Cincinnati figure named to Ohio Board of Regents
Richard L. Krabach of Cincinnati, former director of the state finance and administrative services departments, was appointed by Gov. Rhodes to the Ohio Board of Regents. Krabach, ex city manager of Cincinnati and former U.S. Comptroller of the Virgin Islands, will serve the remainder of an unexpired term to September 20, 1984, succeeding Marjorie E. Fawcett who resigned.
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Columbus
Ohio
Richard L. Krabach
Cincinnati
James A. Rhodes
Ohio Board of Regents
Krabach
U.S
the Virgin Islands
Marjorie E. Fawcett
Ohio State University
Novice G. Fawcett
Rhodes appoints Crawford County judge in Ohio
Gov James A Rhodes announced the appointment of Nelfred G Kimerline of Bucyrus as Crawford County Common Pleas Court judge to succeed Robert L Brown who resigned Kimerline has served since 1971 as County Court judge for the Eastern District of Crawford County
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Columbus
Ohio
James A. Rhodes
Nelfred G. Kimerline
Bucyrus
Crawford County
Common Pleas Court
Robert L. Brown
Kimerline
Scioto Valley Schools Win Five Year Emergency Levy
WAVERLY Ohio pupils in the Scioto Valley Local School District returned to class after voters approved an 84 mill five year emergency operating levy Tuesday. The measure, defeated thrice this year, passed 1392 to 719 and will raise about 190000 dollars annually for five years, averting a potential October school closure.
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Waverly
Ohio
Scioto Valley
Inmate Stabbed to Death at Southern Ohio Facility
Lucasville Ohio inmate Robert L. House 23 of Coshocton died in his cell during a routine check from two consecutive life terms. He was stabbed in the heart with a homemade knife found outside the cell. House’s brother Wayne 25 is on death row for the same Coshocton County slaying.
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Lucasville, Ohio
Southern Ohio
Corrections Department
Robert L. House
Coshocton
House
Edward Emigh
Wayne
Toledo attorney gets jail and fine in housing code case
Joseph Westmeyer Jr. of Westom Inc. received 30 days in jail and a $500 fine in Toledo Housing Court after pleading no contest to housing code violations at a four unit Westomn complex. The judge criticized the slow progress toward compliance and Westmeyer was released on an appeals bond after two hours.
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Toledo, Ohio
Joseph Westmeyer Jr
Westom Inc
Toledo
Westmeyer
Westomn
Gary Gabriel
British Parliament Energy Committee to Visit Ohio Facilities
Representatives of the Conservation Energy Committee of British Parliament will tour Ohio energy facilities through Sept. 13. Earlier this year Energy and Resource Development Agency visitors toured Great Britain to review fluidized bed combustion and coal gasification in Scotland. More than 400000 visitors are expected at Cadiz Ohio for the ninth International Mining and Manufacturing Festival Sept. 22-25 with a parade street dancing and exhibits by mining and industrial firms.
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Columbus, Ohio
Conservation Energy Committee
Ohio
The
Energy and Resource Development Agency
Great Britain
Scotland
Cadiz
Nation Buses Not Ready For Maine School Opening
In Sanford Maine the first day of school began with students walking or riding with parents after 19 buses lacked current Maine inspection stickers. The issue surfaced at a late night school board meeting, forcing officials to cancel bus use on opening day. Superintendent Charles Beattie said buses were inspected and ready to go the next day, with only light attendance impact.
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Sanford
Maine
Charles Beattie
Unannounced guest crawls from evidence room bedclothes
In Richland County a rat snake three feet long was found in bedclothes kept in the sheriff's evidence room for three months. The owner claimed the bedclothes when seized on May 15 and explained the snake hibernates when food is scarce. The officer noted the snake slept in the bed.
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Columbia
S.C
Richland County Sheriff's Department
Steve Felsburg
Felsburg
Gator Rescued From Baton Rouge Sewer After Babe
A 612 foot alligator was trapped in Baton Rouge sewers after Hurricane Babe. State wildlife agent Ray Young freed the reptile by lassoing and removing its mouth wrap, then police wrapped it for safety. The gator will be released at a game reserve.
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Baton Rouge
Louisiana
Babe
Ray Young
Wallace King
Ethiopia severs ties with Somalia as tensions rise
In Nairobi diplomats warned the move could mean war or pressure Moscow to halt arms to Somalia. An Addis Ababa broadcast said Ethiopia’s ruling military council ordered Somali diplomats to depart within 48 hours.
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Nairobi
Kenya
Ethiopia
Somalia
Kremlin
Addis Ababa
Government to turn student loan defaults over to collection agencies
About 430 million dollars in bad debts from federal student loans will be handed to private collection firms. The move targets roughly 390,000 borrowers, with one last repayment chance before files are sent to collectors. Agencies will seek repayment on a percentage of amounts collected.
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Warren E. Leary
Associated Press
Washington
Uncle Sam
Office of Education
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Leo Kornfeld
Hew
Kornfeld
Link to Legionnaires cases traced to Riverside Hospital
Four Columbus area women died or fell ill with Legionnaires disease with Riverside Methodist Hospital tied as the common link. Health officials caution against overreacting and note no proven hospital transmission yet.
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Columbus, Ohio
Riverside Methodist Hospital
Columbus-area
Riverside
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