Gilligan addresses generational questions at Miami University
At Miami University Charter Day Gilligan says older generations share concerns with the younger generation as 59 Black students walk out in protest over what they call 162 years of racism and the relocation of the Office of Minority Student Affairs OMSA. President Shriver notes OMSA was initially administratively separate and may move under Student Affairs. Black Student Action Association president Tim Fitton voices unease over the proposed move.
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John J. Gilligan
Miami University
Gilligan
Miami
Phillip R. Shriver
Office of Minority Student Affairs
OMSA
Shriver
Office of
Black Student Affairs
Ohio
Kenneth McDowell
Office of Student Affairs
Robert Etheridge
Tim Fitton
Cleveland
Black Student Action Association
Etheridge Sg
Cincinnati police pilot brings beat walking back to streets
On March 7 Cincinnati police begin a pilot in one downtown district called the Community Sector Team Policing Plan. Officers will walk beats and hold monthly open meetings with residents to discuss crime and solutions. The program aims to rebuild ties between police and community leaders, with training already completed and high officer enthusiasm reported by Thomas Garner of the Human Relations Commission.
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Cincinnati
Queen City
Thomas Garner
Cincinnati Human Relations Commission
Cincinnati Department
Henry Sandman
Los Angeles
U. S
CHRC
Garner
Rabbi Schechter Fired by New York Congregation
The Temple Shaaray Tefila in New York dismissed Rabbi Philip Schechter amid controversy over his long hair and activism. He says his hairstyle was unchanged since his recruitment last June from a temple in Atlantic City where he served six years.
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Temple Shaaray Tefila
New York
Philip Schechter
Atlantic City
N.J
Panthers' Plush Pad Prison Says Huey Newton
Oakland AP Newton 29 year old Panther minister of defense complains the top floor apartment overlooking Lake Merritt is like a prison. He notes police pressure and recalls a central committee decision after jail to avoid easy police access as he awaits a retrial for voluntary manslaughter in a 1967 Oakland police shootout.
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Calif
Newton
Panther
Lake Merritt
Black Panther Central Committee
Yol
State Court of Appeal
Sixty seven students to return to Garfield High
Hamilton Ohio AP says sixty seven pupils will be readmitted to Hamilton Garfield High School Monday after three-day suspensions for racial fights last week. Principal Kinch noted five of the group faced potential expulsion but only the superintendent can order expulsions. Five people, including three staff, were lightly injured and three pupils were arrested. No further trouble reported since Thursday.
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Hamilton, Ohio
Hamilton Garfield High School
Robert Kinch
Kinch
Bar Robbery at Hello Peggy's Near Trenton
Butler County police report a robbery at Hello Peggy's 6466 E State St east of Trenton. About $200 in change from a pool table juke box and cigarette machine was taken along with a $5 bill and two $1 bills from frames over the bar after intruders used a screwdriver or crow bar to break the east door.
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Hamilton
Hello Peggy's
State St
Trenton
Butler County
Bill Would Boost Pay 1 352 For Ohio State Workers
Ohio State Employes Union official urges legislature to introduce a bill in the Senate granting a 65 cent per hour across the board pay increase for all state workers. The package would raise annual wages by 1352 dollars and cost about 100 million dollars. The measure includes a cost of living escalator and lowers time to reach top pay grade from 18 to eight years. Sen Oliver Ocasek will sponsor.
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Hershel M. Sigall
Ohio Senate
Newsmen
Sigall
Jury Deliberations Continue In Oxford Theater Robbery Case
After over four hours of talks jurors were sent home in the trial of Howard Jones charged with armed robbery and shooting to kill in the August theater holdup at the Oxford Theater. Co defendant Ivan Mitchell had pleaded guilty earlier and received 10 to 25 years in Mansfield Reformatory.
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Oxford Theater
Fred Cramer
Butler County Common Pleas
Howard Jones
Baltimore St
Middletown
Ivan C.mitchell
18Th Ave
Mansfield Reformatory
Arthur J. Fiehrer
Mitchell
John Phillips Funeral Service and Unfolding School Incident
John Phillips 69 of 2221 Winton St will be laid to rest at 10 a.m. Saturday at McCoy Leffler Funeral Home with Rev. Howard Sears officiating. In a related court case, a Mitchell youth admitted fabricating a shooting story after earlier claiming a gun misadventure in McKinley Junior High Yard. The youths were treated at Middletown Hospital and later arrested. two guns were found in a jacket at the Mitchell youth’s home. Mitchell testified that Jones accompanied him in a theater robbery at Miami Western Theater in Oxford during which manager Hall was wounded.
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John Phillips
Winton St
McCoy-Leffler
Howard Sears
Jones
Mitchell
McKinley
Middletown
Oxford
Hall
Deaths And Funerals William Brengelman
William George Brengelman of 219 Harrison St died at home at 10 p.m. Wednesday. He worked 1918 to 1962 at Naegle Auer Printing Co and later seven years at Aeronca. Survived by wife Bertha, daughter Mrs Kenneth Cole, two sons Russell and William L, two sisters, five grandchildren, nine great grandchildren. Services 2 p.m. Saturday at Riggs Funeral Home with cremation. Friends may visit Friday evening. Butler County Memorial Part. funeral home visiting hours Friday. Mr. Phillips died Wednesday at Middletown Hospital.
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William George Brengelman
Harrison St
Brengelman
Naegle-Auer’ Printing Co
Aeronca
Cincinnati
First Church of Christ, Scientist
Bertha
Kennett Cole
Middletown
Russell
Gadsden
Ala
William L
Clara Cashman
Emma Robben
Williamsburg
Ohio
Riggs
Butler County Memorial
Phillips
Middletown Hospital
Obituaries Listing With Funeral Details
Herbert Suter 87 of 835 Virginia Ave services 2 p.m. Friday Webb. George Roberts 83 of 7 Heitsman Drive services 2 p.m. Saturday Clyde Ohio. The Rev James Goins % 928 Prytania Ave services 2 p.m. Friday Princeton Pie Church of God. Jacob Tussey 75 of 4485 Stillwell Beckett Road services 10 a.m. Friday Webb.
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Herbert Suter
Virginia Ave
Webb
George Roberts
Heitsman
Clyde
Ohio
James Goins
Prytania Ave
Princeton Pie Church of God
Jacob Tussey
Stillwell-Beckett Road
Hamilton Woman in Critical Condition After Crash
Louise Sexton 386 Feraway Drive was injured when her car skidded on gravel at Theodore Avenue and Fernway Drive. Police said her vehicle ran a stop sign and struck a tree, leaving the 45 year old in Mercy Hospital in critical condition.
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Mercy Hospital
Theodore Avenue
Fernway Drive
Here
James Parsons
Louise Sexton
Feraway Drive
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Willkes-Barre
Marion Baldwin
Nichols
Virgil Hall
Richard J. Wessel
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