Parole Granted for Dr Bernard Finch in 1959 Murder Case
Dr Bernard Finch, central figure in the 1959 love triangle murder, will be released from California’s Chino prison on December 6 after a parole board vote. He faced opposition from some members but cited possible job offers in Missouri Nebraska Maryland and California. Finch, sentenced to life in 1961, has served 12 years, while his accomplice Carole Tregoff was paroled in 1969. The case centered on the shooting death of Barbara Finch in West Covina and the couple’s alleged plan to gain her community property.
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Sacramento
Calif
Bernard Finch
Parfole Board
Finch
California Institute For Men
Chino
Missouri
Nebraska
Maryland
California
Henry Kerr
California Adult Authority
Carole Tregoff
Shim
Los Angeles
Bertram Griggs
Kerr
Las Vegas
Miss Tregoff
Barbara Finch
West Covina
Intercommunity Hospital
Covina
Fred Winchello
Parole Authority
Community club and lodge schedules for midweek
A list of evening meetings across organizations including Optimist Club American Legion posts Knights of Columbus Order of Ahepa Alcoholics Anonymous Kiwanis Lions and more through Friday with times ranging from 6:30 p.m. to 8:30 p.m. at venues like Coomer Lodge Legion Home Greek Orthodox Church K of C Auditorium and First Baptist Church.
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Coomer Lodge
American Legion
Legion Home
McElfresh American Legion
Franklin Post
Highview
Monroe Ioof
Knights of Columbus
Order of Ahepa
Greek Orthodox Church
Alcoholics Anonymous
Armco
Kiwanis Club
Manchester
Lions Club
Ohio Bell Hecklers Club
Germantown Road
Frisch's
Masonic Lodge
Central
Moose Lodge
Moose Hall
Al-Anon Family Group
First Baptist Church
Middletown Council For Human Dignity
United Missionary Baptist Church
Lemon Monroe Band To Entertain At Ohio State Fair Expohio
The Lemon Monroe High School Band, directed by Tom Buchanan, will perform at Expohio 71 in Columbus on Tuesday Aug 31 at 1 p.m. as part of the Ohio State Fair free music program. The 69 bands in the Expohio event run Aug 26 to Sept 6 with a new Expohio Bandshell designed by Jim Anderson.
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Lemon-Monroe High School
Camp Campbell Gard
Tom Buchanan
Buchanan
Middletown
Lemon- Monroe
Columbus
Expohio
Jim Anderson
Miami University Art Department
Ohio
Gratis Phone Rates To Increase
General Telephone Co. wins PUCO approval for a $4.7 million rate rise affecting Gratis subscribers in Middletown. The plan originally sought $9 million, reduced after municipal opposition to $6.1 million, with effects delayed until Nixon wage price freeze ends.
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Gratis
Middletown
General Telephone Co
Public Utilities Commission of Ohio
Nixon
General Telephone
PUCO
Pollution Board Sets Meeting on Air Emission Standards
The Ohio Air Pollution Control Board will discuss proposed emission standards at its Aug. 25 meeting and plans an October public hearing. Statewide air quality rules exist, but further controls must be adopted and enforced, with a pollution control program ready by January 30 after federal takeover of enforcement.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ohio Air Pollution Control Board
San Francisco Chinese Challenge Bus Rulings
San Francisco and a group of Chinese parents appeal to Justice Douglas seeking a delay of a federal desegregation order by Judge Weigel. They argue de facto segregation and defend neighborhood schools while citing Chinese cultural programs and potential busing impacts on about 61250 students.
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Washington
San Francisco
Supreme Court
William O. Douglas
Stanley A. Weigel
Corpus Christi
Charlotte
N.C
Thomas O’connor
Douglas
Weigel
U.S
Woodrow Seals
Denture adhesive promised to stabilize loose teeth
Advertisement touts FASTEETH Denture Adhesive Powder to keep dentures secure during eating and talking. It claims firmer, steadier dentures, easier eating, and comfort, and urges regular dental visits for proper fit.
Wallace orders ignore desegregation rulings in two Alabama towns
Gov. George C. Wallace signs an executive order at Hobson City and Oxford inviting school officials to defy a federal desegregation order. The plan, urged by Hobson City's black mayor Joe Striplin and opposed by critics, aims to keep local control while delaying integration.
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Hobson City
Ala
George C. Wallace
Alabama
Oxford
Wallace
Calhoun County
Joe Striplin
Striplin
Raney Gets Stay of Execution in Ohio Murder Case
Wayne L. Raney 21 was granted a stay of execution by Judge Calvin Crawford after being convicted of first degree murder in the death of Diane Decker 18. He was sent to death row and had been set to die Jan 13. Raney also faces charges in Waren County for a separate killing.
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Dayton
Wayne L. Raney
Calvin Crawford
Second District Court of Appeals
Raney
Diane Decker
Michigan
Ohio State Penitentiary
Franklin
Montgomery
Montgomery County
Ohio
Waren County
Bradley Wayne Stamper
Indianapolis
Auto tax rollback to be retroactive in Ohio
Ohio Auto Dealers Association says the proposed 7 percent reduction in automobile excise taxes will be retroactive to Aug 15 when Congress approved the repeal. Dealers report customers told the same by state auto dealers.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ohio Auto Dealers Association
Congress
Nixon
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Carl Clausen
Allen Dorian
Florida Keys
Pollution Board
Sale
Eine
Jcpenney
Penneys
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