Postage stamp remains at 10 cents despite rate bid
Washington AP reports that the 10 cent price for first class mail remains in effect as the Postal Service faces court delays. A planned 13 cent raise for Sunday was blocked after judges noted a missing request to the Rate Commission. The Justice Department appeals to the DC Circuit as arguments loom Monday with no clear decision date.
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Washington
Postal Service
U.S
John J. Sirica
Postal Rate Commission
Justice Department
US Circuit Court For
District of Columbia
Medical Calls Reported From Three Local Incidents
At 7:44 p.m. a woman at 1518 Taylor Ave fainted and refused transport, later helped to bed. At 2:34 p.m. Steve Adkins, 19, of 3824 Fiesta Way, was found unconscious in a car at 604 S. Breiel Blvd and treated and released from hospital. At 10:05 a.m. Priscilla Brezovitz, 39, at 1510 Woodlawn Ave, had difficulty breathing, given oxygen, admitted in fair condition.
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Taylor Ave
S. Breiel Blvd
Steve Adkins
Fiesta Way
Woodlawn Ave
Priscilla Brezovitz
Loch Ness Film Showcases Flipperlike Appendages
Smithsonian zoologist Dr. George Zug notes underwater Loch Ness footage from Boston Academy of Applied Science depicts flipperlike appendages and a symmetric head-like object. He cautions evidence suggests large animals but is not yet identifiable, while London museum experts call the photos inconclusive.
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Washington
Smithsonian Institution
Scotland
Loch Ness Show
George Zug
National Museum of Natural History
London
Zug
Scottish Lake
Boston Academy of Applied Science
Loch Ness
Boston Academy
Natural History Museum
Robert Rines
Academy
London Museum
Woman Involved In Pennyroyal Road Crash
Wanda Varga, 26, of 574 Martha Drive, was injured when her car left a curve on Pennyroyal Road north of Franklin yesterday. State Patrol reports she was eastbound at 2:10 p.m. and swerved across the road several times before crashing into a fence and tree. she was admitted in fair condition for observation at Middletown Hospital.
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Franklin
Middletown Hospital
Pennyroyal Road
Here
State Patrol
Wanda Varga
Martha Drive
Court Reporting Course Offered at Dayton School
Registration runs through January 3 at the Dayton School of Court Reporting located in New Webster Industrial Park Dayton. Saturday classes cover English medical and legal terminology and speech with classes from 9 a.m. to 7 30 p.m.
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Dayton School of Court Reporting
New Webster Industrial Park
Webster St
Dayton
Living History Horse Farm planned for Orrville
Orrville, Ohio Wayne College plans a Living History Horse Farm to recreate Ohio rural life from 1818 to 1910. The project centers on the Barnet Hoover Log Farmhouse and will include an Amish farm exhibit, with a course in Amish studies launching this spring. The venture seeks federal funding and will operate as a nonprofit.
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Orrville
Ohio
Wayne College
Barnet-Hoover
Wayne
University of Akron
John G. Hedrick
College
Hedrick
Deaths and funerals for Willie Sizemore and Eleanor Davidson
Willie Sizemore 63 of 1403 Bernice Ave died Saturday at Middletown Hospital after long illness. Survived by wife Maude, four daughters, one son, 14 grandchildren and a great grandchild, plus extended family. Visitations Monday 3-5 p.m. at McCoy Leffler. body to Heavenly Highway Tabernacle. Burial Woodside Cemetery. Eleanor Davidson of Cincinnati died Thursday. services Monday at Union Baptist Church, Cincinnati. Thompson Funeral Home will handle arrangements.
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Willie Sizemore
Bernice Ave
Middletown Hospital
Kentucky
Fisher Body
Fairfield
Maude
Juanita Turner
Ellen Daniels
Middletown
Sue Huff
Trenton
Marie West
Fontana
Calif
Don
Franklin
Mary Deaton
Fairborn
McCoy-Leffler
Heavenly Highway Tabernacle
Hesiily Wilson
James McCollum
Woodside Cemetery
Eleanor Davidson
Cincinnati
Sue Gary
Davidson
Union Baptist Church
Thompson Funeral Home
Decorating winners named in Monroe
Monroe winners announced in the Christmas lighting contest of the Monroe Open Club. Mr. and Mrs. Larry Curless won the decoration category, judging conducted Friday evening by Mrs. Joseph Ditmyer and Mrs. Gerald Craft. Other winners included Mr. and Mrs. Joe Minor for door décor, Mr. and Mrs. William Brower for window décor, and Mr. and Mrs. Dale Ridenour for best use of lights. Prizes were silver sleigh bells engraved with the date, supplied by the Monroe Chamber of Commerce which co sponsored the event. Mrs. William Kinsey chaired the affair.
