Cuyahoga GOP backs Cloud Rhodes in Ohio races
The Cuyahoga County Republican Executive Committee endorsed State Auditor Roger Cloud for governor and Gov James A Rhodes for senator. Candidates reacted with mixed responses as they head toward the May primary. Rhodes camp highlighted tax relief for the elderly on fixed incomes, while fellow Republicans discuss reform and inflation relief measures.
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Associated Press
Cuyahoga County
Republican Executive Committee
Roger Cloud
James A. Rhodes
Paul W. Brown
Cloud
Rhodes
Brown
T Can
Talley and Talley Lead Toastmasters Meeting Honors
Lavern Talley was voted best speaker and Ray Hannah best critic at last night's Toastmasters Club. Talley spoke on I Remember Now. Everett Metzger and Mike Lane tied for most improved speaker, Joe Moffa was best topic speaker. Gene Scheaffer was toast master for the evening. Joe Moffa served as general evaluator.
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Lavern Talley
Ray Hannah
Toastmasters Club
Talley
Everett Metzger
Mike Lane
Joe Moffa
Gene Scheaffer
Firm Representative Fined For No Permit
A Fairfield aluminum company representative, Roy Carpenter, was fined 100 dollars and costs with 50 dollars suspended for erecting sidings at 1522 Lawn Ave without a building permit. He pleaded guilty. No other non-traffic cases were disposed of by Judge Lamb. Virginia Allison was fined 200 dollars for shoplifting 9.34 dollars of items from Rinks, and Larry Rey 22, was fined 10 dollars and 13 dollars costs for following a fire engine.
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Fairfield Aluminum Company
Middletown
Roy Carpenter
Hamilton - Mason Road
Lawn Ave
Wilbur K. Allison
Carpenter
J. T. Lamb
Virginia Allison
Aeronca St
Rink’s
Larry E. Rey
Finley St
Traffic fines tally in Morgan Street area hearing
Gift of fruit signs near Morgan Street blocked an intersection as seven motorists paid fines of 50 dollars plus costs in a batch of 48 traffic cases. Delbert Callahan and Ames Tatum Jr. received fines for driver license and safe distance violations respectively, with several others for careless driving and noise ordinance breaches. Additional penalties included 25 dollar fines with various suspensions for yielding violations and unlicensed operation.
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Delbert Lee Callahan
Highland St
Ames Tatum Jr
Grove St
Eugene Campbell
Howard Ave
Robert Hawkins
N. Sutphin St
Timothy S. Lindsay
Albert M. Ramp
Waynesville
Anice K K. Fugate
Germantown Road
Marilyn J. Langan
Bexley Drive
John W. Zimmer
Barberton
James R. Wolfe
Jefferson Ave
Sabina Hall
Grand Ave
Bonnie N. Hausman
Columbia Ave
Paul Dorn
Manchester Road
Ruth Mantis
Fairmount Ave
Glenn Glenn Short Of Money in Cleveland Senate bid
Former astronaut John H. Glenn warned his Democratic U S Senate campaign in Cleveland is short of funds. He said no money remains for TV ads and he will rely on personal appearances for the next three weeks. He urged Congress to cut campaign costs. Remarks were made at his campaign headquarters.
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Cleveland
Ohio
John H. Glenn
U.S. Senate
Glenn
Congress
Pregnant Women Urged to Avoid Nonessential Drugs
European scientist Dr Widukind Lenz warns that pregnant women should temporarily avoid most medical drugs when not certain they are not pregnant due to risks of deformities seen with thalidomide. He notes LSD’s effects are unproven and urges caution, while Dr Henry Lynch discusses heredity in cancer risks, citing substantial increases in relatives’ likelihood of breast, womb, and colon cancers.
