Firefighter Uses Heimlich on Diner Choking Incident
A Frisch's restaurant patron in Tampa, Mary Lou Belcher, choked on an onion ring yesterday. Volunteer fireman James Cottongim, 31, of Keister Road, applied the Heimlich maneuver to dislodge the blockage. Belcher recovered before EMS arrived. no further treatment needed. The technique, developed by a Cincinnati doctor, is now a common first aid method.
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Heimlich
Mary Lou Belcher
Tampa
Fla
James Cottongim
Keister Road
North Arena
Baler County
Cincinnati
Commerce official to speak at 22nd Sebald Self-Reliance Awards
Gordon B. Thomas director of the Cincinnati District Office of the US Commerce Department will headline the 22nd annual W W Sebald Self- Reliance Awards banquet set for Thursday at 6 30 p m at the Manchester Inn. Thomas, in office since 1974, previously served as special assistant to the director for field operations in Washington. He led the Jaycees as national president and has travelled widely, meeting President Nixon and numerous senators and congressmen.
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Gordon B. Thomas
Cincinnati
Cathe Ae
Commerce
W.W. Sebald
Europe
Nixon
Rape Reported Involving Family Friend After Social Club Exit
A 32 year old man is detained for investigation after a 20 year old woman alleges she was raped while being driven home from a social club around 2 am. The incident occurred in an alley west of Minnesota Street between 18th Avenue and Louis Place. The man was described as a family friend.
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Minnesota Street
18Th Avenue
Louis Place
VANDALS STRIKE CARS IN MIDWAY AREA
Police report multiple car parts stolen and damage to several 1976 models. Thieves took wheel covers nine gas caps damaged headlights hood ornaments and rear quarter panels on three vehicles. A Citizens Band radio was stolen from a residence on Byron Street. A couple on Carolina Street were treated for minor cuts at Middletown Hospital and a bystander Nora was treated for a hand wound with stitches.
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Mercury
Tytus Ave
Avios
Carolina
Middletown Hospital
Alex Lackey
Caroline
Nora
Supreme Court declines review of steel firms back pay waivers
The Supreme Court refused to review waivers signed by women and Black workers accepting back pay from nine US steel companies in a 1974 settlement. The ruling upheld a New Orleans circuit decision. the accord affects about 40,000 employees and about $3 million in back pay.
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Middletown
Armco Steel Corp
United Steel Workers
Armco
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Steely
U.S. Circuit Court
New
Orleans
Eet
Equal Employment
Labor Department
Laent
Justice Department
Iddletown Works
AEIF
Bu T
Cincinnati
National Organization of Women
Steel Companies
License plate deadline mixup corrected by Journal
The paper clarifies that owners with last name initials A to K must buy plates by month end while L to Z may buy in May. An earlier Journal report misstated that initial L could buy plates immediately.
CETA ruling in 10 days in Butler County case
A CETA grievance against Butler County Clerk of Courts Edward S. Robb Jr by Leatha Rowe, a former clerk, prompted a three member panel to plan a written ruling by April 29. Rowe says she was fired for political affiliation after resigning March 31 following a March 15 notice. Robb cites incompetence and poor attitude after two probationary periods.
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Hamilton
Comprehensive Employment and Training Act
CETA
Butler County Clerk of Courts
Edward S. Robb Jr
Leatha Rowe
Rolling Hills Blvd
Fairfield
Titte Riment
Robb
Rowe
Robb Marc
Butler County Manpower Office
Army Studio Band to perform Sunday at Middletown High
Maj. David J Wolpe leads the Army Studio Band on Sunday night at Middletown High School. Wolpe, the first enlisted director in eight years, joined the U S Army Field Band in 1968 after serving as musical director and chief arranger for the Commanders Orchestra in Colorado Springs.
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Middletown High School
David J Wolpe
U.S. Army
North American Air Defense Command
Commanders Orchestra
Colorado Springs
Wolpe
Glenn Miller
Lawrence Welk
Kendor Music
Charles Hansen
Charles Almeida
U.S. Air Force
Almeida
Jack H. Grogan
Donald M Fiewell
Middletown Journal
Monkey escape spurs park to tranquilizer plan
Kings Island officials race to recapture baboons after a three week sojourn in a fenced compound. 30 lured back with fruit, 19 still outside, one separated near Morrow. 8 p.m. Middletown High concert tied to bicentennial. park reopening weekend hangs on baboon status.
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Kings Mills
Kings Island
West Africa
Morrow
City misled on hearing for aerial photo bid
Journal misreported a hearing set between the city and a Reynoldsburg mapping firm over an aerial photography bid. No date is fixed. Photo Services Inc request stands. Vivoli, firm rep, said at last night’s City Commission meeting they would explain and disclaim allegations.
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Journal
Reynoldsburg
Photo Ss Services
Incro Vivoli
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