Police Probe College Incidents Slang Narco Raids Across Campuses
A nationwide series of police probes targets drug use and illicit sex at colleges. Arrests total over 30, across Ohio Ohio State Kent State Oklahoma Michigan Syracuse Massachusetts Washington Seattle and at least one university-affiliated incident involved students and non students. Authorities report narcotics trafficking rings and a surge of marijuana seizures tied to campus areas with both current and former students implicated.
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New York
U.S
Minoriaf
Akron
Columbus
Ohio
Ohio State
Kent State Universities
Mexico
Norman
Okla
University of Oklahoma
Oklahoma University
University of Michigan
Syracuse University
University of Massachusetts
Washington
American University
University of Miami
Miami
Jamaica
University of Washington
Seattle
Seattle Times
Avon Sailor Dies Of Hawaii Crash
Honolulu AP report says George R. Frey 20 a Wheeler Air Force Base sailor died at Tripler Army Hospital from injuries after a Wahiawa car crash last Wednesday. His car struck a utility pole overturned he was thrown out and died. He was the son of Mr and Mrs Norman H Frey of Avon Ohio.
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Honolulu
George R. Frey
Wheeler Air Force Base
Tripler Army Hospital
Wahiawa
Frey
Norman H. Frey
Avon
Ohio
Ohio agency recovers 68694 from illicit jobless benefits seekers
The Ohio Bureau of Unemployment Compensation announced that it recovered 68694 dollars from individuals who obtained jobless benefits illegally during December. The agency said the refunds reduce improper payouts and strengthen program integrity.
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Columbus, Ohio
Ohio Bureau of
Kidney Of Dead Boy Gives Ohioan Hope
DETROIT AP reports James Fitch a 27 year old ex sailor from Delta Ohio received the kidney of 7 year old Brad ley Van Newkirk who died in a Dec 20 traffic crash. The donation came after the boy’s father Dr Karl Van Newkirk consented. Fitch waited ten months for the transplant and says the kidney’s survival depends on God.
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Detroit
James Fitch
Fitch
Wayne County General Hospital
Delta
Ohio
Brad
Ley van Newkirk
Karl van Newkirk
Plymouth
B52 Stratofortress and KC135 Crash Off Spain Coast
A U S B52 bomber and KC135 tanker collided while refueling and crashed near Almeria on Spain’s southeast coast. Eight to ten crew may have been aboard. survivors reportedly parachuted from the bomber. The planes were from Moron and Torrejon bases, with Spanish and U S officials responding.
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Madrid
Almeria
Spain
16Th
U.S Air Force
U.S
Air Force
Seville
Moron
Torrejon
16Th Air Force
Garrucha
Mediterranean
Wage strike hits Bendix contractor at Kansas City plant
About 4,000 machinists at the Bendix Corp plant in Kansas City walked out over a wage dispute. The International Association of Machinists rejected a three year company proposal 1,596 to 946, impacting parts for the Atomic Energy Commission weapons complex in Albuquerque.
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Kansas City, Mo
Bendix Corp
Atomic Energy Commission
Albuquerque
N.M
International Association of Machinists
Laborer Charged In Hit-Skip Death in Cincinnati
In Cincinnati 30 year old laborer Willie Roberson is charged with second degree manslaughter and leaving the scene after the hit and run death of 65 year old Roxanna Porter who was struck while crossing a street near her home Saturday night.
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Cincinnati
Roxanna Porter
Willie Roberson
Imports of foreign cars into the U S last year
U S import data show 485000 foreign cars entered the market last year. Trade figures highlight ongoing demand for non domestic brands and shifting consumer choices across models and regions.
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U. S
Nine Tampa fishermen detained by Cuba after boat runs aground
Nine shrimp fishermen from Tampa, aboard the vessels Charles Singleton Penny Singleton and Mark E Singleton, were presumed held by Cuba after the Charles Singleton ran aground in Cuban waters. The boats, built recently and worth $250,000, were en route to Nicaragua. The Coast Guard could not join a rescue, and the State Department awaited word via the Swiss Embassy in Havana on possible release negotiations. The crew includes Vance Jones Fabian Bothwell Harold Bothwell Kinzer Moore David Rogers Albert Costello William Burkhalter Lewis White and Monroe Gray.
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Miami
Fla
Tampa
U.S. Coast Guard
Charles Singleton
Cuba
Penny Singleton
Mark E. Singleton
Cuban Coast Guard
Nicaragua
Singleton Shrimp Co
Coast Guard Search and Rescue Center
State Department
Washington
Havana
United States
Vance Jones
Fabian Bothwell
Harold Bothwell
Kinzer Moore
David Rogers
Albert Costello
William Burkhalter
Lewis White
Monroe Gray
Cop Rescuer Now Battles A Boycott
NEW YORK AP Enrique Negron a 56 year old Puerto Rican grocer who rescued a white police officer under attack by a group of Negroes eight months ago rose to fame winning a $1000 award from the Patrolmen’s Benevolent Association. Now labeled a cop lover and nigger hater he has lost his grocery store and has only 300 dollars left. He loves New York and wants to stay, while seeking work.
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New York
Enrique Negron
Negron
Patrolmen's Benevolent Association
New York City
Derailing Blamed On Journal Box
Cincinnati AP: Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad blames a broken journal box or axle for a derailment that wrecked 19 freight cars near Harrison Pike three miles north of the city. The train carried auto parts and Saturday night damage was described as considerable.
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Cincinnati
Chesapeake & Ohio ‘Railroad
Harrison Pike
Hammond Named Head of Retail Executives
George B. Hammond of Columbus was elected president of the American Retail Association executives, a group of more than 400 leaders from national, state and local retail merchant organizations. The vote occurred during the national association’s 48th annual meeting in New York City.
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Columbus
Ohio
George B. Hammond
Ohio State Council of Retail Merchants
American Retail Association
National Association
New York City
Science Shrinks Piles With New Non surgical Remedy
New healing substance Bio-Dyne, discovered by a world famous research institute, shrinks hemorrhoids, relieves itching and pain without surgery. Case after case shows actual reduction while easing discomfort. Available as Preparation H suppositories and ointment at drug counters.
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New York, N. Y
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