NASA Head Sees Nuclear Powered Lunar Shuttle
NASA official Dr. George E. Mueller outlines a two station nuclear shuttle system for lunar explorers with a lunar orbiting base and an earth orbiting station. He argues cost cuts from $100,000 to $200 per pound move material to the moon and back and envisions space processing and synchronized orbit operations by the 1970s.
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Washington
George E. Mueller
Moon
Earth
National Space Club
Mueller
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Lunar
Monroe woman sues village over icy sidewalk fall
Sue Sheehan of 303 Lebanon Street claims a fractured right forearm from a January 12 1968 incident on a Church Street firewalk in Monroe. She alleges the village’s water tower overflowed flooding the sidewalk and seeks 50200 damages for herself and 01000 for husband Stephen plus 200 medical costs. Defendants are the village of Monroe and Richard and Helen Schultheiss owners of the Church Street property.
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Hamilton
Monroe
Batter County Common Pleas Court
Sue Sheehan
Lebanon St
Church Street
Stephen Sheehan
Richard
H@en Schultheiss
East Ave
Middletown GOP Women to Attend 24th District Luncheon
Middletown Women's Republican Club will send Mrs Alberta Schrote and Mrs Deddine Harris to a Saturday luncheon for women of the 24th Congressional District at Belwood Country Club Morrow. Clinton County Women’s Republican Club sponsors the event. State Senator Max 3 R Wikmington will speak.
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Alberta Schrote
Deddine Harris
Middletown
Women's Republican Club
Belwood Country Club
Morrow
Clinton County
Fire at Armco Steel hot strip mill causes grease ignition
At Armco Steel Corp hot strip mill a grease on hot rolling sparked a fire around 5 p.m. with no damage reported. No injuries or structural harm noted as crews contained the blaze swiftly.
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Armco Steel Corp
Stray Shot Wounds Local Woman in Franklin-A Area
A Middletown woman, Dorothy Lemmons, 50, was wounded in the right arm by a stray bullet while at a Franklin-Trenton Road home for a barbecue. The bullet passed through her arm and struck her side. she was treated at Middletown Hospital. Sheriff’s investigators found a small hole and noted darkness hindered identification of the shooter.
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Franklin
Middletown
Leo
Dorothy) Lemmons
Evelyn Drive
Sidney Lakes
Lakes
Franklin-Trenton Road
Lemmons
Sheriff's Office
Baker
All School of Nursing Graduates Pass Board
The Middletown Hospital School of Nursing announces that all 11 members of the 1969 graduating class have passed the state board examination. The class posted a record high average of 576.3 on an 800 scale, up 92.8 points from last year, with passing score at 350. Registered graduates include Sandra K. Allmyer, Gail B. Antilla, Betty A. Clemons, Jeannine K. Cornett, Toni E. Dellinger, Donna K. Dennis, Sylvia Dunn, Beatrice V. Keeton, Cherie D. Prater, Victoria L. Sennet, and Kay E. Theodore.
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Middletown Hospital School of Nursing
Margaret Mosby
Mosby
Sandra K. Allmyer
Gail B. Antilla
Betty A. Clemons
Jeannine K. Cornett
Toni E. Dellinger
Donna K. Dennis
Sylvia Dunn
Beatrice V. Keeton
Cherie D. Prater
Victoria L. Sennet
Kay E. Theodore
Garnishment Ruling Unclear, Armco Says
Armco Steel Corp voiced that the Supreme Court decision on garnishment rules is not clear for states including Ohio Judge Lamb’s Aug 5 ruling may cover only one possible case Armco hopes test cases reach the Supreme Court of Ohio to clarify garnishment laws Meanwhile Armco will honor court orders to withhold wages unless the employee settles the debt or challenges the order
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Armco Steel Corporation
Supreme Court of the United States
Ohio
J.T. Lamb
Armco
Infant Carpenter Dies at Middletown Hospital
Graveside services for the infant son of Mr and Mrs Arthur Carpenter of 1638 Lambertson Street will be at Spr ingboro Cemetery at 9 30 a m. The child died at 2 p m yesterday five hours after birth at Middletown Hospital. Surviving are the parents a brother Darren and a sister Chris both at home the maternal grandparents Mr and Mrs Kenneth McGough of New Jersey and the paternal grandparents Edward Carpenter and Mrs Maxine Plowman both of Middletown Arrangements by the McCoy Leffler Funeral Home Lexington Ky will be held at 10 a m Friday at the McCoy Leffler Funeral Home with Rev J C McKinney officiating Burial in Woodside Cemetery Friends may call at the funeral home tomorrow from 3 to 5 and 7 to 9 p m Miss Stacy died yesterday at Middletown Hospital
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Carpenter
Arthur Carpenter
Lamberton St
Springboro
Middletown Hospital
Darren
Chris
Kenneth McGough
New Jersey
Edward Carpenter
Maxine Plowman
Middletown
The
McCoy-Leffler Funeral Home
Lexington
McCoy- Leffler
J. C. McKinney
Woodside Cemetery
Stacy
Death notice for Joseph Dye of Cincinnati
Joseph Dye aged 64 died at Bethesda Hospital Cincinnati at 3 a.m. yesterday after a long illness. Survived by wife Mae. son Clarence Dye. brother Lawrence Dye of Middletown. brother Willie of Stanford Kentucky. sisters Bertha Singleton of Dayton Eva Alford and Maggie Francis of Stanford Kentucky. Services Friday at Hodapp Funeral Home Cincinnati at 11 a.m. Burial in Oakhill Cemetery Glendale. Visitation tomorrow 4 to 9 p.m.
