Miami University Intercollegiate Forensic Tournament Returns
The eighth annual Miami University Intercollegiate Forensic Tournament is set for March 11 and 12 with organizer Steve Hinytzke stating higher participation than last year. Defending champion Capital University narrowly beat Wayne State on speakers points after tying on team scores. The debate topic: law enforcement agencies in the United States should have greater freedom in crime investigation and prosecution.
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Miami University
Steve E. Hinytzke
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Capital University
Columbus
Wayne State University
United States
Record-Break Stamp Auction Totals 258,920
A New York stamp auction sponsored by Robert A. Siegel Auction Galleries set a high bid total of 258,920. Highlights included early local postmasters stamps from Vermont towns Brattleboro and Millbury, St. Louis bear stamps on envelopes, and notable rarities such as a Lincoln portrait 1867 15-cent stamp and upside down airplane and railroad train issues.
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Hotel Plaza
Robert A. Siegel Auction Galleries, Inc
Brattleboro
Millbury
St. Louis
St. Mary's PTO Sets Tuesday Meeting With Film Event
St. Mary's School PTO will hold its monthly gathering Tuesday at 8 in the church social hall. The program includes a screening of The Child Molester presented by the Middletown Jaycees.
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St. Mary's School
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Middletown Jaycees
Insurance Rates Up in Watts Recovery Seen Despite Slow Rebuild
Watts area shows early signs of revival after August riots with fire insurance up 30 to 40 percent, not the feared three to six times. Meyer Bluestein, long-time Central Vernon business owner, predicts a bigger, better comeback as rebuilding begins and tenants return. City studies and proposals aim to spur urban redevelopment. rehabilitation proceeds slowly amid debris clearance.
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Watts
Central Avenue
Vernon Avenue
Long Hot Summer Predicted for Ohio Legislature
Columbus AP reports that Ohio lawmakers may face a drawn out 1967 session amid a Supreme Court plan for single member districts. GOP hopes for strong majorities fade as Senate House splits loom, with Governor Rhodes cautious on submitting further reform.
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General Assembly
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House
GOP
James A. Rhodes
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Little Hoover Commissin
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