Civic mental health clinic aids diverse residents
Joy Jones reports on the local mental health clinic serving a range of people from a divorced mother of two facing despair to a fifth grader skipping school and a former patient needing medication work and housing. The article highlights the clinic’s role in offering support and access to resources.
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Joy Jones
McNamara
Hamilton
Middletown
United Way Clinic Sees 65 Cases as Yearly Budget Rises
United Way backed clinic reports 65 current cases with 23 new clients since month start. The Butler County Mental Health unit shares staff from Hamilton and aims to raise funds from $14,000 to $18,000 for the coming year to expand services and cover operating costs. The director notes strong need and close ties with schools courts and physicians while space limits slow expansion.
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Butler County Mental Health Clinic
McNamara
Hamilton Clinic
Civic Association
Marion S. Parish
United Way
Hamilton United Appeal
Governor Andrus orders 10 percent cut in state electricity use
Governor Cecil D. Andrus acted to conserve power by directing Idaho state agencies to reduce electricity consumption by 10 percent amid a Northwest power shortage. In Boise he checked offices, and state officials including Treasurer Marjorie Ruth Moon reported turning off lights and adjusting temperatures.
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Cecil D. Andrus
Capitol Complex
Andrus
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Marjorie Ruth Moon
Fleeing scene convictions and related fines in municipal court
Acting Judge Vincent Sisson presided as two defendants were found guilty of fleeing the scene of an accident. Frank Hollon and Robert Moon received fines and additional penalties. Moon faced jail time and license suspension. Several others were convicted of careless driving or violating noise and speed rules in the same session.
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Frank Hollon
Germantown Road
Robert Moon
Columbus
Ind
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Cincinnati
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Seneca St
William Maertz
Cranewood Drive
Trenton
Roberta Dalton
Dayton
Raymond Haag
Buena Ave
Frank Mathers
20Th Ave
Mason Lee Adkins
Gingrich Road
Ronald Birch
Selden Ave
Gregory Tucker
East St
Verlin McIntosh
Connie St
Franklin
David Spencer
Pershing Ave
Spencer
Two More Bodies Recovered From No 9 Mine Disaster
At Consolidation Coal Co.'s No 9 mine in Farmington West Virginia two more victims have been found bringing the total to 80 dead from the November 20 1968 explosion and fire. The two men Robert D. Kerns 32 of Fairview and Fred Burt Rogers 57 of Mannington were identified as mine mechanics and recovered in the same area.
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Farmington
W.va
Consolidation Coal Co
Consol
Robert D. Kerns
Fairview
Fred Burt Rogers
Mannington
Campbell School to close if levy fails in Ohio suburb
Campbell School Supt. Robert Hedrick said the state auditor authorizes closing city schools in Youngstown suburb on December 2 if funds are insufficient. The closure depends on voters approving a six mill levy at the November 6 election after a six day teachers strike delayed the start of the school year.
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Youngstown
Ohio
Campbell
Robert Hedrick
Hedrick
Inmates Ordered Freed by Ohio Court of Appeals
The 9th District Court of Appeals ordered release of seven Haw thornden State Hospital inmates after ruling their due process rights were violated due to lack of legal counsel in commitment. The 60 day stay preserves safety while the hospital updates procedures.
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Akron, Ohio
9Th District Court of Appeals
Hawthornden State Hospital
Summit County Probate Court
Appeals Court
Kiniyalocts fund receives 100 gift to Boy Scout camp fund
The Middletown Area Recycling Center presented a 100 check to the Mike Kiniyalocts Camp Scholarship Fund of the Boy Scouts of America. Don Hopper, retiring center director, added 33.07 toward the total. Scouts have donated hours and funds from recycled goods to support 19 needy Scouts this year. The center operates Tuesday Thursday and Saturday hours.
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Boy Scouts of America
Middletown Area
Don Hopper
Hopper
Scout Troop
St. Paul’s United Church of Christ
N. Main Street
Borden
Kiniyalocts
Ohio Supreme Court takes Kent State case
Ohio's high court agreed to decide if Kent State trustees acted legally when terminating the high school program in June 1972. The suit by former student Leslie Sternberg seeks injunctive relief to protect students' promised rights amid alleged contract failure.
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Columbus
Ohio
Supreme Court
Kent State University
Leslie Sternberg
Sternberg
Cleveland
Cuyahoga County Court of Appeals
Clifford Duncan
Jerry Thomas
Duncan
Richard Knipp
Akron
Ohio to build Fire Training Academy in Licking County
Gov. Gilligan announced Ohio's first Fire Training Academy will be built adjoining the Agriculture Service Center near Reynoldsburg in Licking County. The $3 million complex will include a dormitory, classrooms, medical facilities, a training tower, and an aircraft rescue area with the state fire marshal's office to be housed there. Groundbreaking is expected next year.
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Columbus, Ohio
John Gilligan
Ohio
State Agriculture Service Center
Licking County
Reynoldsburg
Gilligan
Department of Agriculture
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