Republican Ohio lawmaker withdraws tax bill after misstep
Rep. David Albritton of Dayton pulled sponsorship of a two percent personal income tax and eight percent corporate tax bill in the Ohio House. He said it was inadvertently introduced and should not have been filed. funds would have funded education. Albritton returned to work after back surgery.
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Columbus
Dayton
David Albritt
Ohio House
Keith McNamara
House
Albritton
Statehouse
Deaths And Funerals Welton Cox services set in Las Vegas
Funeral services are planned for Welton Jean Cox at Palm Funeral Home in Las Vegas Nevada. Cox an engineer with the Atomic Energy Commission at Mercury Nevada died Tuesday from an embolism after stomach surgery. He is survived by siblings and relatives in Arizona Alaska Virginia Ohio and Middletown. Arrangements are incomplete at McCoy Leffler Funeral Home.
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Palm Funeral
Las Vegas
Nev
Eldridge H. Cox
Arlington
Leo Cox
Phoenix
Alma DeWitt 84 Germantown native dies at Lebanon home
Alma DeWitt 84 of Lebanon Route 2 formerly Germantown died at home Tuesday. A retired bookkeeper for William H. Green Jr Chevrolet Garage she had no immediate survivors. Services set for 2 p.m. Saturday at John Atpp Funeral Home with Rev J C Herbert officiating. Burial in Germantown Cemetery. Friends may call Friday 4 to p.m.
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Germantown
Alma DeWitt
Lebanon
Tragic Death Of 17 Month Old Martha Howell At Home
Martha Mae Howell died at 5 25 pm after the Fire Department emergency squad found her without a pulse at 624 Wiltoff Street. She was rushed to Middletown Hospital where heart massage was given before arrival. A post mortem will determine the cause. Surviving are her parents Mr and Mrs James Howell.
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James Howell
Wiltoff St
Middletown Hospital
Fire Department
Mrs Maggie Tyree 82 Dies After Illness at Eaton Care Center
Mrs Maggie Tyree aged 82 of Eaton dies after an extended illness at Eaton Care Center. She is survived by daughters Gladys Carmichael of Middletown, Mary Monroe of Birmingham Michigan, Grace Hackworth of Miamisburg and son Walter of Richmond Indiana. Also surviving are three sisters, two brothers and two grandchildren. Services set for 1:30 p.m. Saturday at Barnes Funeral Home Eaton with burial at Fairmount Cemetery Camden. Funeral home visitation Friday 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m.
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Eaton
Gladys Carmichael
Middletown
Weanesay
Eaton Care Center
Mary Monroe
Birmingham
Mich
Grace Hackworth
Miamisburg
Walter
Richmond
Ind
Annie Hampton
Stanlie Childress
Beth Tat
Kentucky
James Hackworth
Camden
Dewey Hackworth
Akron
Plains Storm Rages With High Winds and Freezing Temperatures
An April storm charged across the Plains bringing 50 mph winds and temperatures swinging from 92 in Hill City Kansas to 37 by dawn. Wind gusts reached 73 mph with dust reducing visibility to half a mile. Snow fell lightly to the west with up to 6 inches in parts of Wyoming as warnings went out for stockmen in Colorado and Nebraska.
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Associated Press
Hill City
Kan
Plains
Kansas
Nebraska
Iowa
Missouri
Wyoming
Colorado
Midwest
Chicago
Tampa
Fla
Laramie
Wyo
McAllen
Tex
Fire Incidents Reported Across Two Middletown Areas
At 12:30 p.m. yesterday a fire on Forest Avenue involved 81 year old Jim Maines who remained at the scene. Earlier at 7:06 a.m. at 207 Stanley Street, 85 year old Mrs. Phillip Rizzo was taken to Middletown Hospital by ambulance in serious condition.
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Forest Ave
Jim Maines
Stanley St
Phillip Rizzo
Middletown Hospital
Art From Amanda Middle School Students On Exhibit
Sixth to eighth grade works at Amanda Middle School will be on display at 7 30 tonight inside the school. The exhibit showcases pieces created under the guidance of art teachers Mrs. Bessie Craycraft and Bruce Combs.
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Amanda Middle School
Bessie Craycraft
Bruce Combs
George Glasgow Franklin 68 Dies in Cincinnati
George Glasgow of 111 Hill Ave Chautauqua died Wednesday at Christ Hospital Cincinnati where he had been a patient since Feb 17. He worked as an engineer on lighting for the Columbia Parkway extension of the Mill Creek Expressway in Cincinnati and at Wright-Patterson AFB. Survived by wife Mildred and a daughter.
