Judge Bans Rozelle Rule as Antitrust Violation in NFL
U.S. District Judge Earl R. Lawson permanently barred the NFL and its 26 teams from enforcing the Rozelle Rule after a trial with former Baltimore tight end John Mackey and others. The ruling says players may sell services to the highest bidder and could reshape pro football while the decision faces appeal.
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Minneapolis
U.S
Earl R. Lawson
NFL
Rozelle
Lawson
Baltimore
John Mackey
Larson
National Football League
Congress
Mackey
NFL Reunion
California
Joe Kapp
Supreme Court
Franklin Court 3 bound over to Warren jury
Three area men were bound over to the Warren County grand jury in Franklin Municipal Court on a charge of aggravated burglary for a December home break in Franklin. Bond was set at 10,000 for two suspects, 6,000 for the third, with involved defendants named as Pieratt and Ingram. The docket also lists multiple traffic and petty offense fines including concealed weapon, improper handling of firearms, reckless operation, and speeding offenses.
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Franklin
Warren County Grand Jury
Franklin Municipal Court
Catherine Rossman
E. Jackson St
David Scott Pieratt
Middletown
Gordon B. Pieratt
Cincinnati
Jerome S. Ingram
Danny Ray Couch
N. Main St
Ralph E. Fitzpatrick
Kenny Lane
Engine Failure Blamed for Cadiz Plane Crash
Ohio Highway Patrol reports engine failure caused a crash near Cadiz that killed George Grantonie 66 of Mingo Junction. Passenger John Benk 53 of Mingo Junction is in serious condition at a Steubenville hospital after the single engine plane wrecked on the John Ash farm northeast of Cadiz.
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Cadiz
Ohio
Ohio Highway Patrol
George Grantonie
Mingo Junction
Grantonie
Wintersville
John Ash
John Benk
Steubenville
Carlisle burglary hearing set for Jan 2 in Franklin Court
In Carlisle two men, Rick Earl Berger age 22 and Leslie Collins age 19, face burglary and trespassing charges after a Sunday night break in. Berger is held on 10500 dollar bond and Collins on 7750 dollars. Police tracked stolen property to a nearby under construction home where the men allegedly fired at officers and were captured uninjured.
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Carlisle
Franklin
Rick Earl Berger
Sierra Court
Leslie Collins
Donald Clarkson
Timothy Lane
Winter Garden store owner charged in Christmas Eve murders
W T Zeigler Jr 35 faced four counts of first degree murder for the deaths of his wife Eunice 32 her parents Perry Edwards 72 Virginia Edwards 52 and customer Charles Mays 35 at his Winter Garden furniture store. Police allege greed driven plot involving two life insurance policies and a staged robbery.
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Orlando, Fla
W.T. Zeigler Jr
Zeigler
Winter Garden
Orlando
Ziegler
Eunice
Perry Edwards
Virginia Edwards
Moultrie
Charles Mays
Orange County
Melvin Colman
Colman
Deaths and funerals in Middletown area
Obituaries list several local deaths including Mark F. Laubach 69 of 3203 Bexley Drive died at Middletown Hospital with services by Joseph R. Baker & Sons Funeral Home. Also announced are Bertha Wagner 72 formerly of Illinois Ave, Anna Leturgez 76, Charles Henry Stahley 72, Alma K. Stahlheber 87, and Willard Knobelock and Andrew Trunck in nearby locales. Burial and service details given for each, with dates and receiving locations.
