Jewelers Role in Drug Ring Alleged in Cincinnati Case
In Cincinnati federal court a Franklin jeweler Edwin Adams is linked to a drug racketeering case after a police sergeant testified he offered to show weapons a stove and drugs during a July 1976 sting. Harris and Adams face racketeering and drug charges as trials begin for 37 indicted individuals.
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Cincinnati
U.S. District Court Today
Franklin
Edwin Adams
Daniel Arkenau
Arkenau
Samuel Harris
Harris
Edwin
Adams
U.S. District Court
Carlisle
Title XX hearing Tuesday
A public hearing on the proposed Title XX County Plan for Social Services for fiscal year 1979 will be held Tuesday in Fellowship Hall at the Redeemer United Church of Christ 3431 Hamilton Middletown Road from 9 a.m. to noon and from 1 30 to 4 p m Moderator will be John Bookman chairman of the newly created County Welfare Advisory Board The board was appointed by the board of county commissioners in compliance to House Bill 383 which could help Ohio get more federal dollars for social service programs Board members from Middletown are Millard Bechtel and Margaret Haywood. Concerned and participating agencies organizations and individuals are invited to attend the meeting and present their recommendations which are to be typed Those unable to attend should submit their written recommendations to the social services administrator Butler County Welfare Department 611 Maple Ave Hamilton
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Fellowship Hall
The
Redeemer United Church of Christ
Hamilton- Middletown Road
John Bookman
County Welfare Advisory Board
Board of County Commissioners
Ohio
Middletown
Millard Bechtel
Margaret Haywood
Social Services
Butler County Welfare Department
Maple Ave
Hamilton
Seminar on Current Methods of Treatment for Chronic Lung Disease
A seminar on Current Methods of Treatment for Chronic Lung Disease will be held October 12 at the Howard Johnson Motor Inn near I-75 and Ohio 122. Co sponsored by Miami University's Hamilton Campus office of continuing education and the Southwestern Ohio Lung Association, the program assists health professionals with COPD care, bronchopulmonary hygiene, infection control, and community resources. Registration, limited to 50, closes October 7. contact Robert Greiman at 751-3650 for forms and information.
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Howard Johnson Motor Inn
Ohio
Miami University
Hamilton
Southwestern Ohio Lung Association
Robert Greiman
Cub Scout Pack 72 Awards At Creekview School Meet
Advancements and awards were presented to members of Cub Scout Pack 72 at Creekview School last night. Jeff Haug Tracy Carter Robbie Nelson and others received Bobcat and Arrowpoints.Webelos finalists included Jim VanEss Jim Hardin and Shannon Benjamin. Members also noted for numerous awards. trip plans call for a Amtrak ride October 15 from Cincinnati to Richmond Indiana for a town tour before returning.
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Creekview School
Jeff Haug
Tracy Carter
Robbie Nelson
Joey Martens
David Gillespie
Richard Montgomery
Martens
Gillespie
Montgomery
Jeff Stone
Webelos
Jim VanEss
Jim Hardin
Shannon Benjamin
David Campbell
Stone
Jeff Parks
Chris McClanahan
John Derris
Benjamin
David Banks
Vane
Glenn and Metzenbaum Vote With Losing Side in Gas Plan Vote
Senators John Glenn and Howard Metzenbaum both Democrats sided with the losing bloc as the Senate rejected a bid to scrap an industry backed plan to deregulate new natural gas prices. The vote reflected party lines and preserved the deregulation framework despite opposition from opponents.
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Washington
Ohio
John Glenn
Howard Metzenbaum
Senate
Arthritis education classes set by Butler Warren
The Butler Warren County Branch Arthritis Foundation chapter schedules patient education classes. Dr Raymond Muzzarelli, a rheumatologist, will speak Thursday Oct 27 at 7:30 pm at First Church of God in Cincinnati. He will also speak Thursday Oct 13 at 7:30 pm in Lebanon High School cafeteria on Ohio 48, followed by a Q and A on arthritis treatment.
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Butler Warren County
Southwestern
Ohio
The
Arthritis Foundation
Raymond Muzzarelli
First Church of God
N. Breiel Blvd
Muzzarelli
Lebanon
Lebanon High School
Appeal urged to overturn river pollution ruling
United States Senator John Glenn and attorney Charles J. Carney urged Ohio Attorney General Griffin to appeal a Philadelphia federal appellate court decision. The ruling overturned an EPA order that exempted eight Mahoning Valley steelmakers from federal clean water standards due to the potential grave economic impact in the northeastern Ohio region.
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Columbus, Ohio
U.S
John Glenn
Dohio
Charles J. Carney
Kio
Griffin
Mahoning River Valley
Ohio
Philadelphia
Environmental Protection Agency
Mahoning Valley
City bus crash injures three at Tytus and Whittier
A city bus driver was charged with improper passing after a collision with a westbound car at Tytus Avenue and Whittier Street. Oscar Williams, 64, and Robert E. Butcher, 45, were treated for injuries at Middletown Hospital, along with a bus passenger, Mary Sauers, 77. Williams and Sauers were released. Butcher left without treatment. The bus and car had moderate damage.
