Judge Uses Teen Driver Book To Reform Offenders
Judge Paul E. Fowler of Scioto County Juvenile Court orders youthful traffic offenders to read Henry Gregor Felsen’s To My Son, the Teenage Driver. They must return a written report reviewed by a probation officer, or risk continued license suspension.
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Portsmouth
Ohio
Paul E. Fowler
Scioto County
Henry Gregor Felsen
Fowler
Ruling Expected In Dayton State Death Case
Montgomery County Coroner Dr. Robert Zipf said a next week ruling would determine the cause of death of Mark Minthorn, a Dayton State Hospital patient who died December 9. Prosecutor Lee Falke plans to consider charges for failure to report the death and removal of the body without coroner permission. The inquest has grown to 32 unreported deaths at the hospital over six years, with at least one possibly a homicide from injuries by another patient.
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Dayton
Ohio
Montgomery County
Robert Zipf
Dayton State Hospital
Lee Falke
Mark Minthorn
Springfield
Minthorn
Taste Testers To Be Trained In Philadelphia
In Philadelphia the American Society for Testing and Materials plans a training program for aroma and flavor testers of alcoholic beverages. The process may take three years to form a panel with maximum effectiveness. The manual aims to ensure testers remain sober and professional, not letting the job interfere with work.
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Philadelphia
American Society For Testing and Materials of
ASTM
US replaces downed swing-wing aircraft in Thailand
Two FIAA fighters arrived at Takli Royal Thai airbase to replace two swing-wing jets lost last week. The fighters flew in from Nellis Air Force Base Nevada. Takli base lies 150 miles north of Bangkok. Embassy says F111A crash at northeast Thailand March 39 recovered with wreckage secured and all components accounted for.
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Bangkok
Thailand
U.S. Air Force
FIAA
Taku Royal Thai Airbase
U.S
Nellis Air Force Base
Nevada
Takli
Nixon courts Ohio governors as path to White House
Nixon aims to contact all 26 Republican governors before the August convention and predicts eight more will win in November to reach 14 in the nation. Ohio figures as a potential springboard, with Rhodes and Andrews signaling Nixon’s rising assurance while governors discuss programs on education and city problems. The Cincinnati trip featured coordinated praise and speculation on Rockefeller as a possible noncandidate.
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Columbus
Ohio
Richard M. Nixon
Cincinnati
Millstone
Nixon
Miami Beach
Fla
Rhodes
Cleveland
New York
Nelson Rockefeller
John S. Andrews
Buckeye
Coconut palm used in Caribbean life from fronds to heart
Caribbean islanders rely on the coconut palm for shelter food and craft. Fronds thatch roofs blossoms adorn homes nutshell to charcoal meat for oil and soap palm heart prized by gourmets wood used for fine paneling.
Trudeau Favorite In Canada Liberal Race
OTTAWA AP The Liberal party convention moved to a voting stage with Justice Minister Pierre Elliott Trudeau as the strong favorite to become Canada's 15th prime minister. At 46 he led a field of nine other candidates with a potential early ballot win possible amid undecided delegates and potential late coalitions. Other candidates included Paul Martin Paul Hellyer Allan MacEachen John Turner and others with Ernest Zuendel and Lloyd Henderson seen as weak contenders.
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Ottawa
Liberal Party
Justice
Pierre Elliott Trudeau
Lester B. Pearson
Canada
Trudeau
Paul Martin
Paul Hellyer
J.J. Greene
Allan MacEachen
John Turner
Robert Winters
Quebec
Eric Kierans
Montreal
Ernest Zuendel
Lloyd Henderson
Portage la Praire
Zuendel
Henderson
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