3 More Bad Checks Get Man In Trouble
Cary Williams of Hamilton faced multiple charges in Butler County Municipal Court. Judge J T Lamb ordered $2,500 bond for five check counts tied to 244 dollars. Williams previously bound to grand jury on $3,000 bond for related charges. Williams admitted one dismissal for defrauding Callie Bryant.
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Cary Williams
J. T. Lamb
Butler County
Hamilton
Franklin Area
Williams
Callie Bryant
Middletown
S. Main Street
Tilford Ray Baker
Locust Lane
Renda Jones
Schools Get Extra 51 000
The Middletown school system will receive about 51000 under Title 1 of the ESEA after Senate passage. Gene Saylor says summer school programs in elementary language arts and mathematics will get funds to boost enrollment by 150, with seven elementary schools Amanda Central Garfield Taft Oneida Sherman and Jefferson benefiting. An additional 9000 under Title II will fund library materials.
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Middletown
U. S. Senate
Gene Saylor
Saylor
Amanda
Central
Garfield
Taft
Oneida
Sherman
Jefferson
Lake Heads Hecklers Elects Officers for 1970 71
Forest Lake club officers are elected at 3218 Beatrice Ave. Lake Heads Hecklers announce 1970 71 president Lake Heads Hecklers Club Walter Turner is vice president Ralph Mattingly secretary Don Owens treasurer Len Pavuk named best speaker Russ Davis most improved. Pavuk spoke on Reporting the Lake News Davis on Life Preserver A Killer.
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Forest Lake
Beatrice Ave
Ohio Bell Hecklers Club
Walter Turner
Ralph Mattingly
Don Owens
Len Pavuk
Russ Davis
Pavuk
Lake News
Davis
Memorial gifts dedication at St Luke United Presbyterian
The 10 30 a m worship service at St Luke United Presbyterian will dedicate memorial gifts. The Rev Robert Clark will speak on Living and Partly Living. Church school starts at 9 15 a m.
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Robert Clark
Church
Acton Lake Storm Causes Minor Damage at Hueston Woods
Lake Acton facilities in Hueston Woods State Park sustained slight damage after a Wednesday night rainstorm water covered low roads. Two boats in the Oxford marina, owned by Robert Darling, were retrieved undamaged. Docking spaces are being renewed through April 15 and May 1 renters may apply at the park office during posted hours.
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Oxford
Lake Acton
Hueston Woods State Park
Maynard Dill
Robert Darling
Dils
Lawyers Sign Statement Against Judge
Sixty six Boston lawyers signed a statement objecting to Federal Judge Julius J. Hoffman. They allege he showed partiality during the Chicago 7 conspiracy trial and warned that his conduct jeopardizes the Constitution he swore to uphold. The group released the statement after learning he would preside over another conspiracy trial.
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Boston
Julius J. Hoffman
Chicago 7
Hoffman
Judicial Conference of the United States
Judiciary Committee of the American Bar Assn
Chicago
Dogs sent to Vietnam face one way return policy
AP report notes hundreds of military dogs in Vietnam are not returned home due to a tropical disease and pain of euthanasia. Pentagon cites Ideopathic Hemorganic Syndrome bleeding risk. activists urge humane repatriation and medical care for loyal canines serving as sentries and trackers.
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Washington
Vietnam
Tropics
Pentagon
Army
United States
Jankow
Lth
Americal ‘Division
Duc Pho
South Vietnam
U.S.A
Pfc
David D.j
U.S
Denver
Crackdown on welfare rules targets 39 states
Federal welfare chief John D. Twiname vows enforcement against 39 noncompliant states after a survey shows only 11 in full compliance with amendments court rulings and agency standards. Enforcement actions to broaden under Nixon plan favor uniform national standards and income-based eligibility.