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Birmingham
Ala
Widukind Lenz
Lenz
Institute of Human Genetics
University of Munster
West Germany
University of Alabama Medical Center
Henry T. Lynch
Omaha
Neb
Lynch
Creighton University School of Medicine
Soviets Could Vastly Improve ABM Defense, Officials Say
U S intelligence experts debate whether the Soviet Union can dramatically expand its anti bomber missile shield by pairing hundreds of new missiles with long range radar systems. Pentagon officials note SA 5 deployments extend beyond Tallinn and warn ABM capabilities may not be ruled out.
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Washington
U.S
Soviet Union
Gon
U.S. Intelligence Board
Moscow
Vienna
Pentagon
Tallinn
Melvin R. Laird
Laird
Ten Thousand May Protest Fees At Statehouse
Leaders of Students for Reasonable Fees plan a peaceful march on the Ohio Statehouse in Columbus on April 18 to protest university fee increases. Margie Hart of Ohio University spokes for 11 participating universities.
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Athens, Ohio
Statehouse
Columbus
Margie Hart
Ohio University
Students
Ohio
Federal Jury To Continue Tax Case In Ohio
A federal court jury in Columbus resumes deliberations in the income tax evasion case against Clark Clifford, 56, Athens. Clifford, a real estate broker, is charged by the IRS with willfully filing fraudulent returns from 1962 to 1966 and a tax delinquency of 19000.
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Columbus
Ohio
Clark Clifford
Athens
Clifford
Internal Revenue Service
Shale reserves vast in Denver region
America holds about two trillion barrels of shale oil located mainly beneath Colorado Utah and Wyoming. Researchers estimate the resource stretches across multiple formations and could reshape energy outlooks in the Rocky Mountain region.
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Denver
America
Colorado
Utah
Wyoming
Prince Charles Arrives in Japan for Expo 70 Visit
Britain's Prince Charles arrived in Tokyo from Australia for a five day stay to meet the Japanese royal family and tour Expo 70 in Osaka. He was greeted by his 29 year old cousin Prince William of Gloucester, serving as a Second secretary at the British Embassy.
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Tokyo
Britain
Prince Charles
Australia
Osaka
Prince William of Gloucester
Ohio Pilot Injured In Plane Crash
Canton Ohio pilot Stephen Kovach 40 was injured when his Sky Inc. Cessna 206 made an emergency landing in an Ottawa County field after engine failure on a cargo flight from Akron to Muskegon. The aircraft was heavily damaged.
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Grand Haven
Mich
Stephen Kovach
Canton
Ohio
Ottawa County
Sky Inc
Akron
Muskegon
Kovach
Miami Names Dr. Brown As University Provost
Dr. David G. Brown 34 of Des Moines Iowa is named Miami University provost and executive vice president of academic affairs effective July 1. He succeeds Dr. Charles Ray Wilson who retires June 30. Brown, an economist and author, has been provost at Drake University since 1967 after earlier posts at Princeton UNC Chapel Hill and Minnesota.
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Oxford
David G. Brown
Des Moines
Iowa
Miami University
Phillip R. Shriver
Miami
Brown
Drake University
Princeton University
University of North Carolina At Chapel Hill
University of Minnesota
St. Augustine’s College
North Carolina College
Charles Ray Wilson
Wilson
Colgate University
Dr. Brown
Denison University
Princeton
Chicago
C. Meredith Wilson
American Council On Education
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Cuyahoga Unty
Donald Buz Lukens
Albert N. Sealy
Dayton
Akron University
John J. Gilligan
Mark McElroy
Mount Gilead
Taft
Sigma Delta Chi Journalistic Society
Cincinnati
United States
Hannah
Morgan Street
Armbruster Florist, Inc
Central Avenue
Lee
Glenn Short of
Monroe Arnold Lerman
Lorraine
Hollywood
Fla
By Frank Carey
Powell
Prince
Japan
Fon
Wan
VFW
DR. Wilson
National Science Foundation
Industrial Relations Center
North Carolina
Drake
Minnesota
David Brown
Caravelle
Velers
Bulova
Madeira
Miami Avenue
Maperma
Dixie Highway
Hamilton Manor Catering Company
Leslie
Jewelers
Midtown Center
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