Guards On Job at Lebanon Prison Amid Pay Hike Talks
Supt. Charles Van Curen said no walkout occurred at Lebanon Correctional Institution as guards remained on duty while pay dispute with AFL CIO union unfolds. About 1,375 inmates are housed at LCI, a minimum security facility, with salaries from 4,995 to 6,718 after 18 years. The union seeks higher pay across all state institutions. a May Day dues check is planned. Sheriff’s deputies and emergency police stand by in case of trouble.
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van Curen
LCI
Mafsfield
Ohio Penitentiary
Columbus
van Duren
Ohio Council 21
American Federation of State, County and Municipal Employes Union
Afl-Cio
Associated Press
Ohio
Ulion
Union
Lebanon
Walter O’bryant
O’bryant
Warren County
Mission Impossible Couple Honored by Christmas Seal Association
Hollywood AP report says actor Martin Landau and actress Barbara Bain were named man and woman of the year by the Christmas Seal Association. The ceremony occurred Tuesday night at the Beverly Hilton Hotel.
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Hollywood
Martin Landau
Barbara Bain
Christmas Seal Association
Beverly Hilton Hotel
Ohio Court Rules No New Terms For Judges At 70
The Ohio Supreme Court ruled that judges aged 70 and older cannot run for re election this year. The decision stems from a case involving Palm a Municipal Court Judge Stephen A Zona who turned 70 last January and filed for re election in the upcoming primary. Harold D Graves of Parma challenged placing Zona on the ballot prompting the high court to void the candidacy under the modern courts amendment. The ruling, 5 to 2, fixed the amendment as effective May 8 and may affect several judges statewide.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ohio Supreme Court
Palma Municipal Court
Stephen A. Zona
Zona
Harold D. Graves
Parma
Board of Elections
Supreme Court
Graves
Theodore Saker
U.S. Supreme
Mississippi Nears Peak In Iowa Flood Crest
The Mississippi River crest moves toward 18.2 feet at Burlington and 18 feet at Keokuk as Wisconsin counties tally 1.8 million dollars in flood damage. National Guardsmen in Dubuque edge toward deactivation while nationwide flood-control measures lessen losses.
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Mississippi
Associated Press
Mississippi River
Iowa
Keithsburgh
Baeau
Burlington
Keokuk
Dubuque
Wisconsin
Division of Emergency Government
Four Ohioans Die in Vietnam War Zone
The Defense Department reports four Ohioans added to Vietnam war deaths. Marine Lance Cpl. Richard D. Orlando of Sheffield Lake and Army Spec. 4 Frank Flannoy Jr. of Shaker Heights died in action, while Marine Lance Cpl. Frank J. Prokop of Warren and Marine Pfc. Edward D. Martin of Springfield died not from hostile action. Navy Seaman Kenneth C. Jenkins of Cleveland was reclassified from missing to dead from nonhostile causes.
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Washington
Federal Funds Approved For Ohio Schools
The Ohio Office of Appalachia announced Tuesday approval of 249 276 in federal grants to 130 school districts across 28 Appalachian counties. Grants range from 133 to Bloomfield Local School District in Jackson County to 7 878 for the city of Zanesville.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ohio Office of Appalachia
Appalachia
Bloomfield
Jackson County
Zanesville
Deaths And Funerals Frederick Hall Jr
Services for Frederick E. Hall Jr. 51 of Ft. Thomas Ky formerly of Middletown will be at 11 a.m. tomorrow at Cobbling Funeral Home Ft. Thomas with calling hours today 4 to 8 p.m. He died Monday at Booth Hospital Covington. Surviving: wife Frances Finkbone two sons Frederick E. Hall III and Benjamin a daughter Mary two brothers Oliver and TJ Hall II and sister Mrs Katherine Wheeler Burial at Woodside Cemetery. Rosary at Schramm Funeral Home tomorrow at 7 p.m. and viewing 7 to 9 p.m.