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Mark F. Laubach
Bexley Drive
Middletown Hospital
Mr. Laubach
Excello
Are D Co
Eleanor
James
Peasttown
Mary Jones
Anna Marie Daley
Middletown
Joseph R. Baker & Sons
Albert Schoenig
Mt. Pleasant Cemetery
Bertha Wagner
Illinois Ave
Colonial Manor Nursing Home
Armel Taulbee
Woodside Cemetery
Thomas House
Chippewa St
New Miami
Ft. Hamilton- Hughes Hospital
Hamilton
Don
Pamela
Ternal
Charles House
Ralph Needham
Middletown Rt. 1
Ralph Ring
Spring Hill Cemetery
Huntsville
McCoy-Leffler Funeral Home
Charles Henry Stahley
Maytown
Morgan County Hospital
West Liberty
Marie
Jack Williams
Frank Morefield
Dayton
Gary
Miamisburg
Walter
Bertha Steele
Mae Heflin
Trenton
Anna Douglas
Springboro
Church of God
Porter Funeral Home
Campton
Camden
Alma K. Stahlheber
Seven Mile
Woodland Manor
Oxford
Stahlheber
William
Dorothy Taylor
Camden Rt. 3
Hilda Shumaker
Wilbur
Camden Rt
Victor
Hilda Blount
Helen Schaub
Willard Knobelock
Countrydale Court
Memorial Park Cemetery
St. Louis
Andrew Trunck
Fairgrove Ave
St. Stephen’s Church
Three Area Break-Ins Reported In Butler County
Butler County sheriff's deputies investigated three break-ins in the Middletown area. Items taken include bows and arrows rifle shotgun portable radio and tape player valued at 830 dollars from the Alda Smith residence on Wayne Madison Road. Saddles valued at 810 dollars were stolen from the A T Lyons residence on Hamilton Middletown Road. Tools valued at 498 dollars were taken from Arthur Martin residence on Kalbfleisch Road. the incident occurred Saturday or Sunday and is under investigation.
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Butler County Sheriff's Deputies
Middletown
Alda Smith
Wayne-Madison Road
A.T. Lyons
Hamilton- Middletown Road
Blast at explosives facility near McArthur injures worker
A blast at the Austin Powder Co. plant near McArthur Ohio hospitalizes Mildred Hembree 47 of Hamden. Officials say security forces on site and no sheriff's report yet. An Austin spokesman called it an accident with other injuries possible but details withheld.
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Athens
Mildred Hembree
Hamden
McLure
Cincinnati boards to ask Supreme Court desegregation ruling
Cincinnati Board of Education lawyers said they will ask the U S Supreme Court to interpret a three opinion appellate court ruling on whether evidence from before July 26, 1965 can be used in a desegregation suit. Judge Porter had blocked such evidence but the appeals panel split with three opinions.
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Cincinnati
Cincinnati Board of Education
S. Supreme Court
Beirne
Washington
U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
NAACP
Tina Deal
U.S. District Court
David S. Porter
Bierne
Appellate Court
Porter
Pierce Lively
Harry Phillips
Paul Weick
Bank robber ordered probation in Cincinnati case
Milton Snelling a 19 year old Marine from Cincinnati pleaded guilty to the August 29 robbery of Apollo Savings and Loan in Westwood. U S District Judge Tim othy S. Hogan sentenced him to 25 years in jail with five years probation saying justice for the individual matters. The $1600 taken was returned.
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U.S. District Court
Timothy S. Hogan
Ron
Hogan
Milton Snelling
Cincinnati
Snelling
U.S
Camp Lejeune
N.C
Apollo Savings and Loan
Westwood
Tomato paste prices plunge on world market
Washington report shows a surplus in tomato paste supplies has driven world prices down from 900 950 dollars per metric ton to about 500 550 dollars. A metric ton equals 2205 pounds.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
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Warren Jury
H.L. Yonas
Turner Lane
Fred Bell
Charles T. Hogg Jr
Art. Ave
Hogg
Roy Cole
Stanley St
Larry E. Schrul
Central Ave
Joseph McCutcheon
18Th Ave
Kimberly J. Price
Larry F. Profitt
Dubois Road
National Selected
M‘coy -Leffler Funeral Home
Sutphin
Woodlawn
Homer D. Leffler
Middletown Bank
WPFB
Mark Laubach
Glenn House
Glenn Roger House
Anna Leturgez
Farmersburg
Ind
Charles Stahley
Alma Stahlheber
R.C. Nein & Sons
Carrtown Cemetery
Soing
High Court
Dodds Monuments
Verity Pkvy
14Th Ave
Charles
Bud) Steller
Mgr
Swednesda
Gimous Kecyoe
S. Breiel Blvd
Shopping Plaza
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