Kent State grand jury hears wounded students in shootings probe
Federal grand jury hearings focus on Kent State injuries from the May 4, 1970 clash. Witnesses include Donald MacKenzie who was shot in the neck while fleeing guardsmen, and Dean Kahler who was paralyzed. Jurors question campus administrator Robert Matson and note discussions at a meeting with then Governor Rhodes about demonstrator strategy.
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Cleveland, Ohio
Kent State University
Donald S. MacKenzie
MacKenzie
Highway Patrol
Donald Manley
Kent
National Guard
Robert E. Matson
John R. Cleary
Scotia
N.Y
Alan Canfora
Dean Kahler
Matson
Kent State
Whic
U.S
Cambodia
James A. Rhodes
Grand Jury
Ricker College
Houston
Maine
Area drivers fined in Municipal Court actions
Two area drivers were fined $200 each yesterday by Municipal Court Judge J. T. Lamb. James Kinser, 35, of 101 Shafer St., received the $200 and a three day jail term for driving while suspended. Odie Perry, 48, of the Breezeway Trailer Court on Cincinnati Dayton Road, was fined $200 for careless driving, reduced from driving while intoxicated. Additional fines of $50 went to Michael King, 21, of Camden for disturbing the peace and John Combs, 50, of 6101 Heinkle Road for careless driving.
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J. T. Lamb
James Kinser
Shafer St
Odie Perry
Breezeway
Cincinnati-Dayton Road
Michael King
Camden
John Combs
Heinkle Road
Associate pastor named for Holy Trinity Church
A former Fairfield priest the Rev Hugo Mentink will become an associate pastor at Holy Trinity Church Cincinnati archdiocese announced. Mentink will assume duties Jan 23 and assist Rev Albert Schetter pastor and Rev James O Connell associate pastor and Fenwick High School principal.
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Fairfield
Hugo Mentink
Holy Trinity Church
Archdiocese of Cincinnati
Father Mentink
Albert Schetter
Holy Trinity
James O’conner
Fenwick High School
GOP screening group disbands in Ohio
A Republican state candidates screening committee in Ohio voted to disband and let the GOP State Executive Committee decide endorsements in the May primary. The panel, after 75-80 contacts and 44 interviews, narrowed the list to 15 but made no endorsements. Report to be submitted to the executive committee, with potential consensus figures cited for governor and U.S. Senate.
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Columbus
Ohio
Kent B. McGough
James A. Rhodes
Cleveland
Ralph J. Perk
U.S. Senate
McGough
John W. Brown
Ted W. Brown
Ohio House approves divorce reform bill
The Ohio House voted 70 to 18 to approve a divorce reform measure, sending it to the Senate. The bill would allow a dissolution of marriage without proving divorceable offenses, while preserving fault grounds in contested cases. It also faced amendments removing mandates on school curriculum and extended marriage counsel.
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House
Alan E. Norris
Westerville
Senate
Norris
Opera Tonight by Canadian Company at Middletown
The Canadian Opera Company arrives in Middletown to stage Cossi Fan Tutte in English at 8 p.m. in The Dave Finkelman Auditorium. John Fenwick conducts the company with their own orchestra. Tickets $1.50 adults, 75 cents for students. Middletown campus students admitted with ID.
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Canadian Opera Company
Middletown
Mozart
Dave’ Finkelman
Miami University
John Fenwick
Logan Johnston
Middletown Campus
Scout Paper Drive Planned by Troop 20
Boy Scout Troop 20 will hold a paper drive on January 19 from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. The collection point is the Montgomery Ward parking lot at 700 North University Boulevard. For pickups contact Charles Rouster at 504 Jackson Lane.
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Boy Scout
Montgomery Ward
N. University Boulevard
Charles Rouster
Jackson Lane
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Carlisle
State
Charles William O'Neill
Ohio House
110Th General Assembly
Alan Norris
Armbruster Florist
Fire Log Headquarters
Armbruster Florist, Inc. Lawn & Garden Shop
Grand Ave
Bankamericard
Challenger Electronics
Central Avenue
VFW
V.F.W
Free Parking Consolidated Inc
First Ave
Eemith
Napoli
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Gemith
Segovia
Thurs
Creev
Trenton
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