Botulism outbreak linked to restaurant in Clovis New Mexico
Health officials suspect a commercially sold food source caused a botulism outbreak in Clovis where 32 people contracted the disease between April 9 and April 14. Federal and state authorities trace the toxin to a commercial product and work to determine its distribution while three new cases were reported Sunday. No deaths reported and all cases deemed emergency in nature.
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Clovis
N.M
Jonathan Mann
Colonial Park Country Club
Federal Food and Drug Administration
Brett
New Mexico
Country Club
Mann
Tomorrow's Meetings In Middletown And Surrounding Areas
Schedule of local government and planning meetings across Middletown area towns. Middletown City Commission at 6 p.m. at City Building, disaster planning at 8 a.m. at Middletown Hospital, library trustees at 4 p.m., Monroe Village Council at 8 p.m. Village Hall. Warren County Commission at 9 a.m. County Administration Building. Franklin development at 7:30 p.m. City Building. Germantown Park and Recreation at 7:30 p.m. Municipal Building. Liberty Township trustees at 7:30 p.m. Yankee Road firehouse.
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Middletown
Middletown Area
Middletown Public Library
Germantown
Germantown Park and Recreation Board
Bethany Liberty Township
Yankee Road
Nine Teens Held Girl on Brooklyn Rooftop Attack
A 13-year-old girl was held for two hours on a Flatbush Brooklyn rooftop by nine youths aged 14 to 18 who used a knife. She was hurt and left, then taken to Kings County Hospital. Police expect arrests. the girl's name and address were not released.
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New York
Brooklyn
Flatbush
Kings County Hospital
Trenton Man Hurt In Jacksonburg Road Crash
A Trenton man, Jacy Buchheit, 21, of 584 Jacksonburg Road, was injured when his northbound car left Jacksonburg Road south of Withrow Road, crossed several lawns and struck a utility pole. Butler County deputies reported the crash occurred early Sunday.
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Trenton
Jacksonburg Road
Withrow Road
Butler County Sheriff's Deputies
Jacy Buchheit
State may restrict telephone billing
In Columbus a Senate committee may vote on a bill to end measured rate billing by telephone companies. The proposal would limit per month calls before charges apply, with residential users limited to three calls and businesses to eighty. Supporters and opponents lobby hard as amendments and procedural hurdles loom. The bill faces the lengthy path through committees and both chambers.
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Ohio Bell Telephone Co
Ohio
Senate Energy and Public Utilities Committee
Neal F. Zimmers Jr
Dayton
Zimmers
Harry Meshel
Youngstown
Meshel
Senate Rules Committee
House
Ohio Bell
Utility Commission
Cleveland schools await state bailout to stay open
Cleveland school officials await action by the Controlling Board on releasing nearly 30.8 million in May through December to cover two missed payrolls and overdue bills, with decisions on one-time versus phased payments. Toledo and Brunswick districts push ahead with talks to end teacher strikes affecting 57,000 students.
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Associated Press
Cleveland
Toledo
Brunswick
Department of Education
U.S
Frank J. Battisti
Slaying trial opens in Cincinnati area case
Jury selection starts in the high profile case of Larry M. Ralston a 28 year old Norwood man charged with raping and killing four Cincinnati area women The victims include Elaina Bear 15 Nancy Grigsby 23 Linda Harmon 16 and Diana Sue McCrohie 17 with bodies found in rural areas between 1975 and 1977 The four trials proceed in Clermont and Hamilton counties with Judge Ralph Hill presiding and the district appeals court ruling on a death penalty specification.
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Batavia, Ohio
Larry M. Ralston
Norwood
Ralston
Clermont County
Elaina Bear
Northside
Ralph Hill
Clermont County Common Pleas Court
Nancy Grigsby
Williamsville
Linda Harmon
Mt. Washington
Robert A. Jones
Ohio 1St District Court of Appeals
Hill
Jones
Diana Sue McCrohie
Springfield Township
Hamilton County
Cincinnati
Price Hill
Ceramic students win at Mid-West Ceramic Show in Dayton
Marilyn S Hatfield and students from Marilyn's Ceramic Studio won at the 20th Mid-West Ceramic Show held at Hara Arena Dayton. Elementary winners include Erik Mathews Hatfield with two excellence awards and five first place ribbons, Rob Herrman and Joni Herrman with glaze honors, and Rena Scheibert, Jamie Darbyshire with glaze placements. High school winner Beth Ann Hatfield took third in underglaze, Christine Webb won first in underglaze porcelain, and Mrs Hatfield led in porcelain stain translucents.
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Marilyn S. Hatfield
Marilyn
Hara Arena
Dayton
Erik Mathews Hatfield
Rob Herrman
Joni Herrman
Rena Scheibert
Jamie Darbyshire
Beth Ann Hatfield
Christine Webb
Mrs Hatfield
Orchid show set at Towne Mall by regional society
The Miami Valley Orchid Society and the Greater Cincinnati Orchid Society with Midwest growers will stage a two day orchid show at Towne Mall May 6 and 7. More than 50 000 exotic varieties will be exhibited across 152 classes with 15 judges from the American Orchid Society on hand to award ribbons and trophies. Donna Glaze says novices can learn orchid growing basics as hosts answer questions while admission is free. The show runs 10 am to 4 pm on May 6 and 12 pm to 5 pm on May 7.
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Miami Valley Orchid Society
Greater Cincinnati Orchid Society
Midwest
Towne Mall
American Orchid Societys
Donna Glaze
The
MVOS
Edith Willkie to be buried in Rushville after hospital death
Edith Willkie widow of Wendell Willkie died in an Indianapolis hospital where she had resided since Easter after a hip fracture. She aided her husband during the 1940 campaign against Roosevelt and will be buried Tuesday in Rushville. The couple’s son Philip died in 1974.
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Edith Willkie
Wendell Willkie
Rushville
Willkie
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Indianapolis
Philip
Optimists plan outing in Monroe
The Monroe Optimist Club hosts its Fifth Annual Bicycle Safety Day and Pancake Day on April 29 at Monroe Elementary School. Food runs 6 AM to 3 PM with all you can eat pancakes and assorted items for 1.50. Tickets, entry for gym movies, bicycle inspection, riding skill contest, and plaques are provided by the club with Monroe Police help. Proceeds fund youth and community projects.
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Monroe
Monroe Optimist Club
Carter heard at trial in bribery case involving Kidd
President Carter testified by videotape in Atlanta as a scheduled witness in the federal bribery and conspiracy trial of Georgia state Sen Culver Kidd. The taped testimony covered purported 1972 dealings where Kidd asked Carter to tip him to state gambling raids in Kidds home county. Prosecutors say former senator Eugene Holley acted as go between, and Kidd faces perjury and conspiracy charges. Carter’s taped testimony marks a rare instance of a sitting president giving video testimony in a criminal case.
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Atlanta
Carter
Georgia
Culver
Kidd
Gerald Ford
Lynette
Squeaky
Fromme
Eugene Holley
Real estate equity and loan options highlighted
An advertisement proclaims rising house values boost equity and borrowing power with a large real estate loan. It presents payment figures and percentages, urging readers to call for loan services and outlining sample totals and rates.
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Warren County Commission
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John Dobrozsi JR
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Kroger
Lumut
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Oxford ST
Brezel
Central Ave
Springboro
Columbus, Ohio
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Michael Strnziano
Columbus
New York Botanical Garden
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Columbia University
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Miami Valley Group
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Steamex America
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