Five Hardin family members slain by work-release convict
Ex-prisoner Richard Turner 23, on a Fremont County work release, killed John Hardin 37 and his wife Toni 35 and their children Laurie 15 Carol 13 and Jim 3 after raping Mrs Hardin and two daughters. He then killed himself near a county road as authorities closed in. Turner had a prior gross sexual imposition conviction and had attacked two girls years earlier. Governor Lamm ordered an investigation into Turner's release.
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Fort Morgan
Cole
Colorado
Richard
Lamm
Richard Turner
Turner
State Penitentiary
Fremont County
John Hardin
Hardin
Toni
Laurie
Carol
Jim
John Vernetti
Alex Wilson
Obituaries and funeral notices from Middletown area
Multiple death notices from Middletown and surrounding areas. Orval Howard 67 of 3221 Illinois Ave died yesterday at Middletown Hospital after long illness. services set at McCoy Leffler Funeral Home with Eagles memorial. Hazel Marie Shaffer 80 formerly of Superior Ave died at Kettering Medical Center. services Monday. Vina Ritchie 68 died at Middletown Hospital after five days. Anna R Goodpaster 32 of Camden died at home of apparent heart attack. Massasoit reference included as historical note.
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Orval Howard
Illinois Ave
Middletown Hospital
Kentucky
Howard
Middletown
Hoerner Waldorf Corp
Eagles
The
Orioles
Moose
Elizabeth
Patricia Craft
California
Deborah Barker
Virginia
Wilma Anthony
Eugene
Jeff
Florida
Fred
Springboro
Lewis
Betty Nichols
Ruth Rose
Ft. Thomas
McCoy-Leffler
Funeral
G. Walter Weber
Woodside Cemetery
Hazel Marie Shaffer
Superior Avenue
Kettering Medical Center
Vina Ritchie
Trenton-Franklin Road
Hindman
Ritchie
Orlando
United Baptist Church
Armond
Buford
Dempsey
Rome City
Ind
Jennings
Kendallville
Billie Coburn
Ligonier
Rosetta Terrill
Curt
Cephas Sutton
Joseph
Amos Sutton
South Milford
Dassie Stacy
Harrison, Ind
Elsa Napier
Dwarf
Joseph R. Baker
Camden
Anna R Goodpaster
Camden-West Elkton Road
First Church of God
Esta C
Kenneth
William Cogan
Richard Franks
Highland
James D Cogan
Norfolk
Ann Schroeder
Ohio to Cut Aid To Dependent Children and Medicaid
The Rhodes administration announced a 12 percent cut in ADC and Medicaid benefits starting October 1. Notices mailed to 540,000 Ohioans explain reductions and new cost sharing for prescriptions, dental visits, and nursing home care. Senate leaders blame the governor, while Democrats push a funding bill to next July.
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Columbus, Ohio
Rhodes
Kwegyir Aggrey
Aggrey
Senate
Oliver Ocasek
Akron
James A. Rhodes
ADC
House Finance
Myrl H. Shoemaker
D-88
Bourneville
General Assembly
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Wilson
Colorado Bureau of Investigation
Carl Whiteside
Hazel Shaffer
Paul Remick
Vernon Hornsby
Fairmount Cemetery
Massasoit
Pilgrims
Plymouth
U.S
Middletown Christian School
N. Union Rd
I-75
St. Rt
Ohio
Dayton
Grace Baptist Church
Grand Avenue
Grand Ave
Breiel Blvd
Towne Mall
Bea Bowman
Aurora
Dillman Foods
Woot
Odessa
Tate
Aloar
Central Ave
S. University
Kodak
Therley
Temple Academy
Christian
Baptist Temple
S. Main St
Rev
S.A. Luke
Ridgecrest Church of God
Hamilton-Midd