Labor Case Decision Is Upheld In Ohio Supreme Court
The Ohio Supreme Court upheld lower court rulings denying unemployment compensation to Dayton workers from Inland Manufacturing Co who were laid off during an industry dispute linked to the 1970 United Auto Workers strike against General Motors. The justices also refused appeals in a Geauga County land dispute case and in a contempt of court matter involving the Amalgamated Transit Union of Cleveland over pension fund use.
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Columbus
Ohio
Dayton
Ohio Supreme Cour
Lena F. Barnes
Inland Manufacturing Co
United Rubber Workers Union
United Auto Workers
General Motors Corp
Montgomery
County Common Pleas
Bureau of Employment Services Board of Review
Supreme Court
Geauga County Commissoners
William V. Trowbridge
Chagrin River
AP Almanac Available By Mail And In Office
The Associated Press announces its 1973 Almanac is available by mail for 1.75 dollars plus postage and a limited number are sold at the circulation counter for 1.50 dollars. Use the order form to send copies to others, one form per copy.
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Associated Press
Journal
S Broad Street
Almanac Order Form Notice from Middletown Journal
Middletown Journal in Ohio offers the 1973 Associated Press Almanac for $1.75. Send a copy to the address provided with payment to Middletown Journal.
State Income Tax Forms Clarified in Ohio
Ohio State Tax Commissioner Robert J. Kosydar issued instructions to end confusion over exemption certificates for the state income tax. IT-4 form lines 1 4 show exemptions and consent to withholding. lines 5 8 are optional for additional withholding or undisclosed income. Senators Mottl Aronoff and Matia criticized privacy worries and urged changes or a bill to bar disclosure.
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Columbus, Ohio
Robert J. Kosydar
Kosydar
Ronald M. Mottl
Parma
Stanley J. Aronoff
Cincinnati
Paul Matia
Westlake
Mottl
Matia
Aronoff
Civil Rights Day Speaker at Miami University
Judge Benjamin L. Hooks, new FCC member and civil rights advocate, will speak at Miami University's Second Annual Civil Rights Day Convocation at Hall Auditorium tomorrow at 3 p.m. The program includes Miami Choral Union music conducted by Samuel Bennett. Hooks, 48, from Memphis, a lawyer, minister, businessman and former Army sergeant, has pushed for minority employment and black ownership preferences in broadcasting and voiced concerns about license renewals and FCC staff diversity.
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Oxford
Benjamin L. Hooks
Federal Communications Commission
Miami University
Hall
Miami Choral Union
Samuel __ Bennett
FCC
Hooks
Commission On
Dustry
Commission
Memphis
LeMoyne College
Howard University
Washington
DePaul University
Chicago
Historical Director to Speak at County Historical Society Meeting
Daniel R. Porter director of the Ohio Historical Society will address the Preble County Historical Society's second annual meeting Sunday at 2 p.m. at Bruce Elementary School. Officers and some trustees will be nominated and trustees will appoint an executive director for the year. James Mitchell of Eaton is candidate for president as the society plans to mark county historical buildings in 1973.
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James Mitchell
Rural
Eaton
County Society
Rhodus Waives Dayton Hearing on Armed Robbery Charge
Robert Rhodus, 54, formerly of Middletown, waived his preliminary hearing Thursday in Montgomery County Common Pleas Court on armed robbery charges. His case advances to the grand jury. Rhodus allegedly held up a cashier on December 29 at Rike's in the Salem Mall in Dayton.
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Robert Rhodus
Middletown
Montgomery County Common Pleas Court
Rhodus
Rike’s
Salem Mall
Dayton
Youths Bound To Butler Jury In Burglary Case
Three youths appeared before Municipal Judge J T Lamb after preliminary hearings. Two were bound to the Butler grand jury on charges connected to a service station burglary while a third was freed on two counts. Bonds were set at 2500 dollars for Mark Wills and Gregory Barr. James Adams had two counts of receiving and concealing stolen property withdrawn at prosecutor James Combs request. Wade Williams testified along with police officers. The case involved 480 dollars in cash and 3500 trading stamps stolen. arrests were on December 22. William Metcalf, 2, was bound on two charges for a bad check of 158.60 forging and passing it. IN OTHER casts, Owen
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J. T. Lamb
Butler
Mark Wills
Neibar St
Gregory Lee Barr
N. Main
William Metcalf
Franklin Rt. 1
Mercer II
Shafer ‘St
Joseph Slezak Jr
N. Sutphin Sr
Dietz Sohio
Sohio
Grand Ave
Monroe Theater slams Shakespeare outing at Monroe High
A student Romeo and Juliet at Monroe High School drew mixed reviews for pronunciation and pacing, with Debbie Doty as Juliet’s nurse praised for understanding. Budget issues were noted as the set and costumes were deemed underwhelming. the show runs tonight at 8 and tomorrow at 2.
