Middletown fines railroad whistle violator in first case
Robert Rayburn of Cincinnati faced Municipal Court on a charge of violating ordinance 5931 which bans train whistles within the city except in emergencies. His $10 fine was suspended by Judge J. T. Lamb. maximum possible was $50. The case marked the first under the ordinance since adoption, filed after a 2:20 p.m. whistle at Wildwood Road crossing on April 18. Police say no further enforcement will occur while Ohio Supreme Court reviews Conrail challenge.
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Robert Rayburn
Cincinnati
Middletown
Rayburn
J. T. Lamb
Wildwood Road
Ohio Supreme Court
Conrail
Earl Smith
Hunter home burns in Beatrice Drive blaze
Frank Miller residence at 3692 Beatrice Drive damaged in a kitchen fire reported at 12 55 am. Hunter Fire Department arrived with three units, found flames through the roof, and had it under control in about 15 minutes. Miller family away. damage centered on the roof. two burners and oven left on with a skillet on a burner. fire contained after three hours on scene.
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Hunter
Frank Miller
Beatrice Drive
Miller
Tools stolen from Arlington Arms shed in break-in
A missing tools report was filed after a burglary at the Arlington Arms maintenance shed on Barbara Court. Police noted a large quantity of tools valued over $1,000 were taken, including a large box of tools a jigsaw and saber saw. a full inventory is pending.
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Arlington Arms
Barbara Court
Middleton men seek rheumatoid remedy in Santo Domingo miracle
Patrolman Wilbur Hart credits a new treatment found in the Dominican Republic with reversing his arthritis symptoms and enabling daily activities. Phil Jackson, a 27 year old advertiser, plans a five day trip to Santo Domingo to see Dr William Jana hoping for relief after decades of failed therapies. Jackson recalls long hospital trials and side effects, and notes Rheumatril’s warnings from the Arthritis Foundation, yet remains optimistic about a future free of pain.
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Middletown
Wilbur Hart
Hart
Santa Fe
Dominican Republic
Journal
Phil Jackson
Santo Domingo
Jackson
United States
William Jana
Cleveland Clinic
Middletonians
Jana
Children’s Hospital
Cincinnati
Tae
Arthritis Foundation
The
Foundation
Fairfield Ohio land transfer to Hamilton proposed
A Fairfield Hamilton land transfer plan proposes moving 468 acres to Hamilton and redrawing the Hamilton-Fairfield corporation boundary along the Ohio river area The trio of tracts includes Joyce Park Schriever farm and the St Clair Avenue gravel pit The transfer aims to allow future wastewater plant expansion possible riverside highway alignment and a bridge crossing The Fairfield Hamilton Task Force backs the plan awaiting consent from both city councils
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Hamilton
Fairfield
Hamilton-Fairfield Corporation
Ohio
Fairfield-Hamilton
Joyce Park
Schriever
St Clair Avenue
Joyce
Darrel Joyce
Jack Kirsch
Fairfield Corporation
Symmes Road
Caesar Creek Lake Gets $1.6 Million Federal Funding
The final House Senate funding package allocates more than 14 million for Ohio water projects next year. Caesar Creek Lake is set to receive 1.6 million, with other allocations including Alum Creek Lake 500 thousand, Chillicothe 2 million, Cleveland Harbor 3 million, and Muskingum River 2.8 million. Army Corps planning includes Geneva on the Lake 100 thousand and West Harbor 75 thousand.
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Washington
Ohio
House-Senate
Army Corps of Engineers
Bureau of Reclamation Corps
Alum Creek Lake
Caesar Creek Lake
Chillicothe
Cleveland Harbor
Cuyahoga River Basin
East Fork Lake
Mill Creek
Muskingum River
Newark
Point Place
Geneva On the Lake
West Harbor
Miami University President and Deans List Honors Names
Oxford, Hamilton, and Middletown campuses announce 23 students on the President's List with 4.0 averages for 12 or more credits in the summer session and 58 students on the Deans' List with at least 3.5. Area residents named include Patricia Palmer, David Senften, Joy Stanley, Maria Merdinger, Kim Huntzinger, and others with street addresses listed.
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Oxford
Miami University
Middletown
Kim Huntzinger
Ardmore Drive
Maria Merdinger
Bavarian Drive
Patricia Palmer
Eaton Road
David Senften
Manchester Road
Joy Stanley
Central Ave
Journal Call Service Offer Seen For Home Delivery
For convenient home delivery of the Journal Call number 422 3611 lists Middletown area and Lebanon area 055 7888 plus Germantown area toll ere refers to delivery service across regions with a listed contact.
