We Hold These Truths Chronicle of Blood Courage
The 1775 British plan to seize Concord and seize Adams and Hancock unfolds with General Gage sending 700 men and Paul Revere Dawes and Prescott racing to warn Lexington and Concord. Dawes Prescott escape and townspeople greet the approaching force as Revere narrowly avoids capture.
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London
Thomas Gage
Concord
Sam Adams
John Hancock
Joseph Warren
Massachusetts Committee of Safety
Paul Revere
William Dawes
Ebenezer Dorr
Joseph Hall
Revere
Dawes
Lexington
Adams
Hancock
Samuel Prescott
Prescott
Ohioans Private babylift planned to Vietnam
Charlie Downs and his Vietnamese wife Nam plan a private babylift to South Vietnam to retrieve her two children Yen nine and Van six from Saigon within ten days amid bureaucratic delays.
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Columbus, Ohio
Charlie Downs
Nam
South Vietnam
Downs
Firemen's deaths under investigation and Vietnam reunion efforts
Investigators say the twin engine plane crash that killed five Columbus firemen is not due to airframe or flight control faults though pilot error remains possible. Separately a Vietnamese couple prepare to bring their two children home, funding a planned trip with family help and support from Nam's coworkers.
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Columbus, Ohio
Columbus
J.O. Johnson
The
National Transportation Safety Board
Kentucky
Nam
Vietnam
Southeast Asia
Audubon Meeting to Feature Astronomy Slide Show
The Audubon Society program on Thursday at the Parks Administration Building will feature amateur astronomer Frank E. Sutter from Dayton presenting a 40 minute slide show about his eclipse expedition to Africa. His wife is also a Dayton Audubon member. Reports will cover nature center building plans and bridge work at Sebald Park along with plans for nature walks canoe trips and picnics. Meeting starts at 7 30 p.m.
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Audubon Society
Parks Administration
Highland Street
Frank E. Sutter
Dayton
Africa
Dayton Audubon Society
Nature Center
Sebald Park
Police officer says self defense in shooting of 17 year old
Cincinnati police say Patrolman Greg Brown shot and killed Jerry Wayne Clifton 17 after Clifton flashed a 12 inch chain while being found entering his apartment during an investigation of an alleged rape. Lt. Dan Cash states Brown acted within procedure as inquiries continue.
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Cincinnati, Ohio
Dan Cash
Cincinnati
Greg Brown
Jerry Wayne Clifton
Brown
Cash
Clifton
Over-The- Rhine
PUCO rate makers brief energy committee on operations
The Joint Select Committee on Energy meets with PUCO gas and electric rate makers to review operations and policy. Commission members Luther Heckman, David C. Sweet and Sally Bloomfield outline procedures and discuss fuel costs as lawmakers probe energy concerns, with a report due Oct. 15. Gov Rhodes seeks a 21 million federal grant to study natural gas resources amid warnings of economic danger.
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Columbus
Ohio
General Assembly
Joint Select Committee On Energy
Public Utilities Commission of
PUCO
Luther Heckman
David C. Sweet
Sally Bloomfield
Heckman
James A. Rhodes
Rhodes
Washington
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Thomas J. Carney
D-71
Boardman
Ohio Senate
Why Gas and Electricity Cost More Booklet Offer
Utility explains rising fuel costs and coal dependency. It notes 92 percent of last year’s energy came from coal due to abundance and river access. Regulators allow cost pass through, but no profit is made, and taxes apply to extra revenue. A series of informative messages will follow, with a free booklet available by writing for a copy.
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Ohio River
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Cincinnati Gas & Electric Company
Union Light, Heat and Power Company
Lawrenceburg Gas Company
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