Local Attorney Named To Panel For Colleges
William E. Rathman a local attorney was elected to the board of trustees of the Ohio Foundation of Independent Colleges filling a vacancy created by the retirement of Leo Reinartz former Armco official who moved to Gilroy California. Rathman 501 Thornhill Lane is active in civic affairs and a vice president of the Middletown Area Chamber of Commerce. The foundation supports 35 Ohio colleges through corporate gifts and last year received 1 800 000 from Ohio businesses. Rathman also serves as vice president of the Cincinnati chapter of the Federal Bar Association and sits on multiple local boards including the Civic Association and Middletown Hospital board.
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William E. Rathman
Ohio Foundation of Independent
Leo Reinartz
Armco Steel Corp
Gilroy Calif
Rathman
Thornhill Lane
Middletown Area
Middletown
Ohio
Middletown Bar Association
Cincinnati
Federal Bar Association
The
Civic Association
Middletown Hospital
Middletown City School District Educational Fund
Art of
Middletown Masonic Temple
NCR reports lower first quarter earnings in 1971
Dayton Ohio AP reports National Cash Register Co. announced net income fell from 39 cents a share in the first quarter of 1970 to 25 cents this year as the company released its latest earnings figures.
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Dayton Ohio
National Cash Register Co
Brigadier's Son Conducts Citadel Music Festival In SA
Robert M. Baker Jr the son of Brig R Baker heads the Salvation Army Corps in town will lead the Citadel band tomorrow in a music festival at the Citadel starting 7 30 p m The program features Baker piano and organ solos and includes performances by Miltonville Songster Timberlists and other soloists Proceeds fund instrument repairs and music purchases Tickets cost 1 at the door.
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Robert M. Baker Jr
Brig. R. Baker
Salvation Army Corps
Citadel
Baker
Hanson School System
Massachusetts
Boston Conservatory
Boston University
A. Katchaturiana
Soerby
Raymond J. Wilson
Cincinnati
New York
Salvation Army
United States
Brig. Wilson
Ruth Flinn
Miltonville
George Jackson
David Metcalf Jr
Paylis McClelland
Hamilton
Marily Howard
Ruth Howard
Mills pushes rapid rise to $2 wage floor
Washington AP reports Wilbur Mills of the House Ways and Means Committee introduced quick legislation to raise the minimum wage from $1.60 to $2.00 per hour. He argues faster action will stimulate the economy and aid welfare reform. The bill sets the raise to take effect February 1 1972.
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Washington
Wilbur D. Mills
D-Ark
House
Ways and Means Committee
Mills
House Education and Labor Committee
Convictions Upheld In Cincinnati Disturbance
The First Ohio District Court of Appeals affirmed the convictions of Michele Brown David Hoffman and Jeffrey Berliner in the March 1 1970 Fountain Square disturbance a broken American flag case. Brown received 36 days workhouse and $160. Hoffman six months workhouse and $1000. Berliner one year workhouse and $2500. Reichman had a new trial motion denied and was convicted of disorderly conduct with 30 days workhouse and a $100 fine.
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Fountain Square
Ohio District Court of Appeals
Michele Brown
Cincinnati
David Hoffman
University of Massachusetts
Jeffrey Berliner
Joyce Reichman
Miss Reichman
Agnew wary of China tour impact on U S policy
In Williamsburg, Vice President Agnew privately warned governors that praise for Chinese tour of 15 American table tennis players could draw criticism in the United States. He voiced doubts about aspects of U S China outreach while affirming trade improvement efforts with Peiping and preserving ties with the Nationalist government in Taiwan. He urged restraint in press portrayals and noted welfare reform themes tied to Nixon’s speech.
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Williamsburg
Spiro T. Agnew
China
U.S
Peking
Taiwan
Agnew
United States
United
Nixson
Gece
California
Ronald Reagan
Np- Nixon
John A. Love
Colebeen
Nixon
St. Louis Post-Dispatch
Whale says she was just playing when she bit rider
Annette Eckis, 22, was bitten by Sea World’s Shamu while learning to ride the 4000 pound killer whale for a show opening in May. Two trainers pried open the whale’s mouth to free her leg. Eckis said the animal was “just playing.”
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San Diego
Calif
Annette Eckis
Shamu
Sea World Marine Park
Miss Eckis
Kent Burgess
the Marine Park
Nat Shamu
Ann
Burgess
Soamu
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1St National Bank of
Middletown
1St National Bank
First National Bank
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