Court proceedings continue as 22 defendants receive July 22 dates
Judge J. T. Lamb granted continuances to 22 defendants in Butler County cases, moving many docket entries to July 22. The docket includes assaults on police, weapon offenses, burglary and grand larceny charges, with several defendants held on bonds and others bound over to the grand jury.
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J. T. Lamb
Sparks
Theodore Brown
Yankee Road
Charlie Spencer
William Day
S. Broad St
Michael Spencer
Cleveland St
Sohio
John Lee Griffith
Laurelville
Larry Lee Cupp
Lancaster
Robert Harold Miller
Jewell Ave
Kentucky
Owen County
Ohio
Frank Wheeler
Trade Winds
Lamb
R. M. Pierson
Harry Payne
First Ave
Albert Johnson Jr
Curtis
Big June) Williams
Lula Jean Williams
Jacoby Ave
Jeffrey Allen Gann
15Th Ave
Clinton Williams
Askew St
Ronald E. Fleetwood
Pine St
Butler County
Ned Gail Johnston
Dayton
Kenneii Ray Ashley
Wallace Huff
Louise Huff
Douglas Hampton
Wayne Cox
West
Alexandria Road
David Gibbs
Middletown
Oxford Road
Sophia’s Baby Cast In New Film Role
Sophia Loren plans to bring her six month old son Carlo Jr to Moscow for filming of I Girasoli The Sunflowers. Producer Carlo Ponti her husband confirms the baby will have a part in the production.
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Sophia Loren
Carlo Jr
Carlo
Moscow
I Girasoli
Ohio Senate Opens Hearing On Education Tax Bill
Ohio Senate committees launch hearings on a 1.85 billion education tax bill passed by the House. The Ways and Means panel led by Sen. Maloney will start the tax portion, with Education Chair Collins handling education provisions tonight. The measure relies on 1.6 billion in federal funds and raises 132 million from cigarette, corporate franchise, and utility taxes, with possible liquor and wine tax boosts pending.
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Columbus
G@hio
Ohio Senate
Senate
Ways and Means
Michael J. Maloney
Collins
Sen Finance Committee
Chaian Robert R. Shaw
Feder
Maloney
James A. Rhodes
House
Senate Elections Commerce, and Labor Committee
Washington
Ohio
Haircuts for workers to match new equipment in England
Gerry Lee of Pitsea England used his money and time to pay 12 employes for haircuts to improve the appearance of new construction machines. One worker admitted they looked scruffy beside the new gear.
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Pitsea
England
Gerry Lee
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