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Monroe
Larry Curless
Ridgeway Court
Monroe Open Club
Joe Minor
Sands Ave
William Brower
Dale Ridenour
Britton Lane
Monroe Chamber of Commerce
William Kinsey
Car Hits House on Queen Avenue Police Investigate
Officers investigated a report of a vehicle striking a house at Queen Avenue and Wicorf Street around 9 50 last evening. No injuries were reported. The car left the street during a turn and struck Kenneth Jones’s residence at 2300 Queen Ave.
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Queen Avenue
Wicorf Street
Kenneth Jones
Queen Ave
Social Security benefits rise faster than living costs
The Social Security Administration says benefits have grown 120 percent since 1960, outpacing a 81 percent rise in living costs over 15 years.
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Social Security Administration
Cincinnati faces New Year without city contracts
About 6,000 city workers including police and firefighters may be without a contract at midnight Dec 31 if negotiations fail. Union leaders warn of possible work slowdowns or strikes, as city asks for restraint while unions seek raises and cost of living allowances totaling millions.
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Dunaway
Forrest Buckely
Cincinnati Firefighters Association
William Donaldson
Donaldson
U.S
Joseph Rochford
FOP
Paul Berninger
Mother and boyfriend charged with murder in Harlem child deaths
In New York a mother Cynthia Mackall and her boyfriend Alfred Forte faced two murder counts after autopsy showed Rodell Mackall, 2, and Candy Cunningham, 4, died from blunt trauma and asphyxia. Bodies found in a burned box at a Harlem lot. authorities probe timeline and previous neglect records.
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New York
Cynthia Ramon
Harlem
Rodell Mackall
Candy Cunningham
Charlotte Esther
Debra Mackall
Dreher
Forte
Alexander’s Department Store
Queens
Rodell
Candy
Mackall
Alfred Forte
Repair Crews Work After Penn Central Derailment
Repair work continues on a Penn Central section after four cars derailed yesterday morning near Reinartz Boulevard west of N Main Street. The derailment damaged switches and track but no cars overturned.
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Penn Central
Reinartz Boulevard
N. Main Street
Man Injured in Todhunter Road Accident
A 46 year old man, Samuel Sandlin of 2716 Yankee Road, was listed in fair condition at Middletown Hospital after an accident on Todhunter Road between Yankee Road and Ohio 4 yesterday morning. He suffered two broken arms and cracked ribs.
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Middletown Hospital
Todhunter Road
Samuel Sandlin
Yankee Road
Ohio 4
Driver charged with hit-skip after Trenton collision
Butler County deputies arrested 21 year old Matthew Adams of 418 Hickory St for fleeing the scene after a hit-skip at the Trenton Shopping Center. He allegedly struck parked car owner Mary Oakley of 409 Sycamore Rd causing 300 dollars in damage and hit a utility pole before leaving east on Ohio 73.
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Trenton
Butler County
Matthew Adams
Hickory St
State Street
Mary Oakley
Sycamore Road
Adams
Ohio 73
Protectorate Established In England Under Cromwell
The Instrument of Government created a Protectorate with a Council of State and Oliver Cromwell appointed as Protector on December 16, 1653.
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England
Oliver Cromwell
Police Briefs Report Residential Theft and Recovered Car
A CITIZENS band radio valued at 230 and two antennas plus tools were stolen from Robert McMullen at 846 Jackson Lane. Beverly Jones at 1835 Vance St reported a break in with a rear window entry for a color TV set stereo and a bank. Lonnie Carpenter’s 1974 auto was recovered after theft between 1 30 and 2 am and found at 1807 N Breiel Blvd at 4 50 am.
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Citizens Band
Robert McMullen
Jackson Lane
Beverly Jones
Vance St
Lonnie Carpenter
Fisher Ave
N. Breiel Blvd
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Alice Ray Keil
Seattle
Wash
Living History Farm
Joseph Ditmyer
Gerald Craft
Elmer Dunaway
Fraternal Order of Police
American Federation of State County and Municipalit
Public Utilities
American Federation of State
Edward Dreher
East 118Th Street
Fifth Avenue
Todhunter
Union Sanitary
Union Sanitary Sweepstakes
Martin Pohjola
Oakland
Union
Sanitary
Park St
Second Ave
Grand Ave
Gideon Rd
Peasttown Mobile Center
Trenton Shopping Center
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