Kindness calls for Kissinger resignation in foreign policy shift
Representative Thomas Kindness of Ohio urged Henry Kissinger to resign as Secretary of State and asked President Ford to pursue a new foreign policy direction. He argued a transition should occur without abrupt changes and criticized the federal matching funds program for presidential campaigns, naming Ellen McCormack, Fred Harris, and Jimmy Carter as beneficiaries.
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Cincinnati
Thomas Kindness
Ohio
Henry Kissinger
Ford
Kindness
Congress
Kissinger
Ellen McCormack
Fred Harris
Georgia
Jimmy
Exchange Club Easter Flower Sale at Middletown Shopping Center
Middletown Exchange Club hosts its 14th annual Easter flower sale at the Middletown Shopping Center Friday 10 a.m. to 8 30 p.m. and Saturday 10 a.m. to 5 30 p.m. Advance orders are taken from listed club members. The sale supports local initiatives including a fishing derby and knothole team, with a mobile bandstand on display.
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Middletown Exchange Club
Middletown
Exchange Club
James S. Miller
Ed Allen
Jim
Two bound overs from Franklin court in local cases
Two defendants bound over from Franklin court in county cases. Fagene Plowman of Miamisburg faced a robbery-related charge with a $10,000 bond. Ricky L. Eldridge, 21, charged with credit card crime at a Sohio service station. Earl B. Collins, 47, received 10 days of a 60 day sentence and a $200 fine for assault. Raymond E. Roberts Jr, 21, had a suspended sentence and $100 fine for a petty theft. Arthur D. Wells, 30, Dayton, to six months with four suspended for petty theft. Terry E. Howard, 28, was fined $100 and costs.
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Iren County
Miamisburg
S Main Street
Ricky L. Eldridge
Sohio
Ohio
John B Tracy
Earl B. Collins
Collins
Flutey Howard
Dee's
S. Main St
Raymond E. Roberts, Jr
E. Sixth St
Arthur D. Wells
Dayton
McAlpin
Terry E. Howard
Sunman
Ind
Two Men Assaulted At Aeronca Plant As Walkout Continues
Two men leaving the Aeronca plant were attacked while their car stalled near a picket line. Police said warrants may be filed by the brothers against a single assailant after a guard reported the incident amid an IAM strike.
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Aeronca
Middleton
Middletown
Association of Machinists
Guard
Woman hurt in Germantown Road crash injures Parrella
Marybelle Parrella aged 4 of 88m Thomas Road was treated at Middletown hospital after her car was struck at Germantown Road and Carmody Boulevard by a car driven by Roger Cox 32 of 1427 E Market St Germantown Cox was charged with failure to maintain an assured clear distance He told police he braked but his car struck Parrella vehicle and damage to Coxs car was estimated at 500
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Middletown Hospital
Marybelle Parrella
Thomas Road
Roger Cox
E. Market St
Germantown
Cox
Germantown Road
Parrella
Lee Lane
Deaths in Middletown Area Include Mrs Bessie Marks
Mrs Bessie Marks 85 of Kyle Station Road died after a heart attack en route to Middletown Hospital. Born in Pittsburgh she lived locally since 1970. Survived by a foster daughter. husband Paul predeceased. Private services set for 11 a.m. tomorrow.
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Kyle Station Road
Middletown Hospital
Mra
Marks
Pittsburgh
Paul
Order of Eastern Star
Pythian Sisters
Isabelle Richel
Ceramics winners named at 18th Midwest Show
Erik Mathew Hatfield won multiple firsts in glaze and best in category at the 18th Midwest Ceramic Show. Steven Webb took first in glaze and second in best in category while Kim Scheibert earned first in glaze. Beth Ann Hat won in glaze and stain with several seconds and thirds across categories. Everett Evans won blue ribbon for best of handicapped handwork.
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Forers Five
Erik Mathew Hatfield
Steven Webb
Kim Scheibert
Beth Ann Hat
Hatfield
Everett Evans
Garden Manor
Park department seeks playground leaders and lifeguards
The Park Department invites applications for summer positions including playground leaders and lifeguards. Applicants need a high school diploma for leaders and senior lifesaving certification for lifeguards. Also sought are an arts and crafts supervisor and district supervisors for four to five parks.
