Ohio House may revive embattled teacher recognition bill
Ohio House Education Committee plans to revive a bill requiring school boards to recognize majority teacher organizations with a broader scope to include non teaching school employees. The measure passed the Senate earlier but must return if House provisions alter it. The session also covers a $850 million bond issue, a water development authority bill, riot control measures, and pay hikes for legislators judges and county officials.
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Columbus
Ohio
House Education Committee
Kenneth B. Creasy
Rules Committee
Senate
House
Ralph Fisher
Wayne
Richard Krabach
Senate Democrats
House Democrats
John McDonald
Licking
Water Development Authority
Senate Judiciary Committee
Max Dennis
Clinton
Michael J. Maloney
Ways and Means
Maloney
Cincinnati
Couple Charged In Double Murders Captured After Multi state Chase
Benny Brown 23 and Faye Dawson 16, a Georgia couple, are jailed in Prattville Alabama on murder charges in two slayings. Arrest followed a roadblock near Macon Mississippi after a pursuit through three states that left two dead and four wounded. Brown allegedly warned Georgia officials he would never be taken alive. They waived extradition and await arraignment with no bond set.
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Prattville
Ala
Benny Brown
Faye Dawson
Georgia
Alabama
Brown
Miss Dawson
Macon
Miss
Mississippi
J.D. Slay
Meridian
Gary McConnell
Chattooga County
Connie Willingham
Menlo
Summerville
Hugh Boyd
Montgomery
Boyd
Harry Neal Boyd
Honey price steady in Atlanta amid rising production costs
The report notes honey prices have stayed nearly constant for about 20 years while production costs have risen steadily, reflecting a long term price stability despite higher inputs.
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Atlanta
Negroes Boycott White Businesses in Orangeburg Riot Fallout
In Orangeburg South Carolina the Negro community votes to boycott white businesses after four days of violence that left three dead and 50 injured. The push demands immediate removal of National Guard troops, desegregation of All Star Triangle Bowl, and restitution for families.
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Orangeburg
D. C
National Guard
Daemancea
I. D. Newman
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Trinity Methodist Church
Columbia
Robert McNair
Justice Department
South Carolina State College
Claflin College
Police On Alert For Hindu Moslem Violence
Police in New Delhi and other cities were alerted after the death of Dr. Upadhyaya president of the Jan Sangh. He was found with skull and lung injuries at a railway platform in Uttar Pradesh. A large funeral was planned as Hindu leaders alleged murder and communal tensions rose in Kashmir and Parliament.
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New Delhi
Upadhyaya
Jan Sangh Party
Moghulsarai
Utter Pradesh
Lucknow
Balraj Madhok
Jan Sangh
Kashmir
New
Charter Presented to Cub Scout Pack 63 at Blue and Gold Banquet
Cub Scout Pack 63 received its charter Saturday night at Wildwood School during the annual Blue and Gold banquet. Elza Abraham presented the charter and gave a whittling demonstration. Webelos awards went to Tim Miller Mark Triplett Pat Newcomb and David Perkins. Other awardees included Brent Spradling David Brammer Jeff Harbin John Lykins Pat McFarland and Larry Moore.
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Wildwood School
Elza Abraham
Webelos
Tim Miller
Mark Triplett
Pat Newcomb
David Perkins
Brent Spradling
David Brammer
Jeff Harbin
John Lykins
Pat McFarland
Larry Moore
Area Teens Visit Washington Amid Service Club Program
Eight area teenagers including four from Middletown and one from Trenton traveled to Washington D C last week under area service clubs sponsorship. The trip accompanied a Lukens Middletown program and featured visits to the House and Senate including Gerald Ford and Senator Lausche offices.
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Middletown
Trenton
Washington D. C
Donald E. Lukens
Rotary Club
Washington
Scott Nein
Fisher Ave
Christopher McKillop
Orchard St
Norman Farrar
Central Ave
Christine Schrock
S. Main St
Monroe
Gayle King
E. Page Ave
Middletown Optimist Club
Edward DeVine
Hamilton
Hamilton Linedenwald Kiwanis
Michael Brueger
Fairfield
Hamilton Lions Club
Garfield High School
House
Senate
Gerald Ford
R-Mich
Sen
Frank Lausche
Dohio
Local Birth Announcements List
A parade of birth notices and names from various families. Includes families such as Mr. and Mrs. James Ronto in Main Street with a daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Jerald May on Sherman Avenue with a daughter, and several others listing addresses and newborn sons or daughters. The notices also mention individuals like Gerald A. Barnhart of Germantown and Jerry Bush, and include many other couples and relatives along city streets and towns.
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James Ronto
S. Main St
Jerald May
Sherman Ave
David Smallwood
Finley St
Kenneth Henderson
Whittier St
Carl Swartzbaugh
Richardson Drive
Robert Richardson
Yankee Road
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Maurice Chevalier
London
Chevalier
Paris
Ohio House
Bartel
Phillip Wood
Autauga County
Boyds
Wood
Beneficial Finance Co
Main St
Beneficial Mortgage Co
Ohi
Honey Price
Delhi
Zakir Hussain
DMK
Madras
Cub Pack
Gerald A. Barnhart
Germantown
Jerry Bush
Raymond Bush
Tytus Ave
Larry Ferguson
Everett Ferguson
Lylburn Road
James Mills
Janice Werner
Baltimore St
Lee Cooper
Lincoln St
Don E
Franklin
Charles L. Crow
Joseph Beschermer
Roy W. Redden
Boylston
William H. Ingram
Allen Road
Gregory Ellis
William Ellis
N. Verity Parkway
John N. Day
Columbia Ave
George E. Linnert
Rosmar Court
Carter B. Day
Richard Kramer
Charles Byrd
Harry Higdon
Middletown - Eaton Road
Richard Kelley
Carlisle
Tracy Wiese
Carl Wiese
Ralph D. Trimble
Wilbraham Road
MTL Ee
Kodel
M. L
Qur New
Faurt
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