Dogs Find Homes as Man Keeps Stray Rescue Going
Joe Schneider in the Berkshire hills has sheltered and rehomed about 3000 dogs over four years, turning away from the SPCA plan to euthanize unadopted dogs. He spends $100 weekly on food, spends savings, and has sold land to sustain his shelter while insisting each dog must have a guaranteed home.
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Ae Mass
Joe Schneider
Joe
Hawley Road
S.P.C.A
Berkshires
Vermont
New York
CPR classes set at YMCA
Registration is accepted at the Middletown Area YMCA for CPR training. Classes start Wednesday at 9:00 AM and 7:30 PM with Fred Cooper, health and fitness director, as instructor. No charge unless Heart Association certification is desired, which costs $2.
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YMCA
Mi Y Area
Fred Cooper
American Heart Association
Middletown Area
Want Heart Association
Theft reports at Carlisle and Regent Drive
A leather coat valued at 100 dollars was stolen from Walter Rose of Carlisle while he ate at Duff's Smorgasbord in the Middletown Shopping Center yesterday afternoon. A spare tire was reported stolen from a van owned by Linda Cole parked at 314 Regent Drive yesterday.
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Walter Rose
Carlisle
Duff's
Middletown
Linda Cole
Regent Drive
Middletown Bar Association elects officers
Gene E. Schaefer was elected president of the Middletown Bar Association. He is a Wilmer & Wilmer attorney practicing in Middletown since 1969 and serves as captain in the Air Force Reserve. New officers include John W. Herr as vice president H Finkelman as treasurer and Mark W. Wall as secretary. Also noted was a push to improve the county law library with support from its trustees and new members Chris Rothermel and Eric Miller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gene E. Schaefer
Middletown Bar Association
Wilmer & Wilmer
Schaefer
Middletown
University of Cincinnati College of Law
Judge Advocate Corps
Air Force
Air Force Reserves
First United Methodist Church
Cloister Cliff Drive
John W. Herr
Herr & Herr
H . Finkelman
Mark W. Wall
Richard A Wilmer
Butler County Bar Association
Middletown Bar
Law Library
Chris Rothermel
Eric Miller
Judge delays Polanski sentencing in France
Los Angeles AP reports a new judge in the Roman Polanski case will not sentence him while he remains in France. Superior Court Judge Paul G Breckenridge Jr indefinitely postponed sentencing Friday. Polanski cannot be extradited from France as a French citizen, but could face prosecution there for the U.S. crime. He fled Feb 1 the night before he was to be sentenced for unlawful sexual intercourse with a minor.
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Los Angeles
Roman Polanski
France
Paul G. Breckenridge Jr
Polanski
U.S
Chinatown
Rosemary's Baby
First Black 4-Star General Chappie James Dies
Daniel Cha James Jr. the first Black four star general, died at 58 in Colorado Springs after a heart attack. NORAD commander in chief until retirement, his career began amid segregation with a court martial risk at Freeman Field and included a controversial Pentagon transfer. Statements from Defense officials praised his service and equal rights advocacy.
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Colorado Springs
Colo
Daniel “Cha * James Jr
U.S. Air Force Academy
North American Air Defense Command
James
Eet
Harold Bro
Brown
Chappie Ae
Snes
Defense
Melvin Laird
Laird
Pentagon
NORAD
Defense Department
Aerospace Defense Organization
Washington
Denver Broncos
Freeman Field
Seymour
Ind
Armed Forces of
America
Camden Man Harold Innis Dies in Auto Crash
Harold Lee Innis 48 of McKinley Drive died in a single vehicle crash on U S 127 near Spring Road south of Camden. The car went off the road and through a culvert into a creek. time of crash not known, found at 3 15 p m. Innis last been seen noon Friday before work at Diebold Corp in Hamilton. Survived by wife Frances two daughters Linda Kay Stephens of Houston and Lisa Innis of New Lebanon a son Eric of New Lebanon two stepdaughters Gail Frost and Donna Stubbs both of Camden four grandchildren and parents Arthur and Mrs. Innis of Dayton. Former Dayton Fire Dept member 20 years, Navy veteran, Burrville Tenn native. Visitation 7 9 pm Monday at R C Nein Funeral Home Camden, funeral 2 p m Tuesday burial in Fairmount Cemetery Camden.
