Avalanche tragedy on Mt. St. Helens claims three lives
On Mt. St. Helens three climbers died and two more were missing after a late Saturday avalanche. Names of the missing or dead include Nina Engebretsen and Karen Moniot of Tacoma, Philip Burdick of Eatonville, Richard Pfeffer of Federal Way, and Erick Spurrell of Denver. Weather hindered recovery efforts for the missing, with 24 Puget Sound students returning home.
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J. Randall McClaflin
Kent
Wash
Mt. St. Helens
Washington
Nina Engebretsen
Tacoma
Karen Moniot
Philip Burdick
Eatonville
Richard Pfeffer
Federal Way
Erick Spurrell
Denver
Colo
Forsythe Glacier
Shooting incidents reported in Butler County over weekend
Butler County sheriff's deputies investigated two weekend shooting reports. A dark car fired at a sign at 4478 Wayne Madison Road around 10 p.m. Saturday. About an hour later Cecil Greenup, owner of Bethany Grocery at 6615 Cincinnati Dayton Road, found a window and display case damaged by a bullet causing about 65 dollars in losses.
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Butler County Sheriff's Deputies
Wayne- Madison Road
Cecil Greenup
Bethany Grocery
Cincinnati-Dayton Road
Driver Charged After Evening Collision Spree
Donald Horner twenty two of 1927 Lamberton Street faces six charges including two counts of careless operation fleeing the scene of an accident disorderly conduct and intoxication after a crash spree Saturday night. He struck a parked car on Superior Avenue and Edgewood Street then another on Central Avenue and hit a no parking sign before parking at First Avenue and Crawford Street. Vehicle damage totals about fifty dollars for the driver’s car and one hundred fifty dollars for each of the two parked cars involved.
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Donald Horner
Lamberton St
Superior Avenue
Edgewood Street
David Lawson
Kensington St
Horner
Central Avenue
Craig Mapel
Kerry St
Trenton
Central
First Avenue
Crawford Street
James Conley
Lawson
Mapel
Weekend break-ins hit Trenton raise police alert
Trenton police chief Hubert Adams urged residents to guard against rising weekend house break-ins. He noted most incidents occur Friday and Saturday nights from 7 to midnight and asked locals to report suspicious cars or activities to the police.
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Trenton
Hubert Adams
Middletown Public Notice On City Weed Nuisance Ordinance
The City of Middletown warns residents that weeds over six inches tall after May 1 1975 are a public nuisance. Property owners must regularly mow. failure leads to city cutting at owner’s cost. Director of Public Service. April 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30
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Middletown
Absolute divorce sought in Butler County case
Plaintiff SOPHFRONIA L. SPURLOCK seeks an absolute divorce from BILL SPURLOCK with alimony pendent lite and property division. Defendant must answer within 28 days after the final May 19 1975 publication. default leads to judgment for relief.
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Court OF Common Pleas
Butler County
Ohio
Division of Domestic Relations
Sophfronia L. Spurlock
Cranewood Drive
Trenton
Bill Spurlock
Man charged after car hits culvert
A 19 year old man, Paul Capozzi of 118 Renee Drive, was charged with reckless driving after his car skidded through three yards and hit a culvert on Jackson Lane before 2 a m. The vehicle struck a mailbox, damaged two yards, and ended in a ditch, totaling the 1971 car. Capozzi was uninjured.
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Smas
Paul Capozzi
Renee Drive
Jackson Lane
Jackson
Capozzi
Mills Plans Return to Work on May 5
Rep. Wilbur D. Mills of Arkansas, former House Ways and Means chair, says he will return to work May 5 after treatment for alcoholism. He was treated at Bethesda Naval Hospital and then at a private Palm Beach clinic.
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Washington
Wilbur D. Mills
House
Ways and Means Committee
Arkansas
Mills
Palm Beach Institute
West Palm Beach
Fla
Florida
Bethesda Naval Hospital
Fanne Foxe
Teen cited on auto theft charge in Trenton
A 16 year old local boy was arrested by Trenton police and cited into juvenile court on auto theft. The stolen car was recovered in Lexington Kentucky two days later. Police also held another 16 year old in a weekend case of petty theft after restitution was made for $32 taken from the House of Tropicals on East State Street.
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Trenton
Lexington
House of Tropicals
E. State St
Edgewood High School Concert Friday at Edgewood
Edgewood High School presents a 8 p.m. Friday concert featuring the concert choir, girls choir, and Triple Trio directed by Miss Claudia Anderson. The program includes selections from West Side Story and Beatles songs with solos Sunrise Sunrise Impossible Dream Mr Bojangles Close to You and Amen.
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Trenton
Edgewood High School
Riday
Claudia Anderson
Bojangles
Toledo Lives Could Rise with New Emergency System
Dr. John M. Howard, head of the Northwest Ohio Emergency Medical Services Program, estimates that about 70 Toledo residents who die annually from heart attacks and accidents could be saved if Toledo joins a regional EMS system being developed in northwest Ohio. The estimate uses about 100 total accidental deaths and 1,500 heart attack deaths in Toledo.
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Toledo, Ohio
Toledo
Ohio
John M. Howard
Northwest Ohio
Five Bulls Die From Toxic Yew Plants at Ohio State Fairgrounds
Five bulls died after eating taxus yews at the Ohio State Fairgrounds during a rodeo event. Hospitalized, fifteen other bulls showed poisoning signs and were treated. substitute bulls will replace the fallen animals for the rodeo.
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Columbus, Ohio
Ohio State Fairgrounds
Larry Sadoff
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