Hazelwood's Trial Starts in Lexington Bank Robbery Case
George Hazelwood Jr., a former Franklin High School teacher and tennis coach, stood trial in Lexington on charges of robbing the Salt Lick Depost Bank of 16500 on November 15. He pleaded innocent, was indicted March 21, and has been held on a 10000 bond since his arrest. He left Franklin High School on September 30 and had filed suit for reinstatement at the time.
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Lexington
George Hazelwood Jr
Franklin High School
Salt Lick
Hazelwood
Fayette County
Grand Jury
Cincinnati Livestock Auction Report
Cincinnati Ohio cattle and calves play to modest demand with no price trend. Heifers remain fairly active and steady while cows and bulls hold, feeder cattle under 400 pounds steady to strong amid offerings. Steers 1000 to 1300 pounds bring 30.50 to 32.85. heifers 750 to 1000 pounds yield grade 2-3 32.00 to 33.20, high choice 820 pounds 34.20, standard to good 1000 pounds 29.00 to 31.50.
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Cincinnati
USDA
Versailles Eyes Jumbo Arms Access Medium
Versailles officials push for a large scale arms access program, aiming to expand medium capacity for defense. The plan centers on improving infrastructure, coordinating with regional partners, and addressing security concerns.
Egg Prices and Poultry Rates in Ohio Markets
Ohio producers report prices for eggs delivered to major cities with U S and consumer grades. Carton Large A fetches 30 to 33 cents, Medium A 6 to 39 cents, Small A 18 to 23 cents. Retail cartons in cities show Large A white 36 to 43 cents, mostly 37 to 41, Medium 32 to 38, mostly 33 to 35. Poultry prices at farms show hens light 542 to 6, potatoes 3.50 to 6.00.
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Columbus, Ohio
Ohio
U.S
Mixed Opening Marks Tepid Stock Session In New York
The market opened mixed with the Dow up 0.22 to 940.92 and NYSE advancers ahead by a slim margin. Trading remained slow as volume rose to 14.99 million shares from 14.36 million in the prior session.
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NEW York
New York Stock Exchange
Grassfire Halted In Hunter Field
Three area fire departments battled a grass fire yesterday around 12 30 in a field on Rosemarie Avenue between Woodhaven and Lynn drives. Fire officials said the blaze was contained after a couple hours and posed a threat to nearby homes on the street. Turtlecreek Township firefighters assisted. no damage was reported.
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Hunter
Denzel Mullins
Rosemarie Avenue
Woodhaven
Lynn Drives
Mullins
Franklin
Hunter Department
Turtlecreek Township
Hippo Party Wins Two Council Seats in Ann Arbor
Two 22 year old UM seniors Nancy Wesehler and Jerry DeGrieck won seats on Ann Arbor City Council as the Human Rights party debuted. DeGrieck led with 2,315 votes, unseating incumbent John Kirsch, amid student support for the new party in the spring election.
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Ann Arbor, Mich
University of Michigan
Nancy Wesehler
Jerry DeGrieck
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