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Franklin
George Glasgow
Hill Ave
Chautauqua
Christ H Hospital
Cincinnati
Glasgow
Fogarty Electric Co
Columbia Parkway
Mill Creek Expressway
Greater Cincinnati
Wright-Patterson Afb
Dayton
Cincinnati Gas & Electric Co
Mildred
Funeral details for Georgiana Siemler kin in Texas
Georgiana Siemler of Cincinnati and her listed relatives include a brother Robert of Maryland and two sisters Miss Ruth Glasgow of Houston and Mrs Tennie O'Dell of Austin. Services are set for 1 p.m. Saturday at Anglesby Funeral Home with burial at Mt Meriah Cemetery. Visitation is Friday from 3 to 5 and 7 to 9 p.m.
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Cincinnati
Robert
Maryland
Ruth Glasgow
Houston
Tex
Tennie O'Dell
Austin
Anglesby Funeral Home
Mt. Meriah Cemetery
Obituaries for Beverly Brown and Lawrence Reynolds
Beverly Brown age 66 of 640 Ridgewood Ave dies. service 2 p.m. Friday. Lawrence Reynolds age 74 of 324 Eaton Ave Mass of the Resurrection 10 a.m. Friday at St. Peter in Chains Church.
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Ridgewood Ave
Proeschel
Lawrence Reynolds
Eaton Ave
Memorial urged by Kent's White on May's services
Kent State University President Robert J. White urged that May memorials for four students killed last May 4 be for the campus family alone. He said plans would be presented, noting the tragedy is uniquely theirs and the university must remain open and viable.
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Kent
Ohio
Kent State University
KSU
Robert J. White
White
Agnew Attacks Vietnam War Critics On Veterans Rights
Vice President Spiro T. Agnew told the 25th anniversary meeting of the Veterans Administration Volunteer Service that returning Vietnam veterans face hostility and false labeling from critics. He said many Americans reject the condemnatory view and urged support for those who answered the nation's call.
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Spiro T. Agnew
Agnew
Veterans Administration Volunteer Service
Agrew
United States
Southeast Asia
Revolt in Ecuador Ends Without Shot
Quito Ecuador AP government ends military revolt against President Jose Maria Velasco Ibarra with no shots fired. Rebel leader Gen Francisco Guzman surrendered to the army commander in chief.
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Quito
Jose Maria Velasco Ibarra
Defense Ministry
Francisco Guzman
Chiel
No Fault Divorce Studied in Ohio Legislature
A joint committee studying Ohio divorce laws calls for considering no fault divorce as one option and updating laws, while not making an outright recommendation. The report, led by Rep. Alan E. Norris, notes current statutes date to the 19th century.
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Columbus, Ohio
Ohio
Alan E. Norris
Westerville
Rebel general places himself under Defense Ministry orders
The rebel general submitted to Defense Ministry control after being fired from the academy and retired from the army. Jacome Chavez claimed support from the army airborne battalion and military units nationwide except Quito. Guayaquil’s garrison reportedly backed the rebels as an air force mediator offered. navy stance unclear. The defense minister dismissed the war college chief who refused to quit, and the group pressed for the president’s nephew and army commander removal after a West German visit.
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Jorge Acosta Velasco
Julio Sacoto Montero
Jacome Chavez
Fuesuay
Ecuador
Defense Ministry
Addiion
Quito
Guayaquil
War College
Gustav Henemann
Dayton Demos Promise GOP Housecleaning
Dayton area Democrats pledged to purge Republican patronage workers in state government. James Friedman said the size of the bureaucracy slows housecleaning and noted former Gov Rhodes and GOP legislators had locked in patrons with Civil Service laws. He said removals will take months.
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Dayton
Ohio
John J. Gilligan
James Friedman
Friedman
James A. Rhodes
GOP
Cour
Party Faithful to Get Special License Plates
Gov. Milton J. Shapp ordered a new series of low numbered PA license plates numbered 1 through 200 issued to state officials and other dignitaries at the governor’s pleasure. The plates feature the state coat of arms over a keystone, replacing Shafer’s earlier elite tags.
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Harrisburg
Raymond P. Shafer
Milton J. Shapp
Shapp
Shafer
Purse Thief Child Snatches From 2 Year Old in Meriden
In Meriden Connecticut a purse snatcher described as a 5 or 6 year old grabbed a two year old girl's purse as she tried to put money in a gum ball machine. The purse held a few pennies a dog and a toy lipstick according to Colleen McCannon who witnessed the incident.
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Meriden, Conn
Colleen McCannon
Colleen
Fires Persist On Pennyroyal Hill In Franklin Area
Firefighters battled another blaze on Pennyroyal Hill in Franklin where a field burned on property at 4073 Pennyroyal Road owned by Marcella Neiumeister. A barn fire in the same vicinity last Tuesday night followed a house on the same lot being burned three times in the past year. Fire Chief Frank Harville suggested arson, noting most incidents occur within a mile and a half radius.
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Franklin
Pennyroyal Hill
Marcella Neiumeister
Pennyroyal Road
Frank Harville
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