Middletown board moves to dismiss secular humanism suit
The Middletown Board of Education seeks dismissal of Rev. Joseph E. Lewis suit alleging First Amendment rights violation over secular humanism in district standards. Attorney Tilmon Ellison argues the Ohio Department of Education is an indispensable party and notes no court date has been set.
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Joseph E. Lewis
Middletown Board of Education
Tilmon Ellison
Mr. Lewis
State Board of Education
Ellison
Butler County Common Pleas Court
Ohio
State Board
Lewis
Trinity Baptist Temple
Deaths and funerals across Middletown area
Multiple obituaries from Middletown and surrounding towns report deaths of Carrie S Brunk Ruth Davis Ethel Morgan Kingsbury and Frank M Denison with details on ages survivors funeral plans and memorials Also listed are additional Hamilton and Farmersville death notices with service times locations and organizers including Woodside Cemetery Germantown Cemetery and the Cancer Society funeral arrangements and local home arrangements noted
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Ruth Davis
Sheffield St
Middletown Hospital
Davis
St. Ann's School
Hamilton
Jaleen Davis
Holy Trinity
Wilson- Schramm
Ohioan Wins Commendation for Soil Conservation Work
Russell C. Mills of The Plains Ohio received the Soil Conservation Society of America Commendation Award for 1976 for leadership as All-Ohio chairman and his role as president in 1974 plus his work as an area conservationist for the USDA Soil Conservation Service. A National Airlines Boeing 727 crash landed at Miami International Airport with seven crew and 45 passengers, no injuries reported.
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Minneapolis, Minn
Russell C. Mills
The
Plains
Soil Conservation Society of America
Mills
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Soil Conservation Service
Miami
National Airlines
Miami International
Kennedy International Airport
New York
Fort Lauderdale
Cyclist Aids Police in Florence Street Pedophile Stop
A woman biking along Florence Street followed a car after an attempted child molesting. She gave the license number to police, who stopped the vehicle on Verity Parkway after clocking 50 mph. A Texas man was questioned and cited for speeding but not charged.
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Florence Street
Market Street
Lynn Bean
Florence St
Verity Parkway
Texas
Lord Thomson of Fleet Dies at 82 in London
Lord Thomson of Fleet, Canadian born publisher of about 180 newspapers and 105 magazines with global media holdings, died in a London hospital at age 82. His empire included The Times and Sunday Times in London and The Scotsman in Edinburgh with an estimated business value of at least 180 million dollars. Thomson, born June 5 1844, became a British citizen in 1963 and was created the first Baron of Fleet in 1964.
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London
Lord Thomson
Fleet
Thomson
Britain
Ireland
United States
Canada
Africa
Asia
West Indies
the Times
The
Sunday Times
Scotsman
Edinburgh
Fleet Street
15 Years At Helm Honoring Rev Cousin At New Era Church
The Rev. SS Cousin, pastor of New Era Baptist Church for 15 years, will be honored with a series of services starting tomorrow. He led youth programs and served in Kentucky and Tennessee churches before settling in this community. A banquet is planned Saturday at 6 30 p.m. with speakers from local Baptist churches and church groups assisting.
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Carrie S. Brunk
Clarendon Ave
Middletown Hospital
Robert Graham
Woodside Cemetery
SS. Cousin
New Era Baptist Church
Cousin
Pleasant Hill Baptist Church
Providence
Kentucky
First District
Sunday School and Training Union Congress
Industrial Development Committee of
Prospect Baptist Church
Chattanooga
Tenn
Leadership Education Congress
Lookout Mountain
Lexington, Tenn
Nora Ellen
W.R. Sutton
N.L. Cooper
Second Baptist Church
Donald
Death of Lord Thomson Echoes Through Ohio Papers
The 82 year old chairman of the Thomson newspaper chain has died and he oversaw about 180 newspapers. Ten Ohio papers in his empire include the Canton Repository Coshocton Tribune East Liverpool Evening Review Greenville Advocate Lancaster Eagle Gazette Marion Star Portsmouth Times Salem News Steubenville Herald Star and Zanesville Times Recorder.
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Associated Press
Lord Thomson
Thomson
Ohio
Canton Repository
The
Coshocton Tribune
East Liverpool Evening Review
Greenville Advocate
Lancaster Eagle-Gazette
Marion Star
Portsmouth Times
Salem News
Steubenville Herald- Star
Zanesville
Disease Haunts Catholic Congress in Philadelphia
In Philadelphia the 41st International Eucharistic Congress proceeds as public health officials monitor illnesses linked to a prior American Legion convention. Rev. Leo McKenzie says authorities trace the ailment to a carrier at the earlier event, not the city, with hotels reporting fewer bookings but faith and attendance remaining steady.
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Leo McKenzie
Archdiocesan
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Carrie Brank
Ethel Kingsbury
Ethel Morgan Kingsbury
Tucson
Ariz
Middletown
Armco’ Steel Corp
Chester Lyman Kingsbury
Kingsbury
Reserve Mining Co
Silver Bay, Minn
Armco Steel Corp
Alameda
Jae A
Troy
Icose
Chester L. Jr
Cleveland
Richard K
Madison, N.J
Charlotte Organ
Washington, D.C
William Roberts
Wilson-Schramm Memorial
Cancer Society
Frank Denison
Farmersville
Frank M. Denison
Inland Manufacturing Co
Dayton
Farmersville United Methodist Church
Alexandria
Farmersville United Methodist Church Building Fund
Heart Fund
Linda J. Ash
Eil la Grange St
Colligan
Henry David Hamilton
Long Beach
Calif
Brown-Dawson
William Mehl
Maple Ave
Campbell
Bridie O'Neil
N. C St
Webb
Ohioan
Barer
Sale
Grand Avenue
Verity
Lord Thomson Publishing
Tycoon
Services Land
New Era Baptist
Thurch
Sandy Pawelikoski
Journal
American Bible College
American Baptist Theological Seminary
Nashville
Ohio Baptist State Convention
M&f College
Hopkinsville
REV
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American Legion
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