Cramer Frees Man Under Shock Law
A 2 year old Middletown man Ernest Wade was released from Lebanon Correctional Institution under the shock treatment statute after Judge Fred Cramer set aside his two concurrent burglary and larceny sentences. Wade had been jailed for breaking into Glenn Fields residence and stealing a sewing machine a fan and jewelry valued at 150 dollars. Wade had no prior record beyond those convictions and had been transferred from Mansfield. In other cases William Nunn of Massillon was sentenced to 120 years in the Ohio Penitentiary for forgery while Jay Enzor of Fairfield received 500 dollar fine and 9 days in jail remitted 300 dollars of the fine and suspended the jail term after pleading guilty to possession of marijuana.
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Hamilton
Middletown
Lebanon Correctional Institution
Buller County
Wade
Lebanon
Mansfield Institution
William Burnett Nunn
Massillon
Chillicothe Correctional Institution
Ohio Penitentiary
Nunn
Montgomery
Franklin
Cramer
Butler County
Jay F. Enzor
Symmes Road
Fairfield
Main St
Enzor
Kotouc Case To Jury Today In Army Trial
Final arguments from defense and prosecution close in the court martial of Capt. Eugene Kotouc an Army intelligence officer charged with maiming a prisoner near My Lai in 1968 by cutting off part of singer Col. Madison Wright. The military judge plans to charge the seven officer jury today and expect a verdict by nightfall.
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FT Mcpherson
Eugene Kotouc
My Lai
Madison Wright
Full-Time Prosector Surprised By The Honor
Hamilton Butler County proclamation honors Richard J. Wessel for giving up private practice as full-time prosecutor after 32 years. Judge Fred B. Cramer lauds cooperation with police agencies and public officials, praising Wessel's staff efforts. Sheriff Harold J. Carpenter sponsored the appreciation dinner at the Fraternal Order of Police Lodge in Fairfield.
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Butter County
Butler County
Dick Wessel
Wessel
Harold J. Carpenter
Final Day of Meeting Bishops Debating Celibacy Stand
Detroit report on the final day of the national bishops meeting shows the Catholic hierarchy leaning to keep priest celibacy as the church seeks consensus for an international synod in Rome. Conservative picks lead the delegation, though some progressives back celibacy retention, with debate on optional celibacy and potential ordination of maried men discussed amid new research on priestly marriage desires.
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Detroit
Rome
John Cardinal Carberry
St. Louis
John Cardinal Krol
Philadelphia
Leo C. Byrne
St. Paul
Minneapolis
John Cardinal Dearden
National Conference of Catholic Bishops
James W. Malone
Youngstown
Ohio
Byrne
Marlin J. Guilfoyle
Stockton
Calif
Cardinal Carberry
Equipment stolen at Highland Greens apartments in West Chester
Butler County police report the theft of recreation gear valued at 150.98 from Highland Greens on Dayton Road Cincinnati with badminton sets horseshoes shuffleboard gear tennis racquets and a volleyball taken. Vandalism noted four boats damaged five oars broken a gas meter busted and four park benches pushed into the lake. In a separate theft Mrs Steven Fischesser reports 170 dollars stolen from a jacket pocket at her Shawnee Drive Sharon Park home.
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Hamilton
Highland Greens
Cincinnati
Dayton Road
West Chester
Butler County
Kenneth Moore
Moore
Steven Fischesser
Shawnee Drive
Sharon Park
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Dacron
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