Farm Bureau Defends Chemicals Amid Pollution Debate
The February issue argues crop chemicals like Atrex Lorox Londax Bladex and Knoxweed save yields in corn and soybeans. It rejects scare tactics against DDT, stresses long testing for insecticides, and urges farmers to push pollution-reduction through state units while defending DDT in a humorous Uncle Dudley feature.
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Atrex
Lorox
Londax
Bladex
Knoxweed
Delmer Groves
Farm Bureau
Nation’s Agriculture
Charles B. Shuman
Hhan
SPRINGBORO Officials to Attend Regional School Boards Meeting
SPRINGBORO School Superintendent Ray Perez along with board members P. J. Stockman and William Crocker will attend the Southwestern Regional Association of Ohio School Boards meeting at Miami University Oxford. Dr. H I Von Haden, executive secretary, directs. Registration begins 9 a.m. with lunch served at noon.
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Springboro
Ray Perez
P. J. Stockman
William Crocker
Southwestern Regional Association of Ohio
H. .I. . von Haden
Miami University
Oxford
Court Martial Delayed For Sgt Rausch At Malmstrom AFB
The general court martial of 8. Sgt. Robert Rausch, 23, Canton Ohio, is postponed to the third week of February at Malmstrom Air Force Base. No reason given. Rausch faces charges in the Oct 12, 1969 shooting death of Sgt. Dennis Anderson, 22, Filer City Michigan, found on the base.
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Great Falls
Mont
Robert Rausch
Canton
Ohio
Malmstrom Air Force Base
Rausch
Dennis Anderson
Filer City
Mich
Anderson
Carlisle Homemaker Is Chosen
Vicki Selby, a Carlisle High School honor student, is named Carlisle's 1970 Betty Crocker Homemaker of Tomorrow by General Mills. She earns a silver charm and becomes eligible for one of 102 college scholarships totaling $110,000. Local winners advance to state and national contests with potential nursing training at Miami University Middletown.
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Carlisle
Vicki Selby
General Mills Co
Betty Crocker
Selby
Miss Selby
Middletown
Miami University
Get Concerned Sgt Dwyer Tells Carlisle Moms
Middletown Police Sgt Russell Dwyer urged Carlisle mothers to get concerned about drug abuse. He cited 1969 hospital cases and warned alcohol as the top national drug problem, noting marijuana can lead to hard narcotics and identifying age groups 15 to 21 as current users.
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Sgt. Dwyer
Carlisle Moms
Carlisle
Middletown
Russell Dwyer
Dwyer
U.S
Scout Training Session Two Plans Cub Scout Program
The Pokey Griffith District training committee offers the second of four weekly sessions titled Planning the Cub Scout Program. It will be held tomorrow at 7 p.m. at the First Methodist Church.
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First Methodist
Pokey Griffith
Conservationists to Meet February 26 in Dayton Statler
The first annual state-wide conference of the Ohio Conservation Association will be held February 26 at the Statler-Hilton Inn in Dayton. Keynote speaker Thomas Kimball of the National Wildlife Federation will attend along with Fred Marr of the Ohio Department of Natural Resources and Russell Train of the U S Department of the Interior.
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Ohio Conservation Association
Statler-Hilton
Dayton
Thomas Kimball
National Wildlife Federation
Fred E. Marr
Ohio Department of Natural Resources
Russell Train
U. S. Department of the Interior
Carlisle Citizens Committee For Education Reorganizes Bond Fight
The Carlisle Citizens Committee for Better Education reorganizes for a third try at a 950000 bond issue for a new high school. March 31 voting date set with Ed Hamlyn as honorary chairman and Robert Porter Ron Diver as executive chairmen. Five vice chairmen named to inform voters about deadlines and bond details.
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Citizens Committee For Better Education
Ed Hamlyn
Robert Porter
Ron Diver
Citizens Committee
Three Huckleby children ill from mercury poisoning in El Paso
Three children Ernestine eight Amos thirteen and Dorothy twenty of the Ernest Huckleby family from Alamogordo New Mexico remain critically ill in an El Paso hospital as a fund drive gathers support for their father a January Loyola janitor earning 338 a month.
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EL Paso
Tex
Ernest Huckleby
Alamogordo
N.M
Ernestine
Amos
Dorothy
Divorces granted in Butler County Courts list names
A Butler County Courts notice lists multiple neglect and cruelty petitions and divorces granted by Judge David Black. Plaintiffs include Patricia Donathan against Fred Donothan. Ruth Jasper against Edmund Jasper. Veronica Smith about minor Gerald Smith. Nancy Dennis against David Dennis. Frances Holt against Francis Holt. Barbara Strickland against Glenn Strickland. Joan Engle against Gary Engle. Betty Colwell against Charles Colwell. and Adalene Botos against Frank Botos. Divorces granted include Adalene Botos from Frank Botos. Rita Barker from Larry Barker. Jo Ann Honshul from John Honshul. Genevieve Tucker from Edgar Tucker. Lornia Wills from Calvin Wills. Esther Mullen from Leonard Mullen Jr.. Reva Lykins from Carl Lykins. Vicki West from Robert West. Marilyn Sullivan from Guy Sullivan.
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Patricia Donathan
Hill Sr
Fred F. Donothan
Ruth .Jasper
Lawn Ave
Edmund Jasper
Rosemary Vanlandingham
Poplin Place
Trenton
Perry E. Vanlandingham
Manchester Road
Veronica M. Smith
Hamilton-Trenton Road
Hamilton
Gerald F. Smith
S. First Street
Nancy Dennis
Elk Creek Road
David Dennis
Sycamore Road
Frances Holt
Northland Road
Somerville
Francis Holt
Barbara Strickland
Charles St
Glenn D. Strickland
Joan Engle
Vannest Ave
Gary Lee Engle
Betty
Frank Botos
Middletown
Rita Barker
Third St
Larry Arthur Barker
Lamberton St
Jo Ann Honshul
Highland St
John Honshul
Jewell Ave
Genevieve Tucker
Spencer Lane
Edgar Tucker
Dix Road
Lornia Wills
Granada Ave
Calvin Wills
Ohio Ave
Esther Jean Mullen
Garfield St
Leonard Arthur Mullen Jr
Woodlawn Ave
Reva Mae Lykins
Bayview Road
Carl W. Lykins
Vicki West
N. Verity Parkway
Robert Lee West
N. Highview Road
Marilyn Ilma Sullivan
Elman Court
Guy Sullivan
Central Ave
David Black
Pen-Bound Prisoner Loses Suit
Judge Warren C. Young denied Edward Roy Stacey s request for an injunction to stop his transfer from Lebanon Correctional Institution to the Ohio Penitentiary. The ruling held Stacey remains properly confined under prison rules and state law.
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Lebanon
Warren C. Young
Lebanon Correctional Institution
Common Pleas Court
Edward Roy Stacey
Charles van Duren
Stacey
Ohio
Stacy
Young
LCI
Ohio Department of Mental Hygiene, and Corrections
Zimmermann Receives Cosmetology Scholarship Award
Miss Zimmerman of Gratis will pursue cosmetology training at Ohio State School of Cosmetology after being chosen from over 200 Ohio area applicants. The selection was based on recommendations from her high school officials and her scholarship merit.
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Gratis
Martha Zimmerman
West St
Ohio State School of Cosmetology
Miss Zimmerman
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