Judge Tough On Rustlers: 30 Days and $50 Fine
Four young rustlers from Milford and Clarksville were jailed 30 days and fined 50 dollars after pleading guilty to a reduced charge of malicious destruction of property for stealing a giant wooden cow from United Dairy Farmers in Morrow. They were identified as Daniel Bussum, 18. Gary Nelson, 21. Kenneth Kakin Jr., 21. and Richard Sams, 22.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lebanon
Morrow
Daniel Bussum
Gary Douglas Nelson
Kenneth Raymond Kakin Jr
Milford
Richard Sams
Clarksville
United Dairy Farmers
Police Prepare for Reagan Visit in Middletown
Middletown police plan standard protection for Governor Ronald Reagan with an advance team arrival, motorcade escort, two plainclothes guards, and heavy airport hotel coverage. Traffic restrictions will run Thursday morning on Manchester Avenue and Broad Street, with parking limited near Manchester Motor Inn for a 25 dollar luncheon and a 11 30 a m rally at Hook Field. attendees urged to use city lots and Smith Park.
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Inursany
Robert Walton
Reagan
Walton
Manchester Motor Inn
Swicheon
Manchester Avenue
Verity Parkway
Main Street
Broad Street
Columbia Avenue
Central Avenue
Hook Field
Smith Park
Sutphin Street
New Officers To Take Over Audubon Posts
Middletown Audubon Society will install officers at 7 30 p m in the Park Administration Building 1400 Highland St Franklin science teacher Andrew Kopp will be installed as president Ruth Gruner as vice president and Mr and Mrs Kirtley Ervin as secretary and assistant Mrs Frederick Hessler to serve as treasurer Animal slide strips will be shown.
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Middletown Audbon Society
Park
Highland St
Andrew Kopp
Franklin
Princeton High School
Ruth Grunner
Kirtley Ervin
Frederick Hessler
Audubon Society
Missing hotel paintings valued at 425 dollars
Manchester Motor Inn manager Paul Galeese said five paintings were stolen from the Promenade Room. The four originals depict Roman scenes and a Benton reproduction. value estimated at 425 dollars. Police were notified Friday morning after discovery yesterday.
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Manchester Motor Inn
Paul Galeese
Thomas Hart Benton
Galeese
Middletown hosts whirl-in aviation breakfast event
Middletown Aviation Club invites the public to a Sunday breakfast and aviation displays at the clubhouse on Carmody Boulevard from 7 am to 1 pm. Gyrocopters and gyrogliders from Indiana, Kentucky, and northern Ohio will fly and be on display. Proceeds fund an instrument simulator for pilot training.
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Middletown Aviation Club
Carmody Boulevard
James S. Miller
Russ Stepp
Middletown
Popular Rotocraft Association
Indiana
Kentucky
Ohio
Miller
Stepp
Federal Aviation Agency
Aviation Club
Les Leighton
Three Boys Arrested in Meadowlawn Burglaries
Three boys aged 7, 9, and 10 were arrested yesterday, aiding police in clearing four Meadowlawn burglaries. Investigators linked break ins to the Velde, Edwards, Hubbard homes and Meadowlawn Church of God, with cash, a watch, and ransacked premises reported. The youths await referral to Butler County Juvenile Court.
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Meadowlawn
Butler County Juvenile Court
Joseph Velde
Meadow Ave
Katherine Edwards
Lawn Ave
Fred Hubbard
Meadowlawn Church of God
Smith Avenue
Pearl Street
Burglars Fail In Two Break-Ins At Local Properties
Joseph Weathers reported his 16th Avenue home was burglarized last night but nothing was stolen after intruders broke a kitchen window. Police found a broken glass door at Wendy's Sales and Service on N Verity Parkway and noted a stiff door handle may have caused the intruders to abandon the entry attempt.
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16Th Avenue
Wendy's
N. Verity Parkway
Joseph Weathers
16Th Ave
Wendy’s Sales and Service
August New Car Sales in Butler County Sets August Record
New car registrations in Butler County reached a record August total of 891, third best in 1968, with Chevrolet leading at 216 and Ford at 158. Used registrations fell to 2,601 from 2,728 a year earlier.
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Butler County
Butler County Clerk of Courts
Joseph Kiep
Chevrolet
Ford
Pontiac
Oldsmobile
Volkswagen
Buick
Plymouth
Mercury
Rambler
Dodge
Chrysler
Cadillac
Opel
Lincoln
Triumph
Volvo
Fiat
Imperial
Austin Healey
Renault
Jaguar
Saab
GMC
International
Somerville Driver Sued Over Traffic Accident
Stanley Gabbard of 126 S. C St. sues Kermit P. Phillips of Somerville for 18000 in Butler County Common Pleas Court claiming injuries from a December 19 1967 collision on Neilan Boulevard when Phillips failed to yield and turned in front of Gabbard. Gabbard incurred medical expenses and lost wages.
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Hamilton
Stanley Gabbard
S. C St
Butler County Common Pleas Court
Gabbard
Neilan Boulevard
Knightsbridge Drive
Kermit P. Phillips
Somerville
West Elkton Road
Body Identified In River Near Butler County Hospital Patient
Butler County coroner Dr. Garret J. Boone identified the body recovered Sunday afternoon in the Great Miami River as 29 year old Mike Splazz of 64 S. Fair Ave. He was a patient at Longview State Hospital. Identification came from fingerprints and clothing. Family says Solazzo had left the hospital last Thursday. Funeral arrangements are set at Brown-Dawson Funeral Home.
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Hamilton
Garret J. Boone
Butler County
Great
Miami River
Here
Mike Splazz
S. Fair Ave
Longview State Hospital
Solazzo
Franklin To Show City Plan Sunday
Franklin residents will view the master plan for 1990 Sunday at 2 p.m. in Hampton Bennett Junior High School. The 32 year effort cost $18,000 and covers land use population housing downtown streets and utilities. Ladi slas Segoe, now with a New York engineering firm, drew the plan shown on boards with city officials and chamber representatives explaining.
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Franklin
Chamber of Commerce
Hampton Bennett Junior High School
Ladislas Segoe
Cincinnati
New York City
Chamber
Griffin
Councilman proposes paid police auxiliary for Franklin needs
Councilman Paul Smith urges expanding the police auxiliary into a part time paid force to handle future growth. He estimates paying staff and raising full time pay, while noting current shortages and resignations. City officials express cost concerns as annexation and growth projections shape police plans. The force now stands at 15 with four resignations and one on sick leave.
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Franklin
Paul Smith
Cincinnati Gas & Electric Co
Smith
Sam Dunn
Joe Baxter Jr
John Griffin
Griffin
Baxter
Jim Wells
Coleman
Wells
Fire at Carlisle home causes $2000 damage
A Carlisle fire at the home of Martin McIntosh 7764 Sheri Lane yesterday caused 2000 in damage. Fireman Jim Kindred said the blaze started in the kitchen around 545 p.m. and burned walls with 1500 to the building and 500 to the contents.
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Carlisle
Martin McIntosh
Sheri Lane
Carlisle Fire Department
Jim Kindred
Morris chair's inventor was Governeur Morris
The Morris chair was designed by the American statesman and diplomat Governeur Morris. His innovation links to early American furniture design and his broader influence in diplomacy during the revolutionary era.
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Morris Chair
Statesman and Diplomat
Governeur Morris
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Ken Sorrell
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Angel Horns
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First Ave
Geraldine Presta
Brown-Dawson Funeral Home
Journal State Editor
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Bross
Satin Bross
Midd
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