Miami Trustees Approve Tuition and Fee Increases
Miami University trustees vote to raise instruction fees for graduate and out-of-state students in Oxford Ohio starting next September. The quarterly rate climbs to 660 dollars including room and board estimates with a 50 dollar general fee and a 400 dollar tuition surcharge. The board also created a two year associate in arts degree and renamed the speech department to communication and theater.
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Oxford
Ohio
Miami
Middletown
Hamilton
Phillip R
Shriver
Ggterage House
Senate
Department of
Price Commission flags major retailers for price raise skips
The Price Commission says half of the nation’s largest retailers and wholesalers failed to seek permission to raise prices, risking legal actions and possible price rollbacks. Firms with $100 million or more in business must submit advance notice and supporting data. the commission can veto unjustified increases. Reports include Grayson list of firms such as Co. Inc., F W Woolworth, Kroger, A&P, Food Fair, Giant Food, Grand Union and Safeway.
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Washington
the Price Commission
Grayson
Co., Inc
F.W. Woolworth Co
Kroger
A&p
Food Fair
Giant Food Inc
Grand Union Co
Safeway Stores Inc
Mayfield Elementary Burglary on Burbank Avenue
Clifton Wells the custodian told police Mayfield Elementary on Burbank Avenue was entered by breaking a window with a rock. The suspects conducted an office search in search of money.
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Mayfield Elementary
Burbank Avenue
Clifton Wells
Two men sentenced to death in Walton service station slaying
A Boone County Circuit Court jury convicted Charles Ray Caine and Edward Lynn McIntosh for the robbery slaying of Carl Ray Walp at an Enco Service Station near the Walton Verona exit on I-75. Two co-defendants testified for the prosecution as trials for others were set.
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Burlington, Ky
Boone County
Walton, Ky
Charles Ray Caine
Covington
Edward Lynn McIntosh
Richmond
Carl Ray Walp
Enco
Walton-Verona
I-75
Janice Smith
Rodger Allen Wood
Cincinnati
Equity Rules Haircut Fees for Short-Haired Actors
London based Equity union says actors with short hair may be paid for haircuts. Producers who require performers to cut hair must pay $50 to each affected actor, clarifying compensation for grooming.
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London
Equity
Fairfield Nursing Home Declared Ineligible for Welfare
The Fairfield Nursing Home at 4070 Hamilton Road in Fairfield was ruled ineligible for welfare payments unless deficiencies are corrected by Jan. 1. State Welfare Director John E. Hanson added it to a list of 77 homes previously cited for failing to meet health and safety standards.
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Columbus
Fairfield
Hamilton Road
John E. Hanson
Ohio
Fires and Injuries Reported Across Middletown
At 10 13 a m a fire at 3505 Vannest Ave in Mrs Ella Kaylor home due to possible waste basket match causing $2000 to building and $1000 to contents later incidents include 3509 Vannest Ave odor of gas from defective heating unit at Rinks Department Store lot and 3109 Keays Ave grease pan fire causing $200 to building and $200 to contents a faulty heater hose from Middletown Hospital lot and two injuries: William Martens 27 finger cut and Ernie Vittori 19 fall injury treated en route to hospital
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Vannest Ave
Ella Kaylor
Rink
Keays Ave
Vernon Hasty
Middletown Hospital
S. Breiel Blvd
William Martens
Grand Ave
Ernie Vittori
Plane crash near I-75 claims two lives in Ohio
A twin-engine Piper Commancho nose dived into a field between I-75 and U S 25 near Bowling Green killing pilot instructor Gary D. Crane, 25, of Holland, and William O D Crossfield, 30, of Toledo.
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Bowling Green
Ohio
U.S. 25
Here
Ohio Highway Patrol
Gary D. Crane
Holland
William OD. Crossfield
Toledo
Strike Ended At National Gypsum Co In Niles
The National Gypsum Co. reached a new contract with its 170 employees in Niles Ohio ending a strike that began in September according to AP reports.
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Niles, Ohio
National Gypsum Co
LouAnn Inwood Wins Miss JA Title Again
LouAnn Inwood, 18, Middletown High senior, named Miss Junior Achievement at Manchester Motor Inn after placing third runner-up last year. She serves as personnel director for Ceramco III and will attend the National JA Conference and the Ohio State Fair. First runner-up is Marsha Perkins, second runner-up is a Middletown High sophomore, and third runner-up is Jennifer Jones.
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LouAnn Inwood
Manchester Motor Inn
Miss Inwood
Dudley Inwood
Kenridge Drive
Inwood
Middletown High School
Ceramco III
Marsha Perkins
Bert Perkins
1604
Grand Ave
Eee
Baltimore St
Manchesco Co
Jennifer Jones
Eric Jones
Elwood Ave
Amy Gillen
Franklin
V.K. Gillen
Pearle P. Dutton Obituary Services Set In Zanesville
Pearle P. Dutton 83 a retired Zanesville school teacher died yesterday at Mt. Pleasant Home Monroe. Services 2 p.m. tomorrow at Brighton Presbyterian Church Zanesville with Rev. Frederick Huish officiating. Burial Memorial Park Zanesville. Call 12:30 p.m. to time of service.
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Brighton Presbyterian Church
Zanesville
Pearle P. Dutton
Mt. Pleasant
Monroe
Frederick Huish
Memorial Park
Services for Mildred Little Funeral Details Released
Mrs Mildred Little 58 of 2212 Grand Ave died yesterday at Middletown Hospital. Services set for 2 pm Tuesday at McCoy Leffier Funeral Home with burial in Woodside Cemetery. Visitation at the funeral home tomorrow from 6 to 9 p m. Survivors listed in notice.
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Mildred Little
Mildred ‘Little
Grand Ave
Middletown Hospital
McCoy-Leffier Funeral Home
Woodside Cemetery
Obituary of Miss Mary Jane Swain
Miss Mary Jane Swain, 89, of 212 Highland Ave, died after long illness. A Ridgeville native, she was a member of Ridgeville Community Church. No immediate survivors. Services at 2 p.m. Tuesday at Anglesby Funeral Home, with viewing Monday 2–5 and 7–9. Burial in Miami Cemetery, Corwin.
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Mary Jane Swain
Highland Ave
Swain
Ridgeville
Anglesby Funeral Home
Miami Cemetery
Corwin
Federal Suit Filed Against Transit Firm in Cincinnati
The U S district court in Cincinnati filed a case against Cincinnati Transit Inc over a November fare hike and service cuts. The government seeks restoration of service and restitution to riders. Mayor Luken said the city would reject a January 1 1972 five cent increase to 50 cents without city approval.
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Cincinnati
Cincinnati Transit, Inc
U.S. District Court
CTI
Thomas Luken
Cincinnati Public Utilities ‘Department
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Kenneth Frye
Oide Towne Apts
Park St
Id Ave
Central Ave
Gideon Rd
Union Sanitary Sweepstakes
James D. Elam
Randall, Franklin
Lou Ann Inwood
Fairfield Nursing Home
Goldman Ave
Terri Paynter
Ray Paynter
West Place
Trenton
Ben Ligon
Gulf Service
N. Main
Manchester
Your Heart Association
Oscar Koeppel
Sutter Co. Weart Association
Mcknight St
Gibson
United State
Fender
Martin
Yamaha
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Eas
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