Nuclear Sub Launched Cincinnati Named Newport News Ceremony
The nuclear powered submarine USS Cincinnati was launched in Newport News Virginia with Rep Bill Gradison and Rep Thomas A Luken praising its name reflecting Cincinnatus. Navy officials and Mrs William J Keating christened the ship as it slid into the James River around 11 am. The 360 foot 6900 ton vessel will be outfitted over about two years after the launch attended by two Keating daughters and several officials.
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Newport News
Cincinnati
Ohio
Bill Gradison
Thomas A. Luken
Lucius Cincinnatus
Lums
William J. Keating
The
Cincinnati Enquirer
James River
Luken
Gradison
Navy
W. Graham Claytor
Paul Trible Jr
R-Va
Ote
Ralph W. Cousins
Man and Horse Cross Lake Erie Ice in One Run
Wesley Schalamon crossed Lake Erie ice from Colchester Ontario to Catawba Point Ohio on horseback with his horse Kissimmee and dog Katya. He telephoned his Valley City wife Barbara to report reaching the Ohio shore around 6 15 p m. The 43 year old had earlier crossed on foot last weekend with help from Danie Greene of Cleveland after obtaining needed paperwork.
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Cleveland
Wesley Schalamon
Lake Erie
Canada
Barbara
Schalamon
Valley City
Ohio
Kissimmee
Katya
Colchester
Catawba Point
Danie Greene
Two Middletown Men Charged With Aggravated Burglary
Warren County deputies arrested Mark Carmody and Charles McGuire after a reported break in on Greentree Road near midnight. Mark Mills, 5634 Greentree Road, chased the suspects as his wife slept. The men, both charged with aggravated burglary, are held on $25,000 bond. State Police Post 9 assisted.
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Middletown
Warren County Sheriff's Deputies
Greentree Road
William Dunn
Mark Mills
Mills
Mark Carmody
Charles McGuire
Franklin may widen East Second Street plan discussed
Franklin considers widening East Second Street to five lanes with a center left turn lane from Meadowview Street to I-75. State officials would approve wedges only if traffic signals at Harold Street and Moore Drive are removed. Other items include annexing 12.42 acres behind Knights Inn, issuing industrial development bonds for a Frisch restaurant, and planning appointments.
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Meadowview Street
Harold Street
Moore Drive
Bernard Eichholz
Millard Drive
Eichholz
Knights Inn
Claude Thomas Road
Frisch
Warren County Regional Planning Commission
Zoning Appeals Board
Archbishop buried amid Uganda crisis and Dayton crash report
A Dayton area man, David R. Curtis, 27, was injured after a hit and run on I-75 south of Dayton near the Lyons Row overpass at about 4 a.m. He is in fair condition at Kettering Medical Center with fractures and facial injuries as investigators probe the crash. Meanwhile in Uganda, Archbishop Janani Luwum’s burial by government agents sparks questions of murder and an alleged Amin bloodbath. Church leaders planned funeral services in Kampla but were canceled. Two people were arrested on First Avenue on drug possession charges following a police warrant search that yielded pipes, seeds, a live plant, hashish, and scales.
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Kettering Medical Center
Dayton
David R. Curtis
Barbara
Lyons Row
Curtis
Montgomery County Sheriff's
Idi Amin
Uganda
All Africa Conference of Churches
Amnesty International
London
Janani Suwam
Amin
Africa
St Paul's Cathedral
Kampala
First Avenue
Willard Larsson
First
Window Break-In At Striefthau's On First Avenue
A plate glass window at Striefthau's 1717 First Ave was broken in a break-in occurring shortly after 1:30 a.m. Two televisions and a tape player were missing. Three boys showed police items found near Diver's Coal & Feed that linked suspects to the theft. A separate break-in at Corn Kitchen on N Verity Parkway netted $295 from a cash box. Burglar entered via a sliding storm door at John Woodward's apartment 2433 Easton Ave and took a color television early yesterday.
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Striefthau
First Ave
First Avenue
Diver's Coal & Feed
Corn Kitchen
N. Verity Parkway
John Woodward
Easton Ave
Big Brothers founder recalls 1903 alley moment
Irvin F. Westheimer as 97 year old founder of Big Brothers of America recalls the Cincinnati alley sight that led to the first little brother. He notes growth to 200 agencies across America Canada and Europe with 130000 participants and highlights the expanding Big Sisters program. He says boys remain similar since 1903 and that the movement is preventative not corrective.
