Monarch Star passengers transferred at sea
The Monarch Star, stranded off Cuba, transferred 391 passengers and 368 crew to the Monarch Sun some in calm seas. Passengers may fly back to Miami for free, extend trips, or stay aboard for extra Caribbean time as Monarch Lines coordinates refunds and options.
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Miami
Monarch Star
Cuba
Haiti
Monarch Lines
Monarch Sun
Star
U.S. Coast Guard
Sun
John Boren
Port-Au-Prince
Caracas
Venezuela
Caribbean
Santarem Channel
Bahamas
Coast Guard
Sunset bill aims to prune Ohio state agencies in Senate
Ohio Senate introduces a sunset bill by Sen. Robert Freeman to review agencies every six years and abolish those deemed unnecessary. Exemptions include departments utilities commission and colleges. Other measures include higher auto license fees and handgun registration. Sen. M Morris Jackson backs a handgun photo ID requirement and harsher ammo penalties.
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Columbus
Ohio
Senate
Robert D. Freeman
Canton
Utilities Commission
Educational Institutions
House
James A. Rhodes
Freeman
Stark County
M. Morris Jackson
Cleveland
Volcano eruption near Goma leaves thousands dead in Zaire
AP reports about 2000 people believed killed when the Nyragongo volcano erupted Monday near Goma Zaire just north of Lake Kivu. Lava cut roads and reached Goma airport runway prompting evacuation as residents fled toward Rwanda. The area features forests and plantations with no large settlements nearby.
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Brussels
Belgium
Nyragongo
Zaire
Goma
Lake Kivu
Rwanda
Kinshasa
Earle Turvey 63 dies in Middletown at hospital
Earle G. Turvey 63 of 3594 F Village East Drive died at 7 10 p.m. yesterday at Middletown Hospital. He was an executive salesman for Diamond International Corp and a founder of the Middletown Civic Chorus. Surviving are daughter Toni Ann and brother Paul. Funeral details follow. Memorials to American Cancer Society.
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Earle G. Turvey
F Village East Drive
Diamond International Corp
Middletown Hospital
Turvey
Middletown
Humane Association of
Miami Valley
Gardner Harvey Co
New York
Diamond
Chicago
First United Presbyterian Church
Toni Ann
Miami University
Oxford
Paul
Colorado Springs
Colo
McCoy-Leffler
Irvin W. Emmons
American Cancer Society
Paul Gravitt
Park St
Gravitt
Miami-Carey Co
Edith Newman
Summerfield
Fla
Lena Dishman
Florida
Julia Brown
Liza Deck
Joseph R. Baker
Harold Thompson
Woodside Cemetery
Thomas Edward Wade
Central Ave
Garret Boone
Butler County
Wade
Edward Hobart Wade
Marie Wade
Ernest
Bill
Carlisle
Nancy Hoskins
Thelma Watson
Sally Meeker
McCoy- Leffler
Arthur Wilson
Funeral
Ohio State study to examine adult probation use
Ohio State University begins a 15 month study on adult probation as an alternative to imprisonment funded by a 244974 grant from the U S Department of Justice. Criminologists note cost and psychological advantages with probation and seek a comprehensive knowledge base of nationwide programs.
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Columbus, Ohio
Ohio State University
United States
U.S. Department of Justice
George Kaitsa
Kaitsa
OSU Bede
DP&L Strike Maintains Power With Reduced Output
DP&Lworkers strike for contract changes enters second day as management crews in remote plants keep power flowing at lower levels. Billing shifts to even rate plans for most customers while vandals damage facilities and 25 000 dollar reward offered for culprits amid sub zero weather.
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Dayton Power & Light Co
Utilit Workers of America
Dp&l
Sheriff's
Cleveland Coliseum To Host National Challenge Tractor Pull
The Cleveland Coliseum will host the 4977 National Challenge Tractor Pull this weekend. Gates open at 7 p.m. Friday with events running through Saturday and finals Sunday at 2 p.m. Tons of soil will replace the Cavaliers hardwood floor and Barons ice for the show.
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Cleveland, Ohio
Cleveland
Cleveland Cavaliers
National Basketball Association
Barons
National Hockey League
Fire damages $100 at smokehouse structure south of Franklin
Franklin firemen investigated a smokehouse like structure at 6102 Charlotte Kupp Road off Shaker Road south of the city. Damages were about $100. Eldon Lamb occupied the building and tried to contain the blaze by dumping snow as a wood stove flue sparked the fire. A passing highway patrol unit on I 75 alerted the fire department.
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Franklin
Charlotte Kupp Road
Shaker Road
Eldon Lamb
Highway Patrol
Miami University Middletown Campus Registration Dates
Students may register Thursday Friday and Saturday at the Middletown Campus for second semester classes. The theme period in room 113 Logan Johnston Hall runs 9 a.m. to 8 30 p.m. Thursday 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Friday and 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. Saturday with final opportunities during the first week of classes daily 9 a.m. to 8 30 p.m. at Johnston Hall administrative office. Class schedules and counseling available at the campus during the registration period.
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Middletown
Miami University
Logan Johnston
Johnston Hall
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Trujillo
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Earle Turvey
Funeral Home
Thomas Wade
Hamilton
Bonnie Gabbard
Tylersville Road
Brown-Dawson
Amelia I. Raab
Westhaven Nursing Home
Colligan
Farle Turvey
Germantown
Cleveland Coliseum
Gene Baker
Mana
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