17-Year-Old Elected To County GOP Post
Arthur J. Fridrich, 17, a Cleveland South High School senior, was named associate vice chairman of the Cuyahoga County Republican organization. He will join the 16-member policy committee when he turns 18 in May. Fridrich heads the county Teen-Age Republican Club and has long aided GOP efforts since 1967, including work for Seth Taft in Cleveland.
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Cleveland
Cuyahoga County
Republican
Arthur J. Fridrich
Saul G. Stillman
Robert E. Hughes
Cleveland South
Fridrich
Seth Taft
Taft
Deaths And Funerals Moses H Hawkins
Moses H Hawkins 73 of 707 Moore St died at 3 a m Wednesday at Middletown Hospital after a Dec 14 admission. Retired in 1962 after 10 years as city boiler house custodian. Born Estill County Kentucky resident Middletown 65 years. Survived by wife Nora two daughters Betty Waly Hawkins lace and Demarius LeForce of Middletown two sons Elmo Norfolk Virginia and James Middletown sister Lillian Chamberlain Middletown brother Chandler Fort Myers Florida eight grandchildren two great grandchildren. Services 10 am Saturday McCoy Leffler Funeral Home Rev Henry Howard officiating burial Woodside Cemetery. Friends may call Friday 3-5 and 7-9 pm.
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Moses H. Hawkins
Moore St
Middletown Hospital
Hawkins
Estill County
Middletown
Nora
Betty Waly Hawkins Lace
Demarius LeForce
Elmo
Norfolk, Va
James
Lillian Chamberlain
Chandler
Fort Myers
Fla
McCoy-Leffler Funeral
Henry Howard
Woodside Cemetery
Clarence Price 72 Harveysburg Died at Home
Clarence Price of Harveysburg died at home on Tuesday at age 72. Survived by his wife Lucy and two sons Charles and others. Funeral arrangements pending with local family services.
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Clarence Price Waynesv
Clarence B. Price
Harveysburg
Lucy
Charles
Services Saturday For Victim Isaacs 2
Delmar L Isaacs 2 of Fairfield Avenue Apt 4 dies in car crash on wet road. services set 2 p m Saturday at Pentecostal Church in Dodds with burial at Miami Cemetery Corwin. Survived by wife Connie a son Delmar E and daughters Deborah Lisa and Geneva all at home, parents Godfrey and Mrs Isaacs of Duluth Ky nine sisters four brothers.
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Waynesville
Delmar L. Isaacs
Apt. 4
Fairfield Avenue
Pentecostal
Dodds
Miami Cemetery
Corwin
Connie
Delmar E
Deborah
Lisa
Geneva
Godfrey Isaacs
Duluth
City Offices To Be Closed On Christmas Eve
City offices will close Friday for the first time on Christmas Eve as announced by Richard Clark assistant city manager. He noted utility bills may be paid by depositing the bill and exact amount inside a building depository.
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Richard Clark
Clark
Firemen's Wives Elect New Officers in Middletown
Mrs Bonnie Beel of 3110 Judy Drive was sworn in yesterday as president of the South Middletown Firemen's Wives Club during a meeting at the fire house on Forrer Street. New officers include Mrs Marsha Stacy as vice president Mrs Diana Hiatt as treasurer Mrs Jennifer Lacefield as secretary and Mrs Diana Brewer as sergeant at arms.
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Bonnie Beel
Judy Drive
South Middletown
Fire Reports and Injuries From Local Incidents
Fire at 2:28 pm on Central Avenue referenced Lois Perry age 42 of 7501 Kiester Road who remained at the scene until 7:41 pm. Broad Street incident involves Corbet Tyra M4 ill transported to Middletown Hospital by ambulance with condition today. Everett Lillard of 317 North Main Street fell, injured head, taken to hospital by ambulance with condition today fair.
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WPFB
Central Avenue
Lois Perry
Kiester Road
Broad St
Corbet Tyra
Middletown Hospital
N. Main St
Everett Lillard
Cop Gets Kiss For Ticket
Reno police officer Fred Boutson handed a Christmas warning to a woman driver clocked at 37 mph in a 25 mph zone. After Boutson returned to his car the woman rushed forward and kissed him on the cheek, and he forgot to get her name.
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Reno
Nev
Fred Boutson
Boutson
Bus swept away by flood kills about 50 in South Africa
About 50 Africans were believed dead after a crowded bus was carried off by a flooded river about 70 miles north of Tzaneen on Tuesday night. Local authorities worked to recover victims as teams searched the riverbank and roadside areas for remains.
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Tzaneen
South Africa
Barking Up Wrong Tree Breeders Misled on Act
Washington AP reports a dog breeders telegram campaign to veto the Animal Welfare Act of 1970 was cooled after reassurances. The bill, passed by Congress, would regulate breeders and protect animals in research while exempting hobby breeders and keeping puppy sales unrestricted.
