Cincinnati Man Sentenced in Franklin Court for DUI
A 35 year old Cincinnati man John D. Allen received 10 days in Franklin Municipal Court with four suspended for driving under the influence. He also forfeited his driving on for one year and must attend traffic school. Several others were cited for marijuana possession and traffic offenses with fines and license suspensions. Forty nine speeders faced fines or bonds totaling 1405 dollars.
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Cincinnati
Franklin Municipal
John D. Allen
Frank Charles Collins
Sheri Lane
Carlisle
Claude C. Cope
Anderson St
Herman EF. Hart
Daniel Anthony Bishop
N. St. Rt
Robert C. Freeman
Dayton
Donald L. Marlin
William L. Ellis
Mose H. Powell
Harold R. Dial
Lebanon
Former U N ambassador Seali hospitalized in Beijing
John Seali, former U S ambassador to the United Nations and representative of the American Broadcasting Corp in Nixon China visit coverage, is hospitalized in Beijing with acute bronchitis. His doctors say his condition is not serious.
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John Seali
U.S
United Nations
Seeali
American Broadcasting Corp
Nixon
China
Freshmen to hear Kindness at Bicentennial Week assembly
U S Rep. Thomas Kindness will be guest speaker at Freshman High School during Bicentennial Week events culminating in Friday's assembly. Activities include a library book lottery, flag distributions, Red White and Blue Day costumes, a Bicentennial crossword contest, and an All American Meal with glee club performance.
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Thomas Kindness
Freshman High School
FHA
Kindness
Glee Club
Wayne Wheeler described as real ruler of dry era politics
Wayne B Wheeler born in Brookfield Ohio was called the real ruler of American politics during the dry era by at least one historian. He wielded power as chief attorney for the Anti Saloon League shaping policy and law during prohibition.
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Wayne B. Wheeler
Brookfield
Trumbull County
Ohio
The
Anti-Saloon League
Love of art fuels Middletown arts leader's tenure
Kathy LeMoyne, who insists she is not an artist, stepped down after five years as president of the Middletown Fine Arts Center, which she helped grow from about 400 to 800 enrollments annually. She expanded the faculty, boosted auctions from 1,500 to over 9,000 dollars, launched sculpture, jewelry design, batik and macrame classes, and established scholarships reaching beyond local students. LeMoyne will remain on the board and as publicity chairwoman, continuing her quiet passion for culture and community art.
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Kathy LeMoyne
Franklin
Trenton
Monroe
The
Arts In
Middletown
AIM
Broad Street
American Legion Hall
Cincinnati
Dayton
Joe
Center
Germantown Plan Backed for Historic District Funding
Germantown receives backing for a historic district development plan as part of 29 line items funded from federal community development money. The $9 600 project awaits approval by the county advisory council before a public hearing with the Montgomery County Commission. The Miami Valley Regional Planning Commission will review proposals for federal compliance.
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Germantown
Montgomery County Development Office
Advisory Council On Community Development
Montgomery County Commission
Miami Valley Regional Planning Commission
Whalen rejects 2500 GOP aid over 100 limit pledge
Rep. Charles W. Whalen of Ohio refused a 2500 contribution from the Republican Congressional Committee to his primary race, citing his pledge not to accept funds over 100. He noted the offer to incumbents while announcing a sixth-term bid in Ohio's third district.
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Washington
Charles W. Whalen
Republican Congressional Committee
Ohio
House
Whalen
Guy Vander Jagt
R-Mich
Committee
Show Me book ruled not obscene by judge
Portsmouth district court dismissed obscenity charges against three book sellers in a December arrest. The book Show Me, described by its publisher as suitable for sex education, has sold over 100000 copies in the United States and includes pictures of nude children and adults in sexual activity. Court spectators cheered the ruling.
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Portsmouth
Alvin Taylor
United States
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