Court to decide Indian benefits case in 1974 term
The Supreme Court will hear a government appeal on extending federal Indian welfare benefits to all Indians not just on reservations. The case from San Francisco court would double eligible Indians to about 827,000, potentially cutting funds for reservation Indians. It follows Papago couple Ramon and Mrs. Ruiz in Ajo, Arizona seeking benefits after 30 off-reservation years. a 1967 copper mine strike preceded their claim.
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Ajo
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Ruiz
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United States
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Erwin N. Griswold
Extortion plot trial postponed in Erie Pennsylvania
Glenn R. Schubert, 45, charged in a 280000 extortion scheme against Nationwide Insurance, has had his trial postponed to next month. He faces federal charges of obstructing interstate commerce by threats and violence, assault on a federal officer, and traveling between states to carry out the plot. The case stems from his alleged actions while a former employee of the Columbus firm.
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Glenn R. Schubert
Nationwide Insurance Co
Schubert
Columbus
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Donham to Speak on Ohio Legislature at High Twelve
William Donham of 133 Lylburn Road will report on the Ohio Legislature at the High Twelve Club meeting Wednesday noon in the Commercial Building clubroom. The legislature recessed last Thursday and will reconvene May 2 after the Easter holiday period.
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William Donham
Lylburn Road
Ohio House of Representatives
Ohio Legislature
High Twelve Club
Scout Troop Hikes Happy Hunting Grounds Trail at Camden
Boy Scout Troop 1 sponsored by First Presbyterian Church spent Saturday at Woodland Reservation in Camden hiking the Happy Hunting Grounds Trail. Participants included Mark Maines Chris Randy Scott Harris Gerald Hamm Alex McInnis and Jon Peil led by James Roney.
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First Presbyterian Church
Woodland
Camden
Happy Hunting Grounds Trail
Mark Maines
Chris
Randy
Scott Harris
Gerald Hamm
Alex McInnis
Jon Peil
James Roney
Weekend theft at 6051 Jacksonburg Rd targets valuables
Lawrence Bishop reports $1,000 diamond tie clasp, three watches, a handgun and blank checks stolen from his home. Deputies say thieves searched multiple rooms. incident occurred just after midnight Saturday.
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Lawrence Bishop
Jacksonburg Road
King assassin seeks release from solitary confinement
James Earl Ray, convicted assassin of Martin Luther King Jr., says in a Tennessean letter he has sought two years to be freed from solitary at the state prison in Nashville. Ray reacts to a warden’s claim that he prefers his cell to work on appeals.
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Nashville
Tenn
James Earl Ray
Martin Luther King Jr
Tennessean
Jim Rose
Divorce action filed in Butler County Common Pleas Court
David Franklin Cantrell filed a divorce complaint in Case 0R73030461 seeking relief for gross neglect of duty. Geneva Cantrell, residence unknown, must answer within 28 days after April 24 1973. failure may result in judgment. Clerk Edward S. Robb Jr and attorney Casper & Casper listed.
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Geneva Cantrell
David Franklin Cantrell
Common Pleas Court
Butler County
Ohio
Edward S. Robb, JR
Clerk of Courts
Lois Keller
Divorce filed in Common Pleas Court by Wanda Martin
Wanda Martin filed a complaint in Common Pleas Case DR73 03 0558 seeking divorce on wilful absence and gross neglect of duty. The notice requires a response by May 8 1973 with threat of judgment by default. deputy Lois Keller and attorney Gerald R. Daly of 501 Rentschler Building Hamilton Ohio issued the notice on April 3 10 17 24 May 1 8.
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Dale Martin
Wanda Martin
Common Pleas Court
Butler County
Ohio
Edward S. Robb, JR
Lois Keller
Gerald R. Daly
Rentschler
Hamilton
Worries in Balance in Hal Boyle Satire
Hal Boyle advises keeping worries in balance by weeding out trivial concerns. He riffs on climate trends, Watergate, fashion, taxes, football salaries, breathing taxes, Sinatra hobbies, national debt, psychiatrists, and branding of beverages, framing it as light column humor about daily anxieties.
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Hal Boyle
New York
High Time for Action On Various Issues
The remark questions when decisive steps will be taken on ongoing concerns. It implies public frustration and calls for leadership to address unresolved matters.
Middletown adopts emergency ordinance for 12 passenger bus
Ordinance No. 5697 requests purchase from Curry Ford of a Fortivan Model E-300 12 passenger bus with AC for $9,211.48 to provide city public transportation. Emergency clause waives bidding. funding from deferred capital outlay. Effective upon adoption and publication.
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Middletown
Butler County
Ohio
Curry Ford, Incorporated
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