North American fringe flights by Russians become routine
Pentagon sources say Soviet bomber missions near North America have grown routine over 15 months with about three dozen incidents. Intercepts are not always scrambled though radar tracking continues as bears and badgers operate near Alaska and Canada.
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Hussein Warns Of New Mideast Conflagration
King Hussein arrived in New York for talks with President Nixon expressing fear of a new major war in the Middle East. He warned that without a peace solution the region faces heightened conflict as gunfire flared near the Jordanian border and Israel retaliated with air strikes from Aqaba.
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Four Years In Vista Reveals Mixed Successes And Flaws
The AP reports Vista has a ragged record after four years in the war on poverty with a mix of successes and failures. Volunteers face vague assignments high dropout rates and limited impact though reforms aim to place older more skilled workers and independent projects.
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No Doctor He But Medicine Man Can
A so called social security doctor is said to be selling medicine door to door in neighboring states. Fred A Globig Hamilton Social Security district manager warns residents to be cautious. He notes elderly people are prime targets and reminds that Social Security reps do not sell items and verification can be made by calling the Hamilton office. Report any approaches to the FBI or local police.
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Beth Sholom Forum Opens Here Sunday
Hamilton County Juvenile Court Judge Benjamin Schwartz of Cincinnati will open the third annual Temple Beth Sholom Forum next Sunday at 7 30 p m with a talk on As the Judiciary Sees the Question The overall theme is Youths Search For Identity Sessions will feature Rabbi Edward D Kiner Dr C Neale Bogner and Dr Lawrence P Tourkon Each session includes a question and answer period Meetings are in the temple social halls at 610 Gladys Drive
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Detroit
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Inspection Of Cars Set At Smith Park
The highway patrol motor vehicle inspection team will hold a voluntary inspection tomorrow at Smith Park from 8 30 a m to 4 p m Warren County residents may have their cars inspected Thursday at the fairgrounds in Lebanon from 8 30 a m to 4 p m
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Armco Official Speaks on Ohio Pollution Abatement Plan
John E. Barker of Armco Steel will address the Ohio Association of County Sanitarians in Columbus on the company’s accelerated pollution abatement program. He will emphasize deep well disposal of acid wastes.
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Cubs Honor Seven At Pack 1 Meeting
Seven boys received awards at Cub Scout Pack 1's monthly gathering at First Presbyterian Church. Named recipients are John Peterson, Dane Denham, John Valencourt, Tom Brigner, Tim Andres, Greg Jutte, and Todd Yost. A planning session for the summer program is set for April 24 with all committee members.
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Norris pushes tougher armed robbery law in Ohio
Ohio State Rep. Alan Norris proposed a bill to tighten penalties for armed robbery after a rise in Columbus area holdups. He urged denying probation for first time armed robbery offenders for two years and mandating a 10 year sentence without probation for second or later offenses.
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Westerville
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SDS Plans To Protest Kent ROTC
SDS members at Kent State University plan to demonstrate today against the Reserve Officers Training Program and on campus law enforcement courses. They will also protest a state criminal investigation laboratory on campus and Kent's Liquid Crystals Institute which makes chemicals for defense and other uses.
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Easter Seal Drive Nets 148 25 From Moose Sale
A five hour white elephant sale by local Moose Lodge members raised 148.25 for the Easter Seal Society of Butler County Crippled Children and Adults. The Moose Hall on 3010 S Main St hosted the event with over 200 items sold. Frank Dobrozsi accepted the report from Ray Black as Reynolds Nairn led entertainment and acted as auctioneer. Fred Homan and Mrs Maxiene Tawney hold key posts in the society with space at the American Legion Home on 116 S Main St.
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Butler County
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Ray Black
Reynolds Nairn
Moose Lodge
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Fred Homan
County Easter Seal Society
Maxiene Tawney
American Legion Home
Fire at Lee's Lakeside Inn Destroys Building
Fire Chief says probable cause of the Sunday blaze at Lee's Lakeside Inn may take a week or more to determine. Interior collapse blocked basement search. Damage estimated at 30 000 to the structure and 15 000 in contents. Alarm reported at 5 42 a m by a passing motorist on Tytus Avenue near Fire Station No 1.
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Tytus Avenue
N. Clinton St
Metal Products Employee Speaks at Governor's Tech Education Symposium
Mrs. Sandra Lynn Coulter of 2909 Grand Ave. spoke in Columbus today to the governor's symposium on technical and vocational education. A transcriber with Metal Products Division Headquarters of Armco Steel Corp, she gave a 15 minute talk on how her technical schooling helped her obtain and retain a job in heavy industry. She is a graduate of Clark County Technical Institute.
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Grand Ave
Columbus
Coulter
Metal Products
Armco Steel Corp
Clark County Technical Institute
Britain Loses 365000 Man Days to Strikes
Britain’s nationalized industries lost 365000 man days of work last year due to strikes, the government said.
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