Love Made Me Do It Kidnapping Case In San Francisco
Wanda Shelbourne 21 pleads innocent to a kidnapping charge claiming she took the infant Kimberly Dawn to give her love. She was jailed on $12,500 bail after saying the act was impulse and that the baby seemed abandoned by a hospital doctor. Police later said the child was cared for and gained weight.
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San Francisco
Wanda Shelbourne
Fastian
Tle
Kema Norris
Brthers
Deaths and Funerals: Noble Infant and Molly Curlis
Noble Jerri Lyn Noble four months old dies in sleep at home. Survived by parents two brothers and maternal grandparents. Services Thursday at Mt. Pleasant’s Mt. Pleasant funeral home with burial at Mt. Crab Cemetery. Molly Curlis 85 of 312 N Cherry St dies after extended illness at Oakland Nursing Home Eaton. Survived by two sons Ralph and Floyd and sister Mrs Bertha Chaney. services Wednesday at Thompson Funeral Home Mt Crab. Burial Mt Crab Cemetery.
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Joeinson
Ralph Young
Warren County
Euanut
Thomas
Y ‘Noble
Paula Thompson
Rebecca Noble
Sart
Ffler
Mt. Pleasant Lana
Peasttown
Tir Op
Germantown
Molly Curlis
N. Cherry St
Thompson Funeral Home
Mt. Crab
Services for John M Walker at local funeral home
Funeral services for John M. Walker, 79, of 309 Webster Street, are set for 2 p.m. Friday at Joseph R. Baker & Srs Funeral Home with Rev. Harry Jackson officiating. Friends may call Thursday from 3 to 5 and 7 to 9 p.m. at the funeral home. Mr. Walker died Monday at Middletown Hospital.
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John M. Walker
Webster St
Joseph R. Baker & Srs
Harry Jackson
Woddisige
Services for Otis T. Sims Held in Lebanon
Otis T. Sims 85 of Lebanon Rt. 3 died Sunday at Christ Hospital Cincinnati. Funeral services set for 1 p.m. Thursday at Oswald Funeral Home with burial in Lebanon Cemetery. Visitation Wednesday from 6 to 9 p.m. Sims leaves two sons George and Gerald and a large extended family including nine grandchildren and several siblings.
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Oswald
Sims
Christ Hospital
Cincinnati
George
Gerald
Honor
Herman
Norman
Wesley
Dayton
Edith Morgan
Mary Baker
Xenia
Louise Blackwell
Oklahoma
Opal Hunter
Goldie Stevens
James C Totten to be laid to rest this Thursday
James C Totten aged 87 formerly of 182 Charlotte Drive will be held at 11 a.m. Thursday at Oswald Funeral Home burial will follow in Lebanon.
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James C
Bobby Darin Undergoes Heart Surgery in Los Angeles
Los Angeles AP report states 34 year old entertainer Bobby Darin is in very good condition after a major heart operation at Cedars of Lebanon Hospital. A hospital spokesman refused to disclose details and noted the surgery was not an emergency. Darin has been in Las Vegas shows and wrote hits like Splish Splash and Dream Lover.
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Los Angeles
Bobby Darin
Cedars of Lebanon
Darin
Man Held in Dayton Shooting Case
Police in Dayton questioned a man in connection with the fatal shooting of 47 year old Eugene Lee Stanley. Stanley died at the hospital from wounds suffered during an argument outside a west side case.
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Dayton, Ohio
Eugene Lee Stanley
Stanley
Totten Dies at Garden Manor Middletown
Mr Totten died Sunday at Garden Manor Nursing Home in Middletown. Surviving are two sisters Mrs Sarah Totten of Lebanon and Mrs Susie Miller of Dayvon.
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Garden Manor
Middletown
Sarah Totten
Lebanon
Susie Miller
Dayvon
Hamilton Deaths Gather at Local Services
George Martin, 56, of 1156 Central Ave, will have services at 1:30 p.m. Wednesday. Imogene Ruby, 78, of 918 Ludlow St, will have services at 10 a.m. Thursday.
