OJT Program Delayed By Job Shortage In Middletown
The Middletown OJT program, funded by 166,968 from the U S Department of Labor and run with the Chamber of Commerce, will not begin its third phase due to layoffs at Armco Steel and Aeronca. Phase two struggled with participation and hours, affecting 46 placed or trained to date.
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Middletown
Armco Steel Corp
Aeronca, Inc
U.S. Department of Labor
Regional Manpower Administration
Middletown Area
Marva Sampson
Council On Human Relations
St Johns Bingo Game Opens Again After Six Weeks
The first public bingo game in six weeks was held last night at St Johns Church on First Ave. Attendees described a calm crowd and no signs of trouble. The event, labeled a social, charged a $3.50 donation to support schools and ran from 8 to 10 pm under police presence in plain clothes.
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St. John’s
First Ave
Curtis Street
Lemon Township
S. Main Street
John J. Jennings
James R. Howertot
Tilmon Ellison
Fern Fades Over Texas But Edith Gets Bigger
Tropical Storm Fern weakened over flood drenched south Texas on Saturday while Edith, 73 mph, moved toward the Gulf of Mexico. Edith may regain strength as it approaches warm seas, posing renewed risk to Texas, with experts cautioning that energy from the ocean is needed to fuel a rebirth.
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Fern
Texas
Edith
Associated Press
South Texas
Lone Star State
Honoras
Yucatan Peninsula
Gulf of Mexico
Beulah
Yucatan
Rio Grande
Ocean
Robert H. Simpson
National Hurricane Center
Iat
Miami
Nader Calls VW Beetle Unsafe and Calls for Recall
Ralph Nader and the Center for Auto Safety issue a report accusing the Volkswagen Beetle sedan and microbus of dangerous defects blamed for deaths and injuries. They urge an immediate recall program worth 184 million dollars to fix safety problems in the Type I and Type II models.
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Washington
Ralph Nader
Center For Auto Safety
U.S
Nader
Volkswagen
Births and obituary for Robin McIntosh in Hamilton
A daughter born to Mr and Mrs Fred R McIntosh at Ft Hamilton Hospital Hamilton died an hour after birth Funeral arrangements for Robin McIntosh are incomplete at McCoy Leffler Funeral Home
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Fred R. McIntosh
Finley St
Ft. Hamilton Hospital
Hamilton
Robin McIntosh
McCoy Leffler
Death notice for Frank R. Baird at Middletown home
Frank R. Baird aged 63 of 708 S Seventh St died at his home at 1 p m yesterday from an apparent heart attack Survivors include a half brother Sam Lyninger of Germantown Funeral arrangements are incomplete at the McCoy Leffler Funeral Home in Middletown
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Hamilton
Frank R. Baird
S. Seventh St
Sam Lyninger
Germantown
McCoy Leffler
Middletown
Funeral for Robert Williams in Dayton to be held at New Era Baptist
Robert Williams 62 of Dayton, a former Middletown resident, dies after a long illness. Funeral services set for 11 a.m. tomorrow at New Era Baptist Church with Rev. S. S. Cousin. burial in Woodside Cemetery. Visitation 7 to 9 p.m. tonight at Bailey Funeral Home.
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Robert Williams
Dayton
Middletown
New Era Baptist Church
Funeral services for Louis Quinn
Louis Quinn 81 of 1804 Cherry Street dies after brief illness at home. Funeral at 1 p.m. tomorrow at Tried Stone Baptist Church with Rev Herbert Hart officiating. Visitation tonight 7 to 9 p.m. at the church. Burial in Woodside Cemetery. Bailey Funeral Home in charge.
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Louis Quinn
Cherry St
Tried Stone Baptist Church
Herbert Hart
Quinn
Woodside Cemetery
The
Bailey Funeral Home
Franklin couple bound to grand jury in Little Inn fracas
A Franklin couple and others were bound to the Warren County grand jury Friday on charges from an altercation at the Little Inn on July 17. James Morris faced stabbing charges with bond set at $1,000. Mrs Morris charged with assault with a dangerous weapon and fined for disorderly conduct. Pamela Bowling was bound for daytime breaking and entering. Multiple motorists faced traffic fines, with totals. Thirty one speeders paid $875 in fines and forfeitures.
