Plea At Center Help Volunteers Needed For Brain Injured Kids
Middletown Treatment Center for Brain-Injured Children seeks 42 daily volunteers to run patterning sessions with seven children. Center closed today due to staff shortage as schools resume. training is simple and offered at 9 15 to 11 30 a m and 1 to 3 p m Monday through Friday. Call 424 3663 or visit to learn how to help.
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Middletown
William Wilkerson
The
Journal Today
Wilkerson
Middletown Couple Wins Sohio Jackpot TV Ad
Terri Hines, a Oneida Elementary second grade teacher, and her husband Scott won $1100 in a Sohio jackpot promotion. The Middletown couple, longtime residents, learned of the prize after cameras recorded their reaction. They plan to consult an accountant for tax implications and may use the money to buy a home.
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Middletown
Terri Hines
Oneida
Journal
Hines
Scott
Woodidge Drive
Midletown
Middletown High School
Ohio University
Athens
Chillicothe
Centerville
Wright State University
Dayton
Tie Hines
Police To Get 4 Day Week In Knoxville
Safety Director Randy Tyree announced that Knoxville police will shift to a four day 40 hour work week starting September 20. The plan, approved by a majority of the 265 officers, uses three daily shifts with two overlapping from 10 PM to 2 AM.
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Knoxville, Tenn
Randy Tyree
Knoxville
88 Nominees On AEIF Primary Slate
A packed slate of 88 nominations will be on the ballot September 23 when the Armed Employees Independent Federation Inc holds its primary elections. Nominations were made last night at the AEIF membership meeting at 1100 Crawford St with polling at all Armes Steel Corp pay stations. Final elections set for October 7. East Works trustees eight candidates for four positions. Incumbent Carmel Mathis faces seven challengers for president. Other nominees include Hubert Adams, Clarence Carmody, Robert E. Dunn, Johan Grewe, Ralph McKenzie, Charles Ray Moreland and Russell Whitley. Walter Arvin etc.
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Armed Employes Independent Federation, Inc
AEIF
Crawford St
All Armes Steel Corp
East Works
Carmel Mathis
Hubert Adams
Clarence Carmody
Robert E. Dunn
Johan Grewe
Ralph McKenzie
Charles Ray Moreland
Russell Whitley
Walter Arvin
John Crocker
Donald Linkens
Barry Mathis
Walter Smith
Arthur Snowden
Philip J. Waits
Budget No Laughing Matter Armbruster Says Lawn Protest
Rep. David Armbruster reports Republicans cut the grass at the state capitol to mock Gov Gilligan s austerity plan while the Ohio Senate has yet to adopt a funding measure. He notes Democrats and Republicans alike fear the delay could push a tax bill to Oct 1 with no clear date.
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David Armbruster
Armbruster
State
John J
Columbus
24 Hour Mail Plan Starts Here
Middletown Post Office launches next day delivery for first class mail to 599 post offices including Cincinnati Dayton Columbus Chillicothe and Lexington areas. Mail deposited by 5 p.m. travels to Cincinnati then to destinations within 500 miles for delivery the next day.
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Middletown
Frank Dobrozsi
Cincinnati
Dayton
Columbus
Chillicothe
Lexington
Winton Blount
Dobrozsi
Suit Filed Against Firm Former Owner in Butler County
Franklin painting firm Austin Smith doing business as Austin Painting Co. sues Beach Gillum of Trenton and H H Painting and Drywall for 14800 dollars in damages. Smith says Gillum bought a painting business, stayed as an employee, misappropriated funds, and falsely claimed partnership to defraud. He seeks 13600 from Gillum and 1200 from the firm.
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Franklin
Butler County Common Pleas
Trenton
Austin Smith
Austin Painting Co
Dixie Highway
Beach Gillum
S. First St
H & H Painting & Drywall
N. State St
Smith
Gillum
Lindsey in Butler County jail on first degree murder charge
Willie C Lindsey, 19, of 716 15th Ave in Butler County jail faces a first degree murder charge over the July 31 shooting death of Clyde Brown age 27 of New Miami. Lindsey and co defendant Anthony Wayne Brown, 18, of 1205 Askew sr, are both jailed.
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Willie C. Lindsey
Butler County
15Th Ave
Lindsey
Anthony Wayne Brown
Askew
Skunk Rabid, Tests Show Rabies In Poastown Area
Hamilton health commissioner Dr Louis Gaker announced tests at the state lab in Columbus confirmed a skunk that bit a Poasttown area resident on Sept 2 was rabid. The skunk head was sent to Columbus for examination and six recent incidents involving skunks or foxes were reported in northern Butler and southern Montgomery counties. Residents were urged to watch livestock and pets and report possible rabid animals.
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Hamilton
Louis Gaker
Butler County
State Health Department
Columbus
Poasttown
Charles Martin
Trenton-Franken Road
Gaker
Montgomery County
Fire causes $18,500 loss at Yale Avenue home
A blaze yesterday morning virtually destroyed a Yale Avenue residence. Firefighters and relatives of Mr and Mrs Bryan Dineen, who were away at the Ohio Honey Festival in Lebanon, reported the fire likely started by careless smoking in an upholstered chair. Damage totaled $11,500 to the house and $7,000 to contents.
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Yale Avenue
Bryan Dineen
Yale Ave
Atco Avenue
Lebanon
Clothing Stolen From Eunice Spivey Home
Police report a theft at Eunice Spivey’s residence at 7149 Dickey Road. Valued at 417 dollars, items stolen include a ladies coat cosmetics an overnight case two dresses two blouses and several undergarments. The incident occurred yesterday and is under investigation by Butler County police.
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Eunice Spivey
Dickey Road
Butler County
Parade Draws Huge Crowd for Ohio Honey Festival
Lebanon hosts the fourth annual Ohio Honey Festival with marching bands floats and service groups. Crowds lined Broadway for the opening parade and watched Miss Cindy Sorge crowned as festival queen. First runner up Angela Schuchter and second runner up Susan Thill also named. Little Miss Honey Bee Sabrina Barkett and runners-up Holly Flanagan and Ann Russell were crowned from local elementary schools. Tonight features two band performances and square dancing as the three day event continues toward tomorrow's grand finale parade.
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Lebanon
Cindy Sorge
Lebanon High School
Sorge
Angela Schuchter
Little Miami
Susan Thill
Waynesville High
Leah Shillinglaw
Little Miss Honey Bee
Sabrina Barkett
Morrow
Holly Flanagan
Ann Russell
Naked man seen on city street spooks neighborhood
A man in his 30s was seen stepping from a car circling the block near Burbank Avenue and Fernwood Street at 3 15 yesterday. He re entered the vehicle and sped away after the brief incident, a woman reported to police.
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Burbank Avenue
Fernwood Street
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