Ohio taps federal funds for youth conservation jobs
Ohio officials secure 7.5 million dollars in federal money aimed at youth conservation work though not allowed to fund the state Civilian Conservation Corps. The plan targets 439 youths in the federal Youth Conservation Corps and discusses equipment costs and state CCC facility concerns. The board also approves a 25 officer management training course at $15,325 and authorizes the energy department to boost federal spending by 2.5 million for energy conservation.
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Columbus, Ohio
Ohio
Civilian Conservation Corps
Richard E. Midden
Natural Resources Department
Federal
Youth Conservation Corps
Midden
CCC
Sen
Harry Meshel
DY Town
Zaleski
Shawnee State Parks
Highway Patrol Training Academy
Columbus
Northwestern University
Paul E. Gillmor
Rpert
Clinton
Ohio Peace Officer
Department of Energy
Poochie the poodle up for adoption at Trenton shelter
Poochie a mixed Miniature Poodle about one year old will be available for adoption after 9 a.m. tomorrow at the Animal Shelter south of Trenton. She is spayed under a Humane Association of Miami Valley program, costs 25 dollars, and includes inoculations. She is good with children and housebroken. Proceeds to the humane association neutering fund aid Butler County pet population control.
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Animal Shelter
Trenton
Humane Association of
Miami Valley
Humane Association
Butler County
Weith
Jack Oakie dies at 74 a Hollywood funny man
Comedian Jack Oakie a top Hollywood figure dies at age 74 five hours after his wife Victoria Horne rushed him to Northridge Hospital with stomach pains. An aneurysm is suspected and an autopsy is planned. Oakie famed for The Great Dictator Mussolini role and a busy year of films and vaudeville beginnings.
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Hollywood
Jack Oakie
Victoria Horne
Northridge Hos
Kay Murphy
Oakie
Doris Day
Rock Hudson
Paramount
Studio
Elmer the Great
Mussolini
Charlie Chaplin
the Great Dictator
Cincinnati Symphony gains bulk of Schippers estate
The Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra will receive most of the more than 1 million dollar estate of late conductor Thomas Schippers. He died December 16 at 47 after a lung cancer battle. Will filed in Manhattan Surrogate's Court assigns 310,000 in bequests to nine individuals and 200,000 to Martha L. Betscher, with the remainder to the Cincinnati symphony for its benefit.
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New York
Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra
Thomas Schippers
Park Avenue
Manhattan
Martha L. Betscher
Peter
Agnes Schippers
Bradenton
Fla
Cincinnati Symphony
Orca
Margot S. Melniker
L. Arnold Weissberger
Milniker
Chicago guitarist Terry Kath dies in apparent accident
Los Angeles AP reports Terry Kath 31 lead guitarist of Chicago killed himself with a firearm at a friend's Malibu home after showing a loaded pistol to his head. Kath, a founder of the group, had been drinking with his wife and band technician Don Johnson. Police say the incident is listed as an accident and note Kath previously fired at his head with an unloaded pistol. The group, known for If You Leave Me Now and Baby What a Big Surprise, formed a decade ago as the Chicago Transit Authority.
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Los Angeles
Terry Kath
Chicago
Kath
Tim Yost Yost
Malibu
Don Johnson
Yost
Johnson
Chicago Transit Authority
Cincinnati Tales searches for new music director after Schippers death
The Cincinnati Symphony searches for a successor to conductor Thomas Schippers who died of lung cancer last month. Walter Susskind was named music advisor for next season as the committee weighs candidates, aiming for charisma and box office appeal alongside strong musicianship. They plan a careful, timepaced process to find a replacement matching Schippers stature, noting his long Met and Italian posts.
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Cincinnati
Cincinnati Tales
Thomas Schippers
Walter Susskind
David Joseph
Joseph
Schippers
Symphony
Metropolitan Opera
Italy
Cincinnati Symphony
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Dayton
Tri-County
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