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Seven Mile
Camden
Harold Lee Innis
McKinley Drive
U. S. 127
Spring Road
Here
Tris
Highway Patrol
Innis
Diebold Corp
Hamilton
Frances
Linda Kay Stephens
Houston
Texas
Lisa Innis
New Lebanon
Eric
Gail Frost
Donna Stubbs
Hershel
Herald
Harry
Jacksonville
Fla
Arthur Innis
Dayton
Dayton Fire Department
Burrville
Tenn
R. C. Nein
Fairmount Cemetery
Charges filed in kidnapping in Richmond Indiana
An Ohio man, Byron R. Ball, faces attempted murder robbery and three kidnapping counts after abducting a postal worker Robert Herrmann and his sons Rob 10 and Mike 6 in a bank robbery and chase near Richmond. Ball was captured in Ohio after a 17 hour hold and exchange for a car. Accomplice Richard Baker is charged with robbery and awaiting plea for attempted murder.
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Richmond
Ind
Ohio
Dayton
Wayne
Ball
Robert Herrmann
West Manchester
Herrmann
Rob
Mike
Interstate 70
Springfield
Street
Wayne County
Gerald E. Surface
James C. Puckett Surface
Indianapolis
Richard
Baker
Wayne Superior Court
Propane transfer under guard after Waverly blast
In Waverly Tennessee after a propane loaded railway car exploded killing eight injuring many and devastating the business district, three men began transferring propane from a derailed car under evacuation. About two thousand residents sought safety at the National Guard Armory and a high school while emergency personnel worked.
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Waverly
Tenn
National Guard
James Crawford
Nashville
Fire and medical calls report multiple hospital transports
At 7:06 p.m., 813 18th Ave, Christine Morgan, 23, labor pains, admitted to hospital. At 4:10 p.m., 4015 Helton Drive, Carrie Copeland, 67, pains, to hospital, treated and released. At 2:04 p.m., 1904 Woodlawn Ave, Dora Albin, 20, fell, to hospital, treated and released.
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18Th Ave
Christine Morgan
Helton Drive
Carrie Copeland
Woodlawn Ave
Dora Albin
Dole Eyes Presidency In New Hampshire Test
Senator Robert Dole said he is interested in running for president and will test support by feeling out reaction in New Hampshire. He spoke to the Republican State Committee after forming a political action committee to aid GOP candidates at federal, state, and local levels.
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Manchester
Robert Dole
Kansas
Associated Press
New Hampshire
Dole
Gerald Ford
Carter
Republican State Committee
Washington
Journal to Publish Annual Business Industry Section
The Journal states its business industry special section will run tomorrow after production delays. The shift moves the original publication from today to Monday, with readers advised to check Monday’s edition for the full package.
Two More Suits Filed Over Beverly Hills Fire Losses
In Newport Kentucky 84 year old Otilia Vollman and 59 year old James Cox estates join a growing lawsuit tied to the Beverly Hills Supper Club fire. Twenty defendants including U S Plywood Champion Paper and Owens Corning Fiberglas are cited as building material suppliers. The May 28 blaze killed 164. Suits exceed 1.8 billion dollars. A Campbell Circuit Court grand jury opened an investigation this week. The latest filings seek 1.5 million for the Vollman and Cox estates.
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Newport, Ky
Beverly Hills
Newport
U.S. Plywood
Champion Paper Inc
Owens Cornling Fiberglas Corp
Campbell Circuit Court
Otilia Vollman
James L. Cox
Florence
Ford pays top dollar for generator
Northeast Utilities sold a jet engine powered 10 000 kilowatt generator to Ford Motor Co for about 150000 above book value Ford paid 500000 though its book value was 359000 Ford said the generator was needed by Ford in Lima Ohio due to coal shortages amid a winter strike The engine can meet up to 30 percent of the plant electrical demand
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Hartford, Conn
Northeast Utilities
Ford Motor Co
Ford
Northeast
William Keveney
Lima
Ohio
Keveney
Miami student dies during intramural basketball game
Richard M Sammons, 21, a Miami University senior from New Albany, Ohio, died after an apparent heart attack during an intramural basketball game at Withrow Court. He was rushed to McCullough Hyde Hospital by Oxford Rescue Squad and pronounced dead at 3:45 pm following prior heart surgery. The university spokesman noted Sammons played intramurals infrequently and was not exerting himself at the time, with no other players nearby.
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Oxford
Miami University
New Albany
Ohio
Richard M Sammons
Sammons
McCullough-Hyde Hospital
Withrow Court
Lebanon Man Virgil Gardner 64 Found Dead at Home
Virgil E. Gardner 64 of 4 Northwood Drive Lebanon was found dead at his home Friday. He is survived by a daughter, Mrs. Pam Apgar of Lebanon. Services set for 2 p.m. Monday at Oswald Funeral Home with burial in Lebanon Cemetery. Visitation starts Monday at noon.
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Lebanon
Virgil E. Gardner
Northwood Drive
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Lexington
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Ala
Presidency
Miami
Virgil Gardner
Union Sanitary Sweepstakes
Bobby Gene Peters
E. Bryant Franklin
Park St
2Nd Ave
Grand Ave
Gideon de Trenton
Santer
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