Court bars dismissal of Anslinger as village administrator
A Montgomery County Common Pleas Court judge signed an order restraining Mayor Marvin Hall from dismissing Dan Anslinger as village administrator except as allowed by law. The order remains in effect until Judge Walter Rice rules on whether the three year contract defines his term. The suit seeks protection against termination and delays a separate misfeasance/removal case.
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Germantown
Montgomery County
Walter Rice
Anslinger
Hall
William Forbes
Donald Ziegel
Ziegel
Milk production climbs in March up 2.5 percent
The Agriculture Department reports March milk output at about 10.6 billion pounds, a 2.5 percent rise from a year ago and 5.9 percent above March 1975. Output for the first quarter reaches around 29.8 billion pounds, up 2.1 percent from the previous year. The average milk per cow stood at 960 pounds, up 29 pounds year over year and 68 pounds from two years ago.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Youth who couldn't pay wins $5,000 in damages
In Marion Alabama a black youth named Melvin Armstrong was awarded 5000 dollars after a civil jury found doctor Bobby Merkle liable for removing fresh stitches from the youth’s arm due to unpaid fees. The case followed a prior all white verdict and a retrial petition by Circuit Judge Edgar Russell Jr.
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Marion
Ala
Bobby Merkle
Uniontown
Melvin Armstrong
Armstrong
Merkle
Edgar Russell Jr
French poet Jacques Prevert dies at 77 in Cherbourg
French poet and screenwriter Jacques Prevert who penned the lyrics for the song Autumn Leaves died Monday in Cherbourg France. He was 77.
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Cherbourg
France
Jacques Prevert
Carter commutes Liddy sentence to eight years
President Carter commuted Watergate figure G Gordon Liddys 20 year term to eight years making him eligible for parole after 22 months. Liddy has served 50 months and faces parole after July 9 while Spotlight remains on the Watergate case. Liddy cooperated little with prosecutors and may still apply for parole consideration.
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Washington
G. Gordon Liddy
Carter
Gerald Ford
Liddy
Watergate
Watergate Grand Jury
Allenwood
White House
Miami University bids opened May 4 for disabled access
Bids will be opened May 4 on an estimated 450000 dollar project to improve Miami University campus accessibility. The Ohio DAS Division of Public Works handles the bids led by Richard D. Jackson. Ramps will be added and toilets remodeled to assist the handicapped. curb work was completed in a prior phase.
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Oxford
Miami University
Ohio Department of Administrative Services Division of Public Works
Richard D. Jackson
Miami
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