HEW bans smoking in most government buildings
The Department of Health, Education and Welfare ordered a partial smoking ban affecting its 107,000 employees. Smoking is forbidden in conference rooms, auditoriums, clinics and elevators with no smoking sections in cafeterias and work areas where feasible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Elliot L. Richardson
Richardson
John F. Banzhoff III
Action
Defense Department
Public Health Service
Veterans Administration
Finance Chief Defends Closing Of State Parks In Ohio
Ohio Finance Director Harold Hovey defended last fall’s park closures as the least painful austerity move, noting welfare and education cuts would be worse. Lt. Gov. Brown urged more local control and less board burdens, while Meeker pushed environmental agency consolidation and more open space for public recreation across Ohio.
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Columbus
Ohio
Harold Hovey
Hovey
John W. Brown
W. Brown
David Meeker
Department of Natural Resources
Brown
Jmany
Meeker
Obituary for Jack Arrowood at Church of God service
Jack Arrowood 3S of 3223 Jefferson Road dies after surgery at the Cleveland Clinic. Services set for 10 a.m. Tuesday at the Hand Avenue Church of God with Rev. Henry Howard and Rev. Ira Mills officiating. Burial in Woodside Cemetery. Visitation 3 to 5 and 7 to 9 p.m. Monday at McCoy-Leffier Funeral Home and after 9 a.m. at the church Tuesday. Survived by wife Vivian, a daughter, four brothers Fred Charles Lawrence B John, and three sisters Rosie Steaks Lily Walters Myrtle Leach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Arrowood
Jefferson Road
Cleveland Clinic
Hand Avenue Church of God
Henry Howard
Ira Mills
Woodside Cemetery
McCoy-Leffier
Obituary for Frederick Noyes at Ft Hamilton Hospital
Frederick Noyes 87 of 1217 Sipple Ave Hamilton died at 4 40 p m yesterday at Ft Hamilton Hughes Memorial Hospital. He was a retired machinist. Funeral arrangements are incomplete at McCoy Leffler Funeral Home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Noyes
Frederick Vincent Noyes
Sipple Ave
Hamilton
Ft. Hamilton-Hughes Memorial Hospital
McCoy-Leffler
Trailer Fire Fatal Claims Life in Jefferson County
Paul G. Dallas, 72, a retired farmer, died Friday night when a fire swept through his house trailer near Hammondsville in northern Jefferson County near the Columbiana County line.
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Steubenville
Ohio
Paul G. Dallas
Hammondsville
Jefferson County
Columbiana County
Store Owner Struck With Pistol Robbed at Cleaners
William G. Kash, 43, a dry cleaners proprietor at Oakland Cleaners on Yankee Road, was pistol whipped by two youths wearing gray nylon stockings. They robbed about 200 dollars from the register at 2:55 p.m. and fled west toward an alley, possibly to a waiting car. Kash described the attackers as bearded Negroes about 5 feet 7 inches, nervous, and possibly under drug influence.
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William G. Kash
Oakland Cleaners
Yankee Road
Kash
Idrugs
Nude on a Cycle Case Upsets Wimbledon Common
Miss Ma bel Petley 63 sued after a naked girl on a motorcycle rode past while she walked her two terriers on Wimbledon Common. A judge ordered Leigh Rogers 24, photographer and motorcycle owner, to pay 46.80 in damages, noting the scene on Wimbledon Common was indecent.
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London
Mabel Petley
Wimbledon Common
Miss Petley
Leigh Rogers
Five Juveniles Held For Glue Sniffing
Police arrested five youths at a Grimes Street home on Friday night for glue sniffing. Two were 14 years old, one 15, and two 16, all taken into custody by juvenile officers.
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Grimes Street
Ben Ligon's Gas Service Announcement
Ben Ligon's Gas Service located at 42 N Main, Manchester, offers fueling and related services. Contact phone 423 9581 for inquiries and assistance.
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BEN Ligon’s
N. Main
Manchester
Tot Hurt Only Slightly By Car
Shelly Smith, 3, of 816 16th Ave., was treated at Middletown Hospital for a lip injury after being struck by a car near her home yesterday. She ran from between parked cars into the path of a westbound route operated by Bert Bothwell of 807 16th Ave.
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Shelly Smith
16Th Ave
Middletown Hospital
Mary Smith
Bert Bothwell
NLRB Sets Vote At Mosler
The NLRB announced a collective bargaining election for 900 Mosler Safe Co. employees in Hamilton and Fairfield Ohio. Safe Workers Organization Chapter 2 and the United Auto Workers Union will contest for bargaining rights.
