Former FBI Director Kelley speaks at Miami U on trust and surveillance
Clarence Kelley, a former FBI chief, addressed Miami University students amid protests from a socialist leaflet alleging harassment and domestic spying. He defended the bureau, discussed surveillance guidelines, and recalled Hoover's influence and the era's changes.
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Oxford
FBI
Clarence Kelley
Miami University
Kelsey
Husky Kelley
Chicago
Dance and baton classes slated by Middletown Parks
The Middletown Division of Parks and Recreation offers eight week dance and baton sessions at Goldman Park. On Wednesdays Joan Ritter leads tap for ages 4 5 6 at 5 30 to 6 15 and various taps for older children. disco for eight and up runs 8 45 to 9 15. Tuesdays start Sept 19 Ginny Friend teaches ballet and baton with multiple age groups and times, with registrations at the parks office or in person.
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Middletown
Ginny Friend
Planned Parenthood training schedule offered in Butler County
Planned Parenthood of Butler County will run two six week volunteer training series this fall. Education coordinator Chessie Icinopulos presides with sessions in Oxford on Sunday evenings and Hamilton on Friday mornings. Topics include human sexuality physiology and birth control. Qualified graduates may work as volunteer receptionists interviewers or exam room aides at Hamilton Oxford or Middletown clinics.
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Planned Parenthood
Butler County
Chessie Icinopulos
Oxford
Hamilton
Holy
Trinity Episcopal Church
Poplar
Walnut Streets
Front St
Middletown
Dwyer resigns from Middletown mental health board
Middletown Police Chief Russell Dwyer resigned last night from the Middletown Area Mental Health Center board due to multiple obligations. Marietta McMontgie will fill the seat. Director Barry Cobb announced staff member David Miller will resign next month to become director of the Preble County Mental Health Center in Eaton. The center serves 347 clients with 43 new cases last month. Joe McNamara and Rev Wayne Morgan led a staff discussion on psychology and religion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
Russell Dwyer
Middletown Area
Center
Archbishop Valerian Gracias Dies at 77 in Bombay
Cardinal Valerian Gracias, Bombay's first Indian archbishop, died of cancer Monday at age 77 in Bombay. His death marks a major loss for the Catholic Church in India and the archdiocese.
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Bombay
India
Valerian Gracias
Kinivaloets Memorial Fund Barbecue Tickets Available
Tickets remain for the annual Mike Kinivaloets Memorial Fund barbecue to aid Scouts. The event Saturday at Camp Hook begins at 5 pm with meals served in the dining hall if rain arrives. Tickets cost 3 dollars for adults, 1.50 for children, free for under 6, with scholarship donations accepted at the Scout office.
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Mike Kinivaloets
Camp Hook
United Way
Hallie Bryant to perform Harlem Globetrotter exhibit at Towne Mall
Hallie Bryant, original Globetrotter and former Indiana University star, appears in a one man show at Towne Mall. He will display fancy ball handling, conduct shooting contests with prizes, demonstrate fundamentals, and autograph photos. Exhibitions scheduled 1, 4, and 7 p.m. Friday and 1, 12:30, 2, and 3:30 p.m. Sunday at Interstate 75 and Ohio 122 shopping center.
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Hallie Bryant
Harlem Globetrotter
Indiana University Sta
Towne Mall
Bryant
Globetrotters
Interstate 75
Ohio
Three United Way leaders named for 1978 Middletown campaign
Samuel L Dalton announced three experienced persons named to leadership roles in the 1978 Middletown Area United Way VLP campaign. Weatherwax as treasurer, Welshofer as special adviser and Mrs Patricia Smith Weatherwax as orientation lead will guide financial transactions leadership and volunteer familiarization with United Way agencies programs.
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Middletown Area
United Way
Samuel L Dalton
Caign
R S. Weatherwax
Lewis E. Welshofer
Patricia Smith Weatherwax
Barnitz Bank
Weatherwax
Smith
Armco
United Ww
Hoerner Waldorf contract vote set tomorrow
Striking United Paperworkers Local 310 members will vote tomorrow morning on a new Hoerner Waldorf contract offered after mediation in Cincinnati. About 130 workers, unresolved since the July 13 strike began two months ago, will decide at 10:30 a.m. at the local multiwall bag plant. Hoerner based in St Paul is a subsidiary of Champion International Corp.
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United Paperworkers Local 310
Hoerner- Waldorf Co
Cincinnati
Hoerner
St. Paul
Champion International Corp
Califano proposes crackdown on drug label price hikes
HEW Secretary Joseph A Califano urged a rule to stop brand-name firms from buying generics and relabeling them at higher prices. A House subcommittee demanded internal manufacturing policy documents, and California Democrat Rep. John Moss pressed for FDA input to curb abuse. The rule could take effect early next year as investigations reveal firms inflating prices on identical generics.
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Washington (Ap
HEW
Joseph A Califano
Califano
House
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Subcommittee
Gets
Congress
House Oversight and Investigations Subcommittee
John E. Moss
Calif Moss
Susan Leal
Food and Drug Administration
FDA
Water heater crack brings fire call
Water heater at 310 Pagett Drive cracked and rattled loudly around 11:27 a.m. yesterday, prompting a fire call to Douglas Collins’s home. Firefighters found no blaze, noting a rusted bottom in a closet caused the crack, with leaking water causing little damage.
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Germantown
Douglas Collins
Pagett Drive
Richard Zechar
Automobile stolen from Chrysler Products dealership
A 1974 car valued at 5695 was reported stolen from Chrysler Products at 6239 Germantown Road. Butler County deputies said the vehicle appeared hot wired and the keys were not left in the car. The theft occurred late Monday night or early Tuesday, according to manager Jim Weihrauch.