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Joseph Dye
Cincinnati
Clarence Dye
Lawrence Dye
Middletown
Bethesda Hospital
Dye
Mae
Willie
Stanford, Ky
Bertha Singleton
Dayton
Eva Alford
Maggie Francis
Stanford
Hodapp
Cincinnat
Oakhill Cemetery
Glendale
Mrs Wenona Griffin Dies at Middletown Hospital
Mrs Wenona Griffin, 59, of 403 Weaver Street, died at 12 30 a.m. today at Middletown Hospital. Arrangements are incomplete at Bailey Funeral Home.
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Wenona Griffin
Weaver St
Middletown
Bailey Funeral Home
Brigadier General Eugen Reinartz Dies at Fort Ord
Brigadier General Eugen C. Reinartz, brother of Leo Reinartz and former Armco VP, died last week at Fort Ord California at age 79. A pioneer in aviation medicine he was the first doctor to complete 25 years of continuous military service in aviation medicine and headed the medical school at Randolph Field Texas until 1946. He held medical and psychiatric degrees and contributed to oxygen use in high altitude flight. He is survived by his wife Janette two brothers and a sister besides his California-based brother.
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Eugen C. Reinartz
Leo Reinartz
Armco
Fort Ord
Calif
Reinartz
Randolph Field
Texas
California
Janette
Services for Sherry Kay Stacy Born to James Stacy
Services for Sherry Kay Stacy aged 11 daughter of James Stacy of 1816 Flemming Road and Mrs Betty Jean Stacy of are announced. The arrangements will be held at a local church with burial to follow at a city cemetery.
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Sherry Kay Stacy
James Stacy
Flemming Road
Betty Jean Stacy
Infant son of Franklin residents dies at birth
The infant son of Mr. and Mrs. William H Fields Sr of Xenia died at 3 45 p m yesterday at Grandview Hospital Dayton. Survived by brother William H Jr and sister Belinda at home. Paternal grandparents Steve Fields of Franklin, maternal grandparents Louie Dietz of Hazard Kentucky. Graveside services at 2 p m Friday at Woodhill Cemetery officiated by Rev Jerry Back Eaton Funeral Home.
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Franklin
William H. [Fields Sr
Xenia
Grandview Hospital
Dayton
William H. Jr
Belinda
Steve Fields
Louie Dietz
Hazard
Woodhill Cemetery
Jerry
Eaton Funeral Home
Gerald Humphrey Franklin dies at 63 in Ohio
Gerald Humphrey Franklin of Wyoming Ohio a retired Armco Steel finance official died Monday in Skaneateles New York at age 63 services set for Friday at 10 a.m. at Eaton Funeral Home with Rev. Charles Grube officiating cremation to follow funeral home visitation scheduled tomorrow from 7 to 9 p.m.
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Franklin
Gerald Humphrey
Wyoming
Ohio
Armco Steel Corp
Eaton Funeral Home
Charles Grube
Humphrey
Skaneateles
N.Y
Hamilton Deaths of Mrs Marty Grndler in West Chester
Mrs Marty Grndler 66 of West Chester dies. Funeral services set for 2 PM tomorrow in Webb Home. Local records indicate she was a resident of the community for many years.
