Kent State investigation widens over 1970 shootings
A federal grand jury in Cleveland plans to review images of the Kent State University campus killings on May 4, 1970. Witnesses cited include former Gov. Rhodes and a police officer involved, with questions on possible collusion among National Guard troops and mounting testimony from journalists and officials.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Ohio National Guard
Kent State University
U.S
Cambodia
John P. Filo
Filip
Associated Press
Springfield
National Guard
Grand Jury
James A. Rhodes
Michael Delaney
American Bankers Association
Washington, D.C
Rhodes
Delaney
Portage County
Reserve Officer Training Corps
Kent State
Tom Byrne elected president of Franklin's school board
Franklin's 1974 reorganizational meeting saw Tom Byrne re elected president of the school board. Dr Dale Hubbard vacated his seat after eight years, John Tewell became vice president, and Marcellene Hollingsworth earned a two year probationary clerk term with a 10500 first year salary and 11000 second year.
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Tom Byrne
Franklin’s
Rex Richardson Journal
Franklin
Dale D. Hubbard
Hubbard
John Tewell
Marcellene Hollingsworth
Patrol pay bid tabled during December truckers strike
The Ohio Controlling Board tabled a request for 179,662 dollars to cover highway patrol costs and overtime from the December truckers strike. Rep Myrl Shoemaker sought a detailed breakdown. A patrol spokesman said the information would be ready by the next meeting in two weeks. Over 1,000 patrolmen were mobilized December 4 to 7 and again December 14 to 17, with overtime limited to sergeants and below.
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Columbus
Ohio
Highway Patrol
Myrl Shoemaker
C-88
Bourneville
Metzenbaum promises to listen in Ohio meet
Ohio's new senator Metzenbaum told about 100 at Miami University's Hamilton campus he would spend his time listening to Ohioans while facing questions on the energy crisis Watergate and campaign finance. He urged an excess profits tax support for federal education aid and urged Nixon's resignation while defending Israel and addressing health care unemployment and other concerns.
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Hamilton
Ohio
Howard Metzenbaum
Miami University
Metzenbaum
Cleveland
Nixon
House of Representatives
Israel
Susi
Mental Health group to meet in Hamilton
The District One Citizens Committee of the Ohio Department of Mental Health and Mental Retardation will meet Thursday at 7:30 p.m. at the Fair Acres Center in Hamilton. Fred A. Globig, Social Security administrator for South Butler, Warren, and Clinton counties, will speak on Supplemental Security Income issues affecting many developmentally disabled persons. The meeting is open to the public. District One covers Butler, Warren, Clermont, Clinton and Hamilton counties.
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Hamilton
District One Citizens Committee
The
Ohio Department of Mental Health and Mental Retardation
Division of Mental Retardation and Developmental Disabilities
Fred A. Globig
Butler
Warren
Clinton Counties
Clermont
Clinton
Hamilton Counties
Warren County Opens Free Breast Cancer Detection Center
Warren County women aged 35 to 75 may schedule free examinations at the General Hospital in Cincinnati. Led by Angela Bervinger, chair of the Warren County Unit of the American Cancer Society, the center is Ohio's only program and among 19 nationwide. Contact Warren County Cancer Society Unit, 126 E Mulberry St, for appointments.
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Lebanon
Warren County
General Hospital
Cincinnati
Angela Bervinger
American Cancer Society
Ohio
United States
Warren County Cancer Society
Mulberry St
Largest prison in the world is Kharkov Prison in Russia
The Kharkov Prison in Russia is described as the largest in the world with the capacity to hold about 40,000 inmates.
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Russia
Kharkov
Middletown Civil Service Announces Programmer Exam
The City of Middletown Civil Service Commission invites applications for a Programmer position. Applications available from the Personnel Office and due by 5:00 p.m. January 17, 1974. Equal opportunity employer. Civil Service Secretary Wilma L. Seeger. January 8, 1974.