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Washington
Nixon
Congress
Robert Dole
Claude Williams
American Kennel Association
Dole
White House
Agriculture Department
Department
Senate
Feder
North Vietnam Repeats June 30 Pullout Demand
North Vietnam renews demand that the United States withdraw all troops by June 30 1971 before any prisoner release and says no talks while deadlines are imposed. Xuan Thuy and other delegates show no sign of progress as Christmas talks continue. Bruce urges immediate internationally supervised cease fire and humane treatment of prisoners.
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Paris
North Vietjnam
United States
United
Xuan Thuy
U.S
96Th Ses
Sion
Thuy
North
South Vietnam
Miet Cong
David K.E. Bruce
Southeast Asia
Bruce
Washington-Saigon
Indochina
Pham Dang Lam
Ben Hai
Nixon Signs Blesses 8 Million Farm Bill
President Nixon signed an eight billion farm bill with mild complaints about its size. He noted it is 700 million more than requested but approved the package. He highlighted programs like food stamps and school milk while criticizing subsidies for the milk program and agricultural conservation funding.
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Nixon
Washington
Agriculture Department
Mercy Flight Lifts Russian To Hospital
A Russian seaman, 24, aboard the Kazatineski was evacuated by Alaska Air Command helicopter to Maynard MacDougal Memorial Hospital in Nome Alaska in critical condition with a broken back and injuries from a shipboard accident. The three hour mission from Galena involved searching in fog and a flare signal before aid was delivered and the patient flown 44 minutes back to Nome.
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Nome
Alaska
Bering Sea
Alaska Air Command
Kazatineski
Maynard MacDougal Memorial Hospital
Galena
US Coast Guard
Air Force
Coast Guard
Lord Snowden Still Hospitalized After Minor Operation
Lord Snowdon husband of Princess Margaret remains in the London Clinic for at least another week to recover from a minor operation on December 15. The extended stay will cause Queen Elizabeth II to miss the royal Christmas party at Windsor Castle. Hospital officials say his recovery is satisfactory and details of the surgery were not disclosed.
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London
Lord Snowden
Margaret
Elizabeth
Wind ‘Sor Castle
Snowdon
Community Santa to Miss Christmas Rounds
In Waynesboro Pennsylvania 79 year old C K White Sr. will not make his usual Santa rounds due to illness and confinement at home. His family takes over the duties distributing baskets of food to the elderly and candy to children while his wife and children handle the outreach.
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C. K. White Sr
Waynesboro Record Herald
White
Mary Towles Sasseen and the origins of Mother's Day
Mary Towles Sasseen of Kentucky may have inspired the national Mothers Day observance when she led the first classroom celebration in 1887. Her work helped push Congress to establish a legal holiday and in 1926 the Kentucky Legislature named her as the originator.
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Frankfort
Mary Towles Sasseen
Wilson
Henderson
Congress
Kentucky
Envoy Kidnappers Stand firm on death threat
In Rio de Janeiro the Swiss ambassador Giovanni Bucher’s kidnappers warned they would execute him if the government does not add 13 names to the 51 prisoners it agreed to release. The group said 70 names were demanded originally and rejected a full trade for the other 13.
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Giovanni Bucher
Bucher
Popular Revolutionary Vanguard
Brazil
Papal Nun‘cio
Judge Schneider to Step Down in Cincinnati
Judge Louis J. Schneider Sr. of the Hamilton County Common Pleas Court will retire on December 31 after serving since 1936. He leaves two years left on his term and plans to join a local law firm, triggering a governor’s appointment before John Gilligan takes office.
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Cincinnati
Louis J. Schneider Sr
Hamilton County Common Pleas Court
Schneider
Louis Schneider
Ohio Supreme Court
Ohio
James A. Rhodes
John Gilligan
Hamilton County
Common Pleas Court
Barberton considers ban on throwaway drink bottles
Barberton city council opens first reading of a measure to prohibit sale of beer and soft drinks in cans or throwaway bottles and require returnable containers. Violators face fines up to 100 dollars and up to 30 days in jail per violation. The plan mirrors actions in nearby Akron and other Summit County towns. The ordinance would take effect next Navy if approved.
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Akron, Ohio
Barberton
Akron
Cuyahoga Falls
Stow
Summit County
Ohio
Navy
Social Security Office in Hamilton to Close Thursday Noon
The Hamilton Social Security office will close at noon on Thursday under a half day holiday executive order by President Nixon. The office will reopen Monday at 9 a.m.
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Social Security
Hamilton
Nixon
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Robert Kammerer
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Millville
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Tom Smith
Progress Ave
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Patricia Cronin
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New York
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By David Mason
Mercy Flight
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