Agnew’s revenue plan leaves Gilligan puzzled in Ohio
Gov. John Gilligan critiqued the federal revenue sharing as still unclear after Spiro Agnew’s visit. He questioned an $11 billion special revenue section, warned funds could be shifted from Appalachian Regional Commission and urban renewal, and pressed for assurance Ohio would not lose funds. Agnew called the program a beginning and said states with higher tax effort would benefit.
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Columbus
Ohio
John J. Gilligan
Spiro T. Agnew
Gilligan
Newsmen
Agnew
Appalachian Regional Commission
Urban Renewal
Appalachia
Death of Father of Four at Armco Steel
Thomas Edward Green a 35 year old Middletown resident collapsed at work at Armco Steel and died en route to Middletown Hospital. Survived by Betty his wife four sons Ricky Timothy Gregg and Terry parents Eldridge and Mrs Green of Middletown three brothers Richard Gerald and Larry and a sister Frances. Services 2 p.m. Friday at McCoy Lefler Funeral Home with a Masonic service at 7 3 0 p.m. Burial Woodside Cemetery. Friends may call Thursday 7 9 p.m. Wilson Schramm Memorial Home 5 Clark St. Wednesday 2 5 and 7 9 p.m.
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Thomas Edward Green
Thomas Drive
Franklin
Middletown
Mr. Green
Armco Steel
Anne
Armco
Jefferson Pedlary Air F&am
Air Force
Betty
Ricky
Mass for Mrs Rose E Martin Planned at Holy Name Church
Mass for 78 year old Mrs Rose E Martin is set for Thursday noon at Holy Name Church in Trenton with burial to follow at Woodsine. Services include family attendance and a procession to the cemetery.
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Rose E. Martin
Pierson Road
Trenton
Holy Name Church
Woodsine
I Have Such Beautiful Clothes!
A rental notice ad extols a tenants policy from Kennel Agency offering insurance for clothing, jewelry, furnishings, cameras and sporting goods plus liability protection at reasonable rates.
Funeral services set for Ricky D. Baker
Ricky D. Baker 20 of Norwood son of Nadine English and Calvin Baker died from injuries in an auto crash. Services 2 p.m. Friday at Oswald Funeral Home. Burial in Miami Cemetery Corwin. Visitation Thursday 2-4 and 7-9 p.m. Survived by wife Sheila son Richard Thomas brother.
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Lebanon
Ricky D. Baker
Norwood
Nadine English
Calvin Baker
Oregonia
Oswald
Miami
Corwin
Baker
Cincinnati General Hospital
Sheila
Richard
Thomas
William Jones Remembrance Service Set Thursday
William Jones 69 of 2087 Layhigh Road will have a memorial service at 10 a.m. Thursday at Webb Funeral Home.
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William Jones
Layhigh Road
Webb
Warden Seeks Higher Pay and Qualifications at Ohio Penitentiary
Ohio Penitentiary Warden Harold Cardwell urged a subcommittee to raise corrections officers pay to match state highway patrolmen and require a high school diploma. He proposed pay scales 10 to 15 percent higher for higher grades and extending the probation period. The testimony followed an eight day strike by guards and comes as the subcommittee prepares recommendations for the full task force.
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Columbus
Ohio
Harold Cardwell
Citizens Task Force On
Cardwell
Meatindy Haves
Harry Williams
Ed Orlett
Dayton
Brothers 8 And 11 Admit To Robberies
Two young brothers aged eight and eleven confessed to more than a dozen break ins over the past year. Investigators say they disposed of loot from Middletown Public Library Goodwill Industries Norris Music Store and offices of Dr. Benjamin Sawyer and Dr. William E Storer. A billfold found near their home helped ID the crimes. They are to appear in Butner County Juvenile Court in Hamilton this week.
