Millett's new package for Ohio branch campuses outlined
Chancellor John D. Millett plans a revised package renaming the 19 university branch campuses “general colleges” under state university control. The plan adds technical courses, merges twelve academic centers, and keeps flexiblity to develop new programs. A public hearing is set for Jan. 14 with a vote the next day ahead of a General Assembly master plan.
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Donald B. Swegan
Cleveland Commission On Higher Education
Swegan
John Marshall Briley
Toledo
Board of ‘Regents
General Assembly
Thefts Reported In City Neck of a Few Hours
City detectives investigated several thefts including a missing money stash from the Web Bar on Michigan Avenue a $149 television set taken from David Howard on Sixth Avenue two outdoor light displays and lights valued at 50 dollars stolen from a yard and a car at the K of C lot on First Avenue entered with a stereo music player two speakers and two tape cartridges stolen from Kathy Chupka’s vehicle with a skeleton key possibly used at 823 Sixth Avenue.
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David Howard
Sixth Ave
Emmett Gregory
14Th Ave
Kathy Chupka
Manchester Road
First Avenue
Postmasters Named for Seven Mile and Hamilton
Postmaster General Winton M. Blount named Mildred M. Truster to the Seven Mile post and Ray L. Schulte to the Hamilton post effective yesterday. Both appointments follow the new nonpolitical merit system established by the recently enacted Postal legislation.
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Seven Mile
Hamilton
Winton M. Blount
Mildred M. Truster
Seven Mile Post
Ray L. Schulte
Jazz Writer Dies
Charles Edward Smith aged 64 longtime jazz writer and founding member of the Institute of Jazz Studies died Wednesday in New York AP report notes his pioneering work and influence on jazz journalism and scholarship.
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New York
Charles Edward Smith
The
Institute of Jazz Studies
Auditorium receives mural for Middletown Miami University
Don Shryock of Cincinnati created a three panel metal sculpture eight by twenty four feet commemorating the arts. Don Shryock donated the piece to the Middletown Campus of Miami University in memory of Dave Finkelman, with funds from Gladys Finkelman. The work was supervised by Shryock who operates a home studio at 10913 Spruce Hill Drive and now sells through Dayton and Cincinnati galleries.
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Cincinnati
Middletown
Miami University
Sam Bell
Dave Finkelman
Gladys Finkelman
Shryock
Gallery of Arts and Design
Dayton
Art House
Gallery of Arts
Spruce Hill Drive
Fenwick Senior Nominated to Merchant Marine Academy
Fenwick High School senior William J. Sweeney II, 17, of 101 Renee Drive received a nomination from Sen. Stephen M. Young to attend the U S Merchant Marine Academy at Kings Point, entering in June 1971. The congressman names up to 10 candidates subject to exams and confirmation. Academy grads earn licenses as engineers or deck officers, a Bachelor of Science, and Naval Reserve commissions.
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Kings Point, N. Y
Stephen M. Young
William J. Sweeney II
William J. Sweeney
Renee Drive
Young
U.S. Naval Reserve
Army Leave Policy Trouble Looms Over 14 Day Home Leave
Twenty five of the first U S service members to use the new 14 day U S home leave failed to return to Vietnam aboard the charter flight, blamed partly on U S winter weather and transportation problems. The Pentagon said they may be marked absent without leave only if they did not notify their units. Some may have to pay at least 510 dollars for a commercial return if they cannot rebook. The leave program aimed to boost morale and ease wartime withdrawal pressure. A key rule requires confirmed travel space to return before leave ends.
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United States
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Saigon
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Indictments Over Harboring Rev Daniel Berrigan In Rhode Island
A federal grand jury indicted Dr William Stringfellow and poet Anthony Towne in Providence for allegedly harboring antiwar priest Rev Daniel Berrigan who eluded arrest for five months after his Catonsville draft-destroying conviction. FBI agents arrested Berrigan Aug 11 at the Towne Stringfellow home. Daniel and Philip Berrigan are serving three-year terms in Danbury for destroying draft records.
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Anthony Towne
Daniel Berrigan
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Yellow Block Island
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Stringfellow
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Danbury
Conn
Catonsville
Obituary for Edward Blevins 86 Middletown area resident
Edward Blevins 86 of 410 Preble County Line Road died yesterday morning at home after 28 years as an area resident. He is survived by his wife Belle a daughter Mrs Jasper Deaton four grandchildren eight great grandchildren a sister Mrs Nannie Moore of Middletown and a brother Carl Blevins of Goshen Funeral services set for 10 a.m. Tuesday at Joseph R Baker & Sons Funeral Home with Rev Rodney Williams. burial in Fairmount Cemetery West Elkton Friends may call 7 to 9 p.m. tomorrow.
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Edward Blevins
Preble
County Line Road
Carpenter
Belle
Jasper Deaton
Nannie Moore
Middletown
Carl Blevins
Goshen
Joseph R. Baker & Sons
Rodney Williams
Fairmound, Cemetery
West Elkton
Mrs Lucy Morgan 45 dies at home in Lebanon
Mrs Lucy Morgan age 45 dies Friday at her home 614 Hudson Street South Lebanon after a brief illness. She worked 11 years for G C Murphy Store in Lebanon and is survived by husband Henry two daughters Joyce Barrett Doris Black Mary Center of South Lebanon two sons William and Walter five brothers one sister and two grandchildren. Funeral services will be Tuesday at 2 p.m. at First Baptist Church South Lebanon. Burial in South Lebanon Cemetery. Oswald Funeral Home to receive visitors Monday 6 to 9 p.m.
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Lucy Morgan
Hudson St
South
G. C. Murphy
Henry
Joyce Barrett
Doris Black
Mary Center
South ‘Lebanon
William
Walter
South Lebanon
Walter Scott
Kentucky
First Baptist Church
Oswald
GOP May Seek to Shield State Jobs in Redistricting Session
In Columbus, Republicans weigh a sleeper plan to rush civil service protections for provisional and classified workers. The aim is to secure job holds before Gov elect Gilligan takes office, while risking a constitutional clash and delayed effect unless emergency action passes.
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Columbus
James A. ‘Rhodes
John Gilligan
Ohio
Ohio House
Senate
Gilligan
Five Arrested On Drug Charge In Cincinnati Shooting Case
In Cincinnati five people were arrested on drug related charges after a Thursday night home party incident. An 11 year old Springfield Township girl remains in fair condition at General Hospital with a gunshot wound to the chest. Charles W Ziegler 19 faces an intentional shooting charge. Also charged with supplying a hallucinogen to a minor are Stephen M Arnold 22 James R Arnold 20 Gary L Dick 19 and James M Merishon 23 who owned the house where the shooting occurred. Police say they seized drugs narcotics hypodermic needles medical equipment and a 38 caliber derringer. Motive for the shooting could not be determined.
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Springfield Township
General Hospital
Charles William Ziegler
Zieg‘ler
Stephen M. Arnold
James R. Arnold
Gary L.dick
James
Founder John Bell Dies At 80 In Cleveland
John Grover Bell founder and chairman of Bonne Bell Inc died Friday at age 80 in Cleveland. He started the cosmetics company in the late 1920s and helped pioneer medicated cosmetics as it grew into an international firm.
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Cleveland
John Grover Bell
Bonne Bell Inc
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