Denison University group seeks first ascent of Mt Denison Alaska
Nine representatives from Denison University trek in Katmai National Monument to climb Mt Denison on the Alaska peninsula southwest of Anchorage. Discovered in 1923 and named for the central Ohio college, the peak stands 7 560 feet and is to be reached via a 14 mile trek starting from Shelikof Strait. The expedition, led by Dr Allen L Parchem and Dr William Dennis, raised 1 000 dollars each to fund the trip.
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Granville
Ohio
Denison University
Alaskan
Denison
Katmai National Monument
Anchorage
Kirtley Mather
Central Ohio Liberal Arts College
Alaska
Allen L. Parchem Parchem
Denison’s
Wildernes
Texas
Colorado
Wyoming
West Virginia
Parchem
William Dennis
Shelikof Strait
Franklin to get six more civil defense sirens
Franklin officials move to expand warnings with six additional civil defense sirens. The City Council approved the measure 6 to 1, adding updated alert capacity for residents and emergency response planning.
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Franklin
Ohio bus wreck injures 18 near Babler State Park Missouri
A church bus from Bible Way Church Columbus Ohio carrying children from Detroit Cincinnati and Columbus plunged down a 50 foot hill near Babler State Park after brakes failed. Nineteen aboard were treated. 18 injured minor and two hospitalized including the driver.
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Chesterfield
St. Louis County
Bible Way
Columbus
Ohio
Detroit
Cincinnati
Babler State Park
Carl Walker
Walker
Rita Talley
Germantown Council Approves 1978 Village Budget
The Germantown Village Council yesterday approved a 1978 village budget at a special morning meeting. It allocates 23000 to pay the village for fire protection services to rural areas, up from 7000 last year, despite objections from the Germantown Rural Community Fire Association. The village solicitor will review the legal questions as the association, which owns equipment and provides fire protection under contract with the township, continues to work with the village on fire runs.
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Franklin Township
Franklin
van Horne
Main Street
Beedle
Warren County Human Services Board
Barbara Thornton
Morton Salt Co
Thornton
Franklin City
Germantown
Ralph Keister
German
Hall
Direct Deposit for Veterans Begins October First
Recipients of veteran pensions and compensation can have checks directly deposited into bank accounts starting Oct. 1. The VA will mail funds to financial institutions instead of homes to reduce lost or stolen checks, according to L M Merritt, director of the Cleveland regional office.
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Veterans Administration
L.M. Merritt
Cleveland
Cincinnati cancels military sciences alternative school plan
The Cincinnati School District halted plans to open a military sciences oriented alternative school this September at a Reserve Center. Pentagon denial blocked continued use of the center, despite prior student recruitment and support from Army Reserve officers.
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Cincinnati
Pentagon
Washington
Reserve Center
Thomas Flaherty
Flaherty
Army Reserves
Ohio
Man Fined in Franklin for Marijuana Possession
Thomas D. Boxwell, 21, of 2214 Central Ave Middletown, was fined $100 in Franklin Municipal Court for possession of marijuana. He received three days in jail with two suspended.
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Franklin
Thomas D. Boxwell
Central Ave
Middletown
Franklin Municipal
Gratis Township trustees race adds two candidates
Two more candidates join Gratis Township trustee race giving three contenders for two seats. Daryl Hollenbaugh 39 and William David Dougherty 38 join Raymond Bair 26 in seeking election with Aug 10 4pm filing deadline. Hollenbaugh is Gratis village councilman and longtime fireman. Dougherty is Sorg Paper Co. electrician and West Elkton Fire Department member.
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Gratis
Gratis Township
Daryl Hollenbaugh
Ohio
William David Dougherty
Greenbush Road
Somerville
Hollenbaugh
Armco Steel Corp
Doulgherty
Sorg Paper Co
Middletown
West Elkton
Dougherty
United Paperworkers International Union
Sorg
Raymond Bair
Gratis Jacksonburg Road
Hunter Paramedics Certified First State-Unit Achieves Milestone
Lt Wayne Hensley and Fireman Gary Hollon became the Hunter fire department’s first state certified paramedics after completing 250 hours of training including 100 in hospital. They serve on a 13 member first aid rescue unit and must complete 150 more hours in three years to retain certification.
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Hunter
Wayne Hensley
Gary Hollon
Hunter Fire Department
Beekeepers Gather at Dayton for State Association Meet
Ohio State Beekeepers Association to hold a two day event at the University of Dayton with outdoor demos lectures and contests registration for members five dollars nonmembers six dollars meals lodging extra. Noted speakers include Dr Maurice Smith Phillip Rossman Dr Lawrence Conner and John Root.
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Maurice Smith
University of
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Dennis
U.S
Stary
Eric von Klinger
Journal
Missouri
David Joy
Howard Road
Wilburn Depew
Foreman Industries of
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Bernard Eichholz
Ohio Disaster Services Agency
Clark Street
National Weather Service
Eichholz
Harold Callahan
Ron Beedle
Federal Communications
Germantown Council
Marvin Hall
John L. Bauer
South Main Street
NPG
PKR
Merritt
Council
Hunter Paramedics Certified
Richard Osborne
State Beekeepers Association
Hunter Shopping Center
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