Soviet arms push in Africa draws U.S. concern
The United States reports Moscow has shipped or agreed to supply at least 400 million dollars worth of MIG fighters tanks and other military gear to about 10 black African countries over two years deploying 1 900 or more advisers in pursuit of influence bases or both. U S officials warn of potential Soviet aims in Somalia Angola and west coast footholds while noting mixed reactions from African leaders and allies in Congress.
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Washington
Russia
Uss
Moscow
Defense
State Department
Africa
U.S. Navy
Pentagon
Somalia
Angola
Henry A. Kissinger
Daniel P. Moynihan
U.S
United Nations
US S
United States
Moynihan
Thomas P. O'Neill
D-Mass
House
Congress
NBC
Meet the Press
O'Neill
House Intelligence Committee
Ford Administration
Intelligence Committee
Otis G. Pike
Dn.y
Edmund S. Muskie
Maine
ABC
CIA
Zaire
Ethiopia
Kenya
Liberia
Persian Gulf
Berbera
Black Sea
South Atlantic
Guinea
Atlantic
Nigeria
Congo- Brazzaville
Uganda
Mali
Tanzania
Zambia
Equatorial Guinea
Central African Republic
Mozambique
Portugal
Gambia
Cameroon
Idi Amin
Soviet Union
Sekou Toure
China
Kenya and Zambia urge Angolan cease-fire unity
Presidents Jomo Kenyatta and Kenneth Kaunda blame foreign involvement for escalating the Angolan civil war and call for an immediate cease-fire. They urge the three rival factions to form a national unity government as allies from the Soviet bloc and Western states back opposing sides. A joint statement stresses seeking a political solution and unity among Angolan movements.
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Nairobi
Kenya
Zambia
Kenneth Kaunda
Jomo Kenyatta
Tanzania
Julius Nyerere
Samora Machel
Mozambique
Kenyatta
Kaunda
Soviet Union
United States
Zaire
South Africa
Daniel P. Moynihan
United Nations
New York
Angola
Off-Duty Cleveland Cop Killed During Car Break-In
Off-duty Cleveland policeman Lloyd Scott, 50, was shot outside his East Cleveland apartment building while confronting two men attempting to break into his car. He died minutes later at a hospital shortly before his planned Jan. 31 retirement after 25 years of service, per his estranged widow.
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Cleveland
Lloyd Scott
Scott
East Cleveland
Births and discharges log from Franklin and surrounding areas
New birth notices list Mr and Mrs Glenn D Hatton a Franklin address reporting a boy and other couples with births on Saturday. Hospital dismissals include Garfield Baker Sallie Ann Baker Dana Cochran and numerous others from Franklin Verity Parkway Park Lane Keays Avenue and nearby communities. Patient numbers and full names appear for several residents including Don Thomas Middletown Hospital patient number 424-1871.
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Glenn D. Hatton
Mentz Road
Franklin
S. Steven Braverman
First St
Miamisburg
Clyde Hollon
Twincreek Drive
John M. Andrews
S. Highview Road
Robert J. Wenzel
Bonita Drive
Garfield Baker
Sallie Ann Baker
Verity Parkway
Dana Cochran
Park Lane
Albert Creekbaum
Joseph Eagle
Keays Ave
Paul Jena
Raymond Jena
Boylston
Charles E. Joseph
Mohawk
Douglas R. Keener
el Camino Drive
Hazel C. Long
Queen Ave
Eugene Louallen
South Lebanon
Charles McClellan
S. Breiel Blvd
Okey Manning
Fiesta Way
Bruce Wyatt
Claredon
James Chris Brooks
Gerald Ludewig
Park Drive
Henry Brooks
Monroe
Russell Egelston
S. Sutphin St
Tonia Kendrick
Carlisle
Christopher Allen
Noel Allen
Thomas Lyons
Linda Lyons
Manchester Ave
Kendra Moore
Sherman Ave
Don Thomas
Vance St
Middletown
Ohio churches denounce UN anti Zionism resolution
The Ohio Council of Churches representing 79 members from 25 denominations criticized the United Nations resolution equating Zionism with racism. The group said the resolution does not align with the UN charter or aid peaceful Middle East solutions and called for greater Christian awareness of Jewish history and aspirations.
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Columbus, Ohio
Ohio Council of Churches
United Nations
Middle East
Christian Churches
Trenton festival group to meet in Municipal Building
The 200 Festival of Flags committee will meet at 7 p.m. Wednesday in the Municipal Building. Final reports are due showing the event proceeds, to be placed in a fund for future park land.
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Trenton
The
Police Wound Hamilton Man in Ross Township Incident
A 22 year old Gregory D. Cecil from Hamilton was wounded after a confrontation with Butler County deputies and Ross Township officers responding to a domestic complaint at 3249 Hamilton-Scipio Road. Cecil is charged with damage to a police cruiser and felonious assault after firing a .357 handgun at Deputy Donald Smith, leading officers to return fire.
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Hamilton
Ross Township
Butler County
Hamilton-Scipio Road
Gregory D. Cecil
Beth Lane
Apt
Harry Clad
Cecil
Harold May
Donald Smith
Moore seeks mental competency ruling on Ford assassination plea
San Francisco AP Sara Jane Moore faces a mental competency hearing to decide whether she can plead guilty to the attempted assassination of President Ford. Judge Conti ordered a new psychiatric examination to determine if she is competent now and whether she was competent at the Sept. 22, 1975 shooting.