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Frederick E. Hall Jr
Ft. Thomas
Middletown
Hall
Federal Housing Authority
Booth Hospital
Covington
Frances Finkbone
Marine
Frederick E
Williams Wills 76 of Prospect Ave Dies in Middletown
Anthony Wills 76 dies at Janet's Nursing Home at 4 30 a m He was born and raised in Middletown with a brother Cameron of Dayton and two sisters Mrs Gertrude Wills and Mrs Harriett Chambers Surviving family and services set for 10 a m Saturday at Jordan Memorial Chapel Rev Herbert Hart to officiate Burial details follow for the deceased
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Anthony
Tony) Wills
Prospect Ave
Janet
Wills
Middletown
Second Baptist Church
Cameron
Dayton
Gertrude Wills
Harriett Chambers
Jordan Memorial Chapel
Herbert Hart
Buria
Woodside Cemetery
Marie Spruance
S. Verity Priy
Beacon Manor Rest E
Fort Myers
Spruance
Mahren
Germany
Florida
Homer
Arthur
Loretta Rees
Dayton secretary Elizabeth Carr dies at 58 in Middletown
Elizabeth Carr 58 of Dayton, a legal secretary and past president of the Legal Secretaries Association in Dayton, died of cancer at Middletown Hospital. Survivors are her parents. Private funeral services planned Saturday at Eaton Funeral Home with entombment at Miami Valley Memory Gardens. Beta Sigma Phi members also to host a service tomorrow evening.
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Carr
Legal Secretaries Association
Dayton
Beta Sigma Phi Sorority
Eaton Funeral Home
H.S. Gessner
Miami Valley Memory Gardens
Funeral Home
Beta Sigma Phi
Glue Sniffing Charges Set On Ciney Man
A 22 year old Cincinnati man, Jeffery H. Wainscott, was arrested at the Academy Drive In Theater on U S 22 near the Warren Hamilton line. He faces Mason Municipal Court on glue sniffing charges with potential penalties for first and second offenses.
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Lebanon
Cincinnati
Warren County
Mason
Jeffery H. Wainscott
Sheriff's
Academy Drive-In
U. S. 22
Warren-Hamilton County
Wainscott
Cpl
Lynn Ertel
Lexington, Ky
Mrs Lacy Gentry 92 to services tomorrow
Mrs Lacy Gentry aged 92 formerly of 895 Oxford Millville Road is to be laid to rest in a service scheduled for 2 p.m. tomorrow in Webb.
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Lacy Gentry
Oxford-Millville Road
Webb
UCLA Dean Resigns Over Conflicting Student Demands
Dr. Nathan Cohen resigns as Dean of UCLA's school of social welfare due to student militants' demands and funding limits. He cites four conflicting sets of demands from diverse student groups in one week. A UCLA spokesman said the university would investigate Cohen's assessment.
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LOS Angeles
Nathan Cohen
School of Social Welfare
University of California At
Cohen
UCLA
Fresh Air Camp Applications Open at Family Service Bureau
Applications for Fresh Air Camp are being taken at the Family Service Bureau office in the Civic Association. 61 of about 450 distributed to teachers have been received. The camp runs June 9 to June 19 and accepts 110 children with a selection committee meeting next month.
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Family Service Bureau
Civic Association
Helen Davis
Ella Hines
Viola Davidson
Middletown
Laura Crist
Omer C. Hurlburt
Gas Station Break-In Ties To Area Thefts
A break-in at Swifty Service Station on Verity Parkway netted $378.27 in cash and a $152 check. Manager Brack Collier reports a kicked door panel and a possible intruder remained after 10 p m closing. A shoeprint matched one found at Verity Parkway Motors from two weeks earlier. A Rossi Market burglary was solved with four boys taken into custody after admitting thefts of beer cigarettes and wine.
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Swifty
S. Verity Parkway
Brack Collier
Grand Ave
Colliers
Verity Parkway Motors
Detroit Mayor Cleared Of Beating Charge
A jury found Detroit Mayor Jerome Cavanaugh not liable in a civil suit filed by Ruth O. Martin who alleged he beat her during an argument at his mansion on July 17 1968 and sought 100000 in damages. Martin is the sister of Cavanaugh's former wife Mary with whom he was divorced.
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Detroit
Jerome Cavanaugh
Cavanagh
Ruth O. Martin
St. Clair
Cavanah
Mary
More Reds Are Quitting Czech Party
Prague AP report says the watchdog body of the Czechoslovak Communist party noted rising cancellations of party membership since 1967. After reviewing 1968 and first quarter data, the Central Control and Audit Commission cited fewer educational measures and said some Communists and ladies persist in violating party statutes despite warnings.
Students Demostration Promotes Campus Cleanliness
More than 300 Calvary Bible College students walked out of class to clean the campus. They raked, mowed, pruned, washed windows, built a sidewalk, and even washed parked cars as part of the daylong effort.
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Kansas City
Calvary Bible College
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