Fourth Street Bridge Location of Greatest Interest At Meeting
Franklin town meeting drew 150 residents as the Fourth Street bridge location dominated the discussion. Citizens suggested options across the river or at various points while city leaders noted state funding and the master plan favor Fourth Street. A public hearing will be held later this year. The meeting also covered zoning, housing conditions, and a proposed home rule charter with a May 6 special election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fourth Street Bridge
Nadine Kirkpatrick
Great Miami River
Jackson
Franklin
Chautauqua
Fourth Street
Gerald Miller
State ‘Highway Department
Robert Eaton
City Charter Commission
Muskie to Speak at Miami University Charter Day
U S Senator Ed Muskie will address Miami University's 160th Charter Day convocation on February 17 in Millett Assembly Hall Oxford. President Phillip R. Shriver announces the public event marking the 1809 act establishing the university.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oxford
U.S
Senaor Edsound Sr
Muskie
Miami University
Miami
Phillip R. Shriver
New Millett Assembly Hall
Japan
Shriver
Ohio General Assembly
al University
Miami University Symphony Era
Miami Men's Glee Club
Miami Choraliers
Joli C. Wabrick, Jr
Millett Hall
Les
Magkie
Rhodes Proposes Broad Bond and Research Package for Ohio
Rhodes asks for a joint resolution to place on the ballot a bonds plan funding low and middle income housing, a $3 million Wooster research center expansion, $3 million for water and air pollution study in the southeast, and multiple $4 million centers in Toledo Hamilton and northeast Ohio. He also seeks $7.5 million for an international trade center at Cleveland State, $30 million for a transportation research center in Union and Logan counties, and $100 million for water and air pollution from Issue One. He cites welfare belt at $864 million and pushes arts funding, mental health improvements, and lowering the voting age to 19 amid legislative opposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio Turnpike Commission
Agriculture Research and Development Center
Wooster
Ohio
Rhodes
Toledo
Hamilton Technical Institute
Northeast
Cleveland State University
Union
Logan
Fire Runs and Medical Emergencies Reported in Middletown
At 10:56 a.m. 603 Yankee Road Carene Ulrich age 64 suffered nose and mouth bleeding and was taken to Middletown Hospital in a Riggs ambulance and dismissed. At 4:45 p.m. Ruth Sexton age 26 at 26 N Clinton St was found on the floor with breathing difficulty and transported to Middletown Hospital in a Riggs ambulance in critical condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yankee Road
Carene Ulrich
Middletown Hospital
Riggs
Ruth Sexton
N. Clinton St
English Ancestry Among U.S. Presidents
A study shows twenty of the thirty five U.S. presidents traced their ancestry to England. It notes a significant portion of early leaders shared English roots influencing presidential backgrounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
XB70 Arrives at Dayton Base for Museum Display
The XB70 research plane arrived at Wright Patterson Air Force Base from California and will be placed in the Air Force museum. The craft, designed as an intercontinental bomber, could reach 2000 mph but never entered production. the XB70 prototype was used for supersonic transport research.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dayton, Ohio
Wright-Patterson Air Force Base
California
Air Force Museum
Democrats back Republican for Greenfield councilman
In Greenfield Ohio the Democratic Party endorses Ray W. Devitt for councilman at large in the May primary. County Chairman Ralph W. Phillips praised Devitt as one of the finest candidates and public officials the city could have.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenfield
Ohio
Ralph W. Phillips
Ray W. Devitt
Thelma Ritter Dies at 65 in Queens Hospital
Thelma Ritter, raspy voiced character actress on film radio and TV, died at Queens General Hospital. She would have turned 65 on Valentine's Day. A Brooklyn native, she started acting at eight, starred on Broadway in New Girl In Town, won an Antoinette Perry award, and leaves husband Joseph Moran and two children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Thelma Ritter
Queens General Hospital
Miss Ritter
Queens
Joseph Moran
Brooklyn
Boroadway
Gwen Verdon
Joseph Anthony
Monica Ann
Oil Slick Closes Santa Barbara Harbor as Seals Trapped
Oil from a rapidly expanding spill covered Santa Barbara Harbor and beaches within miles. Crews sprayed chemicals to clear a six inch layer around 700 anchored boats while six miles at sea worked to seal the leaking well. Containment measures followed new interior department drilling rules after the Tuesday resumption of offshore drilling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Barbara
Calif
Interi- Washington
Walter J. Hickel
Pacific
Carpinteria
Goleta
Anacapa
Union Qi] Co
Santa Barbara Channel
Department of the Interior
Bogus Money Suspect Free On $5 000 Bond
In Columbus Ohio Jack G Whitt 44 released on 5000 bond after arraignment on counterfeiting charges. Lawrence Whitt 25 Oakland California held on 20000 bond for possession and attempted sale of counterfeit money. Bobby Fulton 28 San Francisco held for possession. Police raided a motel room where Lawrence allegedly tried to sell Fulton 50000 bogus bills. Remaining funds found in a house occupied by Jack Whitt. Fulton referred to U S Attorney Office. Raid cited as second largest in history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus, Ohio
