Man Bound To Jury In Shooting Case
Franklin A man accused of shooting two men was bound to the Warren County grand jury on charges of shooting with intent to kill or wound Friday by Municipal Judge John Tracy. Elmer D. Lambert 47 of 315% E Fourth St was released on his own recognizance. Two other charges intoxication and disorderly conduct were ordered held in abeyance. Lambert is accused of shooting James Harold Lawson and Frank Turner Jan 28 in the Cottage Inn. Vincent Webb 50 of 130 N Main St was fined $150 and costs ordered to jail for three days and suspended from driving for 30 days on a charge of driving while intoxicated. Marvin Charles 23 of 1695 Sheridan Ave Middletown was fined $50 and costs on a charge of using fictitious license tags and $10 and costs $10 suspended on a charge of having no front license tag. Fined $10 and costs each were Edward Bindley 60 of 6540 Bunker Lane Middletown charged with failure to yield Sue Edinger of 5653 Shaker Road charged with improper lane usage and Janet Reed of 6365 Nalda Lane no operator s license.
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Warren County Grand Jury
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Elmer D. Lambert
E. Fourth St
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Frank Turner
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N. Main St
Marvin Charles
Sheridan Ave
Middletown
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Space travel treatise by 193 a Russian teacher outlined liquid fueled rockets
A 193 a Russian schoolteacher published the first treatise advocating liquid fueled rockets for space travel. It marks an early milestone in rocketry theory and propulsion science.
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New York
From Dead End Job to Computer Industry Training
A motivational message promoting training programs as a path from a stagnant job to opportunities in the computer industry. It emphasizes an unlimited future and invites readers to consider the right training provided by the program.
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Senate
Republican Party
Auto sales a record in non Communist world
Auto sales worldwide reached an estimated 27.4 million units last year up 7 percent from 1968. Of the 1969 total 3.5 million were trucks.
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New York
Ohio Senate Hopefuls Speak at Editors Breakfast
Six candidates for the Ohio U.S. Senate discussed aims and policies at a Columbus meeting of editors and publishers. Among speakers were Taft Jr, Metzenbaum, ModAlarney, Glenn, Feighan, and Clement with Rhodes absent.
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Vietnam
Cleveland
Teller warns U S lags in nuclear weapons delivery
Las Vegas speech by Dr. Edward Teller says the United States has fallen behind Russia in nuclear weapons and delivery systems. He warns Russia could mount a first strike so powerful retaliatory capability may fail, citing malfunctioning assembly lines and delivery means. Teller, longtime Los Alamos and Livermore contributor, notes U S needs faster weapons output.
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Calif
Teller
Credit Union Serves White House Staff and Executives
A federal credit union operates for White House employees and other executive-branch staff. It provides financial services and access within the federal workforce.
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