Four speakers set for kidney dinner in Cincinnati area
A benefit dinner for the Kidney Foundation of Greater Cincinnati features four speakers linked to kidney disease and prevention. Speakers include Stanley L. Stock, Arthur C. Slageter Jr, Dr. Nina C. Mendoza, and Karl Mosbacher. The Italian dinner runs 4:30 to 6 p.m. at the DAV Hall on Trenton Franklin Road with emcee Fred Slezak.
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Kidney Foundation of
Greater Cincinnati
Middletown
DAV
Trenton- Franklin Road
Stanley L. Stock
The
Kidney Foundation
Arthur C. Slageter Jr
Nina C. Mendoza
Christ Hospital
Cincinnati
University of Cincinnati
Karl Mosbacher
Fred Slezak
Wlws-Fm
Stock
Kidney Foundation 1
Episcopal Diocese of
Southern Ohio
Muscular Dystrophy Association
Slageter
Internal Revenue Service
Mendoza
University of Chicago
Michael Reese Hospital
Chicago
Albert Einstein Medical Center
Philadelphia
University of St. Tomas
Philippines
Mosbacher
Longview State Hospital
Ann Slezak
Velma Klamp
Florida governor rides Super Bullet to Kyoto on weekend tour
Florida Governor Robin Askew rode Japan's Super Bullet high speed train to Kyoto on Saturday. He is visiting Japan as the first leg of a two week business oriented tour to the Far East, focusing on economic and cultural exchanges.
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Tokyo
Florida
Robin Askew
Japan
Kyoto
Far East
Train crashes into trailer at unguarded crossing in Argentina
In Santa Fe Province near La Pereyra a North Star passenger train hit a trailer truck at an unguarded crossing, killing 37 and injuring about 100. Rescue crews worked to reach victims trapped in wreckage. the train derailed and tipped onto its side after the collision.
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Buenos Aires
Argentina
la Pereyra
Santa Fe Province
North Star
San Miguel de Tucuman
Youth convention to run three days at Bethlehem Temple
The Southern Ohio District Young Peoples Union annual youth convention rolls Friday to Sunday with speeches worship Bible classes workshops a Bible Bowl outreach services skits and a concert. Local speakers from Oberlin Cincinnati College Hill and Columbus lead sessions at Bethlehem Temple Church and Grand Avenue Church of God. Friday 7 30 pm service features Bishop Morris E Golder of Grace Apostolic Church Indianapolis with a 24 year history growth. Saturday includes a Young Ministers Clinic chapel class Latta Latta Bible Bowl and Pentecostal origins seminar followed by dinner skits and a 7 pm service. Sunday features worship at 11 30 am and a 3 30 pm concert by the Union Mass Choir. Registration begins at noon $1 individuals $2 50 ministers $5 churches.
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Southern Ohio
Young Peoples’ Union
Oberlin
Cincinnati
College Hill
Columbus
Pentecostal Assemblies of the World
Young Ministers Clinic
William C. Latta
Bibleway Church
Bishop Golder
Four men sentenced in Franklin DUI cases
Douglas M Banks fined 300 dollars and suspended three year license for 1806 Glenn Ave resident Douglas M Banks 36. Two other Middletown men Michael F Duane 21 and Ernest Sandlin 19 plus James D McCloud 45 and Bobby Ray Pence 37 faced jail terms and penalties for driving related offenses.
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Douglas M. Banks
Glenn Ave
Michael F. Duane
Jewell Ave
Middletown
James D. McCloud
Roosevelt Blvd
Ernest Sandlin
Hetzler Road
Bobby Ray Pence
Campton
Reading week plans set at Bloomfield
Bloomfield Elementary School plans Right To Read Week with daily activities from Monday to Friday. A 9:30 9:45 a.m. district reading period will include all Edgewood schools. Events include a Lane Public Library speaker on Robert McCloskey, balloon releases, a play Tommy Needs To Read, a lunch time book fair, dress up day, and daily silent reading announced by Principal Bill Bishop.
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Trenton Bloomfield
Edgewood
Bloomfield
Lane Public Library
Robert McCloskey
Hamilton
Tommy
Bill Bishop
Barbershop chorus seeks singers in Middletown meeting
The New Razor's Edge Chorus invites Middletown men to an Introduction to Barbershop Harmony on Monday at 8 p.m. at the American Legion. The group’s May 13 show is set, with new members joining within three weeks. Contact 748-1590 for info.
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Razor's Edge
Middletown Area
American Legion
S. Main St
John Johansen
Vaudeville
Mark Trotta
Jed Whitaker
Lebanon
Gene Justice
Carter plan edges toward city aid with penalty in shift
White House advisers draft a policy to boost state roles in rescuing distressed cities, offering up to 1.5 billion dollars annually in grants while gradually reducing revenue sharing. The plan faces internal controversy over penalties for states not expanding urban duties, and is due for Carter's review ahead of the National Governors Association meeting opening Sunday.
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Washington
White House
Carter
National Governors Association
Paine's Common Sense Published January 8 1776
The pamphlet Common Sense by Thomas Paine was released on January 8, 1776, stirring colonial opinion toward independence and republican government.
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Thomas Paine
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