Man Bound Over For Grand Jury In Gun Incident
A young man accused of firing a pistol into a phone booth was bound to the Butler County grand jury on a 2500 dollar bond by Judge J Z Lamb. Other cases included fines for driving while intoxicated and carrying a concealed weapon, plus multiple guilty pleas for writing checks with insufficient funds and assault charges.
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Butler County Grand Jury
J. Z. Lamb
Municipal Court
James Keith
Wayne Ave
Robert Wilson
S. Main St
Darlene Hertel
Ross St
James Center
15Th Ave
Jean Center
Suny Red
Desir
Ratliff
Minois Ave
Kenneth Barker
Hightod St. Beth Careless
Union Road birth of a girl to Mr and Mrs Bruce Glass
Vital statistics note the birth of a girl yesterday to Mr and Mrs Bruce Glass of Union Road. Other entries list hospital dismissals for Marie Litsch Goldman Ave Essie Heggans Kunz ve Timothy Carberry Meadow St and David Sweet son of Mr and Mrs Robert Sweet Gideon Road.
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Bruce Glass
Union Road
Marie Litsch
Goldman Ave
Essie Heggans
Kunz Ve
David Sweet
Robert Sweet
Gideon Road
Dale Sallie
Johr Road
Obie Meadows
Franklin
Paul Banks
Trenton Road
James Cole
Trenton
Roger Back
Winona Drive
Measles Vaccine Not Used In National Program
The National Center for Diseases Control discusses why a measles vaccine is not utilized in the current public health program. The AP report notes policy debates and potential implications for immunization efforts in Atlanta and nationwide.
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Atlanta, Ga
The
National Center For Diseases
Troop Reports To Be Presented in District Meeting
Under Farrar direction a district meeting will present troop reports at 7 30 p m in the Civic Association venue attended by neighborhood commissioners.
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Farrar
The
Civic Association
Paul Newman Sues Studio For 750000 Claiming Early TV Release
Los Angeles AP Paul Newman files a Superior Court suit seeking 750000 against Universal Pictures alleging breach of contract. The action targets an early television sale of The Secret War of Harry Frigg, contrary to a seven year limit or five year if unprofitable, costing Newman 10 percent of gross proceeds.
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Los Angeles
Universal Pictures
Harry Frigg
la National Network
Universal
One Proud Pole Lands Heritage
Ed ward J. Piszek funds Project Pole a $500000 advertising push with the Center for Polish Studies and Culture to highlight Polish achievements. Ads target major U S cities with large Polish communities and invite readers to contact Orchard Lake center for materials.
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Sa Weeny
Project Pole
Center For Polish Studies and Culture
Orchard Lake
Mich
Piszek
Washington
New York
Philadelphia
Chicago
Detroit
Pisarek
U.S
Orchard Lake Center
JFK Center Seeks 1.5 Million Rescue To Handle Crowds
John F Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts faces a funding shortfall of 1.5 million dollars to maintain daily access for about 6 000 tourists. Center chairman Stevens says without the extra money security costs rise and some shows may continue while tours halt and souvenirs vanish from the public memorial.
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Washington
John F. Kennedy Center For the Performing Arts
Stevens
Congress
Porgee
Stolen Dog Dies Of Loneliness in California Case
Richmond California man recounts that three days after his car was stolen it was found in Oregon and a signed note claimed the dog was brought to a city animal control. The dog reportedly did not eat and died two days earlier leaving the owner seeking answers.
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Wallace Huff
Yankee Road
Rogers
Richmond
Calif
Oregon
San Francisco
Animal Control
Dick Gregory Wins Mock OSU Election
Black comedian Dick Gregory defeated a former Yale history professor in Gary Indiana for the institute in Columbus Ohio. The mock election was sponsored by campus organizations and ballot committees.
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Dick Gregory
OSU
Columbus, Ohio
Yale
Offender Ordered To Become Farmer
Elyria Ohio AP A Lorain County judge orders Ray Harold Michael L Taylor of North Ridgeville to take up farming next spring as punishment for driving a car over a neighbor's corn crop last summer. He is to raise a corn crop for Harold Sweet and perform farm chores.
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PART
Rm Wrrn
Nee Atown
Chretien Science Redie
Timothy Carberry
TP and
Neely
Yankee RD
Paul Newman
Sylvania
Gibraltar
Oneida School
Edward J. Piszek
Poland
United States
Jfk Center
Union
Gary, Ind
Institute
Mittee
Armbruster
Florist, Inc
Grand Ave
Consolidated Inc
First Ave
Madison Ave
Rogers Optical
Rogers Optical Dept
Central Ave
C. E. Greathouse & Son, Inc
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