Artists Lecture Series at Miami University Middletown campus
Former U S Supreme Court Justice Arthur J Goldberg will headline the 1978 79 Artists and Lecture Series at Miami University Middletown campus with tickets required for a free public appearance. The six event season runs Oct 28 to Apr 20 featuring Dizz Gillespie Mercedes McCambridge Joffrey II Ballet Dr Ashley Montagu and Lorin Hallander with the Miami University Symphony Orchestra. Season tickets offer substantial savings and admission details are available at the campus box office and by phone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S. Supreme Court
Arthur J. Goldberg
Middletown
Miami University
Goldberg
U.S. Secretary of Labor
Dizz Gillespie
Mercedes McCambridge
Safety Council of
Middletown Area
Alcoholism Council
Butler County
Ashley Montagu
Lorin Hallander
Miami University Symphony Orchestra
Paul Nadler
Dave Finkelman
E. University Blvd
MUM
Yugoslavia Says Hua Visit Won’t Sour Big Powers Ties
Yugoslav officials say Hua Kuo-feng’s Belgrade visit will not damage relations with the Soviet Union or United States. They cite Tito’s recent trips to Moscow, Peking and Washington as proof a small country can maintain ties with major powers. Talks focus on China Yugoslavia relations as Hua meets diplomats, with Albania edging toward breaking with China over its Yugoslav tilt.
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Belgrade
Yugoslavia
Hua Kuo-feng
Soviet Union
United States
Communist Party
Tito
Moscow
Peking
Washington
Hun
Romania
Hua
China
Three people hurt in city auto crashes
Three persons were treated at Middletown Hospital for minor injuries from separate crashes yesterday. Jackie Pottenbarger, driving on North Verity Parkway near Wilmore Drive, struck Mark Kirby when he changed lanes. Kirby was charged with changing lanes unsafe as Pottenbarger and her infant Hailey were hospitalized. David Wagner, at Atco Avenue and Nelbar Street, was charged with careless operation after hitting a utility pole. No injuries occurred in a mass collision at Eaton Avenue and Lewis Street. Carolyn Dietz was cited for traveling left of center after turning onto Eaton from Lewis and colliding with Ezra Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown Hospital
Jackie Pottenbarger
G St
North Verity Parkway
Wilmore Drive
Mark Kirby
Garland Drive
Kirby
Poffenbarger
Hailey
David Wagner
Manhattan St
Atco Avenue
Nelbar Street
Wagner
Eaton Avenue
Lewis Street
Carolyn Dietz
Vannest Avenue
Eaton
Lewis
Trefoil officers re elected to lead Girl Scout Troop 5
Officers Blanche Bunnell president Ruthie Carter vice president Ann Morningstar treasurer Judy Williams cheer chairman Helen Helsinger historian Mildred A Williams secretary and publicity chairman will serve another year. A Sept 26 meeting at Camp Stonybrook Waynesville with a 530 pm covered dish was announced. Members may hike camp transport can be arranged by Mrs. Bunnell. Also urged were $2 troop dues and volunteers for local schools reading programs and city day care puppet program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blanche Bunnell
Ruthie Carter
Ann Morningstar
Judy Williams
Helen Helsinger
Mildred A. Williams
Camp Stonybrook
Waynesville
Bunnell
Hairy creature sighted near Ohio chicken coop
PARIS TOWNSHIP Ohio AP A six foot hairy creature was seen atop a backyard chicken coop by six locals Monday night. The Caytons say it and two smaller similar beings have appeared previously. Deputy James Shannon found footprints but no sign of the creature and locals remained shaken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris Township
Ohio
Stark County
James Shannon
Herbert Cayton
Cayton
Shannon
Cleveland plan would bus 10000 pupils for desegregation
U S District Judge Battisti weighs Leftwich plan to close 12 of 173 Cleveland schools affecting 30869 students and requiring bus transport for 10092 pupils possibly delaying school start from Sept 8 to Oct 2. Financial woes and bus shortages hinder desegregation, with bids for about 75 buses and a state loan pending.
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Cleveland
Ohio
U.S
Frank J. Battisti
Charles W. Leftwich
Leftwich
Columbus
Lettwich
Battisti
Carter friend dies in crash in Memphis and Atlanta burial
The Rev Glendon McCullough aged 56, head of the Southern Baptist Brotherhood Commission and friend of President Carter, died in a three car wreck in Memphis during rush hour. Frances Shheffe, 53, also killed. services set for Union Avenue Baptist Church with burial at Arlington Cemetery in Atlanta. McCullough, from Germantown, had led SBBC since 1971 and was previously with the Southern Baptist Home Mission Board. Carter served as best man at his 1974 wedding. He left a wife and four children.