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Franklin
Warren County Grand Jury
Little Inn
James Morris
South Ave
Anna Rose Bell
Bruce Drive
Rose
John B. Tracy
Pamela Bowling
Union Road
Donald Stovall
Dayton
Basil Craddock
Xenia
Edward ‘Jones
Britton Lane
Monroe
Mary Robinson
Helton Ave
Blanche Spencer
Shaker Road
Catherine Hudson
S. Main St
Speeders
Ohio GI Thomas Sweinsberger Killed in Southeast Asia
Army Spec. 4 Thomas E. Sweinsberger, son of Mr and Mrs Robert E Sweinsberger of 1346 Meadow Road Columbus Ohio, was killed in action in Southeast Asia, the Defense Department reported Friday.
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Washington
Army
Thomas E. Sweinsberger
Robert E. Sweinsberger
Meadow Road
Columbus
Ohio
Southeast Asia
Defense Department
Miss Ohio Among Top 10 In Atlantic City Finale
Ten Miss America semifinalists were named in Atlantic City with Miss Georgia Cynthia Cook Miss Idaho Karen Herd Miss Kansas Sandy Rings Miss Maine Allyn Warner Miss Massachusetts Deborah Ann O'Brien Miss Minnesota Shelah Bernhagen Miss Nevada Joan Angela Burachio Miss Ohio Laurie Lee Schaefer Miss Pennsylvania Maureen Victoria Wimmer Miss Washington Susan Buckner Paula Kusmer of Delaware won Miss Congeniality as protests outside Convention Hall continued with Vietnam Veterans Against the War demonstrations.
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Atlantic City
Georgia
Cynthia Cook
Idaho
Karen Herd
Kansas
Sandy Rings
Maine
Allyn Warner
Massachusetts
Deborah Ann O’brien
Minnesota
Shelah Bernhagen
Nevada
Joan Angela_ Burachio
Ohio
Laurie Lee Schaefer
Pennsylvania
Maureen Victoria Wimmer
Washington
Susan Buckner
Paula Kusmer
Delaware
Convention Hall
Edna Gossman
New York
Art Show Winners Announced at Middletown Center
Prize winners for this year’s Area Art Show will be announced at 3 p.m. today during a reception at the Middletown Fine Arts Center on 116 S Main St. Mrs. Wanda Stone will run the reception and Mrs. Louise Kindred will answer questions about the center and upcoming classes. The show is open to the public on Monday, Wednesday and Friday from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m., and Tuesday and Thursday from 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. Artists may pick up works Friday 3 to 6 p.m. This year area artists submitted 201 items for consideration.
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Middletown Fine Arts Center
S. Main St
Wanda Stone
Louise Kindred
Fine Arts
Motorists Crashes In Dayton Area High Speed Incidents
Ohio highway patrol chases a Dayton driver at 110 to 116 mph ending in Middletown hospital with injuries. Joseph Johnson 45 cited for following too closely after slamming into a CG&E pole. Companion LeRoy Childs treated for cuts. Wet streets blamed for a four car crash on Grand Avenue and Highland Street with injuries and various damage costs.
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Dayton
Ohio
Middletown
Joseph Johnson
Verity Parkway
Cg&e
LeRoy Childs
Coopers Alley
Johnson
Ohio State
Grand Avenue
Highland St
Denise Easter
Grand Ave
Grand
George Langhurst
Cincinnati
Omer Townsend
Columbia Ave
Robert Cunningham
Lamberton St
Middletonian Appointed SEEC Program Director For HEW
Ernest R. Myers former Middletown resident is named program director of the Servicemen's Early Educational Counseling SEEC project within HEW Office of Education. The interagency effort informs overseas servicemen about GI bill education benefits and vocational options.
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Middletown
Department Welfare
HEW
Ernest R. Myers
Alma Myers
Ninth Ave
Washington, D.C
Fice
HEW Office of Education
SEEC
Department of Labor
Department of Defense
Veterans Administration
Myers
Middletown High School
Howard University
Howard
City Federal College
Washington
Westinghouse
Urban League
Dave
Marshall
Los Angeles
Boston
Barbara Jean Anderson
Cleveland
Lavern Kemp
Break-in on Spencer Lane Reports Theft of Electronics
Police were told a break-in at the home of Jack Thomas Sr. at 2208 Spencer Lane resulted in the loss of a $1,200 color television, a $1,100 stereo, a $100 portable IV, a $150 movie projector, and a shotgun. Recovery or suspects not listed.
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Jack Thomas Sr
Spencer Lane
Shoe Store Blaze in Franklin Causes Smoke Damage
A fire at Bowermaster Shoe Repair on Second Street caused smoke damage to the shop. Fire Chief Howard Harville said cardboard near a water heater appeared to ignite the blaze, reported at about 4 30 p m yesterday.
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Franklin
Bowermaster Shoe Repair
Second St
Howard ‘Harville
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