GOP hopefuls loom in Ohio governor race
In Columbus Republican leaders discuss 1977 gubernatorial bid potential rivals Sen. Michael J. Maloney State Sen. Donald E Lukens and House Speaker Charles F Kurfess Maloney, a former Cincinnati Enquirer reporter, is seen as a strong primary contender Lukens hints at challenging U S Senator William Saxbe in 1974 Kurfess questioned for insufficient statewide clout Rhodes mutual interest cited but maintaining a political team proved difficult for former governors ONeill considered running but did not act
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Michael J. Maloney
Donald E. “Buz
Lukens
Charles F. Kurfess
Perrysburg
Maloney
Senate
Cincinnati
Roger Cloud
U.S
Wiliam B. Saxbe
Mechanicsburg
Kurfess
Cincinnati Enquirer
House
James A. Rhodes
Rhodes
Supreme Court
C. William O'Neill
Plastic Pot Just Isn't Funny
Artificial plastic marijuana plants sold by rail drew attention as a symbol of the generation gap. Part of the profits, about two dollars per plant, funded the American Civil Liberties Union in a challenge to marijuana laws before the arrangement was dissolved. ACLU spokesman said the move mocked a serious issue while aiming to strike down prohibitive drug laws.
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American Civil Liberties Union
Damage suit filed after assault in Hamilton
Hamilton man Ralph Hastings of 1125 S. 13th G. sues James Spurlock of 427 N. Seventh St. for 15000 in Butler County Common Pleas Court alleging five cracked ribs and a broken something from an assault on Feb. 23, 1970.
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Hamilton
Butler County Common Pleas Court
Ralph Hastings
S. 13Th G
James Spurlock
Seventh St
Armco Credit Union Reports Higher 1970 Profits
Armco Steel Employes Credit Union, Inc. shows a 1970 net profit of 331 479.49 up from 264 605.76 in 1969. Members’ shares on deposit total 4.76 million with loans outstanding at 4.55 million. Dividends declared include semi annual 2 percent plus 4 percent on participating shares and a 1 percent special dividend, equating to about seven percent annual.
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Armco Steel Employes Credit Union, Inc
Ter F. Wendt
Board of Directors
Millard Schrote
General Motors
Wend
Red Cross to Push For Area Disaster Plan
Middletown area Red Cross Chapter will organize a major disaster plan in spring. A large planning meeting will invite police fire departments hospital welfare agencies and community groups. Gerald Burns Cincinnati Chapter disaster chair will assist and a four-part plan covers mass care medical and nursing supply storage and aftercare.
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Red Cross
Middletown, Area
McKnight Kinne
Middletown
Cincinnati
Kinne
Gerald Burns
Disaster Service
Burns
Act
California
Wives Day Out Signups Open At YMCA For Spring Program
Last day to sign up for the spring Wives Day Out program at the YMCA. Starting Feb 24, six weekly sessions run Wednesdays from 10 15 a m to 3 p m with trimnastics archery swimming and crafts. Babysitting available. $5 member $15 nonmember. Registration at the Y front desk.
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YMCA
Family saved by barking but dog dies in garage fire
A White Oak Ohio family of seven escaped unharmed after their German shepherd Missy barked to wake them as a fire engulfed the garage. A smaller mixed breed also escaped, but Missy perished in the blaze.
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Dog
Cincinnati
White Oak
Missy
Arnold Driscoll
Driscoll
Sertoma Marks Freedom Week With Community Activities
Sertoma in Middletown kicks off Freedom Week with a framed Declaration presented to City Hall, a bronze replica, three billboards, and events February 21 led by Jack Sefer. The annual Sertoma International program aims to remind residents of individual rights and the meaning of freedom.
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Middletown
Middle
Nne
Jack Sefer
City Comemission
Sertoma International
Keiser
Sertoma
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Logan Creek
GOP
Perry Smith
Columbus, Ohio
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Hugh
O'Neill
Armco Credit Union
JOY Jones Journal
Ben Ligon
Gulf Service
Main
Manchester
Westinghouse
Central Ave
Avalon
Jersey
Mobley
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