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Middletown
Germantown
Fragmented Local Fire and Medical Run Log
A scrambled list shows multiple fire and medical responses with times and addresses. Names include Merle Bauer Myrtle Holder Donna Layne Brenda Frisch Paul Cornele Carol Cunningham Mary Watson Betty Wilson William Sebastian Patricia Sehrul Susan Myers and locations across Merle Bauer Ill Myrtle Holder Selden Ave Christ Hospital Cincinnati Harrison Street Central Avenue and multiple streets with hospital transport or treatment noted.
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Selden Ave
Donna Layne
North Ave
Brenda Frisch
Crawford St. Paul
S. Main St
Carol Cunningham
Lafayette Ave
Mary Watson
Christ Hospital
Cincinnati
Harrison Street
Central Avenue
Patricia Sehrul
Harrison St
Susan Myers
Shafer
Lamberton St
Cleveland Ohio School Talks Enter Critical Phase
Ten thousand Cleveland teachers and nonacademic workers moved toward food stamp use as stalled contract talks dragged on. Judge Hanna ordered intensified discussions to resolve a debt-ridden system facing a $207 million loan constraints while Dayton teachers picketed despite bans and a contempt hearing looms for leaders. Buckeye Local in Ashtabula County awaits board approval after impasse panel recommendations amid questions from Superintendent Peterson.
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Cleveland
Common Pleas Court
Harry A. Hanna
Dayton
Montgomery County Common Pleas Court
Carl Kessler
Dayton Education Association
Dayton School Board
Buckeye
Ashtabula
Jerry Peterson
Police briefs report thefts in Middletown area
Several vehicles were broken into yesterday in Middletown. Radios were stolen from Janice Mason at 9871 Greenbush Road and James Yorick at 213 Baltimore Street. Doug Schmidt's truck at Armco near Nicoff Street gate lost a tachometer, knives, and cases totaling 115 dollars. A diamond ring with seven diamonds valued at 800 dollars disappeared from Joan Schneider's home on Fulton Lane yesterday evening.
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Middletown Po
Janice Mason
Greenbush Road
Camden
James Yorick
Baltimore St
Doug Schmidt
Franklin St
Armco
Nicoff Street
Joan Schneider
Fulton Lane
Ferguson given until Wednesday on report
The Ohio Election Commission told state Auditor Thomas E Ferguson officials to file a report by Wednesday on a June 14 campaign fundraising dinner. The deadline follows a July filing schedule disrupted by the death of dinner organizer Raymond E. Lewis. Officials said the report would be complete before submission.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ohio Election Commission
Thomas E Ferguson
Secretary of State
Richard Borrer
Friends of Ferguson
Raymond E. Lewis
Ferguson
Wilmore Brown
Robert B McAlister
Commission
Ferguson Camp
Woman shot, ex-boyfriend in fair condition after field find
In Lebanon, Michi Leigh Partin 20 was found shot dead in a barn car at Equi's home. Her former boyfriend 20 year old Phil Foqui was found in a field nearby and listed in fair condition at Kettering Medical Center. A .38 caliber revolver is suspected. Authorities consider murder suicide or double homicide. Partin's funeral is set for Monday at Anglesby in Franklin with burial in Germantown Cemetery. She is survived by her parents Virgil and (Mrs) Lakes, a sister Teresa, and grandparents Garrett Partin. brother Ryne died last May. Friends may call tomorrow 2 to 5 p.m.
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Lebanon
Phil Foqui
Ohio
Kettering Medical Center
Michi Leigh Partin
Jeffrey Drive
Hunter
Equi
Miss Partin
Middletown
Miami University
Anglesby
Franklin
Germantown
Virgil Lakes
Teresa Robin Partin
Garrett Partin
Williamsburg
Ryne
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INS., Inc
First Avenue
Jug
Miami
Oxford Hamilton
Williams Termite and Pest Control
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Mile
St. Deans
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Delhi Drive
Deans
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Dinie Highway
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Jaqui Lane
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Lebanon Area
Main St
Merle Bauer
Coopers Alley
Myrtle Holder
Verity Parkway
Fernwood St
Betty Wilson
Highland Still
Lorg Mill
William Sebastian
Oxford State Road
Associated Press
U.S
Carl Rubin
EF. Mark Braden
Doty House
Miami Valley
Home For Children
the Helenic College
Philoptochos
Middletown Symphony
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Patricia M. Walden
Cedar Glen Way
KODAK
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