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Middletown
Carlisle School Board Reorganizes for 1974
Carlisle residents elect Ronald Diver as president and William Jick as vice president at the Carlisle School board reorganization meeting. The regular meeting schedule remains 8 p.m. on the second Monday each month in the superintendent's office on Fairview Drive. Clerk Charles Chamberlain is reappointed to a four year term. The board will review start times due to Daylight Saving Time this fall. Alden Brown becomes ambassador to Village Council.
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Carlisle
Ronald Diver
William Jick
Fairview Drive
Charles Chamberlain
Alden Brown
Betty Brewer
Ohio School Boards Association
Diver
Glenn Blackmore
Blackmore
Minck and
Brown
Fire guts three downtown buildings in East Liverpool
An early morning blaze gutted three downtown buildings in East Liverpool Ohio causing three hours of out of control flames. Firefighters from Columbiana County Midland Pa Wellsville and Liverpool Township aided East Liverpool crews as darkness and freezing temperatures hampered efforts. No injuries were reported.
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East Liverpool
Ohio
Columbiana County
Midland
Wellsville
Liverpool Township
Crossword clues and answers list
A compact crossword oriented prompt listing clues such as across and down items. Includes entries like Conflict, Pronoun, stadium sound, and measurements. Appears to be a puzzle with various thematic and standard clues including a famous golfer term and a physical description.
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Nicklaus
County Courts MARRIAGE LICENSES
County courts list marriages for Richard Apple and Pamela Tyra. Joseph Hinton and Donna Thomas. Jack Howell and Shirley Bray. Richard Dane and Kathy King. Paul Tate and Alice Rice. Timothy Lebanon pair. Don Steele and Loraine Hill. Michael Watson and Janet Lucas. Charles Reedy and Franc Stout. Robert Ryan and Teresa Conover. Ricky Engle and Denise Valentine.
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Richard Eugene Apple
West Elm St
Monroe
Pamela Gaye Tyra
Central Ave
Carlisle
Joseph R. Hinton
Reno
Nev
Donna Thomas
East St
Lebanon
Teller
Jack B. Howell
Dale Ave
Franklin
Millwright
Shirley Bray
Richard Dane
S. Main St
Laborer
Kathy King
Ethel Ave
Paul G. Tate
N. Sycamore St
Alice Rice
Broadway
S. Lebanon
Timothy &. Epp
Huffman Ave
Teresa Sue Miterspan
Riley Wills
Don Steele
S. Sycamore St
Loraine Hill
Katherine Ave
Michael Watson
N. River St
Janet Sue Lucas
Howard Road
Charles Reedy
S. Main Stringboro
Franc Stout
Waynesville
Robert Gary Ryan
West St
Army
Teresa Mae Conover
Ohio
Diamond demonstrates voting machine changes in Ohio
Diamond National Corp officials demonstrated alterations to their computer type voting machine for Secretary of State Ted W. Brown. The device prints returns at polling places and tabulates at a central location, assistant secretary James Marsh said. It had provisional approval and has been used in Athens, Clermont, and Champaign counties.
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Columbus, Ohio
Diamond National Corp
Ted W. Brown
James Marsh
Athens
Clermont
Champaign
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Kent State Investigation
FBI
Fred DeBrine
KATV
Little Rock
Ark
Akron
Terrence Norman
DeBrine
Norman
Michael Delaney “Rhodes
Ed Lynch
Hollingsworth
Doug Whitaker
Stallsmith-Fernandez
Byrne
Supt
Shelby Middle
Ton and
Lynch
Treadway
Franklin High School
Patrol
C. J. Bosnak Journal
Fair Acres Center
N. Fair Ave
DuPont
Ant Fowlers
Springboro
Breast
Cancer Center
Wilma L. Seeger
Carlisle School
Journal
State News
New Guinea
Chicle
Picture
Culture Medium
Constellation
Prong
Eugene Sheffer
Tag
Crimson
Scottish River Down
Armadillo
Capital
Latvia
Mr. Gershwin
Ledge
Stannam
Madison Ave
Fis
Ricky Engle
Deerfield Road
Welder
Denise Valentine
Springdale
Diamond
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