Hand Restored Everything Is OK Lisa
Lisa Stephens, 14, Dayton Ohio, told by Dr Joseph Kutz that her severed right hand was successfully reattached after a 12 hour operation at Dayton Miami Valley Hospital Two weeks after the accident near her home surgeons reattached the hand and placed a new cast Lisa said she felt fantastic and not surprised doctors noted nerves were permanently damaged but the hand should function to some degree through recovery and therapy
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Dayton
Kutz
Lisa
Tha
Westaeen
Miami Valley Hospital
Lenore Stephens
Jewish Hospital
Stephens
Ralk
Katz
Employer pays payroll with bicentennial two dollar bills
Jim Guyler of the Blue Ball car agency said he paid his 25 employees in newly issued two dollar bills and Bicentennial silver as a patriotic gesture. He noted the total payroll involved was several thousand dollars and that workers enjoyed the unusual payment method.
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Jim Guyler
Buick
Guyler
Blue Ball Car
Uyler
Lowreal Journal
Elvis and Widows Marriage Rumor Draws Athens Crowd
About 1150 people gathered at First Baptist Church in Athens to hear Elvis Presley rumored to marry widow Kadean Tribble. Presley spokesman denied any wedding plans and local officials noted no ceremony would occur. Tribble previously said she would marry him, while relatives and Presley associates declined further comment.
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Athens
Ala
First Baptist Church
Elvis Presley
Presley
Esman
Kadean Tribble
Tribble
Gladys Smith Presley
George Nichopoulos
Fred Presley
Ohio House stalls on lobbyist disclosure bill in election year
The Ohio House moves slowly to consider a Watergate inspired lobbyist transparency bill as time winds down in the session. Speaker Vernal Riffe says the House will not rush, aiming for study time and signaling the Senate took nearly a year to pass the measure. Sponsor Anthony Celebrezze defends updated reporting requirements as crucial to public knowledge of who funds lawmakers.
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Columbus, Ohio
House
Vernal G. Riffe Jr
New Boston
Senate
A Series Of Motorcycle Crashes Harms Three Cyclists
Three motorcyclists were injured in separate accidents yesterday. Rudolph Nenni, 48, was treated at Middletown Hospital after his cycle hit a car at Central Avenue and Shafer Street. Louise Molloy, 75, was eastbound on Central when Nenni’s bike struck the car’s left door. Carl K Higgs, 42, was taken to the hospital after a drive shaft fell from a car on University Boulevard and First Avenue while en route. Gary McIntire, 28, was hurt when his cycle was struck by Milton Houp, 45, as Houp turned onto Lafayette Avenue from University Boulevard. Damage to bikes reported.
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Rudolph Nenni
Creekview Drive
Middletown Hospital
Central Avenue
Shafer Street
Louise Molloy
Hamilton-Lebanon Road
Monroe
Central
Nenni
Trenton- Franklin Road
West Middletown
Carl K
Catalinale
University Boulevard
First Avenue
Higgs
Gary McIntire
Hrell Drive
Milton Houp
Cincinnati
MelIntire
Houp
Lafayette Avenue
Melintire Houp
Melntire
Art of mime at MUM Saturday
Two students of Marcel Marceau perform as Mask & Mime Theatre at Miami University Middletown campus. Jock Hill and Graciela Binaghi present a morning workshop at 10.30 am followed by an evening show with tickets 1.50 for adults and 0.75 for students and seniors.
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Jack Hill
Graciela Binaghi
Marcel Marceau
Miami University-Middletown
Jock Hill
Jane Finkelman
Hill
Marceau
Shanks
State University of New York At
Brockport
Miss Binaghi
Argentina
Binaghi
Logan Johnston
Ohio pioneers faced mail delays on early routes
The piece notes that Ohio settlers in the early 1800s suffered slow mail deliveries, despite efforts by federal post office officials. It describes two main western routes in 1800, one via Shenandoah Valley to Knoxville and Nashville, the other from Wheeling through Zane's Trace to Maysville, Kentucky.
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Associated Press
Ohio
Federal Post Office
Shenandoah Valley
Knoxville
Nashville
Wheeling
Zane’s Trace
Maysville
Deaths Services for Mark Avery to be held Monday
Death notices for Mark Avery 64 of 2501 S Main St list services at 3 pm Monday at McCoy Leffier Funeral Home with Rev J Herschel Caudill officiating and burial in Woodside Cemetery. Visitation today 7 9 pm. Avery died Friday in Ezel Kentucky while visiting family. Also graveside for Miss Sarah Brittain 66 of Los Angeles at Woodside Cemetery Tuesday with Rev Paul Remick officiating. Brittain died Friday at White Memorial Hospital Los Angeles. Arra ents are by McCoy Leffler Funeral Home. no visitation.
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Mark Avery
S. Main St
McCoy
Leffier
J. Herschel Caudill
Woodside Cemetery
Avery
Ezel
Sarah Brittain
Los Angeles
Paul Remick
Miss Brittain
White Memorial Hospital
Frances McCandless
Middletown
Arra
McCoy-Leffler Funeral Home
Fire and injuries from streetside incidents reported
A series of early injuries includes Christy 4 at 4717 ve Lane with arm pains. treated and released. An auto crash near Yankee Road and Main Street sent Richard Wagers 25 to hospital with unspecified pains. treated and released. Teresa Mayes sustained leg cuts from broken glass. hospitalized briefly and released. Police report unavailable for some incidents.
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Christy
Yankee Road
Main Street
Richard Wagers
Mars Drive
Trenton
Manchester Ave
Teresa Mayes
Theft reports from Somerville and Armco Drive
A citizen band radio valued at 190 dollars was stolen from Gerald Myers' truck on Crawford Street. A concrete tray valued at 50 dollars was taken from the Ed Penny residence yard on Armco Drive. A boy about 10 years old was seen loading a frog into a pickup at about 3 am.
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Citizens Band
Gerald Myers
Somerville
Crawford Street
Ed Penny
Armco Drive
Easter Ice Cream Egg Tops World Record Event
In Louisville the Shivecees Easter Egg Hunt showcased a 1120 pound vanilla ice cream egg at the Kentucky State Fairgrounds as 270 vanilla scoops formed the giant confection. Health officials prevented real eggs, Jaycees noted the hunt drew hundreds of children and a 17000 egg substitute was used.
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Louisville
Kentucky State Fairgrounds
Bauer Ice Cream Co
Board of Health
Jaycees
Snortum
Cincinnati
Joseph L. Bernardin
National Broadcasting Co
NBC
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Louisville, Ky
Lisa Stephens
Herusician
Joseph Utz
Elvis and the Widow
Ohio House
Anthony J Celebrezze Jr
Cleveland
MUM
Mime
Buenos Aires
North Carolina School For the Arts
Tennessee
Kentucky
Express
Bernardin
National Shrine of the Immaculate Conception
Washington D.C
National Conference of Catholic Bishops
Archdiocese of
Archbis
Sai
Dhe
New York
St. Peter-in-Chains
Ciatroon
Orcar Koeppet Hutter
Union Sanitary
James C. Thomas
Shartz
Franklin
Park St
Ave Grand Ave
Gideon Rd
Trenton Shopping Center
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