Tougher DWI Tests Urged By Bud Nelson
Bud Nelson urged tougher DWI tests and broader seat belt use at the 25th annual coroners seminar in Cincinnati. He advocated lowering the prima facie blood alcohol reading from .15 to .10 and making seat belts and shoulder harnesses compulsory for all drivers and passengers. Nelson praised belt use for reducing fatalities, noted no current patrolmen cap, and supported increasing staffing from about 1,100 to 1,500.
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Warren
Bud) Nelson
Lebanon
Ohio
Nelson
Carrousel Inn
Cincinnati
Frank Cleveland
Hamilton County
John Klosterman
Ohio Bureau of Criminal Investigation
Acquitted Kotouc vows Army stay, beer plans follow verdict
Capt Eugene M Kotouc, acquitted of maiming a My Lai prisoner, says he will remain in the Army and swap the uniform for “beer drinking clothes” and a poolside escape. Relatives cheered as the court martial, led by Col James Burkhart, delivered the verdict after earlier acquittals of Hutto and Mitchell. Medina’s murder trial continues at Ft McPherson while Lt Calley was already convicted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William L. Chaze
FT. Mcpherson, Ga
Eugene M. Kotouc
My Lai
Kotouc
Humboldt
Neb
Col
James Burkhart
Richland
Ind
Kotoue
Army
Charles Hutto
Tallulah
David Mitchell
St. Francisville
Kotone
William L. Calley Jr
Ernest Medina
Ft. McPherson
11Th Infantry Brigade
My ‘Lai
Ft. Meade
Medina
Charley Company
Moison Wright
U.S
Wright
Driver In Double Fatal On 5 Years Probation
A Oxford driver, Daniel James Van Riessen, was found guilty on two counts of first degree vehicular homicide and placed on five years probation by Butler County Common Pleas Judge Fred B. Cramer. He was ordered to pay restitution and have driving rights suspended for two years after a November 22 collision on Ohio 177 near Hangman’s Hollow that killed Paul Menchen, 52, and Agnes Menchen, 33, of Hamilton. Police say he was speeding downhill when his car lost control, hit guard posts, and smashed into the Menchen vehicle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armilton
Oxford
Court of
Butler County Common Pleas
Fred B. Cramer
Daniel James van Riessen
W. Church St. Oxford
van Riessen
Paul Edward Menchen
Agnes
Krucker Road
Hamilton
Ohio
Hamilton- Richmond Road
Hangman’'s Hollow
Here
Once-Kidnaped Mackie Heiress Marries In Philadelphia
Barbara Jane Mackie, once buried alive by kidnappers in 1968, wed university sweetheart Stewart Hunt Woodward in St James Roman Catholic church Philadelphia. Woodward, a Wharton finance student at the University of Pennsylvania, and Mackie, Emory graduates, were students when she was kidnapped December 17 in Atlanta. Kidnappers sought 900000 in ransom from her father Robert Mackle, a Florida land developer.
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Philadelphia
Barbara Jane Mackie
Stewart Hunt Woodward
St. James Roman Catholic Church
Woodard
Wharton School of Finance
University of Pennsylvania
Woodward
Miss Mackie
Emory University
Atlanta
Robert Mackle
Florida
Armco Executive Elected Central Region President
Robert P. Vorhis of Armco Steel Corporation. salary administration manager. elected to a one year term as Central Region president of the American Compensation Association and to the National Board of Directors. Announcement made in Milwaukee. Vorhis has belonged since 1957 when the group began as the Ohio Wage and Salary Association. Previously served as conference moderator national treasurer and regional vice president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert P. Vorhis
Armco Steel Corporation
American Compensation Association
National Board of Directors
Milwaukee
Vorhis
Ohio Wage and Salary Association
Franklin council approves sewage plant agreement with Ohio water authority
Franklin city council approved a revised agreement with the Ohio Water Development Authority and the Miami Conservancy District for the regional sewage treatment plant. The reworded clause limits each community to its own debt share. The $2 million plant will share a site with the city’s solid waste facility and operate by mid 1972.
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Franklin
Ohio Water Development Authority
Miami Conservancy District
Conservancy District
Math Tourney Winners Named at Middletown High
Middletown High School math club Mu Theta Alpha announced winners in a week long tournament. Debbie Jones Robin Glossip Don Hackney and Greg Franklin led in algebra geometry and trigonometry. Theta officers Becky Peters president Sara Schuler vice president Barbara Standley secretary and Dick Holbenbaugh aided the event.
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Middletown High School
Mu Theta Alpha
Evalee Hensley
Debbie Jones
Robin Glossip
Don Hackney
Greg Franklin
Theta
Becky Peters
Sara Schuler
Barbara Standley
Dick Hol ‘Enbaugh
Vote-18 Measure May Be Amended In Ohio House
Ohio state lawmakers consider amending the Vote-18 constitutional proposal. Rep. Fred Young chairs the Elections Subcommittee and plans a single day of hearings before moving the measure to the floor. If enacted it would set public office eligibility at 21, possibly affecting the November ballot.
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Ohio
Columbus
Senate
House
Fred Young
Dayton
House Elections ‘Subcommittee
Senate Elections and Retirement Committee
Young
Secretary of State
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Bud Nelson
Mackie
Philly
Armco
Greathouse’s
Knit Pickers
Clayton Hill
Varsity Town
McGregor
Central
Middletown
Dlamord
Rogers
Sewelers
Central Avenue
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