Newswoman Kate Webb Found Dead in Cambodia Ambush
Phnom Penh reports say remains found southwest of the city are those of Kate Webb UPI correspondent who disappeared after an ambush on April 8. Webb, 28, a New Zealand native and Australian citizen, was with Cambodian troopers when the group was attacked 57 miles from Phnom Penh. Cambodian soldiers later recovered a body with head and chest wounds and cremated it before sending the remains to Phnom Penh.
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Phnom Penh
Kate Webb
United Press International
Cambodia
UPI
Miss Webb
New Zealand
Kim Willinson
Sheri
Franklin City Court Fines 14
Two people appeared in Franklin Municipal Court for license plate and registration offenses. Joanne Wheeler paid 10 dollars plus court costs for expired tags, with costs suspended. Glenn Allen paid 15 dollars plus costs for failing to transfer registration. Donald Couch paid 10 dollars plus costs for running a red light. Eleven speeders paid 360 dollars in fines.
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Franklin
Franklin Municipal Court
Joanne Wheeler
John Tracy
Glenn Allen
Modern Court
Donald Couch
Vanderveer St
Middletown
Western states growth forecast for 2000
Salt Lake City reports population projections showing by 2000 the 17 Western states will roughly double current numbers to about 108 million, reflecting rapid regional growth and migration trends.
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Salt Lake City
Baby's Body Found Tied To Cross In Basement
In San Francisco an 18 month old boy Noah S Alba missing five days was found dead tied to a wooden cross in a basement by two brothers aged 7 and 10 who confessed to authorities they found him on the street and were playing with him. Autopsy pending and mother Melania Alba 21 lives nearby.
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San Francisco
Noah S. Alba
Charles Ellis
Ellis
Noah
Alta Plaza Park
Melania Alba
Fillmore District
Alden Guaranteed 80 Percent Occupancy for Ohio Univ Project
Cleveland Plain Dealer reports Vernon R. Alden former Ohio University president guaranteed private developer 80 percent occupancy for an Athens luxury apartment complex. University officials say Alden had no authority and the board could not fund such a commitment, made in 1967. Development linked to Galbreath holdings, now owned by Amprop Corp. Two buildings evacuated due to cliff erosion threat near foundation.
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Cleveland, Ohio
The
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Vernon R. Alder
Ohio University At Athens
Athens
Alden
Claude R. Sowle
the Plain Dealer
John W. Galbreath
Columbus
David G. Hollander
Dale Howe Corp
Youngstown
Devioper
Hollander
Ohio University
Galbreath Mortgage Co
University
Amprop Corp
Miami
Fla
Mayors Battle Tax Reform in Ohio Cities Fight
Cleveland mayor Carl B. Stokes and Cincinnati mayor Willis D. Gradison Jr. met to coordinate opposition to Gov. Gilligan's tax reform plan. They argue the budget lacks revenue sharing for cities and plan to rally Ohio's eight largest cities and hold a Columbus meeting with lawmakers and municipal leaders.
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Cleveland, Ohio
Cleveland
Cincinnati
John J
Stokes
Ohio
Gradison
Zoning Group Takes No Action On 4000-Unit Plan Near Mason
Zoning commissioners paused changes for a planned unit development proposing 4000 housing units near Mason. Any approval would come at the May 3 regular meeting. The plan includes light commercial use along two US 2 frontages and the remaining 740 acres bounded by US 22, Columbia Road, and Western Row Road.
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Mason
US. 2
U.S. 22
Columbia Road
Western Row Road
Whaleshark Teeth Tiny in Miami Report
The whale shark, one of the largest living mammals, has teeth only an eighth of an inch long. It sustains itself on microscopic plankton as reported in Miami.
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Miami
Supreme Court Upholds Busing for Desegregation
The Supreme Court unanimously allows federal courts to order busing to desegregate public schools, though it rejects fixed racial quotas for all schools. Chief Justice Burger states desegregation must go beyond the walk-in school, with limited use of ratios in Charlotte case. The decision covers Mobile County Alabama Clarke County Georgia and Charlotte Mecklenburg inquiry.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Warren E. Burger
Burger
Charlotte
Mecklenburg County
N.C
District Court
Cincy Man Pleads Guilty and Is Sentenced for Jail Break
Paul J. O Neal 27 pleaded guilty to grand larceny and jail escape in Warren County. Judge William Young sentenced him to one to seven years in the Ohio Penitentiary for grand larceny and 90 days for jail break. police seek his jail break companion Paul D Riley of Hamilton. the two escaped using hacksaw blades provided by two teen girls.
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Lebanon
Cincinnati
Warren County
Paul J. O'Neal
Common Pleas
William Young
Ohio
O'Neal
Paul D. Riley
Hamilton
Dayton Bank Robbery Suspect Charged
Dayton man Terry Lee Haxwood, 21, charged with violation of the federal bank robbery statute in the suburban branch robbery. He appeared before a U.S. Commissioner and was held on a $10,000 bond.