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Hamilton
Marty Grndler
West Chester
Webb
Firemen Return To Their Jobs During Dispute
Lancaster Ohio firemen returned to work after a citizens committee formed to mediate a wage dispute that sparked a four day strike. Forty two of 45 firefighters began a sick call walkout after the finance committee rejected a $1000 annual raise. Council President Ralph Beck urged mediation or risk legal action. Top pay cited as 6600 dollars annually.
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Lancaster
Ohio
Citizens Committee
Ralph Beck
Middletown High School and Freshman High School bus routes set
The Board of Education established bus routes and boundaries for the new Middletown High School and the Freshman High School in the old building. About two miles from the schools, riders from eligible areas including Wilewood and the Kensington to Grand Avenue corridor travel free. The boundary starts at the Rt. 73 Penn Central overpass and follows rails, Aberdeen, Central, Kensington, and Sherman to determine eligibility.
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Board of Education
Middletown Fligh
Penn Central Railroad
Nelbar
University Boulevard
University
Aberdeen Drive
Sherman
Dorset
Jackson Lane
Grand
Rt. 25
Thorny Acres
Stoney Bill
Rt. 73
Penn Central
Manchester Road
Aberdeen
Central
Wildwood
Presbyterian Church
Orchard
McGee
Roosevelt
Single Smart Set Club Slated for Educated Singles
A new group for singles past 39 seeking social and civic discussion is forming as The Single Smart Set. Meetings begin Monday 8 p.m. at Howard's Coffee Shop with a talk on Present Problems Facing Cities by City Commissioner Ray Brown and jazz by John Petrocy.
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Dorothy Lindsey
Highland St
Lindsey
Howard’s
Tytus Ave
Ray Brown
John Petrocy
Serious injuries in two-vehicle crash on Lamberton Street
A 17 year old driver remained in serious condition at Middletown hospital after a collision on Lamberton Street. His car careened into a driveway abutment at Price Gibson’s home, a 300 dollar vehicle total loss with 200 dollars property damage.
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Middletown Hospital
Lamberton Street
John A. Welling
Middletown-Eaton Road
Lamberton
Price Gibson
Lamberton St
Gibson
Sue Young
McKinley St
Sunset Park Drive
William T. Wilhost
Middletown Road
Lorenda Lane
Service Station And Home Robbed In Middletown
Police investigated a break in at Don's Sunoco Service Station on S Verity Parkway discovered at 2:35 a.m. The owner reported glass smashed but little financial loss. A separate entry at 4218 Central Ave. left Lawrence Johnson’s home with a missing record player a rifle two shotguns a cash register and three Canadian one dollar bills.
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Central Avenue
Middletown
Don’s
Sunoco
S. Verity Parkway
Donald McDonald
McDonald
Lawrence Johnson
Central Ave
Bowling Green Ends Fruit Fly Crisis With City Sprays
Bowling Green Ohio officials agreed to bypass the university campus and spray insecticide to rid the city of mosquitoes. The settlement ends a dispute researchers said jeopardized 3000 laboratory fruit flies used to study genetics and heredity.
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Bowling Green
Ohio
Bowling Green State University
Columbus City Workers Plan Thursday Strike
Columbus city workers vote to strike Thursday morning if no contract is reached. Local 53 of the AFSCME says about 1,000 members are involved. Union says a contract proposal was given over 22 months ago and workers are tired of waiting as negotiations resume today.
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Columbus City
Columbus
Ohio
John Kelly
American Federation of State
Kelly
Skeleton on Wall At Patrishew Wales Dates Back Centuries
A human skeleton remains visible on a wall in Patrishew Wales, believed painted centuries ago in blood. The eerie image has drawn interest from local historians and visitors, prompting renewed curiosity about medieval or early modern wall art and ritual symbolism.
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Patrishow
Wales
Middletown Board Hears Objections to MLK School Name
The Middletown Council for Human Dignity requests were partly granted by the Roam of Education. A fence at Taft School costing 632.40 was approved while objections to naming a school after Martin Luther King Jr. were aired. Justice condemned King as communist aligned and warned naming would mislead youth. The board also discussed black administrators, open enrollment, and South End school maintenance.
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Middletown Council For Human Dignity
Taft School
Martin Luther King Jr
Citizens Council
Justice
Mr. King
South End
Robert Wearly
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