Two more charged in slaying of Phoenix newsman Bolles
Police arrest Max Dunlap and James Robison on first degree murder charges in the June bomb killing of Arizona Republic reporter Don Bolles. An affidavit alleges both acted with premeditation and deliberation. John Harvey Adamson in Tucson pleaded guilty to second degree murder in a plea deal as jury selection nears.
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Phoenix
Ariz
Arizona Republic
Don Bolles
Max Dunlap
James Robison
Bolles
Tucson
John Larvey Adamson
Adamson
Arizona Atty
Bruce Babbitt
Jon Sellers
Don Losier
Dunlap
Robison
Losier
Maricopa County
Sellers
Max Anderson
Break‑in at First Christian Church and nearby thefts
Overnight Friday burglars shattered glass at the First Christian Church at 1914 First Ave and ransacked two offices. Missing items include keys and change from a pop machine. A tool box and 200 dollars in tools were stolen from Joe Newman at 1500 Taylor Ave between 11 a.m. and 2 p.m. yesterday. Vandals slashed a tire on Tim Cole’s car at 13 Larrison St yesterday.
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First Christian Church
First Ave
Joe Newman
Taylor Ave
Tim Cole
Larrison St
Verity Hall VD Clinic Moves to Thursday Sessions
The Verity Hall VD Clinic will operate only on Thursdays for four hours starting this week, with sessions at 4 p.m. Previously it ran Tuesdays and Thursdays for two hours daily. Health Commissioner Paul Asmussen says patients needing urgent care can also visit the Dayton VD Clinic open four days a week or the Hamilton VD Clinic open two days a week.
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Verity Hall
Local Obituaries Include Barnes Dechant Draxler Medley in Franklin Area
Mrs. Besse M. Barnes 83 of 1604 Brentwood St found dead at home a natural cause reported 6 45 p m arrangements pending at McCoy Leffler Funeral Home Franklin Ruth Dechant 87 of 7250 Franklin Trenton Rd died at Middletown Hospital after heart failure spouse William E Dechant died in 1951 survived by children and grandchildren services set for Eaton Funeral Home Tuesday burial Woodhill Cemetery memorials to church historical society or charity Draxler 59 of 8336 Hendrickson Rd died after car crash Grand Ave near Marshall Rd servicetuesday two p m First Church of God burial Woodside Cemetery Coroner cites heart attack survived by wife family McCoy Leffler handling arrangements Gilbert Medley 60 of 517 Pinta Ave died Middletown Hospital two days after illness retired Armco welder member Fraternal Order of Eagles Lodge 2309 survivors include wife two daughters two sons and other relatives services Tuesday 10 a m McCoy Leffler with burial Woodside Cemetery visitation Monday 3 5 and 7 9 p m
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Besse M. Barnes
Brentwood St
McCoy- Leffler
Franklin
Ruth Dechant
Franklin-Trenton Road
Middletown Hospital
William E Dechant
Franklin Area
Dechant
Franklin United Presbyterian Church
Women’s Society
OMT Club
Franklin Historical Societ
J. William
Elizabeth Day
Middletown
Ann Price
Dayton
Eaton Funeral Home
George Adams
Woodhill Cemetery
Presbyterian Church
The
Franklin Historical Society
Paul
Charlie Draxler
Hendrickson Road
Grand Avenue
Marshall Road
Draxler
Woodside Cemetery
Black Clawson Co
First Church of God
Gilbert Medley
Pinta Ave
Medley
Scott County
Armco
Order of Eagles Lodge
Virginia
Joyce Brown
Orlando
Fla
Vernon
Virginia Beach Va
Navy
Douglas Ringiesn
Dean Walker
Nora Mary
Lexington
Paul Holleron
Georgetown
Joe Holleron
Mildred Steele
Joan Birdsong
McCoy-Leffler
Henry Howard
Woodside
Ohio students learn energy conservation under frigid weather
Ohio schools adapt to cold by trimming thermostats and shifting schedules as weather and fuel shortages stretch resources. Officials cite high gas costs, potential closures, and extra heating oil use at Ohio State University and various districts while communities seek urgent energy-saving measures.
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Joe McKnight
Associated Press
Ohio
National Weather Service
Ohio State University
Logan
Fred Good
Findlay
Mechanicsburg
Marathon Oil Co
Elmer Graham
Ohio Grain Elevator, Inc
Springfield
Lorain
Charles Nunley
Elyria
Carter Inauguration Opens With Nationwide Free Events
In a record public celebration, about 350000 invitees join Jimmy Carter's week of events while 340 free activities across Washington attract the public. The $3 million program runs through Friday with parades, dances, prayers, fireworks, and non-ticketed happenings.
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Washington
Jimmy Carter
Bardyl Rirana
Carter
Plains
National Visitor's Center
Lincoln Memorial
National Park Service
Franklin Girl Hurt In Baltimore Street Car Collision
Trish Newkirk a 17 year old from 4526 S Dixie Highway ran from behind a stopped car and crossed Baltimore Street when struck by a northbound car driven by John Welling 24 of 20 Middletown Eaton Road. She sustained a fracture of the upper right arm and was treated at the town Hospital after being aided to 311 Baltimore Street. She was listed in satisfactory condition last night.
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Franklin
Baltimore Street
Trish Newkirk
S. Dixie Highway
Baltimore
John Welling
Middletown-Eaton Road
Baltimore St
Thetown Hospital
Church Women United Meeting Canceled at New Era Baptist Church
The Church Women United meeting scheduled for tomorrow at the New Era Baptist Church has been canceled. A spokesman told The Journal there will be no meetings of the organization until further notice.
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Church Women United
Baptist Church
the Journal
Ellison Left Mark on City Hall Courtroom and Wit
Ellison, noted for a blunt wit, helped guide a $150 million revenue bond issue for Armco Steel Project 600 during 1967 68. He faced long meetings and a dense 10 page charter overhaul read aloud to midnight. He leaves with no parties planned and a wish to “fold my tent” quietly.
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United States
Armco Steel Corp
Ellison
Dan _ Rothe
Bill Denham
Harry Newlin
Squire, Sanders & Dempsey Bond Attorneys
Cleveland
Fire and medical responses across multiple incidents
A sequence of incidents reports fires and medical calls. Residents from Ruth Gibbs to Byron Brown and Mary Jones were admitted or treated for chest pains dizziness or breathing difficulty. Several incidents involved falls or injuries with transport to hospitals and varying condition notes.
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Oberon Drive
S. Clinton St
Ruth Gibbs
S. Sutphin St
George Simpson
Park Lane
Byron Brown
Trenton High School Class of 1967 Plans 10th Reunion
Members of the Trenton High School graduating class of 1967 are invited to a planning meeting Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. at Jo Ann Hollon Peyton’s home, 108 Monroe St. The gathering aims to organize a summer reunion. for more details call 422-0057.
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Trenton High School
Jo Ann Hollon Peyton
Monroe St
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