Ohio liquor ban ties 71 businesses to restricted licenses
Ohio today reports 71 establishments losing or having licenses restricted after a Ohio Supreme Court ruling on annexation. Many sites in wet cities face limits on hard liquor with 3.2 beer allowed, and some venues must close or move by February 21. Athens Ohio University Inn imposes 3.2 beer ban while 6 percent beer and wine remain available. Names include Warren County Lebanon Lanes, Houston Motel and Restaurant Mason, and Bikini Lounge Mason with 3.2 beer sales.
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Columbus, Ohio
Ohio
Oho Supreme Court
Donald C
Cook
Athens
Ohio University Inn
Warren County
Lebanon
Lanes, Inc
Nicholas Carter
Houston
Mason
Alma and
Arthur L. Eldred
Reception Set Lukens To Announce Academy Nominees
United States academy nominees for the 24th District will be named at a Sunday reception from 2 to 4 p.m. at the American Legion in Middletown. Congressman Lukens and screening committee chairs announce academy screening panels and expect attendance by parents and service academy representatives.
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United States Military Academies
American Legion
S. Main St
Donald E. Lukens
Lukens
United States Air Force
Break-in at Elk Creek Tavern Yields Cash and Whisky
Deputies report a burglary at the Elk Creek Tavern on Middletown-Eaton Road in Butler County. About $270 in cash and $45 in change were taken along with two fifths of whisky. no forced entry was detected.
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Elk Creek Tavern
Middletown-Eaton Road
Butler County
Area High Schools Head to Music Festival at OWU
Little Miami High School and Lakota High join 145 state schools at Ohio Wesleyan University for its annual high school music festival. About 1,800 musicians were selected by directors and will rehearse on campus before a 7:15 p.m. concert in Gray Chapel. Conductors include Vanculeff Walker Cowden Thomas and McDonald guiding the event.
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Little Miami High School
Morrow
Lakota High
West Chester
Ohio Wesleyan University
Department of Music
Christo Vanculeff
Cleveland
Frederick R. Walker
Dayton
Robert Cowden
Parma Heights
Arnold Thomas
Akron
James R. McDonald
Ohio Wesleyan
OWU
Gray Chapel
R. Kent Hollinback
Earideen A. Smith
Little Miami High
William Borneman
Lakota
Navy court hearing closes on Bucher confession details
Commander Lloyd M. Bucher testified that North Koreans terrorized him and threatened to shoot his crew before the Pueblo was seized. He described pleading for help as gunboats surrounded the ship and prepared to broadcast his statements in a court of inquiry.
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Coronado
Calif
The
Pueblo
Cmdr
Lloyd M. Bucher
Navy
Bucher
Frank L. Johnson
U.S
Japan
Johnson
North Korea
Grant Franchises Chicago
More than 780 national firms offer licenses to sell burgers art pools or other products and services in Chicago. The trend expands opportunities for local entrepreneurs seeking brand backed business diverse franchises across sectors.
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Chicago
Seventy One Defendants Face Traffic Charges In Court
In Judge J. T. Lambs municipal court session, 71 defendants were charged with 76 traffic violations. A 24 year old Trenton motorist had license revoked for three years. Clifford R. Meischke must serve 10 days and face concurrent revocations. Several drivers faced fines, bonds, or no license charges. multiple individuals were fined 25 to 50 dollars for careless driving, failed to yield, or related offenses.
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J. T. Lamb
Trenton
Lamb
Clifford R. Meischke
Pierson Road
Kerry A. Harbarger
Eaton
Ova Venters
Rufus St
Ronnie Fields
Dalewood
John E. Dailey
Maple Ave
Even
Talmage Justice
Tytus Ave
Hazel A. Pell
Beatrice Drive
Larry James Taylor
Highland St
Jimmy Hill
Mount Pleasant Trailer Court
Hamilton
Herman Allen Mason
Roosevelt Ave
Alex Mosley
Germantown Road
Nelbar Street
Alvera Reifsnider
Strebee Road
Middletown
Former Marine AWOL man gets 5 to 30 years for break-in
Lonnie Hayes, 21, of Nolan California, AWOL from the Marines, was sentenced by Butler County Common Pleas Judge Fred B. Cramer to 5 to 30 years in Mansfield Reformatory for burglary. He received additional indeterminate terms on charges of attempted burglary and possession of burglary tools. Hayes and accomplice LeRoy Rogers, 38, of 1120 Long Street, were linked to a home break-in on November 23 and an attempted break-in at another home the same night.
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Hamilton
Marine Corps
Mansfield Reformatory
Butler County Common Pleas
Fred B. Cramer
Lonnie Hayes
Nolan
Calif
Hayes
Reformatory
LeRoy Rogers
Long St
Cincinnati Gas & Electric Net Earnings 1968
Net earnings of the Cincinnati Gas and Electric Co and subsidiaries for the year ending December 31 1968 were 1.9 per common share after preferred dividends down from 1.98 in 1967. Gas sales rose 8.9 percent and electric kilowatt hour sales rose 11.0 percent from 1967.
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Cincinnati Gas & Electric Co
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