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Dayton, Ohio
Terry Lee Haxwood
Dayton
1St National Bank
U. S
Deaths and Funerals in Middletown Area
Mrs Provy Hymer Spaulding 82 of 916 Sixth Ave widow of Manker Spaulding died early today at Middletown Hospital. Burial in Woodside Cemetery. memorials to First United Methodist Church or to the heart fund. Kenneth E. Hoffman 65 of 484 E Fourth St died at Middletown Hospital after a heart attack. Surviving wife Pauline two sons Paul and Robert two daughters Betty Ablenbrock and Dorothy Dixon two brothers Wayne and Russell a sister Margaret Bosbury and 13 grandchildren. Services Friday 2 p.m. Eaton Funeral Home. Burial Woodhill Cemetery. Visitation Thursday 2-5 and 7-9 p.m.
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P. Hymer Spaulding
Provy Hymer
Spaulding
Sixth Ave
Manker Spaulding
Middletown Hospital
Franklin
Kenneth E. Hoffman
Fourth St
Hoffman
New York Central Railroad
Pauline
Paul
Robert
Betty Ablenbrock
Urbana
Dorothy Dixon
Wayne
Columbus
Russell
Anderson
Ind
Margaret Bosbury
Canal Winchester
Ohio
Eaton Funeral Home
Woodhill Cemetery
Funeral
Obituary of Herbert W. Wood of Camden and family ties
Herbert William Wood 58 of Camden Route 1 died 11 50 p m Monday at Middletown Hospital after admission He was born in Owingville Ky and worked for Armco Steel Corp since 1936 Surviving wife Mary four daughters Mrs Roscoe Elam Mrs Verl Wilson of Camden Mrs Donald Johnson of Jacksonville Fla and Stella at home a sister Mrs Floyd Johnson of Germantown three brothers Chester Trenton Andrew Mt Sterling Ky and Clay Franklin seven grandchildren Services 2 pm Thursday Beechwood Church of God Burial Fairview Cemetery Gratis Funeral home McCoy Leffler Wednesday 3 to 9 pm and church Thursday after 1 pm
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Herbert William Wood
Camdes
Rt. 1
Middletown Hospital
Mr. Wood
Owingville
Armco Steel Corp
Mary
Roscoe Elam
Verl ‘Wilson
Camden
Donald Johnson
Jacksonville
Fla
Stella
Floyd Johnson
Germantown
Chester
Trenton
Andrew
Mt. Sterling
Clay
Franklin
Beechwood Church of God
Fairview Cemetery
Gratis
McCoy - Leffler
Doris Earnhart Dies in Middletown After Illness
Miss Doris Earnhart of Franklin – a Midlletown native, 72, died at Middletown Hospital after a brief illness. She lived about 18 months at Mt. Pleasant Home, Monroe. Survived by sister Miss Blanch Earnhart, Monroe, and brother Don, Marion, Ind. Services set for 10 a.m. Wednesday at Eaton Funeral Home with Rev. John Wedgewood officiating.
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Franklin
Doris Earnhart
Middletown
Middletown Hospital
Mt. Pleasant Home
Monroe
Blanch Earnhart
Don
Marion
Ind
Eaton Funeral Home
John Wedgewood
Obituary Notices for Mrs Lillian Clear and Others
Obituaries list multiple local deaths with addresses and service times. Mrs Lillian Clear, 74, has Mass of Resurrection at 10 a.m. Wednesday at St Veronica Church. Paul Richter, 81, of 436 Ridgelawn Ave., service 10 a.m. Wednesday. John Leverette Klaus-Weigel, 23, of 3% Carver Place, service 1 p.m. Wednesday. Robert Brewsaugh Sr., 80, of Ross, service 2 p.m. Wednesday.
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Hamilton
Lillian Clear
Tylersville Road
St. Veronica
Hamster Rescued From Pop Group Amplifier Trap
Unquiet sleep ends as Greavey the hamster, found hibernating inside a band's amplifier in London, is freed after two days. Owner Jenny Dawson recounts a tense, noisy rescue and grateful reunion with her pet.
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London
Greavey
Jenny Dawson
Oh Calcutta banned in Hamilton County
Cincinnati based ruling by Hamilton County Common Pleas Court Judge Ralph Kohnen declares the musical Oh! Calcutta obscene and a public nuisance. The permanent order blocks future video tape broadcasts in the county citing state law. suit by Charles H. Keating Jr. sought to block September telecast at the Shubert Theater. The city’s similar suit is noted, with a prior ruling to determine obscenity via a taped record.
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Cincinnati
Hamilton County
Common Pleas Court
Ralph Kohnen
Kohnen
Charles H. Keating Jr
Shubert
Cooper Earnings Rise in First Quarter 1971
Cooper Tire and Rubber Co reports a 24.1 percent rise in net earnings for Q1 1971 from $123,421 to $153,113. Net sales fall 25 percent from $25,191,615 to $24,573,561 compared with the same period last year.
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Findlay, Ohio
Cooper Tire & Rubber Co
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Bud) Steller
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Wilson - Schramm Memorial
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