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George Martin
Central Ave
Green
Imogene Ruby
Ludlow St
Webb
City to appoint nine member Drug Abuse Coordination Committee
City Commission plans to appoint a nine member coordinating committee on drug abuse tonight. The panel includes James Carson Armco Steel Jack Fitzpatrick Community Center director Richard Lewis pharmacist Walter Mischley Middletown Hospital director Dr Charles Patterson psychiatrist Richard Jones YMCA Ed Swain Butler Mental Health and Retardation Association Sgt Russell Dwyer Middletown police and Larry Smith Armco. The committee will study and report on prevention and treatment and act in an advisory capacity. A public hearing on a conditional use sign for C E Taulbee at 1601 Germantown Road is also on the agenda, starting at 7 pm.
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City Commission
Dale Helser
James Carson
Armco Steel Corp
Jack Fitzpatrick
Richard Lewis
Walter Mischley
Middletown Hospital
Charles Patterson
Richard Jones
YMCA
Ed Swain
Butler Mental Health and Retardation Association
Russell Dwyer
Middletown Police
Larry Smith
Armco
Hessel
James Saunders
C. E. Taulbee
Germantown Road
Commission
Retired Bill Collector Helps Foreign Families
President Nixon honors Philip Westerman of Connecticut for sending 163 a month to support 21 people in Korea Greece the Philippines and Colombia since 1968. Westerman says he adopted four families and funds food clothing housing and education while his son notes he cared for up to 53 foster children.
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Nixon
Korea
Greece
Philippines
Colombia
Philip Westerman
Byram, Conn
Westerman
Lowell P. Weicker
Armco Sued Over Railroad Wheel Derailment Claim
Penn CentralRailroad sues Armco Steel Co of Middletown for 100000 alleging negligence in wheel production. Suit filed in Montgomery County Common Pleas Court. Wheel bought by Penn Central derailed a train in Muirkirk Ontario Canada on February 1 1969.
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Dayton, Ohio
Armeco Steel Cop
Middletown
Penn Central Railroad
Montgomery County Common Pleas Court
Penn Central
Armco
Muirkirk
Ontario
Canada
Program On Drug Abuse Starts Monday At MHS
A drug abuse education program begins at Middletown High School on Monday and runs through Friday March 12. Assistant principal Walter Miller and Richard Lewis of Lewis Drugs co plan with Rotary Club and community groups to deter student experimentation and encourage help seeking.
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Dletown High School
Walter Miller
Richard Lewis
Lewis Drugs
Rotary Club
Russell Dwyer
Dwyer
Lewis
Miller
Camille MecCartt
Jury Seated for Murder Trial of James E. Ward
A Butler County jury panel is being formed in the first degree murder case against James E. Ward 22 of Norwood linked to the Oct death of Harry J. Flaig Sr. 82 of Fairfield. Florida coroner ruled suffocation. Ward and two companions charged. scene tour planned if jurors seated. Ward is defended by William F Foss Hopkins. state represented by Richard J. Wessel and John F. Holcomb.
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Hamilton
James E. Ward
Ward
Harry J. Flaig Sr
Mack Road
Fairfield
Flaig
Butler
Garret J. Boone
Grandview Place
Norwood
Court of
Butler County Common Pleas
Fred B. Cramer
William F
Foss) Hopkins
Cincinnati
Richard J. Wessel
John F. Holcomb
Judge Permanently Bans Jack Young From City Council
Hamilton County Common Pleas Judge Fred B. Cramer issued a permanent injunction barring Jack Young from sitting or voting on the Hamilton City Council. The suit, brought by Mayor Mark Petty, argued Young’s council seat violated the city charter. Young teaches at Taft High School in Hamilton.
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Hamilton
Butler County
Fred B. Cramer
Jack Young
Mark Petty
Young
Taft High School
Zodiac Horoscope March 21 to March 20
Horoscope offers daily guidance for each sun sign with cautions and prompts. Aries to Pisces cover intuition imagination risk taking financial prudence and adherence to rules across the cycle.
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Aries
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