Ohio unveils youth conservation camp plan by year end
Ohio's new Civilian Conservation Corps office aims to launch a pilot residential camp by December 31, 1977. David D Franklyn says the $5 million program targets unemployed young adults age 16 and up in Ohio's 28 county Appalachian region, offering six to twelve months of work, minimum wage pay, and nonresidential options as well.
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Columbus, Ohio
Office of Civilian Conservation
Saty
David D Franklyn
Department of Naturalesources
Robert Teater
Franklyn
Westerville
Ohio
National
Young Adult Conservation Corps
Youth Conservation Corps Oere
YCC
CCC
Dead man identified as Nazi war criminal Roschmann
In Asuncion Interpol sources said the man who died in a local hospital last week was Eduard Roschmann, an alleged Nazi war criminal. Fingerprints matched Roschmann on file in Buenos Aires, Argentina.
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Asuncion
Paraguay
Eduard Roschmann
Interpol
Roschmann
Buenos Aires
Argentina
Abc-Color
Emilio Wolff
Roschmann Wolff
Vienna
Austria
Simon Wiesenthal
Riga Wiesenthal
Federico Wegener
Wengener
Wiesenthal
Golden Age Passport program expands access nationwide
The Golden Age Passport program offers free entry to federally managed parks and sites for residents aged 62 plus. It provides 50 percent discounts on certain federal facility and service fees and is available at 13 locations in Ohio.
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Columbus
Ohio
National Park Service
Re and Wildlife Service
Army Engineers Office
Police Briefs Highlight Pranks and Thefts Across Town
A manikin mistaken for a corpse startled officers at 209 Baltimore St as they entered a dark, abandoned house. Burglars chipped paneling to gain entry at Randy Taulbee’s home on 1003 S Main St, stealing two bicycles. A hanging lamp vanished from Robert Davis’s home on 715 16th Ave, and wheels were taken from S McIntire’s car at 3928 Roosevelt Blvd. Calvin Blount’s two Bengals season tickets may be picked up at his Roosevelt Blvd address or in a lot at The Middletown Journal. A purse stolen from Jo Anna Lehman’s car at The Middletown Journal lot was later recovered behind Roger's Jewelry. A bank passbook with $10 missing from an unidentified person. Four boneless hams and ten cartons of cigarettes disappeared from Liberal market on S Verity Parkway, valued at $100. A CB radio taken after Dolly Stoner’s convertible on Charles Street was slashed at Duff’s.
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Baltimore St
Bengals
Calvin Blount
Roosevelt Blvd
Middletown Journal
Jo Anna Lehman
Beatrice Drive
Middletown
CAC Plans Meetings On Poverty Programs In Butler Co
Community Action Commission sponsors a series of public meetings in Butler County to seek citizen input on antipoverty efforts. Middletown sessions are Monday at the Community Center 800 Lafayette Ave and Tuesday at 4600 Freedom Court both at 7 p.m. CAC president Faye Walker urges residents to speak up to shape 1978 planning goals.
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Hamilton
Butler County
Middletown
Community Action Commission
CAC
Lafayette Ave
Freedom Court
Faye Walker
United States and Britain Reach Rhodesia Accord Plan
The U S and Britain finalize a 1978 one man one vote formula to end white minority rule in Rhodesia with a development fund and new constitution. It foresees international backing but lacks South African support. leaders Vance Owen and Callaghan announce the proposal while Smith plans elections. Vance to brief President Carter.
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Washington
United States
Britain
Rhodesia
Cyrus R. Vance
David Owen
James Callaghan
Chequers
Callaghan
London
Vance
South
Ian D. Smith
Smith
Owen
Andrew Young
U.S
United Nations
Africa
Carter
Abel Muzorewa
Joshua Nkomo
The
Patriotic Front
State Department
Hamilton Man's Verdict Upheld
The Sixth Circuit reversed a lower court ruling and ordered new proceedings for Andrew Lee Wagster of Hamilton Ohio convicted of second degree murder for the June 29 1969 shooting death of Roy Haag at the Wayside Inn. Wagster argued prosecutor withheld a witness statement and sought habeas relief after failed appeals.
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Cincinnati
Sixth Circuit Court of Appeals
Andrew Lee Wagster
Wagster
Hamilton
Ohio
Roy Louis Haag
Wayside Inn
U.S. District Court
Fire and injury reports from city incident logs
At 8:39 p.m. a dumpster fire erupted at 4649 Freedom Court. At 5:15 p.m. Betty Shockley, 47, of 808 Fourth Ave., arrived at hospital with back pains after an alleged assault and was admitted in satisfactory condition. At 2:10 p.m. a injury auto accident at Lafayette Ave and Cherry St left a victim who declined transport. At 11:53 a.m. a mattress fire at 1800 Central Ave reignited on a fire escape after a prior blaze.
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Freedom Court
Brewer's Gin Mill
Central Ave
Betty Shockley
Fourth Ave
Lafayette Avenue
Cherry Street
First Lady Rosalynn Carter to Enter Bethesda Hospital
First Lady Rosalynn Carter will undergo a routine gynecological procedure at Bethesda Naval Hospital near Washington. She will enter on Sunday and is expected to leave Monday afternoon. details of the procedure were not disclosed. Dr. Douglas Knab of the hospital's obstetrics and gynecology department will perform it.
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Washington
Rosalynn Carter
Bethesda Naval Hospital
White House
Mary Finch Hoyt
Mrs. Carter
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