Jack G. Whitt
Columbus
U.S. Commission
Alphonse
Cincione
Lawrence Whitt
Oakland
Calif
Franklin County
Bobby Fulton
San Francisco
Fulton
Jack Whitt
U. S. Attorney’s Office
New York City
Vandalism Damages Edison Elementary Crafts Room
Clarence Burnett custodian and Roland Gadd principal reported damage at Edison Elementary 1701 S Main St after a break in. Three desks broken a chair damaged a music rack ripped from a piano and debris cocoa plaster of Paris and broken glass scattered. Value may exceed 60 dollars. Entry appeared through an open door with no force.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edison Elementary
S. Main St
Clarence Burnett
Central Ave
Roland Gadd
Paris
Licavoli Case May Influence 1970 Governor Race
Cincinnati lawyer Harry H. McIlwain says the commuted sentence of convicted murderer Thomas Licavoli could become a factor in the 1970 governor’s race. McIlwain had urged an investigation, but Atty. Gen. Paul Brown called the move political. Licavoli, 65 and nearly blind, has spent 35 years jailed for four Toledo killings. Rhodes reduced charges to second degree, making parole possible as the parole board weighs the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio
Cincinnati
Harry H. McIlwain
Thomas Licavoli
McIlwain
Atty
Paul Brown
Brown
McKilwain
Licavoli
Toledo
James A. Rhodes
Deaths And Funerals H B Center and Stahley
Two obituaries note the death of H B Center 65 of Burbank Calif and long illness survivor list includes wife Martha two sons Thomas and Jerry and siblings. Services set for 11 am Friday at McCoy Lefler Funeral Home with burial Woodside Cemetery. Another obituary for Clementine Stahley born 1899 Dayton Ohio mentions widow Clementine and three daughters with services Friday at St Clement Catholic Church Lakewood and burial Holy Cross cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. B
Bob) Center
Burbank
Calif
John Naudin
Middletown
Glendale Adventist Hospital
Center
Martha
Thomas and
Jerry
California
William
Phoenix
Ariz
Owen Griswold
St. Petersburg
Fla
Gary
Tilda Peck
Sally Peck
Campton
Jesse
Jack
Herbert
McCoy-Leffler Funeral Home
Ballard Johnson
Woodside Cemetery
Funeral Home
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Dayton
Stahley
Middletown Journal
Clementine Stahley
James Williams
Harold Gee
Jean Griffin
St. Clement Catholic Church
Lakewood
Holy Cross Cemetery
Porter Hollon Dies at 65 in Middletown Hospital
Porter N Hollon 65 of 3003 Navaho St died at 125 a m today in Middletown Hospital where he had been a patient since Jan 29 He moved to Middletown in 1943 from Campton Kentucky retiring in 1965 after 21 years with Frigidaire Corp Dayton Survived by wife Edna two sons Glenn of Franklin and
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Porter N. Hollon
Navaho St
Middletown Hospital
Hollon
Middletown
Campton
Frigidaire Corp
Dayton
Edna
Glenn
Franklin
Okley E. Thompson Dies After Monthlong Illness
Okley E. Thompson 50 of 3112 Selden Ave died at 4 05 am at Middletown Hospital after a monthlong illness. He was a 21 year press operator at Hamilton Fisher Bady plant and a World War II Army veteran. Survived by wife Trinie daughter Marjorie at home and father Eugene of Cynthiana Ohio. Arrangements incomplete at Riggs Funeral Home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Okley E. Thompson
Selden Ave
Middletown Hospital
Mr. Thompson
Hamilton Fisher Bady
Trinnie
Marjorie
Eugene
Cynthiana
Ohio
Riggs
Frankin Doyle M Robinette 49 Dayton resident obituary
Franklin Doyle M Robinette 49 of Dayton died yesterday at Kettering Memorial Hospital. Born in Virginia he lived in Dayton 23 years and worked at Monsanto Research Center in Miamisburg. Services 1:30 p.m. Friday Swart Funeral Home West Carrollton burial Twin Valley Cemetery. Funeral home hours tomorrow from 3.
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Franklin — Doyle M. Robinette
Dayton
Frances Mendenhall
Bobbie Temple
Franklin
Kettering Memorial Hospital
Robinette
Virginia
Monsanto Research Center
Miamisburg
Swart Funeral Home
West Carrollton
Twin Valley Cemetery
Funeral Notices for Mrs Corbin and Mrs Williams
Two death notices list Margaret Corbin aged 45 of 1995 Millville Oxford Road with services at 2 p.m. tomorrow and Esabelle Williams aged 46 of 1013 Durwick Drive with services at 1 p.m. tomorrow. The notices reference Proesche and Jordan as possible affiliations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Corbin
Millville
Oxford Road
Proesche
Esabelle Williams
Durwick Drive
Jordan
Death notices of C Alfred Taliaferro and Carl E Stanley
Glendale and Elyria obituaries report the deaths of C Alfred Taliaferro 64 described as the man who conceived Donald Duck in a comic strip and Carl E Stanley 69 a former newspaperman and public relations director for the Cleveland Chamber of Commerce both occurring this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glendale
Calif
C. Alfred Taliaferro
Walt Disney
Donald Duck
Taliaferro
Disney Studios
King Features
Elyria
Ohio
Carl E. Stanley
Cleveland Chamber of Commerce
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Eer
Eichholz
Tracy
Terry Bright
DARE
MU Charter Day
Arts Council
Comedienne
Thelma Ritter Raspy
Burnett
West Middletown Hill
West Side Pizza
H. B. Center
Porter Hollon
Westinghouse
Melampy
Okley Thompson
Doyle Robinette
New
Sally ‘Ann
Sally Ann Fabrics
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