Barnes Emerges as Early Front-Runner for Ohio GOP Chair
Hamilton County Republican chief Earl Barnes leads the race to replace Kent B. McGough as Ohio GOP chairman. McGough will resign May 15 after four years. Barnes, 55, is seen as organizationally strong. Rival Robert Huffman is backed by Rep. Netzley but not by party insiders.
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Columbus, Ohio
Hamilton County Republican Organization
Earl Barnes
Kent B. McGough
McGough
Barnes
Cuyahoga County
Robert H Hughes
Senate
James A. Rhodes
Rhodes
Robert Netzley
Laura
Miami County
Netzley
Robert Huffman
Ith
Ohio Board approves Cleveland desegregation plan
The Ohio Board of Education, by a 14 to 5 vote, approved a three month old desegregation plan for Cleveland schools after being ordered by US District Judge Frank J. Battisti. The plan reassigns 26,469 elementary pupils this September, 12,650 junior high students in 1978, and 12,992 high school pupils in 1979, with Cleveland district enrolling about 122,000 pupils, 58.5 percent black.
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Columbus, Ohio
Ohio Board of Education
Cleveland
US District Court
Frank J. Battisti
Battisti
Births Report from Local Hospital List
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Gabbard at 4946 Gingrich Road welcomed a girl on Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Michael Wagner at 401 Martz Paulin Road Carlisle welcomed a boy on Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Terry Trent at 4808 Klare Court welcomed a boy today. Other names listed include Mrs. Enos Hardin Jr Jewell Ave, William Kiesewetter McKinley St, Mrs. Earl Patrick Millikin Road, and Mrs. Fred Rice Oxford State Road with Middletown Hospital patient number 424-1871.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Gabbard
Gingrich Road
Michael Wagner
Martz-Paulin Road
Carlisle
Terry Trent
Klare Court
Enos Hardin Jr
Jewell Ave
William Kiesewetter
McKinley St
Earl Patrick
Millikin Road
Fred Rice
Oxford State Road
Middletown — Hospital
Don't Undersestimate Buyer in Real Estate Deals
A realtor argues that sellers lose bargaining power if they skip professional help. Buyers press for commission savings, while negotiations, financing, and safeguarding require expertise. Courtney Duff & Associates invites buyers and sellers to seek help for buying building or selling at 3717 Roosevelt Blvd Middletown.
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Courtney Duff & Associates, Inc
Roosevelt Blvd
Middletown
Area students honored on Bowling Green Honors List
Six area students named to Bowling Green State University Honors List for the winter quarter. Robert Jackson and Teri Ann Keller of Camden and Donna Deluse of West Chester earned straight A's. Others with 3.50 or better include Virginia Bendel and Paula Hoez of Middletown and Bruce Federle of West Chester.
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Bowling Green State University
Robert Jackson
Teri Ann Keller
Camden
Donna Deluse
West Chester
Virginia Bendel
Paula Hoez
Middletown
Bruce Federle
Wife of Congo leader gives birth in Brazzaville hospital
Marion Ngouabi wife of the late Congolese president born March 18 was assassinated in an attempted coup gave birth to a daughter in Brazzaville military hospital with Brazzaville radio reporting on the event.
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Yaounde
Cameroun
Marion Ngouabi
Brazzaville
Miami University Symphony to present guest conductor Paul Katz
The Miami University Symphony Orchestra performs Saturday at Hall Auditorium at 7 30 pm with Paul Katz of Dayton guiding a four number program. Katz founded Dayton Philharmonic Orchestra and will conduct works by Weber Haydn Bartok Milhaud in two halves. The concert is free and open to the public.
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Oxford
Miami University Symphony Orchestra
Paul Katz
Dayton
Hall Auditorium
Katz
Dayton Philharmonic Orchestra
Miami Symphony
Carl Marie von Weber
London
Joseph Haydn
Bela Bartok
Darius Milhaud
City bus design contest closes tomorrow in City
The Department of Public Service has 30 entries in its design a bus contest per engineering official David Swirczynski. Additional entries will be accepted until Wednesday, with the winner announced Friday and awarded a year free bus pass. The winning design will be used when the city buys 10 new buses with a federal Urban Mass Transit grant.
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West Side F Federal
SuperKids
LeSourdsville Lake
McDonald's
SuperKids Savers Club
West Side Federal
Department of Public Service
David Swirczynski
Engineering Office
Urban Mass Transit Administration
Beef production in 1977 may decline to lift retail prices
The American National Cattlemen's Association predicts a drop in beef output for 1977 with potential higher retail prices later this year. The forecast reflects mounting supply concerns as cattle numbers and herd expansion face constraints.
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American National Cattlemen's Association
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Ohio Republican
Kent McGough
Michael J. Maloney
Cincinnati
Hamilton County
Maloney
Walter A Burks Jr
Thaddeus Garrett Jr
Thomas A. Kelly
David R. Rittenhouse
Anthony
Usso
Rittenhouse of
Toledo
Franklin B. Walter
New State
Ene
Courtney Duff
Fire Department
West Side Federal Superkid
N_ University Blvd
Sum Endo i. Savers Club
Hamilton
Main & F Streets
Lindenwald - Pleasant & Fairnew
Fairfield
Pleasant Avenue
Bowling Green
Miami
Richie
Central
A&a
Super Jet
A&a Carpet Cleaning CO
Springboro Pike
Miami Valley
Psec Rec Ik Eeei
UR Rss
Crawford & First Ave
Orman
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