Oxford Court Jammed As No Contest Pleas Entered
About 50 Miami University students pleaded no contest and were fined for trespassing at the Naval ROTC building. Judge Clem Imfield Jr. suspended fines but ordered costs paid as roughly 176 defendants appeared, with 100 more awaiting trial. An estimated 1,000 students watched a silent vigil outside High and Poplar streets.
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Oxford
Miami University
Clem Imfield Jr
Butler County Court
Area 1
Josephine Wolner
Office of Public Information
Carey
Poplar Street
High Street
Residents object to $2.275 million Warren County water system plan
Thirteen letters of objection filed by Springboro area residents surround a 33 mile project north of Lebanon around Hunter and Five Points. Opponents call costs too high while many await water service. hearing drew over 400 people. County will weigh objections before final decision.
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Lebanon
Springboro
Hunter
Five Points
Lytle
Alyce Overbey
Warren County
Ohioan Killed in Three Car Crash Near New Haven
Hazel R. Jones 63 of Paulding Ohio died Sunday in a three car crash on U S 24 east of New Haven Indiana. Three other people were injured including her husband James Jones who was treated at a hospital and released.
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New Haven
Ind
Hazel R. Jones
Paulding
Ohio
U.S. 24
James
Teachers and Board Set Talks in Middletown
The Middletown Teachers Association and the school board planned 8 p.m. talks after the MTA rejected a four month negotiated package. President James Stark cited 20 teachers facing nonrenewal and protests over cuts in staff and educational materials. If no deal is reached, a mass meeting will decide next steps.
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Middletown Teacher’s Association
MTA
Lducation
James Stark
Stork
Frequency of sound measured in cycles per second
The frequency of sound is determined by the number of times the vibrating waves undulate per second. It is measured in cycles per second.
Rigs Not Moving Area Truck Stops Are Full
Armco Steel reports cutting back while Middletown Works runs and 75 000 tons stored. Truck stops at S Main Street and Dayton South Pure Oil Plaza hold 10 to 226 rigs as drivers face lockout and wildcat pressure. Union Local 836 says most area drivers are locked out but negotiations continue.
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Armco Steel Corp
Donald Osborne
Middletown
Teamsters
Armco
Osborne
Franklin Police Department
Dayton South
Franklin
Frank Harbach
Union Oil Co
Edwin Elkin
Middletown Teamsters Local 836
Teamster Local 836
Death of Hamilton man ruled self inflicted
The 22 year old Larry House was found dead in a Rose Hill Memorial Park wooded area near Hamilton. Deputies say the gunshot wound in the head indicates death by own action. A .38 caliber pistol, shells and house belongings were found beside him. Brenda House reported him missing after a Sept. 27, 1969 traffic accident and noted medications.
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Hamilton
Rose Hill Memorial Park
Here
Larry House
Dixie Highway
Garrett J. Boone
Butler County
Cliff Dye
Sheriff's Department
Golden B. Brown
Glenmont Drive
House
Brenda
Wind Snares Downtown Power as Line Falls in Wind
High winds toppled a tree into a 13,200 volt line between the Trenton substation and Middletown, cutting power to downtown from 8:15 to 8:50 p.m. Crews restored service quickly. Affected businesses included Continental, Can Co., Interstate Folding Box Co., J. C. Penney, and the Middletown Journal.
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Central
First Avenues
S. Broad
S.main Street
Cincinnati Gas & Electric Co
Trenton
Middletown
Continental, Can Co
Interstate Folding Box Co
J. C. Penney Co
Middletown Journal
Ohioan Freed After Fleeing For 8 Years
William Dennis Wood, 31, once of Charleston, freed on a writ of habeas corpus after claiming his probation was revoked without counsel. He had escaped Huttsville prison in 1960 during a 1 to 10 year sentence for breaking and entering and was recaptured in Cleveland eight years later on attempted burglary charges.
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Charleston
W. Va
Cleveland
Ohio
William Dennis Wood
Wood
Huttonsville
Ohioan Dies After Tractor Turns Over
Jerry Bates, 28, of Cambridge, died when a tractor rolled over on him at his mother's farm near Kimbolton, Guernsey County. He reportedly lost control while trying to start the tractor and died of a crushed chest.
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Cambridge
Ohio
Jerry Bates
Kimbol‘ton
Here
Guernsey County
Bates
Man Dies After Hen Coop Egg Theft Accident
In Eisenstadt Austria a man attempting to steal eggs from a neighbor's hen coop fell from a ladder and died later in hospital from internal injuries. Police say the theft appeared unnecessary and that he treated it as a sport.
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Eisenstadt
Austria
Craft Classes Begin At Y For Boys And Girls
A series of six craft classes for boys and girls starts Saturday at the YMCA. Each class costs 10 cents to 1 dollar, depending on the craft, with sessions from 10 to 11 a.m. and 11 a.m. to noon. Students may sign up for the full series or attend weekly.
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The
YMCA
First U S Copyright Book Registered The Philadelphia Spelling Book
The first book registered for copyright in the United States was The Philadelphia Spelling Book by John Barry, marking the origin of national copyright records.
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United States
Philadelphia
John Barry
Travel Department
First National Bank
Middletown
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Oxford Court
Robert Piper
Greg Holbrook
Piper
Journal
Maxwell Finkleman
Robert Williams
Dwight Carey
Ohio State Patrol
Russel Heavring
Wilmington
Joseph Statum
ROTC
Miami
Faculty Council
University Senate
Phillip R. Shriver
University
Oxford Municipal
Chappars
Harry Cornett
Roy Boucher
Powell
Congress
Pol, Adv
Don
Tressler-Comet
S. Main Street
Kings Mills
State Patrol
Melampy
Mve Rane
Arly
Neopeather Asd
Dorothy Yoder
Hollywood
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