Records chase Lukens election filings in Ohio
Ohio and its 88 counties are asked to provide detailed records of every election over the past 20 years in a federal suit seeking Lukens’ name on the 1974 Republican gubernatorial ballot. The case accuses unequal enforcement of campaign laws and seeks to overturn disqualification as unconstitutional.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio
Citizens
Donald E. ‘Buz’ Lukens
Middletown
Lukens
Randall E. Cesco
U.S. District Court
Cincinnati
Ted W. Brown
Butler County Board of Elections
Brown
Butler County
Thomas Martin
Cesco
James F. Marsh
Marsh
Ross County
Ohio Supreme Court
U.S
Germantown Street Becomes One Way Traffic
Village official Dan Anslinger said the narrow Germantown Street is now one way from Dayton Pike to Water Street with traffic moving west to east. He noted two way traffic was impossible due to parking on both sides.
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Germantown Center Street
Dayton Pike
Water Street
Dan Anslinger
Visit from Japanese student yields library gift in Middletown
Kenetsu Kasai, 29, from Morioka Japan, sent a $200 gift to Middletown Public Library via City Manager Dale Helsel as thanks for his stay last fall. The donation funds were presented to the library trustees, with plans for use to reflect Kasai’s honor and reflect international friendship efforts tied to local church missions and the PROMISES outreach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
Japan
Kenetsu Kasai
Morioka
Dale Helsel
United Christian Student Center
Sendai
Ken
First United Methodist Church
Helsels
Eugene Frasers
Helsel
Arthur Wollman
Wolman
Hessel
Fraser
America
First National Bank
Miami University
Public Library
Promises
Elane Humphreys
Library
Ivan Dornon
Mr. Hessel
Ken Kasai
Night horse riding ban agenda item in Trenton
The Trenton City Council will consider a ban on horse riding from sundown to sunrise at its 7 30 p m meeting. Legislation by City Solicitor Tom Stubbs Jr would also bar horses from parks and public grounds. Councilman Ray Willis raised street racing and after dark riding as traffic hazards. Stubbs said existing laws already ban horses on sidewalks and the council could prohibit street riding at all hours if desired.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trenton
Tom Stubbs Jr
Ray Willis
Stubbs
Journal
Deaths in Franklin and Hamilton Areas
The Franklin death reports note Mrs. Cora M. King age 74 of 121 W. Bryant St died at Middletown Hospital at 4 a.m. Survivors include daughter Mrs. Rebecca Bailey. Arrangements are incomplete at Joseph R. Baker & Sons Funeral Home. Hamilton obituaries list Glenn Overholts 70 of 3801 Bedford Ave services set for Friday. Other Hamilton entries include Mrs. Marie Allen 72 of 5340 Augspurger Road services Thursday at Horseshoe Bend Baptist Church. Tom Phillips 89 of 33812 Mapie Ave services Thursday afternoon. Judge Wilson 78 of 145 Hanover St services Friday at Pilgrim Baptist Church. Johnnie Johnson 58 of 1229 Pater Ave services Thursday. Mrs. Martha Butner 55 of 1784 Millville Ave services Thursday at New Miami First Church of God.
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Cora M. King
W. Bryant St
Franklin
Middletown Hospital
Rebecca Bailey
Joseph R. Baker & Sons Funeral Home
Hamilton
Glenn Overholts
Bedford Ave
Campbell
Marie Allen
Augspurger Road
Horseshoe Bend Baptist Church
Tom Phillips
Mapie Ave
Brown- Dawson
Judge Wilson
Hanover St
Pilgrim Baptist Church
Johnnie Johnson
Pater Ave
McGhee
Martha Butner
Millville
New Miami
Fire Run at 2941 Wilbraham Road Clears as False Alarm
Fire crews responded yesterday at 11:13 a.m. to 2941 Wilbraham Road for a reported fire. Investigators ruled the incident a false alarm with no injuries or damage reported.
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Wilbraham Road
Eight area students named as NMS semifinalists
Eight area students have been named semi-finalists in the 1974 National Merit Scholarship program. The top scorers in each state from the October qualifying test include Linda S. Hattery and Margaret A. Moschell of Middletown High School, Dean N. Browning, Don J. Chain, William C. Colley and Richard L. Thomas of Lakota High School, Steven D. Hollingsworth of Lebanon High School, and Deborah J. Glosser of Springboro. About 15,000 seniors were named semifinalists nationwide for 3,100 scholarships to be awarded next spring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linda S. Hattery
Margaret A. Moschell
Middletown High School
Dean N. Browning
Don J. Chain
William C. Colley
Richard L. Thomas
Lakota High School
West Chester
Steven D. Hollingsworth
Lebanon High School
Deborah J. Glosser
Springboro
Stolen Items Reported From Car and Homes
Police briefs list James Allen from 309 Garfield St as reporting a $79 stereo tape player stolen from his car yesterday. Police note a theft from Peck's Flower Shop at 50 S. Main St last night via a basement trap door. Victor Slezak of 3210 Wildwood Rd reports a $65 lawnmower stolen from his home earlier this month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Allen
Garfield St
Peck
S. Main St
Victor Slezak
Wildwood Road
Springboro Woman Injured When Car Drops Into Creek Embankment
Wilma Barton 39 of 225 S Main St was treated at Middletown Hospital after her car struck an embankment and stopped in a creek. Patrolmen said she attempted to pass on Ohio 73 east of Springboro, saw an oncoming car, and lost control when she moved right.
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Springboro
Wilma Barton
Main St
Middletown Hospital
Ohio 73
Second Middletown High Student Faces Police Charges
An 18 year old Middletown High School student suspended yesterday was charged with trespassing after refusing to leave campus. He also faces charges for improper conduct toward a police officer disorderly conduct drug intoxication and possession of drugs. A second MHS student was charged with disorderly conduct after a fight on the second floor involving three youths over a girl. all three faces possible 10 day suspensions at a school hearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown High School
MHS
Centerville man charged in theft case involving stolen boat
Centerville land developer Loring R. Duff, 45, was charged with receiving and concealing a stolen 18 foot inboard outboard boat and trailer owned by Walter Bake of Middletown. Duff appeared in Kettering Municipal Court and is free on his own recognizance. preliminary hearing set for Oct. 2. The boat was stolen Aug. 22 at Cumberland Lake Kentucky and recovered sunk in a Payne Town Indiana lake. its hull markings were scraped.
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Centerville
Middletown
Cumberland Lake
Loring R. Duff
Kettering
Walter Bake
Yankee Road
Somerset
Payne Town
Ind
Duff
Retired Persons Elect 13 To Local AARP Board
Thirteen individuals were elected to the board of directors of the new local AARP chapter. The slate includes Dr. C. E. Wintringham Reed A. Shaw and others with meetings planned for October 11 at 2 p.m. in the Middletown Public Library Community Room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Association of Retired Persons
C. E. Wintringham
Reed A. Shaw
Ralph Augspurger
Frank Wilson
William Poe
Arnold Boxwell
Charles Hobbs
Kirtley W. Ervin
John QO. Taylor
Frank M. Ludewig
Frank Hidy
C. E. Morningstar
Walter S. Geckeler
Middletown Public Library
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Atv ‘i
Roderer’s
Central Avenue
Doellman Shoes
The
Household Finance Corp
Germantown
Hellman
Arkrieots
Walter M
Eleanor N
E.state ST
Robert Mayer
Home Sue Riddle Office Sales
Second and
Broad Streets
Cora King
NMS
Middletown Shoe Repair
Middletown Shopping Center
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