Flags up Middletown band unveils new look for Moeller game
Middletown High School will debut a flash flag and rifle presentation at Barnitz Stadium tonight against Cincinnati Moeller High School. Band director Ken Amburgey praised the nine flag bearers and two rifle girls as they prepare since August, with uniforms funded by the Musical Arts Associates.
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Jenny Hass
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Middletown High Band Plans 15 Mile Marchathon
Middletown High School band members will march 15 miles from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Saturday to help cover a remaining 1,485 debt from a Sept. 10 trip to Tiger Stadium. Band director Ken Amburgey says sponsors will donate per mile as residents along the route in the north and east Middletown offer support.
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Hamilton County tax collection for 1975 second half totals
Hamilton-Butler County Treasurer Mark G. Wendel reports the second half real estate tax for 1975 is certified for distribution. County residents paid 15,428,447 with 1,884,789 certified to the state for rollback and homestead refunds, totaling 17,273,236.
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Walton defends sheriff office amid columnist criticism
County Sheriff Robert Walton rebutted a Cincinnati Enquirer columnist’s criticism, defending three unnamed officers with past legal trouble as dedicated, asserting they have earned trust through service in church, scouting, Little League, and combat duty. He urged openness and invited investigations into his administration.
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Middletown Area News Highlights Friday Sept 24 1976
Riverside fire emergency closes 3 streets as firefighters battled a blaze near downtown. Local schools report normal operations while city council discusses a new housing project with state grants.
West Elkton Open House At Village Hall Then Levy Vote
An open house will be held from 8 a.m. to noon at the leased village hall on Ohio 503 for villagers to inspect the building. Next Thursday a 2.2 mill ten year levy to raise 9000 dollars for chasing and improving the hall will be voted on. If the levy fails the village council may face funding decisions. Coffee and donuts will be served. Mayor Tom McKee says the building is available to village groups and government.
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Middletown reacts to first presidential debate verdicts
Local residents and delegates split on the Carter Ford showdown with Pat Tibbs and Mary Jones's views highlighted. Betsy Egleston and Bob Johnson weigh in on Carter and Ford, while Judy Perry and Jack Casper call the broadcast dull and rhetoric heavy.
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Madison task force officers elected to promote bond issue
Madison Citizens Task Force officers were chosen to back a 1.7 million bond on the November ballot for the Madison School District. Co chairs are Donald Swanger and Donald Brunswick with members Littmann Bauman in finance and others in speakers bureau flyers student involvement and publicity. A 7 p.m. meeting in the Madison Junior School cafeteria invites all interested citizens.
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Denver Redman
Auto crash injures two. $1500 damage at Monroe and North
At 12 20 pm yesterday a two car collision at Monroe Street and North Avenue caused about 1500 in damage. Gerald B Hart 25 of 602 Lafayette Ave eastbound on North Avenue pulled out in front of Junius Bach 28 of 415 McKinley St who was driving north on Monroe Street. Hart and Sally Bach 27 a passenger in the Bach car claimed injuries but declined treatment.
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Teen reports exposure near bus stop at Baltimore Street
A 16 year old girl told police a man exposed himself to her while waiting for a school bus at Baltimore Street and Fairmount Avenue yesterday morning.
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