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Memphis, Tenn
Glendon McCullough
Southern Baptist Brotherhood Commission
Carter
Union Avenue Baptist Church
Memphis
Arlington Cemetery
Atlanta
Frances Shheffe
Paul Accera
Fierllough
McCullough
Germantown
Tenn
SBBC
Southern Baptist Home Mission Board
Marjorie Jones
Southern Baptist
Brazil
Georgia
Memorial Mass for Samuel D. Squier in Franklin
Samuel D. Squier 49 of San Francisco former Franklin resident died of an apparent heart attack Aug 11. A memorial Mass will be at 10 am Saturday at St. Marys Church with Rev. Robert Suver officiating. Burial in Woodhill Cemetery. Survived by brother John Carlisle and two sisters Barbara Holweger Betty Jones. He worked in interior fabrics and served in the Korean War. Arrangements by Anglesby Funeral Home.
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Franklin
Samuel D. Squier
San Francisco
St. Mary’s Church
Robert Suver
Woodhill Cemetery
Squier
John
Carlisle
Barbara Holweger
Betty Jones
Anglesby
Public Utilities Commission Hearing on Cincinnati Gas & Electric
The Public Utilities Commission of Ohio schedules a public hearing in Case 78 624 EL FAC to review fuel procurement practices and the Fuel Cost Adjustment Clause. The session begins at 10 00 a m on August 28 1978 in City Council Chambers Cincinnati Ohio 45202. Interested parties may present input and may contact the Commission for further information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Public Utilities Commission of Ohio
Cincinnati Gas & Electric Company
City Council
Plum Street
8Th and
Plum
Cincinnati
Ohio
Commission
Kucinich and Forbes Agree to More Consultations
Cleveland Mayor Dennis J. Kucinich and City Council President George L. Forbes met at Tony's Diner for breakfast and agreed to consult more often. The informal icebreaker follows Kucinich surviving a recall attempt, with both leaders signaling a calmer mood and a plan for future talks despite ongoing differences.
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Cleveland
Dennis J. Kucinich
George L. Forbes
Kucinich
Tony
West Side
Forbes
East Side
Medical school in limbo in Cincinnati
A Caribbean medical school operating in rented space at Mount St. Joseph in Cincinnati has enrolled 100 students, 80 Americans, while suing to avoid U.S. state accreditation. Executive director Dr. Paul Tien seeks UK accreditation and plans a Montserrat campus with $3 million in pledges.
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Cincinnati
American University of the Caribbean Medical School
U.S
College of Mount
Larry Fewell
Ohio Board of Regents
Fewell
University of Cincinnati College of Medicine
Paul Tien
Cincinnati Technical College
Belmont Technical College
St. Clairsville
Ohio
New
Tien
Sisters of Charity At
Mount St. Joseph
Board of Regents
Voter Registration Forms Mailed to All Election Boards
Secretary of State Ted W. Brown announced that voter cards for registering to vote in the November 7 general election will be sent to all 88 county boards of elections and to various organizations. The form serves to request registration materials or record a change of address by mail.
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Board of Election
Ted W. Brown
Brown
Pat Frost to Appear on TV Show With Local Musicians
Pat Frost will sing and be interviewed on Channel 7's Summertime program tomorrow at 11 30. Music will be by John Trotta and the Sounds Unlimited: Henry Craycraft Sam Ashworth and Bill Cope. Frost hopes for a TV career after this summer appearance.
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Pat Frost
Pat Frost Dietz
Channel 7
Miss Frost
John Trotta
The
Sounds Unlimited
Henry Craycraft
Sam Ashworth
Bill Cope
Gil Whitney
Patti Spitler
Middletown Singer
Trotta
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Arthur Goldberg
Europe
Russia
Czechoslovakia
Stalin
Kremin
Albania
Ezra Smith
Hursh Road
Thomas E. Haines
Manchester Avenue
Jos. R. Baker, Jr
OF DA NF DA Afd
Cleve
Cleveland School Board
Army
6Th
U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Griffin, Ga
Baylor University
First Baptist Church
Hazlehurst
Georgia Baptists
Druid Hills Baptist Church
Samuel Squier
Public Utilities Commission OF
Flichard L. Smith
Johnny Aycheck
Limbo
Boards of Elections
Montgomery Ward
Roger
Central Ave
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