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Washington
John D. Twiname
Twiname
Supreme Court
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Nevada
Connecticut
Administration
Nixon
Arkansas
Alabama
Louisiana
Maine
Missouri
Kansas
New Mexico
Oklahoma
Virginia
West Virginia
Wyoming
Pentagon says military dogs fare as well as Vietnam GIs
Pentagon officials state that military working dogs receive as good or better treatment than soldiers in Vietnam. They acknowledge ongoing care standards but note variable conditions in the field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pentagon
Vietnam
Stone Draws Five Years For Illicit Rocket Launcher Exports
Andrew L. Stone former president of Alsco Inc and his secretary Evelyn R Price were sentenced in St Louis to five years in prison and a 10000 dollar fine for illegally exporting rocket launchers to a foreign arms firm. Stone’s term begins after his prior fraud sentence ends.
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ST. Louis
Andrew L. Stone
Alsco, Inc
Akron
Ohio
Evelyn R. Price
U.S
Stone
Mrs. Price
Washington
Regan
Thieves Warned After Laser Equipment Heist
The Florida State Health Department warns thieves who stole $8,000 worth of laser equipment from Lynch Construction Co. in Jacksonville Beach. Dr. C. L. Nayfield says untrained use can cause serious eye damage from direct or reflected laser beams. The gear belonged to Savannah based Lynch Construction Co.
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Jacksonville, Fla
State Health Department
C. L. Nayfield
Jacksonville Beach
Lynch Construction Co
Savannah
Lawyer Voloshen Indicted in California Influence Scheme
A federal grand jury indicted Nathan Voloshen on charges he took 15000 dollars in a bid to secure a convict's release and funnel funds to then Governor Edmund G. Brown and others. The probe by FBI and IRS linked to a broader influence-peddling case tied to John W. McCormack aides.
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New York
Nathan Voloshen
California
FBI
Internal Revenue Service
Voloshen
John William Hagenson
Edmund G. Brown
Edward McCormack Jr
John W. McCormack
James Roosevelt
Volosher
Hagenson
Rep
McCormack
U.S
Whitney North Seymour, Jr
Martin Sweig
NBC and NABET Reach Tentative Three Year Contract
NBC and the National Association of Broadcast Employees and Technicians tentatively agreed to a three year contract in San Diego. The deal, subject to ratification by about 1400 NABET members, includes a $55 weekly wage increase over three years, a shorter work week and other benefits, ending the strike threat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
National Broadcasting Co
National Association of Broadcast Employes and Technicians
NBC
NABET
San Diego
Ohio Soldier Dies in Nonhostile Incident
Air man J C Joseph P Soule from Louisville Stark County Ohio died of causes not relating to hostile action the Defense Department reported Friday.
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Washington
J.C. Joseph P. Soule
Louisville
Stark County
Ohio
Defense Department
Pastor Morford to Attend Adventist Assembly in D C
Pastor Ivan Morford of the Seventh Day Adventist Church will attend a ministerial assembly in Washington D C for the Columbia Union Conference. Pastors from seven eastern states will join to discuss plans for the balance of the year.
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Ivan Morford
Seventh-Day Adventist Church
Washington, D. C
Columbia Union Conference
Termites Warning From Unknown Canvasser
A reader warns about a door to door canvasser claiming termite services. The note stresses distrust of unfamiliar operators and home maintenance scams.
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Dennis Michael Stoops
Sabina
James W. Preston
14Th Ave
Lamb
Clarence Harris
Dayton
Vivian Irene Taneer
Woodlawn Ave
Pamela Brown
Minnesota St
Southern Dollar
Central Avenue
Andrew Smith
William Robert Shepherd
Lake Heads Hecklers
St. Luke United Presbyterian
WPFB
Rue Bible
Acton Lake
Lebanon
Betty L. Pendell
Goodwill Industries
Battlecreek, Mich
Mildred Pendell
Dog
Bob Horton
Rights Organization
HEW
George Wiley
The
National Welfare
Air Force
NBC and
Employes Group
USA
T.T
Sharonville
Cincinnati
Davyton
Adventist Assembly
Courreges
Howe Motors
Lewis J. Purdy
Beech
Dohn’s Hardware
Sir Calvin Coolidge
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