City seeks funds for university program
City officials travel to Washington with Miami University administrators seeking National Science Foundation support for a proposed all-beneficial program. The effort aims to provide inexpensive professional help to communities, serve as a living laboratory for faculty and students, and boost national economic problem solving.
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Thom Hall Journal
Miami University
Dale Hessel
Washington, D.C
National Science Foundation
Charles Teckman
Miami
Education Administration Department
Middletown school board to name mediation panel tonight
The Middletown school board and the MTA set a mediation panel after last week's stall in talks. The group will include one member from each side and a chair chosen jointly, with first session by end of next week. Also on the agenda are a workshop director hire and roof repairs.
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Middletown Teachers’ Association
MTA
Policeman’s Ball Set for April 14 at Manchester Inn
The annual policeman’s ball will be held April 14 at the Manchester Motor Inn with Ron Turvis and his orchestra. Dance chairman Ptl. Harvey Poff announced tickets at $2.50 per person. Dancing runs from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m.
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Manchester Motor Inn
Ron Turvis
Ptl
Harvey Poff
Window Shot Out Sparks Citywide Vehicle Vandalism
Police investigate two waves of car window vandalism last week with 136 vehicles damaged and one business. A plate glass window at Tramell Cleaners on Grove Street was shot out and a .38 caliber bullet was found in a car. Reports traceable to 6 p.m. on Monday on Ross and Boylston streets and 8:30 p.m. in Mayfield area including Oberon Drive Winona Drive and Wildwood Road.
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Tramell Cleaners
Grove St
Ross and
Boylston
Mayfield
Oberon Drive
Winona Drive
Wildwood Road
AEIF members stage hour long demonstration at Armco HQ
Several hundred Armco Employes Independent Federation members demonstrated for about an hour outside Armco's Curtis Street headquarters protesting what they call a lack of good faith in bargaining. The group, representing Eastside maintenance shop workers, carried signs and pressed for fair negotiations amid ongoing NLRB charges over an incentive plan dispute dating from 1971 and 1972. Armco declined to comment.
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Armco Steel Corp
Armco Employes Independent Federation
Armco
AEIF
Eastside
Curtis Street
National Labor Relations Board
NLRB
Middletown Works
Accused slayer cites LSD trip before crime
Lionel Allen 19 testified he took LSD on Sept 22 and believed he was fighting a second youth when he strangled Edith Swan 71 in her Oxford home. He described a “bad trip” that led to his arrest for second degree murder and said he left by the back door after the act.
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Oxford
Lionel Allen
Edith Swan
Miss Swan
Allen
Ex Franklin teacher fights board over contract loss
George W. Hazelwood Jr., former Franklin High School teacher and coach, filed a memorandum in Warren County Common Pleas Court seeking to overturn his Sept. 29 1971 contract termination. He notes he held history and government teaching and track and tennis coaching posts for seven years and requests Judge Fred B. Cramer hear the case.
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Franklin
George W. Hazelwood Jr
Franklin High School
Warren County Common Pleas Court
Franklin School Board
Hazelwood
Kentucky
Fred B. Cramer
Butler County
Man Awaiting Trial Faces 12 Charges in Franklin Court
Ronald KaiserFranklin 20 bound to grand jury on 18500 bond in Franklin Municipal Court. He faces five breaking and entering four grand larceny and three malicious destruction charges tied to Brewer s Texaco Holly Gift Shop Mollohan Chiropractic Arlington East Beauty Shop Roselyn Center. Also listed Donald Wolfe 18 receiving stolen property six months jail with part of fine suspended and Richard William Keaton bound to grand jury on 5000 bond.
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Franklin
Ronald Kaiser
Lamberton St
Middletown
Franklin Municipal Court
Red Lion- Blue Ball Road
Brewer’s
Texaco
Holly Gift Shop
Mollohan
Roselyn Center
Brewer's Texaco
Mollohan Ponrecue
Arlington Ast
Donald Wolfe
Manchester Rd
Richard William Keaton
Miamisburg
Smoke at Sorg blamed on fan failure
Sorg Paper Co. faces fan failure blamed by President Dewitt Yost for heavy downtown smoke. The draft fan failed about 8 a.m. and was restored by 10:15 a.m. The company pledges air pollution abatement while shut down paper machines to minimize emissions.
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Sorg Paper Co
Sorg
Dewitt Yost
Yost
TV heroes win on most shows says viewer sentiment
A reader notes that the good guys routinely prevail on Mannix The Bold Ones Bonanza and Ironside while the 11 o'clock news often leaves a different impression.
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Mannix
the Bold Ones
Bonanza
Ironside
Fire destroys vacant Franklin house on River Street
Firefighters battled a blaze at 609 River Street in Franklin destroying the rear of an unoccupied house owned by Cecil and wife. The Bakers, now of Holmes Beach Florida, had been told to convert it into a summer residence after it was condemned last month. Deputy inspector Hobart Deep noted a letter of intent to move to Franklin in May to make the property a summer home.
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Franklin
River St
Cecil Baker
Holmes Beach
Fla
Hobart Deep
Bakers
City pay meeting called off due to illness of AFSCME rep
A planned meeting between Middletown city negotiators and about 240 AFSCME hourly workers was postponed after Nolan Tate Cincinnati district council representative for AFSCME telephoned for postponement until he recovers. The city offered a 3.2 percent wage increase with no fringe benefits.
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Randall Harrison
Acts
Middletown
Nolan Tate
Cincinnati
American Federation of State
Afscme
Lice
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