Armco creatives sweep Dayton show with best of show photo
Armco photographer Ben McIntire age 34 from Monroe won best of show at the Dayton Art Institute competition beating 731 entries. Seven Armco artists captured major awards as 149 works were presented across design and advertising graphics.
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Ben McIntire
Dayton Art Institute
Art Center
Armco Steel Corp
Jeff Vetter
Pflaum Publishing
Dayton
McIntire
Monroe
McIntir
Armco
Fro
Vetter
Sam Ashworth
Jim Conley
Bob Cyphers
Gene Eggleston
Miami University Alumni Set Considers Master Plan
The Oxford based Miami University Alumni Association Executive Council meets at Marstein Alumni Center to discuss the Master Plan for the Seventies. Incumbent president Robert Barr of Atlanta leads while Douglas M. Wilson proposes changes to fund raising and alumni relations with goals through 1980.
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Oxford
Miami University Alumni Association
Marstein
Robert Barr
Atlanta
Eastman Kodak Co
Douglas M. Wilson
Miami
Miami Alumnus
Optimists Plan Youth Projects At Zone VII Meet
Middletown Franklin Eaton Hamilton and Cincinnati Optimist members attended the Southwestern Ohio Zone VII gathering at Coomer Lodge. Governors and club leaders outlined plans for youth work including a local oratorical contest and a long range Boys Work project featuring a Soap Box Derby co sponsored by Middletown clubs.
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Optimist Club
Middletown
Franklin
Eaton
Hamilton
Cincinnati
Ohio
Coomer Lodge
Franklin-Trenton Road
C. Robert Shaney
J. D. Mills
Zone VII
Robert W. Highlands Sr
Middletown man convicted in burglary and larceny
Maj. John Bohlen escorted 21 year old Jewell Francis from the county jail to the courthouse where a jury convicted him of burglary and larceny for a break-in at Charles Bradley Jr. residence on November 14. Francis handed back a gold wrist watch found by the defendant and 4 guns, a watch and money were taken. Sentences totaled 5 to 30 years and 17 years to run concurrently with mercy recommended on the burglary count.
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John Bohlen
Butler County Police
Middletown
Francis
Charles Bradley Jr
Pinta Ave
Fred B. Cramer
Mansfield Reformatory
Space program critics push for automated missions over manned flights
AP Aerospace Writer notes that two Russian unmanned moon probes bolster critics of U.S. manned spaceflight. Congress trimmed NASA funding from 5.9 to 3.2 billion since Apollo 11, canceling Apollo 15 and other unmanned projects. NASA jobs fall from 420,000 to 145,000 amid cutbacks.
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AP Aerospace
Washington
America
Space Agency
Congressional
NASA
United States
Senate Defeats Cut To NASA Shuttle Budget
A December Senate move to cut 110 million from NASA’s next major manned vehicle budget failed, signaling a pause in space cuts. NASA will enter a study phase for a reusable shuttle, with future battles looming over shuttle space station plans and potential gaps before new manned flights.
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NASA
Earth
Space
SSS
Shuttle Space Station
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