NAACP appeals over Dayton busing burden of proof
The NAACP seeks to revive a court ordered desegregation plan in Dayton Ohio arguing the burden of proof rests with the wrongdoer and that the district has not shown current segregation results. The Justice Department backs the NAACP, criticizing Judge Rubin for treating each act in isolation and misplacing the burden of proof. The 6th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals will hear arguments on revoking or upholding the plan.
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National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
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U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Rubin
Ubin
Supreme Court
Association
US Justice Department
Justice Department
Department
District Court
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Germantown Drug Raids Net Drugs and Weapons
Germantown police and Jackson Township officers conducted two drug related operations. At 2 30 a m a raid at 4 B E Center St yielded a large quantity of drugs drug paraphernalia and stolen property linked to burglaries in Germantown and Jackson Township. Earlier police stopped a vehicle at Montgomery and Cherry arresting a man and seizing about 500 in drugs drug tools a sawed off shotgun and other weapons. Authorities did not confirm links between the incidents and planned to file charges after investigation.
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Germantown
Jackson Township
Center St
Montgomery
Cherry Streets
Middletown campus gets 48395 grant for tech gear
Middletown Dam of Miami University receives 48395 in state grants via the Ieee Education Aaent Money fund administered by the Ohio Board of Regents. Funds reflect 11 tech programs, with emphasis on costly equipment and enrollment, to buy computer hardware lab gear word processors and video monitors and cameras.
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Middletown Dam
Miami University
Ieee Education Aaent
Ohio Board of Regents
Middletown
Fire causes at 415 East St with clothes basket blaze
Franklin fire officials say a missing burner cover on a gas water heater sparked a small fire at 415 East Street near 6 am. Heat from the heater likely ignited a nearby plastic clothes basket, burning contents. Estimated damage is $25. Occupant Coy Barrett and owner Elmer Forbes.
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Franklin
East St
Coy Barrett
Elmer Forbes
Grandview Clarifies Policies at Ambulatory Care Center
Grandview Hospital center near Dayton Mall clarifies policy on MDs and DOs renting office space and seeking staff privileges. Center opened Jan 30 offers diagnostic and treatment services with 24 hour emergency room and surgery facilities for an overnight-free stay. 1000 patient visits recorded.
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Miamisburg
Grandview Hospital
Ohio
Dayton Mall
Jack Routledge
Mds
Dos
Routledge
Service clubs urged to back MASH CPR program drive
Twenty five area service clubs listened as Middletown Club urged commitments of time and funds for the Middletown Area Survival Heartbeat CPR training program. Rotary, Sam Dalton, and Deem outlined costs for adult and child manikins and asked clubs to sponsor or donate to cover staff and office needs. Dr Walter Roehil Jr of MASH described a three hour course, aiming to train 30,000 to 50,000 adults down to ninth grade, citing Seattle's success as inspiration.
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Middletown
Sam Dalton
Middletown Club
Deem
Rotary
CETA
Walter Roehil Jr
MASH
Seattle
Wash
Ohio plant murder suicide shocks Newark and Johnstown
Two Owens Corning Fi employees in Ohio were involved in a fatal incident after Charles Blake Jr 20 of Newark shot Robert Dodrill 19 of Johnstown three times in the head with a .22 caliber revolver before killing himself Witnesses described a confrontation in the plant reception area and a parking lot shooting that ended in a suicide the medical status and lifesaving remarks are noted.
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Newark, Ohio
Owens-Corning
Charles Blake Jr
Newark
Robert Dodrill
Johnstown
Dodrill
Blake
Examination ordered for local man Hamilton
A psychiatric examination has been ordered by Butler County Common Pleas Judge Fred B. Cramer for a 23 year old Middletown man charged with three counts of kidnapping. Daniel Dalton, 7880 Keister Road, is accused of forcing his way at gunpoint into a car containing three 20 year old women and driving them to the Day’s Inn in Monroe where he allegedly raped two of them, one of them twice.
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Hamilton
Butler County Common Pleas
Fred B. Cramer
Middletown
Daniel Dalton
Keister Road
Monroe
Alabama's chickens rank fourth in national production in 1975
In 1975 Alabama ranked fourth among states for chicken production, reflecting strong poultry output. The data highlight Alabama's prominent role in the industry with high annual volumes and related economic activity.
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Alabama
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