West Point Refuses Carla Hammond Nomination
West Point commandant Gen Kenneth Wickham said Carla Hammond’s appointment would not be in the national interest and that officers are trained as combat leaders. Her mother plans an appeal to the White House, seeking legal action to challenge female discrimination in service academy admissions.
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West Point
Carla Hammond
Academy
John Hammond
Kenwood Drive
Donald E. Lukens
Hammond
Kenneth Wickham
Carla
Wickam
Middletown
Lukens
White House
Lyndon B. Johnson
Betty Friedan
National Organization For Women In
New York
Return Home, Wife Of Jeweler Pleads Return
Mrs. Wilbur Lake pleads for her missing husband Wilbur Lake 48 owner of Lake Jewelry stores Franklin and Miamisburg to return home after he disappeared last Tuesday. Police say he was seen briefly in Mayfield Middletown but no further information exists. The family fears no foul play but cites fatigue from running two shops as a possible cause.
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Nadine Kirkpatrick Franklin
Red
Wilbur Lake
Wilbur
Red) Lake
Lake Jewelry
Franklin
Miamisburg
Lake
Mayfield
Middletown
Shooting spree leaves child dead, several injured in two-state case
Police pursue Daniel Godby linked to a fatal shooting at 1373 John Street Peck's Addition injuring a 2 year old Jackie Lyon Fields and five others. Imogene Fields 8 wounded as fight with Godby’s son Daniel resulted in a knife cut. John Fields says he sheltered family on the porch as gunfire erupted.
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Hamilton
de Gaus
Benninghoven
Jackie Lyon Fields
Pranklin St
Godby
Fields
John Sr
Peck
Mercy
Imogene Fields
Dynamiter Sentenced in Ohio Prison Case
A dynamiter received a prison term of ten to years in an Ohio penitentiary after a Monday sentencing.
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Ohio
Hamilton Striking Workers Return as Talks Resume
Non-uniformed employees back to work after a strike for higher pay while the city sticks to a 1 percent hourly raise offer. A hearing on a temporary junction is set for Monday at 9 am in Judge Cramer's court. Defendants include James Levendusky Cincinnati business representative for the union Earl Dawson Hamilton and Virgil Webb Hamilton vice president Local 475.
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Hamilton
City Adeonath
Union
Iity Services
James Levendusky
Cincinnati
The
Earl Dawson
Wasserman Road
Virgil Webb
Lee Ave
Bids Opened for University Boulevard Section Project
City bids opened for the University Boulevard segment from McCurry Avenue to Lafayette Avenue as part of the downtown thoroughfare project. Armrel Construction Co. appears low at $240,?%. engineers had estimated $255,711.
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University Boulevard
Yankee Road
University
McCurry Avenue
Lafayette Avenue
Yankee Road Park
Armrel Construction Co
Armrel
New York Central Railroad
York Avenue
University Over
Walter L. Follmer Construction Co
Hamilton Follmer
City OKs Bonds For Armco Industrial Expansion
The city approves a bond issue to back Armco Steel Corp’s expansion, including 99 million in industrial revenue bonds and 90 million in revenue bonds. Armco pledges to cover all bond costs, while an IRS tax free status and a 1985 Ohio constitutional amendment support industrial bond financing.
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Armco
Buttersion
Industrial County Common Pleas Court
City Commission
Aula Eal
Internal Revenue Service
Ohio
Police Briefs Claim Theft From Truck on Arlington Ave
Police report a theft of a value from a truck parked at 2024 Arlington Ave. yesterday involving Thomas Hensey. The investigation continues.
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Thomas Hensey
Arlington Ave
Hubcap theft reported near Armco Center on Lafayette Avenue
William Neatherly of E Oxford State Road told police someone took hub caps valued at 180 dollars from his car parked at the Armco Center on Lafayette Avenue last night.
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William Neatherly
E. Oxford State Road
Armco Center
Lafayette Avenue
Jewelry theft targets local shop in late week smash
A burglary damaged a local jewelry store Monday with losses estimated at about $100,000 in jewelry and $2,500 in cash. Police investigate the break in and urge tips from the public.
Franklin Council Eyes New City Building Feasible Without Bonds
Franklin officials consider alternate plans after residents rejected a bond issue three times. City Manager John Griffin proposes razing the old Thirkield building for temporary parking revenue and exploring lease purchase with a private developer to finance a new municipal building, potentially lowering the price from 455000 for feasibility. Council to study options and report in March.
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Franklin
John Griffin
Griffin
Fourth and River
Council
Sit
Train Hits Truck Injuring Two Men Near Farm Road
Two men were seriously injured shortly before 1 a.m. when a farm truck wide by New York collided with a train. The truck’s gasoline tank exploded in the crash.
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New York
Kiwanis To Hear Talk On Russia
Kiwanis club hosts a speaker on Russia with audience discussion. Spindler and his wife took part in the trip sponsored by the Ohio League of Women Voters last fall.
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Russia
Spindler
The
Ohio League of Women Voters
City approves medical building on Belle Monte site
City Commission approves a 7000 square foot medical building on Belle Monte Street as bids for a police training facility are rejected. Progressive Sales Associates owner Clark says the old dairy site will host the medical facility and the police training bus depot will be built on Main Street near the old sanitary landfill. The lowest bid of 21986 by B D Morgan Co exceeds the estimate by 13.3 percent and the project will be re advertised.
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City Commission
Bellemonte Street
Early Dairy
Bellomonte
C. Clark
Poinciana Road
Progressive Sales Associates
B. D. Morgan Co
Man Fined In Multiple Offenses By Judge Riley
Judge J T Riley fined Evans fifty dollars and costs for exposure plus ten dollars and costs for intoxication driving intoxicated. A second offender received one hundred dollars and costs. Judy Coffey of Franklin was fined twenty dollars for passing at an intersection.
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J. T. Riley
Evans
Judy Coffey
Franklin
East End Sidewalks Debate Amid Sewer Work
East End residents are urged to install curbs gutters and sidewalks now while streets are torn up for the East End sanitary sewer project. City officials refused a gravel walkways request near the new Rosedale Elementary School citing fairness and future value, noting potential savings by installing concrete sidewalks before repaving.
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East End
New Rosedale
Dan Rothe
N. Marshall Road
Rosedale School
Manchester Road
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Roger Young
Central Ave
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