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Cincinnati
Irvin F. Westheimer
The
Big Brothers of America
Westheimer
Johnny Appleseed
Big Brothers
Big Sisters
America
Canada
Europe
Franklin Square Carnival of Cliniques Opens With Free Instruction
Franklin Square Shopping Village hosts a Carnival of Cliniques offering free instruction through Feb. 28. Centrum Hair Salon of Dayton conducts hair design demos and consultations 11 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. Weight Watchers clinic runs noon to 6 p.m. and Good Life Clinic 4 to 7 p.m. Sessions repeat daily. From Wednesday to Saturday and again Feb. 28, 25 plus artisans demo crafts 11 a.m. to 9 p.m. Astrology workshops 1-4 p.m. Thu, 6-9 p.m. Fri, 3-6 p.m. Sat. Centrum makeup workshop 6-8 p.m. Fri and skin care/hair design demos 2:30-3 p.m. Sat. Dr. Stuart Scheingarten and David Rich of Cincinnati present Life Planning for Women Contemplating a New Career 1-3 p.m. Sun Feb 27 and Life Planning How to Gain Control of Your Future 1-3 p.m. Feb 28. Also Feb 27 interior designer Donald Wrede presents a problem solving workshop on color and design.
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Franklin “Carnival of
Centrum Hair Salon of
Dayton
Kettering Medical Center
Dayton Dietetic Association
Centrum Hair Salon
Stuart Scheingarten
David Rich
Cincinnati
Donald Wrede
Librarian Edward Dax Joins Aging Council Board
Edward Dax director of Lane Public Library Hamilton has been elected to the Butler County Council on Aging board to fill the unexpired term of Wilma Ruth who resigned to focus on welfare work. Dax, with the Lane Library since 1964, has launched programs expanding library services for older persons.
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Edward Dax
Lane Public Library
Hamilton
Butler County Council On Aging
Wilma Ruth
Butler County Welfare Department
Dax
Lane Library
Fire and medical calls in city incidents
Fire crews responded to a false alarm on 802 15th Ave at 9:14 p.m. A 31 year old woman at 1347 Central Ave was semi conscious and taken to a residence by police at 9:10 p.m. Mac Jackson, 63, was taken to hospital for leg pains at 5:16 p.m. Janie Quinn, 24, had back pains and was transported to hospital after 4:22 p.m. A 90 year old man at 1100 Nelbar St was helped after a fall at 9:21 a.m., no transport.
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15Th Ave
Central Ave
Oberon Drive
Mac Jackson
18Th Ave
Janie Quinn
Lamberton St
Nelbar St
Deaths in Germantown and Lebanon
Clarence W Kraus 71 of 285 E Warren St Germantown died Friday at home. Services Tuesday 2 p.m. at John A Arpp Funeral Home with Rev Arthur R Tingley. Burial Germantown Cemetery. Survived by wife Frances two daughters Betty Lenore Broaddus and Karen Marie Mowen two sons Kenneth and Robert a sister Zola Vicroy nine grandchildren one great grandchild. LEBANON Mrs Lestenia Durden 72 of 320 Pleasant St Lebanon died Saturday at Bethesda North Hospital. Survived by son John C Hawkins daughter Brenda Hunte sister Celia Lanier five grandchildren six great grandchildren. Services Tuesday 2 p.m. at Pion Baptist Church. Burial Lebanon Cemetery. Oswald Funeral Home accepting visitors 6-9 p.m. Monday.
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Germantown
Clarence W Kraus
E. Warren St
John A. Arpp
Arthur R. Tingley
Germantown Cemetery
Kraus
Frances
Betty Lenore Broaddus
Texas
Karen Marie Mowen
Gratis
Kenneth
Monroe
Robert
Zola Vicroy
Lebanon
Lestenia Durden
Pleasant St
Bethesda North Hospital
Durden
John C. Hawkins
Brenda Hunte
Celia Lanier
Madisonville
Pion Baptist Church
Oswald Funeral Home
Police Briefs Thefts From Home Prompt Vehicle Radio Losses
A tape player radio valued at 170 and a citizens band radio worth 140 were taken from the pickup of Robert Francis at 1912 Brentwood Street yesterday. The incident occurred at his home.
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Citizens Band
Robert Francis
Brentwood St
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Franklin
East Second Street
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Irvin Westheimer
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Washington
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Betty
Franklin Square
Aging Council
Cg&E’s
Cg&e
Cincinnati Gas & Electric Company
PUCO
Clarence Kraus
Union Sanitary Sweepstakes
C.E. Lacey
Sherman Avenue
Trenton
Carlisle
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