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Goodwill Industries
Norris Music
Benjamin Sawyer
William E. Storer
First Avenue
Butner County
Hamilton
YMCA Boys Night Signup Open for Overnight Event
Registration is open for a YMCA boys overnight from 8 p.m. Friday to 8 a.m. Saturday for third to fifth graders. Activities include cartoons, swimming, gym, sandwiches, punch and breakfast. Cost is two dollars for members and three dollars for non members.
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YMCA
Tom Brickey
Antioch College Open Amid Laos War Protest
Antioch College in Yellow Springs Ohio remained open while hundreds of students planned to attend education workshop sessions rather than classes as a protest against the South Vietnamese move into Laos.
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Yellow Springs
Ohio
Antioch College
Laos
Ex-Student Hunter Faces Perjury Charge in Ohio Court
Hamilton judge studies perjury case of Thomas G. Hunter 19 of Chamberlain Drive Hamilton. Hunter a former Miami University student was charged after a August hearing in Butler County Area One Court tied to the Miami Naval ROTC Building takeover. He pleaded innocent and said he was not present despite patrol photos showing him in the crowd.
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Hamilton
Butler County Common Pleas
Robert L. Marrs
Thomas G. Hunter
Chamberlain Drive
Hunter
Miami University
Oxford
Butler County
Clem F. Imfeld Jr
Miami Naval Rotc
Youths guilty in Franklin break-ins
Three Franklin youths admitted guilt to two counts of breaking and entering and two counts of larceny in Butler County Common Pleas Court. They were Randy Kuhn 18 and Earl Key Jr 19 of Franklin and Hawk 19 of Franklin. Case involved Gough Lamb Cleaners and Donald Stover residence. Pre-sentence investigation ordered. disposition date pending.
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Hamilton
Franklin
Court of
Butler County Common Pleas
Arthur J. Fiehrer
John Randall
Randy Kuhn
E. Second St
Chester Hawk
Foster St
Earl J. Key Jr
Julia Drive
Gough-Lamb Cleaners
Central Ave
Donald Stover
Middletown
Kuhn
Warren County
Fuehrer
Probation Department
Cincinnati Names Lt Col Goodin Police Chief
Lt Col Carl Goodin aged 38 and with 11 years service was named Cincinnati police chief yesterday succeeding Col Jacob Schott who died last fall.
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Cincinnati
Carl Goodin
Col
Goodin
Jacob Schott
Curb-Cut Debate Delays Ordinance Change At City Hearing
City commissioners argued over curb cut limits in the thoroughfare ordinance with no developers present. The panel debated frontage rules and the impact on small versus large developers while deferring a decision and discussing CATV franchise plans.
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Tom Blake
Ohio Board Sets Safeguards Against Toxic Spill Discharges
The Ohio Water Pollution Control Board approved safeguards to prevent accidental toxic spills. Requirements include filing lists of toxic chemicals with the Health Department, substituting non toxic materials when possible, educating personnel, installing fail safe provisions, detecting discharges, and building emergency holding facilities where needed. The board may seek prosecution for non compliance.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ohio Water Pollution Control Board
Ohio Department of Health
Control Board
Attorney General’s ‘Office
Amherst College names new president John William Ward
Amherst College appointed John William Ward as its ninth president succeeding Calvin H. Plimpton who retires in June. Ward, 48, joined Amherst in 1963 as history and American studies professor after Harvard, and earned his master’s and doctorate degrees at the University. He previously served on the Princeton faculty in 1963.
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Amherst
Mass
Amherst College
John William Ward
Mth
Calvin H. Plimpton
Ward
Harvard University
Univer
Princeton University
Mom Finishes Police School In 2nd Spot
Kathleen Alexander 28 year old mother of two graduates with the second highest grade average in a 29 man police basic training class. She commuted daily from Leavenworth Kansas to the Northwest Missouri Law Enforcement Center in Independence Missouri. She will serve as community relations director with the Leavenworth Police Department.
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Mom
Police School
Independence
Kathleen Alexander
Leavenworth
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