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Tytus Avenue
Whittier Street
Oscar Williams
Highland St
Williams
Tytus
Robert E. Butcher
Fox Run Place
Monroe
Butcher
Middletown Hospital
Williams, Butcher
Mary J. Sauers
Tytus Ave
Miss Sauers
Deaths and funerals in several Ohio towns
Multiple obituaries list Mrs Mary E Lubberger 92 of Garden Manor and son Carl, plus William T Jones 46, George A Sauer 70, Harold S Bussard 72, Paul W Buell 68, Richard K Samuels 59, Mrs Mildred Kindred 68, and several Hamilton area deaths. Details include ages addresses, survivors, funeral home rites, burial sites, and service times.
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Mary E Lubberger
N. Marshall Road
Garden Manor
Carl
Lubberger
Carl F
Wilson-Schramm
Carl Geers
Woodside Cemetery
Lack of help hinders Butler CAC activities
Butler County commissioners refused a request to fund five additional CETA workers for the Community Action Commission winterization program. The agency has a large budget but lacks staff to supervise crews, an executive director, and an administrative assistant. Funds may roll over or go unused without new hires, while board members praise the commissioners and anticipate reconsideration after staffing is resolved.
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Hamilton
Butler County
The
County Community Action Commission
CAC
Cale Logsdon
Commission
Irene Lewis
CETA
Dollar bills printed by teacher cause school cash stir
Barco North Carolina AP graphic arts teacher printed a dollar bill on a copier to spark student interest. Crisper counterfeit notes appeared around Currituck County High School and eight surfaced in a gas station self service machine. Sheriff Newbern urged return of the fake money as principal Webb praised student cooperation. nearly $70 in counterfeit bills were turned in by 37 students.
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Barco
N.C
Currituck County High School
Norman Newbern
Jimmy Webb
Webb
Ex-law director dislikes fish bowl resigns after eight months
Ex law director Denis Daly of Covington says he cannot work well in a fish bowl leading to his resignation after eight months. He plans a month off to consider future plans, possibly a Dayton industry job or private practice. Daly, 34, graduate of Thomas More College and Salmon P. Chase Law School, has three children with wife Pat. A replacement will be appointed by the City Commission.
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City Law
Denis Daly
Daly
Covington, Ky
Thomas More College
Salmon P. Chase Law School
Kentucky
Pat
Fire Incidents Report Across Multiple Addresses
A fire and related incidents were reported at several locations including 3309 Goldman Ave Virgil Hall 81 admitted to hospital with unavailable condition and a trash dumpster fire behind the Studio Theater on Vail Avenue reportedly set with gasoline. Other events include stove smoke damage at 708 Elsmere St and a car fire under hood on Lafayette Ave with potential gas leak.
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Goldman Ave
Virgil Hall
Vail Avenue
Studio Theater
Elsmere St
18Th Ave
Ortega Byrd
Lafayette Avenue
S. Matin Street
Lawrence Spicer
Lafayette Ave
University Blvd
Vance St
Lori Holbrook
Wilson St
Louella Keeler
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Dodds Monuments
Verity
14Th Ave
Charles
Bud) Steller
Mgr
SPM
Cub Scout
Glenn, Metzenbaum
Symphony
Reeder
Phillips
Mary Lubberger
William Jones
William T. Jones
Miami Valley Hospital
Dayton
Jones
Delco Products
Jeannette Farmer
Larry T
Oswald
Peter Kemper
Lebanon Cemetery
George Sauer
West Elkton
George A. Sauer
West Elkton Road
MecCullough-Hyde Memorial Hospital
Oxford
Sauer
Leshner Corp
Lucile
Luella Meyers
Millville
Matilda Hurley
Brown- Dawson Funeral Home
Pershing Ave
Collinsville
Harold Bussard
Harold S. Bussard
High Ridge Court
Paul Buell
Camden
Paul W. Buell
N. Main St
Buell
Dunlap
Lida
Somers Township
Paul C
Don R
Larry L
San Antonio
Tex
Theodore J
Shreveport
Michael W
Bossier City
R. C. Nein & Sons
James Armstrong
Fairmount Cemetery
Richard Samuels
Seven Mile
Richard K. Samuels
Good Samaritan Hospital
Mr. Samuels
McGraw Construction Co
Hugh L. Bates
F&am
Glenn Lodge
Knights of Pythias
Seven Mile United Presbyterian Church
Army Air Corps
Gladys
Trixie Keister Samuels
Phyllis Smith
Inman Funeral Home
Somerville
Edward Brown
Butler County Memorial Park
Glenn Lodge 459
Mildred Kindred
New Lebanon
Cleveland Clinic
Kindred
Alfred “Rat
Raymond
Donald
Sharon Dishman
Kathleen Mills
Esta Minge
Eaton Funeral Home
Marion Barber
Springboro Cemetery
Funeral
Robert Moller
Maplewood Drive
St. Mary Church
Colligan
Alma May Popp
Ross Ave
Rachel Marcum
N. D St
Brown- Dawson
Donald G. Flannery
Taylor School Road
Brown-Dawson
S. Verity Pkwy
Middletown, O
Bruce
Ohio Department of Economic and Community Development
DECD
Federal Energy Administration
Joyce Glenn
Springboro
Harlan P Pithur
WilbraHam RD
Robert Blackaby Evangelist
Robert G. Graham
Robert Blackaby
Children’s Church
Paul Kalem, JR
Christian
Linda Hickey
Music
Charles Novell
WPBF
WLWS
NEW Testament Church
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