Mothers Rally for Radar Justice on Central Avenue
Housewives protest traffic danger near Wilson School after a student crossing incident. A broken radar unit and limited police resources trigger safety concerns as TV crews, city officials, and residents push for more traffic guards and enforcement along Central Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Sennet
Area TV Cameo
Dan Rothe
Jim McCoy
Central
Ernest Howard
Kothe
St. Mary's School
Central Avenue
Howard
Criminal Division
Ptl
Delman Witt
Traffic Bureau
Wilson School
Gordon J. Wolf Joins Aeronca Board of Directors
Charlotte report announces Gordon J. Wolf elected to Aeronca Inc board of directors by president A. G. Handschumacher. Wolf, Aeronca vice president and long time secretary, is a Yale summa graduate and Harvard Law School LLB graduate, previously partner at Cohen and Wolf.
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Charlotte
N. C
Gordon J. Wolf
Aeronca, Inc
A. G. Handschumacher
Wolf
Aeronca
Cincinnati
Cohen and
Yale
Harvard Law School
Martin Treated For Wound In Ohio Incident
Kerry McLean Martin 21 of 244 Yankee Road was treated for a bullet wound above the left knee after an apparent accidental discharge while target shooting along the Great Miami River near the boat club. He was moved from Middletown Hospital to Grandview Hospital Dayton for care. authorities noted the incident remained unclear if self-inflicted or if his wife Linda Martin 22 was holding the pistol. Police said no investigation was conducted. Martin had prior acquittal in the 1967 Warren County Pig Farm murder case.
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Kerry McLean Martin
Yankee Road
Grandview Hospital
Dayton
Middletown Hospital
Martin
Dayton Institution
Great Miami River
Linda Martin
Garfield St
Janella Haynes
Hamilton
Warren County
Dogbite Reported After Fortune Teller Visit
Wanda Miller, 18, of 5260 Wayne Madison Road, was bitten on the left leg by a fox terrier while waiting for a fortune teller in Middletown. She received treatment at Middletown Hospital and police ordered the dog confined seven days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wanda Miller
Wayne-Madison Road
Middletown
Middletown Hospital
No college gap for look alikes on campus
Edward Hiteshue, 22, a Wilmington College chemistry student, is often mistaken for Admissions Officer Bill Messmer, causing campus mix ups and a fired- reason claim by a gym official. Hiteshue, son of Mrs. Mary Hiteshue, transferred from Control University in 1967 and plans to work with a chemistry firm in Indianapolis after Wilmington graduation in January.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward
Buz) Hiteshue
Henry Ave
Wilmington College
Hieshue
Bill Messmer
Wilmington
Hiteshue
Messmer
Control University
Wilmington University
Indianapolis
Welcome For Lubera Highlighted By Middletown Chamber
A three part program honors Gene Lubera the new Middletown school district superintendent. Ohio Lt Gov John W Brown discusses present and future state activity. The Middletown Area Chamber of Commerce will present its full upcoming calendar at the Manchester Motor Inn with a reception at 6 30 p m. Tickets are 8 50 per person.
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Lubera
Middletown City
Middletown Area
Manchester Motor Inn
Injured Miami University Student Still in Serious Condition
Alice E. Betsy Galeese 20, of Cincinnati and Miami University student, remained listed as serious at General Hospital after a four car crash on Columbia Parkway Sunday. She suffered a basal skull fracture head laceration and knee laceration with no internal injuries and was to be moved out of ICU.
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Alice E
Betsy) Galeese
Cincinnati
General Hospital
Miami University
Paul Galeese
Central Ave
Columbia Parkway
Detention Home Workers Walk Out in Cleveland
About half the staff at Cuyahoga County Juvenile Court and Detention Home left work at midnight Monday. The strike involved about 150 probation officers, clerical workers, janitors, cooks and supervisors. Roughly 100 youths were housed at the facility.
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Cleveland, Ohio
Cuyahoga County
Struthers Students Start Year After Teacher Strike
About 3,300 Struthers public school children began the new year in Youngstown area after a nearly week delay due to a strike by 135 teachers and 21 nonprofessional staff. Judge Elwyn V. Jenkins ordered strikers back to work and ordered negotiations to resume between the workforce and the Board.
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Youngstown
Stolen Stamp Books Hit Main Street Store Opened by Police
Thieves raided the Top Value stamp shop at 1428 Central Ave stealing about 3409 stamp books valued at 3.50 each and various merchandise totaling over 15000. The break-in occurred weekend with entry through a repaired ladies restroom window and a perforator will be added to prevent reuse of stamps. Police also investigate another burglary on Henry Avenue where Mrs Everly Burkhardt reported 100 in cash and a pendant missing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Avenue
Wilson School
Howard
John Newby
Marymont Court
Central Ave
Vi Spivey
Trenton
Opivey
Everly Burkhardt
Henry Ave
Franklin Rejects Bid To Join Warren County Park District
Franklin city officials rejected a proposal to join a Warren County Park District aiming to access state recreation funds and land bequests. The three leading proponents faced questions on a proposed half mill tax and funding mechanics, with a 3 to 1 vote against the plan.
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Franklin
Bid
New Park District
Lebanon
Warren County
Warren
Corwin Skeets
Fred
Jim Davenport
Miami Valley
Davenport
Jackson Hedges
Joe Baxter Jr
Garden tomatoes found growing at Niagara Falls
Niagara Falls Army Corps of Engineers officials report three tomato plants growing on the rocky river bed behind the American Falls after water was diverted to the Canadian Falls in June. Seeds blew in and the plants were watered to observe erosion effects. the falls will reopen in December.
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Niagara Falls
N.Y
American Falls
Niagara River
Canadian Falls
Army Corps of Engineers
Deadline Approaches for Butler County Real Estate Taxes
County Treasurer Mark Wendel warns the tomorrow 4 p.m. deadline for paying Butler County real estate taxes without penalty. Taxes not paid in person or by mail will incur a 10 percent late fee. The Middletown office serves Middletown Lemon and Madison townships from the City Building Annex.
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Butler County
Mark Wendel
Wendel
Middletown
Lemon and
Madison Townships
City Building
Central Avenue
Clinton Street
Ohio collects over 103 million in vehicle license fees
Ohio state and local governments report strong early collections for motor vehicle licenses and a $5 permissive tax. Through August the state gathered $102,966,679, up $8,599,084 from a year ago, while local governments collected $17,546,985 across 35 counties and 13 municipalities.
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Columbus
Ohio
Roger Cloud
Cloud
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