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Juliet
Debbie Doty
Miss Doty
Cathy Armstrong
Bob Moore
Romeo
Rosaline
Franklin EMS squad awaits test score follow up
Franklin emergency squad members earned EMT certification after a federal test at Good Samaritan Hospital Dayton on October 28. Another test on December 13 is expected to add more certified members. four Middletown firefighters also gained EMT status from the October session. The Franklin squad operates separately from the city fire department.
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Franklin
Good Samaritan Hospital
Dayton
Middletown
Fire Department
Shooting Death Ruled Homicide in Portsmouth Bar Fight
Scioto County coroner ruled the death of Richard Taylor a homicide after a bar-room scuffle with three Portsmouth policemen. Grand jury will decide if police officer Carl Loper faces murder indictment for the fatal shot as Loper says he defended himself while being choked. Coroner James Scott says officers could have managed the incident without deadly force.
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Portsmouth
Ohio
Scioto County
Richard Taylor
Carl Loper
Loper
Taylor
James Scott
Federal Housing Freeze to Affect Local Projects
Germantown village administrator Dana Anslinger will report to the village council about the federal housing freeze effects. The HUD freeze applies to projects lacking feasibility statements before Jan 6, risking a 25 unit elderly housing project and renovations and a $700000 water system renewal program.
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Germantown
Dana Anslinger
Federal Housing Authority
Ansinger
The
Journal
Chief Investigator Named By Sheriff
Robert L. Cole 34 of Mason is named Warren County sheriff chief investigator with captain rank, effective Monday. Previously deputy sheriff for four years, Lebanon police for three, and four years with National Cash Register in Dayton. Lebanon High School graduate. LeMay vacancy filled after he became Waynesville police chief. last chief investigator was Richard Kemp who left two years ago for Treasury work.
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Lebanon
Robert L. Cole
Mason
Warren County
Cole
Department
National Cash Register
Dayton
Lebanon High School
Charles LeMay
Waynesville
LaMay
Richard Kemp
Alcohol, Tax and Firearms Division
Treasury Department
Servicemen Updates From Local Families
Navy Seaman John A. Fening completes recruit training at Orlando. Air Force Capt Ronald Frederickson stationed on Guam maintaining B 52s in Viet Nam air strikes. Capt Richard Kilburn earns Master of Arts from Central Michigan University and serves at Wurtsmith AFB. Air Force S Sgt Greg L Thier reassigned to Langley VA and Udorn Thailand for air operations. Marine Pvt Charlies L Arnett Jr to attend Marine administrative school at Camp Pendleton. Ensign Judith A. Hughes Navy Nurse Corps Reserve wins Academic Achievement Award and reports to Naval Hospital Portsmouth. Richard L. Stewart undergoing basic Navy training at Great Lakes after Lemon Monroe HS. MSgt John H. Willight receives Air Force Commendation Medal and serves at Luke AFB after Vietnam service.
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AIR Force
Ronald Frederickson
V.A. Frederickson
Lindy Ave
Guam
Vietnam
Richard Kilburn
Walter J. Kilburn
Harrison St
Central Michigan University
Wurtsmith Afb
Mich
S. Set
Greg L. Thier
Charles M. Their
Richardson Drive
Langley Afb
Udorn Royal Thai Afb
Thailand
Fenwick High School
Marine Pvt
Charlies L. Arnett Jr
Camp Pendleton
Calif
Marine Administrative School
Arnett
Charles Arnett Sr
Calumet Ave
Marine Recruiting Station
Judith A. Hughes
Navy Nurse Corps Reserve
Frederick R. Hughes
Sutton Ave
Naval Women Officers School
Newport
R.I
Ensign Hughes
Miami Valley Hospital School of Nursing
Naval Hospital
Portsmouth
Richard L. Stewart
Wayne L. Harden
Burbank Ave
Great Lakes Training Station
Ill
Lemon - Monroe High School
John H. Willight
Alma L. Haley
17Th Ave
Charleston Air Force Station
Maine
Luke Afb
Ariz
Middletown High School
Trenton
N.J.) State College
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Hinkle Road
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Yankee Road
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Wilbur Johnson Jr
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