Deaths And Funerals Roderick Booth 74 Hillsboro
Roderick J. Booth 74 of Hillsboro formerly of Middletown died Tuesday at Clinton Memorial Hospital Wilmington. Services are 2 p.m. Friday at Roades Funeral Home Hillsboro with burial in Hillsboro Cemetery. Friends may call today 4 to 9 p.m. at the funeral home. Surviving are wife Wilbur N. Booth son two brothers three sisters and three grandchildren. Burial will be in Woodside Cemetery following services for another deceased.
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Roderick J. Booth
Hillsboro
Middletown
Roades
Booth
Clinton Memorial Hospital
Wilmington
Ellis
MecAlpin Co
Marion
Wilbur
Wilbur N
Robert Hash
Morristown
Tenn
Ambros Hash
Greenville
Laura Thompson
Taylorsville
Alice Thompson
Williamson
W. Va
May Rudig
Lexington
McCoy- Leffler Funeral Home
Henry Howard
Woodside Cemetery
Funeral
Services and burial for Clay Brewer 73
Services and burial for Clay Brewer 73 were held recently at Morristown Pa. He died Aug 1 at Morristown after an extended illness. Also surviving are a daughter Mrs Lahoma Stevens of Cincinnati a sister Mrs Edward Flood of New Rochelle NY a grandchild and three great.
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Clay Brewer
Laura Kramer
Middletown
Morristown
Brewer
Lahoma Stevens
Cincinnati
Edward Flood
New Rochelle
N. Y
Mrs Margaret Ellis Dies After Illness at Home
Mrs Margaret Frances Ellis 69 of 7869 Meyers Road died at 7 30 p m Wednesday at home after a period of illness. Obituary notes she had been ill for some time.
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Margaret Ellis
Margaret Frances Ellis
Meyers Road
Obituaries and funeral notices for Haas Glaser and White
Mrs. Lucille Haas aged 79 of 10 Stephens Street receives private services. Roy White aged 63 of 215 South Fourth Street has services today. Mrs Verna Glaser aged 76 of 350 Thomas Boulevard has services at 10 a.m. Friday.
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Lucille Haas
Stephens St
Roy White
S. Fourth St
Brown- Dawson
Verna Glaser
Thomas Blvd
Webb
Nixon Defends Burns From Unfair Shot
President Nixon defended Arthur Burns against claims of policy disagreement and salary disputes. He said Burns refused a $20 000 annual increase, noting the Office of Management and Budget proposed the raise to align with foreign central bankers. Burns, he added, has guided monetary policy toward easier money for recovery.
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Washington
Arthur Burns
Nixon
Federal Reserve Board
Burns
White House
Central Bank
Andey
Office of Management and Budget
Fai Wen
Feeral Reserve
Tally
Talks Resume Over Peace Plan at Paris Talks
The Paris peace talks opened with Thuy demanding U S withdrawal by year end and Nixon responding to the plan in Paris. Habib urged a clear cease fire and prisoner release while warning the Communist proposal is a limited sham.
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United States
Paris
Thuy
Nixon
States
South Vietnam
Habib
Ameri J
Stockholm
Pham Dang Lam
Indochina
U.S
Belgrade Train Crash Kills 40. 100 Hurt in Curve Collision
A six car short haul rail bus and a freight train collided head on near Belgrade in a remote curve, killing about 40 and injuring 100. Rescue teams worked for hours as signals were claimed to be clear and witnesses described a thunderous crash and cars flinging into a ditch.
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Miodrag Nestorovic
Svetomir Arsenijevic
Kasapovac
Volkswagen
Middletown
Germantown Road
Get To
Jack Larkin
GM to raise 1972 car prices about 152 dollars on average
General Motors said 1972 models will cost about 152 dollars more on average, a 4.1 percent rise from 1971, with prices for some options up 3.2 percent. Only the Chevrolet Camaro and Pontiac Firebird drop slightly from 1971 levels.
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Detroit
General Motors
Ford Mentor Co
Ford
No. 1
Trenton Council Seeks Budget Increase for 1971-72
The council plans to adopt a 565 041 dollar budget for 1971 72, up 232 977 from the current year, driven mainly by a 265 000 expansion of the water system. A public hearing approved the plan, with detailed fund comparisons listed and the meeting set for 7 30 p.m. at city hall.
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Trenton Council
Trenton
Sycamore
Junior 500 Bike Race Set At Roosevelt Track
About 65 boys ages 13 to 16 practice as 12 city park teams prepare for the annual Junior 500 at Roosevelt Middle School track. The 100 laps run in teams of five on a 25 mile course with a pace car, trophies for top three, and prizes for best pit decoration.
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Roosevelt Middle School
Mike Bonham
Sterman Park
Douglas
Sunset
Wildwood
Mayfield
Creekvew
Miami
Whitney
Fleming
Dowling
Goldman
Barnitz
American Red Cross Mobile Uni
Perry Como Doing Fine After Kidney Stone Treatment
Las Vegas AP report says Perry Como is in excellent condition after nonsurgical treatment for a kidney stone at Sunrise Hospital. He was admitted Monday with considerable pain while performing at a Strip hotel. the rest of the engagement was canceled and Bill Cosby filled in as replacement.
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Las Vegas
Nev
Sunrise Hospital
Perry Como
Como
Fleshman Killed in Action in Southeast Asia
Army Specialist Randy Fleshman son of Mr and Mrs Henry Fleshman of 915 Cordova Road Akron Ohio was killed in action in Southeast Asia according to a Defense Department report.
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Iington
Army
Randy Fleshman
Henry Fleshman
Cordova Road
Akron
Ohio
Southeast Asia
Defense Department
Compactor at city landfill doubles idle capacity and life
A Hynter Landsaver Compactor purchased for 47128 dollars goes into operation at the city landfill. It uses two seven foot drum wheels to compact 1500 tons of refuse per day to 1110 pounds per cubic yard, about twice the prior rate. Officials estimate the landfill life extends from 20 to about 23 years.
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Dale Hessel
Middletown Building Boom Reaches Seven Million Valuation
Construction here climbs with nearly seven million in permits issued this year up from last year. Phase I of the Chatham Village project on S Breiel Boulevard drives the surge with nine 12 unit buildings and two townhouses valued at 1.29 million. Other major permits include a 40 thousand dollar rentable space on Central Avenue and a 46 thousand dollar Western Auto building. July shows fifty permits totaling about 1.5 million, compared to 44 permits for 290 thousand in July 1970.
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Fred Hampton
Chatham Village
S. Breiel Boulevard
Central Ave
Middletown Lumber Co
Western Auto
S. Breiel
Manchester
Manchester Road
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