Desperate Parents Fight Army For Son
In Scappoose Oregon Robert J Hinkle 21 faces special exams as his parents press to keep him from Vietnam. They describe him as mentally slow with limited schooling and say the Army refuses a disability discharge. His family criticizes the process and cites prior schooling records and 4-F status for his brothers.
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Scappoose, Ore
Robert J. Hinkle
Vietnam
Robert R. Hinkle
Ft. Ord
Ft. Lewis
Robert
Oday
Oakland
Calif
Wash
Joregon
Army
Wendell Wyatt
R-Ore
Hinkle
Portland
Tax Rates Explained To Lions Club Here
County Auditor A Ray Tilton details the 10 mill limitation that caps levies without a vote. At Manchester Inn meeting, he explains the 1934 1935 changes and how outside levies depend on district valuations and approved bonds.
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A. Ray Tilton
Lions Club
Manchester Motor Inn
J. Les Duermit
Tilton
Brothers Establish New Offices for Mid City Chapter
Big Brothers of Greater Middletown Inc led by Ronald Lane set up new headquarters in Room 11 9 S Broad St and will meet the second Tuesday each month at 445 pm Trustees call the group a welfare effort pairing fatherless boys with adult male companions. Lane notes 18 men volunteered as Big Brothers and 12 boys applied to be Little Brothers. Key committee chairs named by trustees include George Bundick president W J Knopf vice president Douglas Alder sec treas Mrs Helen Davis membership Robert Hawk public relations William Hart nominations Adam Cristo finance Byron Johnson personnel Donald Altstaetter training Walling Gray planning and ideas Dr Robert Flagel activities William Rathman by laws.
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Big Brothers of
Greater Middletown
Little Brothers
Lane
George Bundick
W.J. Knopf
Douglas Alder
Helen Davis
Robert Hawk
William Hart
Adam, Cristo
Byron Johnson
Donald Altstaette
Tax Help Available At Middletown IRS Office
IRS will offer tax assistance on Thursdays during the filing period at the Schmidt Building 1630 Central Ave Middletown. The office will also open Tuesday April 15 for final individual returns with hours 8 15 a m to noon and 1 to 4 30 p m. Taxpayers should prepare their returns in advance and call 422 6227 with questions.
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Middletown
Internal Revenue Service
Schmidt
Central Ave
Wesley Page
IRS
Hamilton Names Acting City Manager
Hack Wilson, longtime former city manager, was named acting city manager by a unanimous council vote. He currently directs city parks and playgrounds and will serve from Jan. 10 until a full time replacement is chosen after C. R. Lukens resigns. The council has over 30 applications under review.
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Hamilton
Howard F
Hack) Wilson
City Council
Wilson
C. R. Lukens
Council
Easter Island Named After Easter Sunday Discovery
Easter Island in the Pacific was named after Dutch seamen who discovered the land on Easter Sunday in 1722.
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Easter Island
Pacific
Reluctant Defendant Receives Two Concurrent Sentences
Arlo Butler, 29, Hamilton defendant, was sentenced to two concurrent terms in the Ohio Penitentiary after prior flight and a later arrest in Huntsville. He had pleaded guilty to concealed weapon counts and faced additional charges from a Colerain Township burglary attempt. The judge noted prior felony conviction and ordered the two concurrent terms.
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Hamilton
Arlo Butler
Butler County Common Pleas
Ate B. Cramer
Ohio
Barger
Parrish Ave
Huntsville
Ala
Hamilton County
Colerain
Jerry L. Merz
Hamilton Police Department
Harold J Carpenter
Butler County Sheff-Elect
Mansfield Reformatory
Cramer
Hugh D. Holbrook
Henry A. Masana
Mexico
Christmas Welcome Home for Marine Cpl. Stidham
Christmas waits for Marine Cpl. Sylvester Stidham Jr. son of Mr. and Mrs. Sylvester Stidham Sr. of 2404 Sherman Ave. after 27 months away on the U S S Proteus submarine in Guam. He is due home Monday and will join the reserves.
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Sylvester Stidham Sr
Sherman Ave
U. S. S. Proteus
Guam
Welcome Home Our Marine
Surgeon Opens Heart To Pup In Gratitude Gesture
New York AP report: Dr C Walton Luienel plans open heart surgery on Kai a four month old German shepherd puppy as thanks to animals used in heart research. Kai is the pet of Brooklyn twins Allan and Kevin Fogel. The operation would follow Kai's expected valve replacement after tests at New York Hospital Cornell Medical Center.
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New York
C. Walton Luienel
New York Hospital
Cornell Medical Center
Kai
Allan
Kevin Fogel
Brooklyn
Lillehei
Christiaan Barnard
Daily News
Lukens Dies Influenza Misidentified as Malaria in France
Rep. Donald E. Lukens of Ohio, visiting Biafra, fell ill in Neuilly and was treated for malaria after influenza was ruled out. He aims to brief President-elect Nixon on his return, missing the opening congressional session. Lukens described Nigerian pilots bombing Umuahia and urged a wider hearing for Biafra.
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Rep
Donald E. Lukens
Ohio
Neuilly, France
Lukens
Middletown
Biafra
Nigeria
Africa
Richard Nixon
United States
Washington
24Th
New York Times
Umuahia Biafra
Nixon
Ohio 759 Million Bond Funds To Guide Capitol Plan
The 108th General Assembly opens Monday to decide when and how to spend the $759 million bond issue voters approved on November 5. The plan prioritizes Highway $500 million with $100 million yearly spending, $95 million for education and vocational programs, $120 million for water projects, and $19 million for airports and state buildings.
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Columbus
Ohio
108Th General Assembly
James A. Rhodes
Senate
Theodore M. Gray
Gray
Highway Department
P. E. Masheter
Masheter
Education Department
Board of Regents
James M. Furman
Regents
Rhodes
Furman
Howard Collier
Martin W. Essex
Natural Resources Department
Stock Market Opens Higher Amid Mixed Early Trade
Irregular gains marked the opening as prices for Alcoa fell 4 percent to 72.4, Occidental Petroleum rose 4 percent to 48, Chrysler up 2 percent to 57, American Telephone unchanged at 54, VNA Corp up 4 at 51, Gulf Oil up 1 percent to 43, and Consolidated Edison down 1 percent to 33. The Associated Press average of 60 stocks gained 0.8 to 358.1. Atlas warrants advanced 5 percent on 12 700 shares. General plywood Jetronics and Syntex posted small gains.
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NEW York
Alcoa
Occidental Petroleum
Chrysler
American Telephone
VNA Corp
Gulf Oil
Consolidated Edison
Associated Press
American Stock Exchange
Atlas
Bow Valley Industries
General Plywood
Jetronics
Syntex
Maloney Chosen Patronage Chief
State Senator Michael J. Maloney of Cincinnati was named chairman of the Senate patronage committee which fills posts from clerk to doorkeeper. He was notified of the selection Thursday by Sen. Theodore M. Gray president pro tem as a Republican.
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Cincinnati
Michael J. Maloney
Senate
Theodore M. Gray
Rpiqua
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Marine
Cpl
Sylvester Stidham Jr
Pup
Assembly
Stock Mart
Maloney
Ust