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John Leach
Park Department
Alph Conner
Recreation Disorll
Red Cross
YMCA
Park Board
He Park Department
Highland Street
Goldman Park
John Paschal
Warren Klink
Paschal
Armco Steel Corp
Audubon Natire
Sebaid Park
Armco
Middletown
Audubon Club
Two Women Injured in Sutphin and Manchester Crash
A two car collision at Sutphin Street and Manchester Avenue at 9 15 left two women hurt. Constance drove one car struck on the right side as the westbound vehicle hit it. Both drivers were taken to Middletown Hospital with hip and head injuries.
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Sutphin Street
Manchester Avenue
Constance
Fire disrupts area as emergency crews respond to alarms
Fire response crews rushed to multiple locations including 91 Weathiewn Ave and Regen Drive as alarms sounded. No injuries reported, and residents were evacuated briefly while sirens and emergency vehicles moved through the area.
Miller dies at 68 former Sixth Circuit judge
U S appeals judge William Miller dies at 68 after a 21 year career. He helped shape one man one vote reapportionment and Nashville school desegregation plans. Miller collapsed at a judicial conference in Nashville and died before aid arrived. He presided over Hoffa conspiracy trials in 1962 and was praised for calmness under pressure by US Attorney James Neal. Miller, born in Johnson City Tennessee, studied at Yale Law School and served as U S District Judge before 6th Circuit appointment in 1970. He helped advance redistricting and desegregation efforts and was a vice chair of the Tennessee Board of Trustees. Survived by relatives, body sent to Nashville for burial.
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U.S. 6Th Circuit Court of A
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Miller
Teamsters
James R. Hoffa
Tor
Hoffa
James F. Neal
Latergate
Neal
Johnson City
Tenn
Searson
Tennessee
Yale Law School
Yes
U.S. House
Eisenhower
Middle Tennessee
Nashville
Nixon
6Th Court of Appeals
U.S. Supreme Court
South
Supreme Court
Sixth Circuit Court of Appeals
J Harry Phillips
University of Tennessee Board of Trustees
Health agency reviews funding for 1977 Butler County plans
The 648 Board outlines no new agency proposals for the fiscal year 1977 community plan funded by a 1973 health levy, Department of Mental Health grants, and agency fees. It lists current funding for school social work in Fairfield Hamilton Middletown, Family Life Education, Youth Outreach, Doty House evaluation, counseling programs, and multiple mental health centers and therapy services. After board approval, the plan moves to the district office for final approval and funding, with notice due by early June.
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Butler County Mental Health and Retardation Board
Department of Mental Health
Butler County
Fairfield
Hamilton
Middletown
YMCA
Doty House
Alcoholism Council
Butler County Mental Health Center
Middletown Area
Butler County Youth Service Bureau
Department of Mental A
Man Sentenced to Two Terms for Rape in Ohio Case
A Middletown man, James M. Lawson, pleaded guilty to two counts of rape without force and received two 425 year terms at the Ohio State Reformatory, suspended on an indefinite term at the State Hospital for the criminally insane. Lansaw Lansaw was evaluated at the Butler County Forensic Center and ordered to receive treatment, with 9 days credit for time served.
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Hamilton
Middletown
Ohio State Reformatory
State Hospital
James M. Lawson
Browning St
Butler County Common Pleas
Fred B Cramer
Butler County Forensic Center
Lansaw
Cramer
Roy
Monroe Band Boosters Meet Rescheduled to April 22
The Monroe Band Boosters announce a meeting reschedule to April 22. The gathering will occur in the library with plans for upcoming events and support for the marching band.
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Monroe Boosters
Monroe Band
Ealer
Youre Never Too Old To Hear Better
A Beltone ad offers a free nonoperating model hearing aid to respondents. The tiny ear level device weighs under a third of an ounce and is mailed from Beltone Electronics Corp. Department 32 in Chicago Illinois for readers to request.
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Chicago
Beltone
Beltane Electronics Corp
W. Viewtoria St
Ilinois
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