85 Foot Luxury Railroad Car Joins Rent-A-Car Fleet
DeWitt Chapple of Chapple Leasing Service unveils a 1923 mahogany luxury railcar bought from E F Hutton and used by C&O. He plans charters at 100 a day, siding rentals 40, and envisions it for whistle stop tours and corporate entertaining as Amtrak considers new rates.
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Franklin Couple Injured in Street Collision
A Franklin couple suffered right hand injuries when their car struck another at 11 55 am yesterday at Manchester Avenue and Charles Street. William Powell 47 and Mrs Mary Powell 219 W Eighth St Franklin were treated at Middletown Hospital. Powell cited for failure to yield and Charles Montgomery 52 of 1709 Manchester Ave cited for expired license.
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William Powell
Mary Powell
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Charles Montgomery
Manchester Ave
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UC Revamps Radiation Program Funding At Cincinnati
The University of Cincinnati will end Defense Department funding for its whole body radiation study on terminal cancer patients. UC President Warren Goenn accepted a study group recommendation to terminate renewals and pursue other funding sources. The program’s 11 year run saw criticism from Sen. Edward Kennedy who labeled patients as guinea pigs.
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Defense Department
Apollo 16 Timetable for Remaining Moon Mission
Houston AP reports revised EST times for Apollo 16 activities. Sunday events include third lunar surface exploration by John Young and Charles Duke at 10 52 a.m. and 3 52 p.m. end of EVA, 8 22 p.m. Orion blastoff, 10 17 p.m. docking, and 3 52 p.m. jettion before debris. Thursday splashdown set for 2 42 p.m. in the South Pacific.
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Romney Award Recognizes Housing Chief George Romney
DETROIT AP George Romney the secretary of the Department of Housing and Urban Affairs was named winner of the Ripon Society s annual Republican of the year award here today.
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Department of Housing and Urban Affairs
Ripon Society
Suspect Returned From Kentucky in Grand Larceny Case
Pt. Coy Hall and James A. Combs went to Owenton Kentucky to return Donald Doyle from Corinth to Middletown. Doyle is charged with grand larceny for taking wheels and tires valued at 300 dollars from a mobile home owned by Wade Powers Auto Sales on Germantown Road and was released on bond to appear in municipal court Tuesday morning.
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Donald Doyle
Corinth
Middletown
Wade Powers Auto Sales
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Youth Is Charged After Burglary Loot Recovered
Hamilton a 20 year old Ross youth charged with burglary for a break in at the home of William Wise 5191 Layhigh Road county police reported Saturday Michael Smith 5225 Layhigh Road was arrested $900 worth of tools and equipment were recovered
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Outstanding Men Honored By Jaycees
The Ohio Jaycees named five outstanding young men for professional achievement. Award recipients include Dr. Robert Liggett, 32, optometrist. Jack Hruby, 26, mayor of Brecksville. C Raymond Marvin, 33, assistant state attorney general. Thomas Noonen, 32, Westlake newspaper editor. and Michael Torchia, 33, Parma Heights furniture merchant. Sen. Vance Hartke of Indiana was keynote speaker at the banquet in Columbus.
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Shaker Heights
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Westlake
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Parma Heights
Obituary of Miss Dorothy M Kinder
Miss Dorothy M Kinder 63 of 502 S Main St Middletown died 6 55 p m yesterday at Middletown Hospital where admitted March 18 She was a longtime secretary for the state highway department Survived by brothers John William and sisters Mrs Mary Gillgus and Mrs Fran Guyler all of Middletown Mass of the Resurrection 9 30 a m Tuesday Holy Trinity Church Burial Woodside Cemetery No visitation Wilson Schramm Funeral Home in charge of arrangements
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Fire response after heater fault causes home damage
A fire at 2100 Winona Drive, James Pennington's home, started in a utility room from a faulty water heater. The blaze caused $25 in damage. Richard Balser, 47, was ill and transported by ambulance to Middletown Hospital in serious condition. The incident occurred yesterday with another report at 12:38 p.m. on 3220 Barbara Drive.
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St Johns Festival Set For Friday Night Fun
St Johns annual spring festival will be held Friday from 4 to 9 p.m. Features include a Moonwalk outside and 16 games with refreshment booths indoors. Chairmen are J. C. Schaffner and Milton Acre.
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Hamilton Death
Sherman Adams 70 of Hamilton died. Services set for 2 30 p.m. Tuesday at Inman Funeral Home Somerville.
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Inman Funeral Home
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Framed GI objectors plan civil suits after discharge
Seven ex-soldiers jailed for a week on insubordination charges at Ft. Sam Houston were discharged in a surprise move and plan individual civil suits for damages. They claimed they faced a frameup and questioned why charges were dropped only after confinement. Army officials said charges were dropped to expedite release.
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Labor Department finds broad RMS bias against Black and Chicano workers
The Labor Department on Saturday reported a 152 page review showing widespread discrimination and violations by the Rural Manpower Service against Black and Chicano farm workers. It calls for local consolidation of RMS and Employment Service to improve services and immediate corrective action on any civil rights violations.
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Nixon’s Civil Rights Program Is Defended
Robert J. Brown, White House aide, told about 200 members of the Black Ohio Republican Council that under Nixon the federal civil rights enforcement budget will rise from 75 million to 600 million dollars annually starting in June. He claimed Republicans have long backed civil rights and cited a 200 percent increase in Black staff at the White House as an example to other agencies.
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