Franklin fines include suspended portion for restitution
Franklin matters include Paul Hormel 19 of 1137 Thirkield Ave fined 50 dollars with 25 suspended on malicious destruction of property for a broken Collins Grocery window ordered to restitution and not to return to court. Glendon Mays jailed for threats face similar fine. Other traffic fines include Robert Yeager 44 Dayton improper lane usage and Walter Driever 25 Carlisle stop sign. John Baker 37 Loveland crossing a median. Autrey Vaughn 34 Dale Ave fined for letting a dog run at large.
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Franklin
Paul Hormel
Thirkield Ave
John B. Tracy
Hormel
Collins
S. Main St
Glendon Mays
Germantown
Robert Yeager
Dayton
Walter Driever
Central Ave
Carlisle
John Baker
Loveland
Autrey Vaughn
Dale Ave
Two Miami University Freshmen Win Scholarships for 1970 71
Two area students in the incoming freshman class at Miami University have received scholarships for the 1970 71 year. Sharon A. McDade of 308 Jackson Lane won the Bernard Marstein Scholarship. Deborah Lee Haskett of Lebanon earned a General Alumni Association Scholarship.
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Miami University
Sharon A. McDade
Jackson Lane
Bernard Marstein
Deborah Lee Haskett
Lebanon
Adventurer at 19 ponders what peak is next
John Myers a Princeton sophomore, 19, has climbed Matterhorn in Switzerland after hitchhiking through Europe and rafting the Grand Canyon. He spent two months abroad with minimal daily expenses and plans further adventures, noting the experience sparked a lifelong urge to explore and climb.
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Matterhorn
Switzerland
Europe
Grand Canyon
Robert Lubberger
Middletown
Germany
Armco International
Myers
Austria
Grand Tetons
Wyoming
France
Mount Blanc
Myers Dain
Dave Knochs
Two 20 year olds charged in theft in Hamilton
Two Hamilton men aged 20 were arrested yesterday on theft charges. Police say the pair were taken into custody without incident and are being processed, with further details released by the county sheriff's office.
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Hamilton
Lemon Township
LeSourdsville
Joseph A. Pierson
S. Eighth St
Danny Wayne Holden
Tuley Road
Ohio 4
Middletown
Gerald Cullen
LeSourdsville Village
Veron BeBord
Corba Haven
Mack Hurley
Tupamaros seize Montevideo radio station for 11 minutes
In Montevideo six Tupamaro militants briefly seized a downtown radio station delaying a broadcast. They played part of a tape before the signal was cut at the tower outside the capital and the group fled. Police confiscated the tape.
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Montevideo
Uruguay
Sly and the Family Stone at Cincinnati Gardens
Sly and the Family Stone drew about 8 000 youths to Cincinnati Gardens for an energetic 85 minute show. The performance mixed rock and soul with political monologue and an encore featuring Everybody Is a Star. Police presence surrounded the arena as fans packed close to the stage.
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Cincinnati
Cincinnati Gardens
Sly
The
Family Stone
Sylvester Stewart
Detroit
Stone
the Stone
Stewart
Sorg Pape Co Skips Dividends After Cash Conservation
The board of directors of Sorg Pape Co. skipped dividends on both cumulative preferred stock and common to conserve cash. The cumulative preferred stock paid $1.38 quarterly and the common dividend was 20 cents. Harry A. Bauman Jr. was elected to the board as vice president of marketing.
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Sorg Pape Co
R.A. Driscoll
Harry A. Bauman Jr
Preble Shawnee Band To Camp Camp Cartwright Start Time
Preble Shawnee High School Marching Band will hold its summer band camp at Camp Cartwright starting tomorrow at 1 p.m. Principal Al Kiracofe said the camp was postponed until a band director was hired. Ronald Neal of Ft. Mitchell, Ky., was named the new director by the school board yesterday.
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Camden
Camp Cartwright
al Kiracofe
Ronald Neal
Ft. Mitchell
Kiracofe
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Sfefrane
Enochs
Robert Johnson
First Presbyterian Church
Middletown High School
Penncrest
Gardens
Rick Harris
Leys
New York
Sounds
Chicago
Woodstock
Sorg
Preble Shawnee
Orig
Kenneys
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