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Cincinnati
Mosler Safe Co
Hamilton
Fairfield
Ohio
National Labor Relations Board
Safe Workers’ Organization Chapter 2
United Auto Workers Union
Ohio Bus Line hearings to pick temporary operator
Public hearings begin in Cincinnati to decide which firm should temporarily run the suburban routes of the bankrupt Ohio Bus Line Inc of Dayton. Megacity Transit Lines currently serves under a PACO emergency order as the commission weighs extension or a more suitable successor.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ohio Bus Line, Inc
Dayton
Cincinnati
Public Utilities Commission of Ohio
Megacity Transit Lines of
Commission
Henry W. Eckhart
Megacity
Pearl Bailey Recovering After Heart Attack
Hollywood AP reports singer Pearl Bailey 53 was hospitalized Thursday night at Cedars-Sinai Mt Sinai in coronary observation. A spokesman said she is in good condition Friday night and has a history of heart trouble.
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Hollywood
Pearl Bailey
Mt. Sinai
Cedars-Sinai Medical Center
Miss Bailey
Abandoned Car Fire as Children Play with Matches
A fire yesterday at 3:37 p.m. on Forest Avenue and Young Street involved an abandoned car started by children playing with matches. At 5:39 p.m. at 910 S Main St William Hurley age 22 of 1107 Second Ave was ill and transported by ambulance to Middletown Hospital for treatment.
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Forest Avenue
Young Street
S. Main St
William Hurley
Second Ave
Middletown Hospital
Sparma Named Service-Safety Director in Massillon
Massillon City Council President Blase Sparma, mayor from June 1962 to January 1965, was named service-safety director on Friday to replace Willard Geis, who resigned after one month on the job at age 61.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massillon, Ohio
Blase Sparma
Willard Geis
Miss Elaine Hackney to compete in Miss Miami pageant
Elaine Hackney a Miami University sophomore from Middletown will compete in the seventh annual Miss Miami Pageant on the Oxford campus late February. She majors in accounting at the School of Business Administration and represents Alpha Sigma Alpha sorority. The event runs Feb 22 23 prelims and Feb 26 finals with ten finalists to be chosen.
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Oxford
Elaine Ann Hackney
Eastline Drive
Middletown
Miami University
Miss Hackney
School of Business Administration
Alpha Sigma Alpha Sorority
Miami
Cedar Point
Sandusky
Atlantic City
N. J
University Center Program Board
Center
Heritage Room
Middletown High School
Byron A. Hackney
March 7 Set For Contracts On Roosevelt
The relocation of Roosevelt Avenue between Breiel Boulevard and Ohio 122 will be included in the March 7 contract setting by the Ohio Highway Department. The project costs about $600,000 for a four lane divided highway intersecting Ohio 122 near Boylston Avenue, funded entirely by bonds approved in 1968.
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Roosevelt Avenue
Breiel Boulevard
Ohio 122
Ohio Highway Department
Grand Avenue
Boylston Avenue
Robert F. Bevis
Highways Department
Division 8
Two Die In Springfield Airport Collision
Two people were killed when two small planes collided in the air over Springfield Municipal Airport Saturday night. One aircraft plunged to the ground while the other landed safely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Ohio
Springfield Municipal
Ohio GI pleads guilty to avoid death risk in case
A black Army prisoner accepted a guilty plea to rape and related charges aimed at his wife of a white officer at the Disciplinary Barracks. He faces a maximum life sentence. earlier petitions sought to block a death penalty if innocence seemed proven. The court will hear mitigation evidence next week before sentencing.
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Ft. Leavenworth
Kan
John Henry McCutchins
Sidney
Ohio
Army
McCutchins
U. S
Ft. Lewis
Washington
Armed Forces
McCutcchins
Martin Garbus
New York
National Committee
Educator Levels Gun At Teachers Unions
Philadelphia AP Kenneth Clark a noted psychologist and educator blames teachers unions for neglecting children in favor of union interests at an Education Writers Association meeting. He says unions reduce accountability and push administrations and school boards aside while advocating incentives, ongoing training, and classroom supervision.
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Kenneth Clark
Clark
Education Writers’ Association
City College of New York
U.S. Supreme Court
Brown
Board of Education
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Jesse L. Steinfeld
Elaine Hackney
Alpha Sigma Alpha
Ers
John Gilligan
Ohio Newspaper Association
NLRB
Mosler
Meatkeeper
Westinghouse
Melampy
Central Ave
Miss
Judy Jones
West Alexandria
Miss Jones
Roosevelt
Bevis
Philadelphia
Martin
Norris Music
EKO
Harmony
Yamaha
Union Sanitary Sweepstakes
Betty Lyle
S. Clinton
Park St
2Nd Ave
Studio Theater
Grand Ave
Gideon Rd
Peasttown
Mobile Home Court
Carlisle Shopping Center
Treatoning Center
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