Under-30s Have Day In Court
Young drivers in Middletown faced court for careless driving and anti-noise violations. Judges fined multiple under-30 defendants, with Larry Penny receiving the largest $100 fine plus costs for careless driving. Additional drivers were fined for noisily driving and for driving without operator’s licenses.
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Middletown-area
J. T. Lamb
Larry Penny
Armco
Careles
Jerry Pierce
Sheffield St
Glenwood Hopkins
S. Main St
Roy Gray
Buena Ave
Texas
Yankee Road
Kenneth Wallace
Tytus Ave
Martha Cornett
Cranewood Drive
Trenton
John Welling
Columbia Ave
Darrell Holcomb
Philadelphia Ave
John Barber
Bendel Drive
Robert Krause
Gary L. Begley
Florence St
Cowan Brown
Martz-Paullin Road
Franklin
Robert Lykins
van Ave
James Peyton
Leora Drive
Roy Cole
Beatrice Drive
Monta Flannery
Bellomonte St
Myrtle Holder
Waneta Ave
Arlie Holbrook
Sherman Ave
New University Idea Pushed At Bowling Green Hearing
Bowling Green State University officials and students testified before a legislative subcommittee led by Theodore Gray. They described a spring program that let students form classes on topics like Vietnam and voting while regular classes paused, as an alternative to violence after Kent State and Nixon decisions. Dr James Bond noted students avoided campus destruction, while Dr Hollis Moore urged leaders to restore public confidence in higher education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bowling Green
Bowling Green State University
Senate
Theodore Gray
Piqua
James Bond
Nixon
Cambodia
Kent State
Maurice Mandell
BGSU
Southeast Asia
Bond
National Guard
Hollis A. Moore
University
Born Losers Part 3 Teaching Johnny to Sit Still
Dorothy Damele reports on Project Breakthrough Phase II in Southwest Ohio where 12 Middletown and Dayton children receive behavior based learning support. Dr. Maxine Gates explains focus on actions and rewards to improve classroom learning and social behavior through token reinforcement and parental involvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Damele
Maxine Gates
Project Breakthrough
Ohio
Middletown
New Doty House
Gorman School
Dayton
James Lell
Middletown Schools
Gates
A Victory Just 3 Words
The article follows Project Breakthrough phase II at Middletown's New Duty House where a non speaking eight year old girl learns to say three words No Sand Hair under the teacher training program led by Dr. Maxine Gates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maxine Gates
Middletown
New Duty House
Moonshiner Dog Hunter In Kentucky Logs Moonshine Find
Moonshine stash found by a bird dog in a hollow log near Poplar Grove McClean County Kentucky after a hunting point. IRS gents may want the dog for the prized find and its quiet alerting to the hidden liquor.
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Poplar Grove
Internal Revenue Service
McClean County
IRS Takes Reading On Books Of Bombs
An IRS spokesman in Atlanta said library records were checked to identify people who borrowed books on constructing explosives. The practice was discontinued as impractical. The inquiry aimed to see if militant group members had read such material.
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Atlanta, Ga
Internal Revenue Service
Raymond Hahn
IRS
American Library Association
William S. Dix
Princeton University
Detroit
Dix
Computer to Scan 700 Letters a Minute in Cincinnati
A computer named Optical Character Reader will soon scan and sort Cincinnati mail at 700 letters per minute, rejecting envelopes outside specified sizes and misaligned addresses. It reads the address block and last line, then identifies each character by comparing electronic images to the alphabet.
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P.O
Cincinnati
Decline of Alaska Totem Pole Carving Century Peak
The golden era of totem pole carving was in the late 1800s. The Alaska State Council of the Arts notes there are fewer than genuine totem poles remaining in Alaska as it works to conserve the art form.
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Nome
Alaska State Council of the Arts
Alaska
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Joints Chiefs of Staff
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Hei
Avis Motorinn
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Sheraton
Gional Council
Treasury
Milwaukee
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U.S. Treasury
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Croton
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