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San Francisco
Sara Jane Moore
Ford
Miss Moore
U.S
Robert Jack Eardley
Springfield
San Francisco Examiner
Janes Hewitt
Lynette
Squeaky’ Fromme
Charles Manson
Sacramento
Miss Fromme
John F. Kennedy
School Food on Agenda at Board Meeting
Mrs. Virginia Stachler supervisor of Middletown schools cafeterias will report on food services at tomorrow nights Board of Education meeting. The update follows similar reports from division heads as the system prepares for three new board members to take seats in January.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia Stachler
Middletown School Systems
Board of Education
Fires cause $100 in Franklin damage across three blazes
Franklin firemen battled three small fires yesterday. A car wiring fire on S Main Street caused $75 damage to Bonnie McGuire's vehicle. A light fixture sparked a $25 blaze at Robert Wilson's 6774 S Dixie Highway. A vacant house at 828 Abney Lane, tied to an estate, suffered negligible damage after clothes were set ablaze.
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Franklin
S. Main Street
Bonnie McGuire
Franklin- Lebanon Road
Robert Wilson
S. Dixie Highway
Howard Harville
Abney Lane
Lemon Township Trustees Receive Aid Check After Tornado
Lemon Township trustees received a 559.65 dollar check from Union Township for aid in the Pisgah area tornado cleanup of April 1974. Under mutual aid, Lemon sent road crews and equipment. Union requested an accounting of hours and gear used to repay from disaster funds received.
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Lemon Township
Union Township
Pisgah
Slayings at Handicapped Home Shock Jacksonville
A predawn robbery at a nonprofit home for 30 handicapped residents left two dead and three injured. Thelma Lehman blind 46 and Delta Bemis 59 were killed. Joseph Bemis 62 and Joy Castlen 22 were injured. Gary Reach 19 was beaten but survived. Police described a break in, assault on Reach, and shootings when residents investigated. The Rev. Wynn said Reach reported seeing a woman with the attacker.
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Jacksonville
Fila
Thelma Eloise Lehman
Delta Post
Miss Castlen
Man charged with sale to minor at local market
Police arrested Robert Miller and an 18 year old buyer after a multi day probe at B&P Market 2101 Woodlawn Ave. The teen, who was 18, was released on testimony conditions. Miller, 21, faces illegal sales to a minor charges and court tomorrow.
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B&p
Woodlawn Ave
Robert Miller
Bendel Drive
State Liquor Board
Miller
Two Teens Arrested in Jackson Lane Parking Lot
Police report two 16-year-olds were arrested at 4 a m in the Jackson Lane shopping center lot on drinking charges and grand theft investigation after a CB radio deal for tools crashed with police. Tools filled the car trunk. suspects denied involvement or knowledge of origins. A 29-year-old woman was admitted to Middletown Hospital after ingesting pills and alcohol, later released. A 33-year-old man faced hospital treatment for nerve pills and beer. A plate glass window at Studio Theater on Central Avenue was kicked out causing 150 in damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson Lane
Citizens Band Radio
Middletown Hospital
Studio Theater
Central Avenue
Ohio funds to install boat sewage pump out stations
The Ohio Department of Natural Resources will provide 100000 to communities to construct sewage pump out stations for boats. The money comes from the waterways safety fund in the capital improvement budget. Director Robert Teater notes all boats with marine heads on Ohio inland waters must have holding tanks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus, Ohio
Ohio Department of Natural Resources
Robert Teater
Waterways Safety Fund
Teater
Ohio
State workers to learn duties under reclassification plan
About 53,000 state employees will learn their new duties on January 2 as the reclassification takes effect January 4. State channel directorilip S. Hamilton said department chiefs aim for vast changes to the original plan, and a review caused delays in finalizing the work plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus, Ohio
Ilip S. Hamilton
State
Csannel
Tday
Ohio Deer Season Sets State Harvest Record
Ohio hunters harvested a record 11 789 deer in 1975, per the Division of Wildlife. Division chief Dale Haney cited a 26 cent rise over 1974’s 9 763, with Muskingum leading at 1 005 followed by Athens 872 and Morgan 658. The longbow deer season remains open statewide through January 24 1976.
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Columbus
Ohio
State Division of Wildlife
Dale Haney
Muskingum County
Athens County
Morgan
Meigs
Carlisle Lions Christmas Dinner and Dance
The Carlisle Lions and Lionesses hold their annual Christmas dinner and dance for members and guests tomorrow at 7 p.m. at the Lions building on Park Drive with music by the Contemporaries of Dayton. Lions will visit shut ins and the elderly on December 20.
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Carlisle
Carlisle Lions and Lionesses
Lions
Park Drive
Dayton
Shutins
Ohio Northern to Offer Gerontology Noncredit Workshop
Ohio Northern University will offer next year a noncredit workshop on gerontology. The course covers demographics, aging interfaces, and programs for the aged, with emphasis on social attitudes political adaptation and career openings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ada
Ohio
Ohio Northern University
Local 266 to vote on new paper contract Saturday
West Carrollton reports a special Local 266 United Paperworkers meeting at 10 a.m. Saturday to vote on proposed contract changes. James Allen, president of Local 266, announced the session at the Local 19 union hall on Walnut Street.
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West Carrollton
Bergstrom Aper Co
United Paperworkers International Union
Walnut Street
James Allen
Tradesmen urged to renew licenses before December deadline
Commissioner Fred Hampton of inspection urged plumbers heating and air conditioning workers electricians appliance installers and sewer toppers to renew their licenses by the December 31 deadline.
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Fred Hampton
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Rotary
Chappel Leasing
South Main
Ohio Churches
U.N. Action
Sara Moore
Carlisle Lion’s Dance
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