Five Teachers Form Musical Combo 5 South Main
Five educators from Middletown and Lakota schools form a band named 5 South Main. Members Jim Veith Ken Amburgey Dennie Noggle Ann Amburgey and Greg Batos rehearse at the Amburgey home on S Main Street. They plan local gigs at the Manchester Inn Trading Post this weekend and on subsequent dates in August and September.
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Mrs. Amburgey
Ken
Jim Veith
MHS
S. Main Street
Manchester
Miami University Ice Arena to reopen with new fees
The Miami University Ice Arena opens this Saturday with expanded public skating and higher fees due to rising utility costs. Fees rise for public skating and tickets, with specific increases for Miami and non-Miami patrons and group rental rates. The first week adds an extra public session and lists detailed daily schedules for public skating, instructional skating, and open hockey.
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Oxford
Miami University
Jack Vivian
Miami
Doctore degree received by Roger K. Miller in educational psychology
Roger K. Miller son of Mr and Mrs Connell T Miller 1402 Orchard Sr earned a Doctor of Philosophy in educational psychology with a counseling psychology specialty from Texas A and M University He is a 1967 Lemon Monroe High School graduate and 1971 Miami University alum with a 1974 master in psychology from St Marys University San Antonio He will complete a four year Air Force clinical psychology residency and serve as a clinical psychologist He is married to Penny Gibbs a 1968 Lemon Monroe High School graduate and they have three children.
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Roger K. Miller
Connell T Miller
Orchard Sr
Texas A & M University
Lemon-Monroe High School
Miami University
St. Mary’s University
San Antonio
Texas
Air Force
Miller
Penny Gibbs
Lemon- Monroe High School
Glenn pushes for hearings on arson bill
U S Sen John Glenn told the Lucas County Association of Fire Chiefs he will push for fall hearings on a bill targeting arsonists. He called arson a costly crime that inflates insurance rates and endangers life and property nationwide.
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Glenn
Toledo, Ohio
U.S
John Glenn
Lucas County Association of Fire Chiefs
Ohio Democrat
Indian Dancers to Perform at Dayton Pow Wow Weekend
Indian dancers will appear three times this weekend at the Dayton Indian Pow Wow sponsored by the Dayton Museum of Natural History and the Xenia Indian Center. Shows are Saturday 2 6 p.m. and Sunday 1 p.m. at Triangle Park and the museum. Admission 50 cents adults 25 cents children. Parking overflow at Sinclair College with shuttle.
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Dayton
Sinclair Community College
W. Fifth
St. Mary's
Central African Empire writer recalls six days in prison
AP reporter Michael Goldsmith describes being seized near Bangui on Bastille Day, beaten by Emperor Bokassa I and guards, chained for six days in a bare cell, fed harsh rations, then released after six hours of interrogation. He later received medical care and recalled the ordeal. New Hope, Pa. professor and civil rights activist Dr. Herbert Wilson dies.
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Middletown Journal
Central African Empire AP
Michael Goldsmith
Associated Press
Bangui
Berenga
Bokassa I
Bokassa
Berengo
New Hope, Pa
Herbert Wilson
Princeton University
Rhodes lets liquor bill become law
Governor James A. Rhodes allowed a bill to become law without his signature. The measure eases penalties for liquor establishments that fail to post warnings about illegal purchases by minors and removes the license suspension or revocation provision. Penalties for minors remain unchanged.
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Columbus
Ohio
James A. Rhodes
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