Fenwick High School Launches First Newspaper The Talon
Fenwick High School starts a new student newspaper The Talon after a student idea last October. Editor Ludden leads a staff of about 14 with adviser Mrs. Orr and a $600 startup funded by ads and subscriptions. Four page weekly issues planned at 25 cents each, aiming for 400 to 500 copies per issue with yearlong publication.
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Fenwick High School
Talon
Fenwick
Dav Tales
Ludden
Sue Orr
Stanley Neiheisel
Sua
Mike McLaughlin
McLaughlin
Pete Esposito
Fenwick H
Mail delivery service loses round in court
In Rochester, Patricia and J Paul Brennan face a federal ruling upholding the Postal Service monopoly on first class mail after a court sided with the USPS. The Brennans, who charge 10 cents per letter and offer same day delivery to about 300 downtown clients, vow to appeal as they continue operations. The case highlights a long legal battle over postal monopolies amid the service's multi hundred million deficits.
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Rochester
P.H Brennan
U.S
Patricia Brennan
J. Paul Brennan
U.S. Postal Service
Brennans
Congress
Brennan
Obituaries and funeral notices from Lebanon and Hamilton
Lebanon and surrounding areas report multiple deaths and funeral services. Mrs Leora M Decker 82 died in Bellefontaine with services Friday at Oswald Funeral Home. Harrell Eltzroth 64 formerly Lebanon died at Franklin Nursing Inn with service at funeral home. Thomas W Welch 90 of Harveysburg died in Centerville with service Friday at Stubbs Conner Funeral Home. Pearl Helton 68 Beech Grove Ind died at St Francis Hospital with service at Miami Valley Memory Gardens. In Hamilton Nancy Roberts 82 Albert Cox 68 Susan Kezur 31 Otis Brown 82 listed with services planned Friday at local Brown Dawson and Green funeral homes.
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Lebanon
Leora M. Decker
Mary Rutan
Bellefontaine
West Liberty Rt. 2
Fred Snider
Fort Myers
Fla
Gertrude Martin
Marysville
Oswald
J. T. McHendry
Lebanon Cemetery
Harrell Eltzroth
Franklin Nursing Inn
Lucille Coldiron
Clara Puckett
Thomas W. Welch
Harveysburg
Washington Manor South
Centerville
Welch
Welch Hardware
Wilma Warman
Middletown
Dorothy Linkous
Paul T. Welch
Paul Welch
Stubbs- Conner
Waynesville
Miami Cemetery
Corwin
Harveysburg United Methodist Church
Pearl Helton
Beech Grove
Ind
St. Francis Hospital
Helton
Lawrence
Indiana
Oswald Funeral Home
John Richardson
Miami Valley Memory Gardens
Hamilton
Nancy Roberts
Princeton Road
Brown-Dawson
Albert Cox
Dixie Highway
West Side
Suit to block Enquirer Post printing merger in Cincinnati
A federal suit filed in Cincinnati seeks to stop an operating agreement between The Cincinnati Post and The Cincinnati Enquirer. The suit seeks an injunction blocking U S Attorney General Griffin Bell from approving the deal and seeks damages of 50 million dollars for 131 printers.
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Cincinnati Post
The
Cincinnati Enquirer
U.S. District Court
Bell
the Enquirer
Post
Newspaper Preservation Act
Diabetic Counseling Program Starts Seventh Year at Mercy
Mercy Hospital in Hamilton will begin its seventh year of a free diabetic counseling program on January 10 with a five session course for outpatient diabetics and their families at 7 p.m. Registration requires physician approval and advance sign up. Contact 867-6604 weekdays. About 1,200 people have participated over six years.
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Hamilton — Mercy Hospital
Butler County Non-Smokers' Rights Group Forming Meeting
An organizational meeting for a Butler County group to promote smoke free air will be held Wednesday Jan 11 at 7 30 p m at the Hamilton YMCA. Goals include raising awareness of health hazards and restricting smoking in enclosed public places and encouraging smokers to consider others. Contact Barbara Kirsner in Cincinnati at 751 3650.
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Butler County
Hamilton Ymca
Second
Market Streets
Southwestern Ohio Lung Association
Barbara Kirsner
Association
Cincinnati
Donations stave off utility shutoff for Dayton widow
Dayton Power and Light kept Sally Burchfield’s gas and electric on until Jan 3 after neighbors promised to help cover part of her more than $800 bill. DP&L officials noted continued medical expenses and delayed Social Security benefits as challenges while they work on a budget plan with the family.
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Dayton, Ohio
Dayton Power & Light Co
Power Company
Sally Burchfield
Dayton Area
Parents seek removal of life support for 3 year old girl
In Media Pennsylvania a judge heard a petition from Michael and Geralyn Miller to disconnect the respirator sustaining their daughter Karen Miller who suffered fatal injuries after a babysitter's actions. Doctors testified Karen is cerebrally dead with no brain activity and no chance of recovery. The court will rule after reviewing the evidence and applicable law.
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Philadelphia
Karen Miller
Chester
Allen Tollen
Karen
Tollen
Michael
Geralyn Miller
Crozer-Chester Medical Center
Miller
Wright
Pair Injured in Car Crash Near Piqua Charge Filed
An 18-year-old driver Mark A. Black and 15-year-old Cynthia A. Snyder, both of Piqua, were hospitalized after their car struck a utility pole on U.S. 127 near Mann Road north of Camden. Black faces a reckless operation charge as deputies describe loss of control and off-road impact.
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Piqua
U.S. 127
Mann Road
Here
Black
ATU seeks new bus strike deal in Cincinnati talks
About 800 striking bus drivers and mechanics may vote Friday on a tentative agreement after six hours of talks between ATU locals and Queen City Metro. Seven strikers face a contempt hearing as Judge Mathews weighed a $500 daily fine for not returning to work.
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Cincinnati
Gene Metz
William R. Mathews
Hamilton County
Ohio
Norman Murdock
R-Cincinnati
Southwest Ohio Transit Authority
SORTA
Transition payouts improper during Carter transition
The Justice Department says the United States suffered no loss from improper transition expenditures by the Carter team. The GAO found irregularities such as fictitious travel vouchers, later repaid, and urged future preapproval by GSA. Both Carter and Ford teams should have reimbursed for military aircraft use, though neither drew the full appropriations.
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Washington
Justice Department
United States
Carter
General Accounting Office
GAO
Congress
General Services Administration
Gerald R. Ford
FDA studies manure fed to animals as potential fattening feed
The FDA weighs a possible shift toward using dried animal waste in livestock feed. Some states have begun allowing manure additives, arguing cost and protein benefits, while the agency cites disease and contaminant risks and maintains a 1967 policy against the practice.
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Food and Drug Administration
FDA
Agriculture Department
Alabama
California
Colorado
Mississippi
Virginia
Cese
Georgia
Iowa
Oregon
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Lillian Rose
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Thomas Welch
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Griffin Bell
Dayton
Donald Speyer
Dp&l
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