Edward Mitzel 78 of Monroe dies at Mt. Pleasant Home
Edward Mitzel 78 of 26 Indiana Ave Monroe died at 6 45 p m yesterday at Mt. Pleasant Home in Monroe He was born in Middletown retired from Heathman Garage Dayton and a Mt Pleasant Presbyterian member The only immediate survivor is his wife Ila Services at 2 p m tomorrow at McCoys Leffler Funeral Home Burial in Springhill Cemetery Friends may call today 4 to 9 p m at the funeral home
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Edward Riley Mitzel
Indiana Ave
Monroe
Mt. Pleasant
Mitzel
Middletown
Heathman Garage
Dayton
Bowling R E 62 dies at Clinton Memorial Hospital
Reuben E Bowling of 425 Mason Road South Lebanon died yesterday at Clinton Memorial Hospital Wilmington. Survived by wife Emma son John Pleasant Ridge stepson Donald Wyatt Goshen two daughters Eileen Bowling Trenton Gayl Shaw Cincinnati a stepdaughter Katheryn Hummel Miamiville his mother Ive Cincinnati two brothers Sylvia Hogue Columbus Muriel Norton Vivian Taphorn Betty Bowling Callie Bowling Thelma Bowling all Cincinnati Services 11 a m Monday Oswald Funeral Home Burial Hopewell Cemetery near Cincinnati Funeral home Sunday 4 to 9 p m
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Lebanon
Reuben E. Bowling
Mason Road
South
Clinton Memorial Hospital
Wilmington
Emma
John
Pleasant Ridge
Donald Wyatt
Goshen
Eileen Bowling
Trenton
Gayl Shaw
Cincinnati
Katheryn Hummel
Miamiville
Ive
Sylvia Hogue
Columbus
Muriel Norton
Vivian Taphorn
Betty Bowling
Callie Bowling
Thelma Bowling
Oswald
Mass of the Resurrection for Lula Murphy
Mrs Lula Murphy aged 80 of 1772 West Elkton Road will be remembered at a Mass of the Resurrection at 10 a m tomorrow at St Stephen's Church.
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Lula Murphy
West Elkton Road
St. Stephen’s Church
Scientists warn lead in air poses global health hazard now
California researchers from the Scripps Institution report rising atmospheric lead, largely from gasoline additives, increasing about five percent yearly. They note San Diego levels exceed World Health Organization guidelines and that most lead aerosols travel globally, accumulating in plants and animals with potential long term blood lead increases in exposed populations.
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Washington
California
T'saihwa J. Chow
John L. Earl
Scripps Institution of Oceanography
la Jolla
Calif
Science
San Diego
American Industrial Hygiene Association
World Health Organization
First Air Fatality For Highway Patrol
The Ohio Highway Patrol records its first fatal air crash during a cattle search near Wooster Ohio. Sergeant Harold K Hannings and Patrolman Donald G Goodman were aboard a Cessna 172 when it crashed into a swamp after a low pass. Goodman survived with fractures and lacerations.
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Ohio
Ohio Highway Patrol
Here
Harold K. Hannings
Powell
Donald G. Goodman
Smithville
Wooster Community Hospital
Hannings
Goodman
Highway Patrol
Hannings and
Ronald D. Amstutz
Leipsic
Putnam County
Donald Sigler
U.S. 30
Federal Aviation Agency
Water Show Tickets Still Available for Charity Event
Tickets remain for Sunday's water show to benefit Butler County AHA. Somerville’s Art Claxton Water Ski Troupe performs at 2 p.m. at Baptist Fellowship Park Chautauqua. Adults 1 and children 50 cents. Tickets sold in Middletown at Patt's Marine Allsports Roberson and Son Davidson Photo Shop Middletown Shopping Center Rink's Beckwith's Camera Shop Mrs Mary Longworth heart activities chair Beta Sigma Phi at 4528 Central or heart office 35 S Broad. In Trenton at Armbruster Hardware 104 E State St Lewis Drugs 8 W State St. Sunday tickets available at river boat dock.
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Butler County
American Heart Association
Art Claxton
Somerville
Baptist Fellowship
Roosevelt Ave
Beckwith
Central Ave
Mary Longworth
Heart Activities
Beta Sigma Phi Sorority
Central
Heart
S. Broad St
Trenton
Armbruster Hardware
E. State St
Lewis Drugs
W. State St
Critics say postwar draft lottery biased against late-year births
The article reports critics charging the 1970 draft lottery favored men born in May to November, with December and November births hit hardest. It notes 124,500 men drafted so far, a Madison Wisconsin suit challenges the December drawing, and officials say future draft totals remain uncertain.
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Washington
Defense
Melvin Laird
Laird
Congress
Madison
Wis
Selective Service
David Heitzman
Challengers
Suspects Held In Mail Theft In Cleveland
In Cleveland three people were arrested on charges of possessing mail stolen checks. The Rev Lee Parker 49 from the East Side identified as a Baptist minister faces two counts. Roy McKinney 29 and Linda Richter 21 each charged with four counts and held on bonds. Police seek five sets of mail keys potentially opening 10000 mailboxes in the area.
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Cleveland, Ohio
Philadelphia
U.S
Cleveland
Lee Parker
East Side
Clifford E. Bruce
Baltimore Bars Billing Credit Card Abuse Sparks Action
The Baltimore Liquor Board probes nine complaints of exorbitant credit card bills at seven Black saloons on The Block. One-night totals reach up to 1,900 dollars amid fears of misuse. board weighing a rule restricting cards to bona fide restaurants and clubs and will seek legal opinion. Officials may refer cases to the state attorney general for possible criminal action.
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Baltimore Liquor Board
Baltimore City
James L. McCully
McCully
Liquor Board
Norman Polovoy
State Consumer Protection Office
Ohio Magazine to Cease Publication After December
The Ohio magazine The Wonderful World of Ohio will stop publishing with the December issue. Established in 1965 to promote industrial development tourism and culture the publication was meant to sell Ohio to Ohioans and the nation. The Department of Development says the goal has been achieved and future promotion will be handled by the next administration.
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Columbus, Ohio
Wonderful World of Ohio
Ohio Department of Development
Ohio
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