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Chrysler Products
Germantown Road
Butler County
Jim Weihrauch
Weihrauch
EPA chief: Ohio utilities must scrubbers if miners lose jobs
EPA director Douglas Castle said Ohio utilities are obligated to install scrubbers rather than switch to low sulfur coal if it prevents miners' job losses. He noted aggressive cleanup programs correlate with strong economies and warned of economic harm if native coal is discarded. Castle also announced an Agricultural Lands Protection Policy to safeguard productive farmland from development.
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Worthington
Ohio
Environmental Protection Agency
EPA
Douglas Castle
Castle
Cleveland
St. Clairsville
National Association of State Departments of Agriculture
Multiple Local Injuries and Illnesses Reported Across City
A series of dispatches from various addresses list residents ranging from children to seniors treated or admitted to hospitals after falls injuries illnesses or medical reactions. Names ages and locations include Lena B James 99 at 300 N Marshall Road Sally Deaton 11 at 3109 Finley St Everette Gibson 57 at 717 Waite St and Garnett Matthews 55 at 4107 Lewis St among others.
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N. Marshall Road
Lena B. James
Skateway
Sally Deaton
Finley St
Second Avenue
Main Street
Paul Bamerlin
S. Main St
Gee
Waite St
Everette Gibson
Vance St
Denelle Gurule
Convenient Food Mart
Ge Stevens
Crawford St
Lewis St
Ken Lawson
Casper Ave
Garnett Matthews
Rail strike may widen as Judge refuses order
The judge refused to ban expansion of the N and W strike as unions threaten action against 72 railroads. BRAC leader says workers have right to counteraction while noting no coast to coast strike plans.
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Washington
Norfolk & Western Railway
Fred J. Kroll
The
Brotherhood of Railway and Airline Clerks
N&w
Chicago
Buffalo
Kroll
BRAC
Walkout Restraint Extended Over Norfolk and Western Strike
In Cincinnati AP reports Judge Rubin extends restraint against three unions amid obstruction claims around Portsmouth Ohio. Hearing set for Monday in Dayton. The Brotherhood of Railway Airline and Steamship Clerks has been on strike since July 10.
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N&w
Cincinnati
Norfolk and Western Railway
Dayton
U.S
Carl Rubin
Portsmouth
Ohio
The
Brotherhood of Railway, Airline & Steamship Clerks
Planning panel backs zoning permit fee set at $10
A Village Council meeting report notes the Planning Commission recommended a zoning permit fee of ten dollars plus expenses, and the council approved the recommendation.
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Carlisle
Planning Commission
Auto mishap injures boy on Howard Avenue
A five year old boy named Jerry Vail of Hamilton was treated and released from Middletown Hospital after being hit by a car backing out of the G and G Garage on Howard Avenue. The driver was Elizabeth A Lawwill, 17, of 2221 Winton Street, who said she did not see the boy as she prepared to leave the garage.
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Middletown Hospital
Howard Avenue
Jerry Vail
Hamilton
Howard
Elizabeth A. Lawwill
Winton St
Ex Lakota basketball player dies in Butler crash
Sharonville violence tragedy reports Steven W. Jones 23 of Maud formerly Lakota High School basketball player and Union College staffer killed when a dump truck jackknifed into his car on Cincinnati Dayton Road north of Crescentville Road Butler County. Richard M. Butler 63 of Cincinnati charged with failure to maintain distance and vehicular homicide after the 7 45 a.m. crash. Butler treated at Bethesda North Hospital and released.
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Sharonville
Steven W. Jones
Cincinnati-Dayton Road
Crescentville Road
Butler County
Mr. Jones
Union College
Barbourville
Richard M. Butler
Cincinnati
Butler
Bethesda North Hospital
Germantown Library reports 176 children in summer reading program
Germantown Library trustees heard that 176 children participated in the summer reading program. Librarian Robert Ammerman called the effort very successful under direction of Louise Addieman. Trustees reviewed a Xerox offer to sell an aging copier and a proposal to refinish woodwork on the Children's Library stairway.
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Germantown
Robert Ammerman
Louise Addieman
Xerox Corp
Juvenile Suspect Ap pre hended for Fire Alarm Vandalism
A juvenile boy was apprehended yesterday after allegedly pulling fire alarm boxes at Central Avenue and Curtis Street and First Avenue and Baltimore Street. He is due before juvenile authorities this morning.
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Central Avenue
Curtis Street
First Avenue
Baltimore Street
Deaths and Funerals of Local Residents
Riggle Gail Jim Hayes 77 of New Carlisle father of Middletown resident El Bayes died at Mercy Medical Center Springfield after four days as a patient. Retired 1967 machinist for Omco Co. Survived by Grace his wife five other sons 21 grandchildren 21 great grandchildren two sisters. Services Friday 10:30 am Trostel Chapman Funeral Home New Carlisle burial Glen Haven Memorial Gardens Donnelsville. Harold E Musselman 41 of 58 Woodrow St services today Brown Dawson. Walter H Jack Simpson 72 of 635 Belle Ave services 10:30 am Friday Fairfield Wesleyan Church Brown Dawson. Olive E Hudson 62 of 638 Laurel Ave services 2 pm Thursday Colligan.
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Riggle Gail
Jim’ Hayes
New Carlisle
Middletown
el Bayes
Mercy Medical Center
Springfield
Grace
Trostel- Chapman Funeral Home
Glen Haven Memorial Gardens
Donnelsville
Harold E. Musselman
Woodrow St
Brown-Dawson Funeral Home
Walter H
Jack"’ Simpson
Belle Ave
Fairfield Wesleyan Church
Brown-Dawson
Olive E. Hudson
Laurel Ave
Colligan
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