Fenwick's Future in Jeopardy Amid Parochial Costs
A Cincinnati Archdiocese panel calls for an immediate $150 per pupil state aid boost to keep 21 high schools, including Fenwick in Middletown, open next year. A $40 tuition rise is planned, with parishes contributing and schools seeking internal cuts to cover a $150 shortfall for 1971-72.
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Middletown
Fenwick High School
Ohio
Cincinnati Archdiocese Board of Education
Herman Kenning
Archdiocese
Father Kenning
Kenning
Whitney Young to Speak Here at MACC Meeting
Whitney M. Young Jr. of the National Urban League will headline the Middletown Area Chamber of Commerce annual meeting on February 25 in the Gold Ballroom of the Manchester Motor Inn. He will also address a student audience at 2 p.m. the same day at Miami University Middletown campus. Tickets for the dinner are eight dollars.
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Whitney M. Young Jr
National Urban League
Middletown
Young
MACC
B. C. Haselton
Middletown Council For Human Relations
Edgewood
Fenwick
Madison
Lemon-Monroe
Medal of Freedom
National Association of Social Workers
National Conference On Social Welfare
Rockefeller Foundation
The
Urban Institute
Urban Coalition
Kentuck
Kentucky State College
Findley testifies as murder trial enters fifth day
James Albert Findley, on trial for the mutilation slaying of 16 year old Cheryl Ann Segal, testifies he met Segal and Karen Bulwanker at the Firefly Cafe on Oct. 17 and gave them a ride home. He says he dropped Bulwanker near her home, took Segal toward her home, stopped at Peggy Thall’s apartment, then saw his brother in law Dennis Smith and others enter the car with Segal. Segal’s nude body was found the next day near Gregory Creek, showing a gunshot wound and a cutting mark. Detectives state Findley’s statements varied across questioning. The coroner testifies Segal died from a close range gunshot to the left temple, and could have died 12 to 15 hours before the body was found.
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Hamilton
James Albert Findley
Common Pleas
Fred B. Cramer
Cheryl Ann Segal
Roselawn
Miss Segal
Karen Bulwanker
Firefly
Cincinnati
Smith
Findley
Segal
Cheryl Segal
Gregory Creek
Princeton Road
Here
Harold May
May
Garrett J. Boone
Butler County
Springfield Names Williams director of human relations
Springfield Ohio AP reports George D. Williams aged 25 was chosen Thursday as the citys first director of human relations. A Dayton native he studied at Ohio State University Athens branch and at Wittenberg University before assuming the post at the Union Settlement House in Springfield.
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Springfield
Ohio
George D. Williams
Dayton
Williams
Ohio State University
Athens
Wittenberg University
Union
Prisoner's Bellyache Is Sheriff's Headache
A 19 year old inmate at Warren County Jail was allegedly forced to drink soapy liquid by fellow prisoners. Richard G. Cole was jailed for intoxication after the incident early Sunday. He was released to his home by his mother and later hospitalized. Sheriff Roy Wallace criticized jail conditions and called for better prisoner separation noting 20 inmates were in the jail at the time. All privileges were suspended for 30 days pending investigation.
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Lebanon
Warren County
Richard G. Cole
Cole
Springboro
Audrey Cole
Roy Wallace Cole
Wallace
Rudy Nureyev in Cincinnati Leaves Krumm Waiting
Editor Kathleen Krumm has sought an audience with world renowned ballet idol Rudy Nureyev during his Cincinnati visit. After weeks of anticipation, delays and scheduling issues keep her from meeting him, despite his appearance in the city last night.
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Journal
Kathleen Krumm
Rudy Nureyev
Cincinnati
Miss Krumm
Franklinite 21 Faces Preliminary Hearing in Murder Case
Mi amisburg Municipal Court will hear Wayne Raney 21 of Franklin on a first degree murder charge connected to the death of 18 year old Diane Decker of Wayne Michigan. Raney was arrested in Dayton and jailed in Montgomery County awaiting the hearing. Police cite possible links to a separate killing of 26 year old Bradley Stamper in Indiana.
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Miamisburg
Franklin
Wayne Raney
Dayton
Diane Decker
Wayne
Mich
Here
Warren County
Raney
Bradley Wayne Stamper
Indianapolis
Miss Decker
Franklin Municipal Court
Roy Wallace
Salesman Chases Robber After Cash Theft at Market
A food market theft yesterday left a robber with 95 dollars. John Lickert, 29, of Xenia, chased the 6-foot-tall man who produced a pocket knife but was not injured. Lickert delivered to Sorrell's Food Market on Yankee Road at 2:45 p.m. Two witnesses helped identify the suspect as a Negro. O'Bryant of the Montgomery County sheriff's department is involved in related county cases.
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John Lickert
Xenia
Sorrell’s
Yankee Road
Lickert
Nureyev puts Cincinnati theatergoers on their toes
Kathleen Krumm reports the Russian dancer Rudolf Nureyev performed at Music Hall Cincinnati amid a chaotic scene as fans prepared for the event. The piece recounts ticket rushes, late arrivals, and concertroom tension, noting the famed choreographer’s temperamental aura and audience enthusiasm.
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Rudolf Nureyev
Cincinnati
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