Picasso dies at 91 after legendary art career in France
Picasso died at his Mougins estate after a long prolific career shaping 20th century art. He suffered a heart attack with fluid in the lungs, leaving vast private and public collections and a fortune tied to his own vast output. His widow Jacqueline and business manager Armand Anteby discussed funeral plans as the world mourned a master of modern painting.
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Mougins
France
Pablo Picasso
Mediterranean
Picasso
Armaned Anteby
Jacqueline
Matisse
Modigliani
Dufy
Viaminck
Rousseau
Paris
Twirlers Sweep NBTA and USTA Contests in Ohio
Middletown baton twirlers won top awards at NBTA contest at Hamilton Garfield High School with Anne Given Lynne Daugherty Robin Woods Missy Murray and Lee Ann Evans among first and second place finishers. Dayton USTA event also yielded winners including Anne Given and others in the 0 to 6 beginner and advanced categories.
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Middletown Area
Hamilton Garfield High School
Anne Given
Lynne Daugherty
Fancy
Robin Woods
Queen
Missy Murray
Lee Ann Evans
Dayton
MBTA
Donna Cox
Misty Weathers
Julie Conrad
Jill Anne Conrad
Missy Rose
Teri Davidson
Sherri Hill
Janet Evick
Kristina Ally
Lafayette Escadrille Defined as WWI American Air Group
The Lafayette Escadrille was a unit of American pilots serving with the French air service during World War I. It gathered U.S. volunteers to fight alongside French forces, becoming a notable symbol of American-French collaboration in the war.
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Lafayette Escadrille
Ohio bans sale of dyed chicks and rabbits
Ohio State Agriculture Director Gene Abercrombie says dyed or colored baby poultry and rabbits are illegal to sell or give away in Ohio. Non dyed poultry may be sold only in lots of six or more and chicks must be at least four weeks old, with brooders and heat devices required for keeping young poultry healthy.
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Columbus
Ohio
Gene Abercrombie
Abercrombie
Candy bandits plague Cincinnati youths after Reds game
Police continue to hunt 30 to 40 youths dubbed candy bandits who attacked juveniles downtown after a Reds Giants game. Fifteen assaults reported with thefts of candy ice cream pecans and a pocket knife.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
Cincinnati Reds
San Francisco Giants
Middletown Symphony closes season with bubbly pops concert
Saturday night’s performance featured the University Singers and Philip Reinartz Award winners from the College Conservatory of Cincinnati. Soloists Roger Miller Glendon Markle Cheryl Saunders and Kim Glossip earned praise while Eddie West dazzled on Grieg’s Piano Concerto. The program opened with Offenbach Orpheus in the Underworld and closed with show tunes including Applause and Purlie Walk Him Up.
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Middletown Symphony
Philip Reinartz
University Singers
College-Conservatory
The
University of Cincinnati
James Martin
Roger Miller
Glendon Markle
Cheryl Saunders
Harold Nadel
Offenbach
Miss Glossip
Eddie West
Grieg
Bock-Harnick
Earl Rivers
Stephanie Rivers
Civic Chorus Requiem Concert in St John Church
Middletown Civic Chorus directed by R Dale Peterson performed Faure Requiem in English at St John Church. Soloists David Trout and Kathy Teater impressed with Libera Me and Pie Jesu while critics urged lighter pieces and noted English text deviations from Latin.
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Gabriel Faure
Middletown Civic Chorus
St. John Church
R. Dale Peterson
Civic Chorus
Mack Evans
FitzSimons
Mr. Evans
Picayune
Jesus
Evans
David Trout
Kathy Teater
Trout
Miss Teater
Scouts Achieve Star Rank in Troop 93 Ceremony
Billy Garrison and Mark Alspaugh of Scout Troop 93 sponsored by Sherman School PTO earned star rank. Billy Franklin advanced to tenderfoot while new members include Mike Short Mike Sivak Joe Bendel and Don Roof. Others receiving awards were Tom Dunn Chris Curtis Paul Clevenger Rick Dunn Don Hoppe Chuck Clevenger Rory Mullins Robert O’Neil and Jeff Dunn.
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Billy Garrison
Mark Alspaugh
Scout Troop 93
Sherman School Pto
Billy Franklin
Tenderfoot
Mike Short
Mike Sivak
Joe Bendel
Don Roof
Tom Dunn
Chris Curtis
Paul Clevenger
Rick Dunn
Don Hoppe
Chuck Clevenger
Rory Mullins
Robert O’neil
Jeff Dunn
Ohio Safety Exhibit Opens 43rd All-Ohio Safety Congress
The 43rd All-Ohio Safety Congress and Exhibit will open Tuesday at the Sheraton-Columbus Hotel for a three day session expected to attract 5,000 attendees from across Ohio. The Division of Safety and Hygiene of the Industrial Commission of Ohio sponsors the event with award presentations and a Tuesday banquet.
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Columbus
Ohio
Sheraton-Columbus
Division of Safety and Hygiene of the Industrial Commission of Ohio
Congress
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