Auto License Tag Funds Distributed
State Auditor Roger Cloud announced the final 1968 auto license money distributions totaling 3,887,660 to counties and townships. Total road mileage distributions for 1968 reached 13,938,157 with 9 percent to counties and 5 percent to townships, up from 1967. Further distributions will occur in late April 1969 as the 1969 license revenues begin.
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Milford health officer James P. Sheehy wins Meritorious Service Award
James P. Sheehy of Milford receives the U S Public Health Service Meritorious Service Award in Cincinnati. He is chief of the Environmental Control Administration Training Program and has held various public health posts since 1948 including a stint in Iran. He and his wife Jean Ann live at 10 Pinto Place with eight children.
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Jean Ann
Albert .H. Stevenson
U. S. Public Health Service
Mr. Sheey
Public Health Service
United States
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Pinto Place
Fireplace Fire Injures Wall at Williamsburg Home
Williamsburg volunteers battled a first floor blaze at Wesley Jones’s home on 140 Gay Street shortly before 5 a.m. Thursday. Sparks from an open fireplace ignited the wood flooring and damaged the lower wall. damage remained minimal thanks to rapid response by the Williamsburg Volunteer Fire Department.
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Birthday Message From the Moon and a Savior’s Birth
The text reflects on the moon as a goddess in ancient times and the Apollo 8 astronauts Christmas Eve birthday message. It connects Genesis creation and the birth of a Savior, noting the varying dates of Christmas such as January 6, and the timeless theme of creation and salvation.
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Visitors Limited At Georgetown Hospital
Brown County Hospital restricts visiting to immediate family without respiratory infection to curb flu spread. Administrator Edward A. Roberto notes cases not yet high, but epidemic avoidance is pursued. policy urges cooperation and cautions parents not to bring small children to visit. The message also includes an unrelated lengthy reflection on birth, science, Apollo 8, and New Year hope.
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Man Injured When Car Jack Slips at 127 North Third
Earl Temple received leg injuries when a jack slipped under the car he was working on at 127 North Third Street in Williamsburg, pinning his leg briefly. He was taken to Georgetown Hospital by the Williamsburg Volunteer Life Squad.
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Temple
Georgetown Hospital
Damages Sought In Gun Club Membership Case
Nile Hayes of Goshen filed suit in Clermont County Common Pleas for membership reinstatement in the Ohio Gun Club Loveland a per capita share of proceeds from property sold by the organization and 10000 in damages. The defendants include club members Stanton Brock Leonard Bunnell Charles Cox Harold Doll William Horan G W McMullen Verne Stock Jack Tufts Lawrence Tufts and Carl Zimmerman. Hayes, a 25 year member and charter member, says he was expelled March 25 1968 for nonpayment of 1967 dues despite paying and having them accepted. He alleges improper distribution of club sale proceeds and seeks injunction reinstatement payment of per capita distribution and damages.
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Woodville Pike
Goshen
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Leonard Bunnell
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William E. Horan
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Hayes
Surplus Talks Shape Nixon Era Economic Outlook
Washington reports a potential budget surplus by June driven by strong U.S. business and rising treasury receipts. Analysts warn emergencies could erase gains but a surplus would boost confidence in the dollar and government. The piece also notes Nixon aides weighing a Negro cabinet member, highlighting race politics and bloc voting.
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