West Virginia escapees captured in Kansas
Gilbert O King 23 of Parkersburg and Ronald B McGill 22 of Youngstown were caught on the Kansas Turnpike after an illegal turnpike maneuver. Kansas authorities said the stolen car they drove had been taken July 6 in Athens Ohio and they will be turned over to federal authorities for car theft before possible WV extradition. They are jailed in Sumner County pending action.
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Parkersburg
W. Va
Wood County
Kansas
Gilbert O. King
Ronald B. McGill
Youngstown
Ohio
Kansas Turnpike
Sheriff's Office
Wellington
Kan
West Virginia
Turnpike
Athens
Ohio State Dean Bader Named Nebraska Vice Chancellor
Dr Kenneth L. Bader who has been dean of students at Ohio State University will become vice chancellor for student affairs at the University of Nebraska Lincoln starting September 1. The 37 year old professor earned all degrees from Ohio State and will receive a $28 500 a year salary as named by Nebraska regents.
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Omaha, Neb
Kenneth L. Bader
Ohio State University
University of Nebraska-Lincoln
Bader
Ohio State
University of Nebraska Regents
Texas Congressman Faces Testimony Over Slush Fund Kickbacks
Texas millionaire congressman Jim Collins was ordered to testify as a former aide George Haag faces trial on charges including falsifying pay rolls and obstruction. Haag says Collins ordered more than 13000 in kickbacks for a political slush fund and that Collins may be implicated by others who testified.
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Washington
Texas
Jim Collins
George A. Haag
Collins
Dallas
Haag
U.S. District ‘Court
House of Representatives
George
FBI
Alfred C. Ellington
Ellington
Negotiations Resume At Norwood GM Plant
Negotiations were set to resume between Local 674 United Auto Workers and GM Assembly Division in Norwood after a fruitless eight hour session on Saturday and Sunday. Union chairman Jim Young said the strike would continue until a settlement is reached, idling about 3,900 workers and halting Camaro Nova and Firebird production. Main issues cited were assembly line speed and manpower reductions.
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Cincinnati
United Auto Workers
General Motors Assembly
Norwood
Jim Young
First National's Report Wins Merit Certificate
First National Bank wins Financial World merit award for its 1971 annual report. E. W. Barker notes this is the 18th such award for the bank amid nationwide competition. Ohio peers Third National Bank & Trust Co of Dayton First National Bank of Mansfield and Ohio Citizens of Toledo also receive recognition.
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First National Bank
Financial World Magazine
First National
E. W. Barker
Ohio
Third National Bank & Trust Co
Dayton
First National Bank of
Mansfield
Ohio Citizens of
Toledo
John M. O'Neill
Illinois Trade Mission To Russia Planned By Governor
Governor Ogilvie announced Illinois will send a twelve member trade mission to the Soviet Union in early fall with federal aid. Officials have pursued clearance since last autumn in anticipation of Nixon’s Saturday trade agreement. Mission focus includes exploring soy bean sales, though soybeans were not listed in the agreement.
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Chicago
Richard B. Ogilvie
Illinois
Soviet Union
Nixon
Ogilvie
Fire incidents reported with two medical responses
At 8 10 p m on Selden Avenue Frederick C Hahn age 66 was ill and transported to Middletown Hospital by ambulance where treated and released. At 10 40 p m on Jackson Lane Mrs Pat Chamberlain age 2 was ill and transported to hospital by ambulance where treated and released.
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Selden Ave
Frederick C. Hahn
Middletown
Jackson Lane
Pat Chamberlain
Steel Imports Surge in Early 1972 Figures
Industry Week reports U S steel imports in the first five months of 1972 reached 5 851 065 net tons the highest for a year without labor negotiations May alone totaled 1 603 175 net tons marking the largest month this year The five month total precedes a new agreement with Japan and the EEC aimed at limiting imports and the dollar value of imports hit a record 158 69 per nation bringing 75 000 more steelworkers to work if produced domestically.
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Cleveland
Ohio
United States
Industry Week Magazine
Business Weekly
Industry Week
Japan
European Economic Community
Cincinnati Livestock Market Report Partial Data
Cincinnati Livestock Market News from AP via USDA shows cattle numbers around 1400 head including calves, steers, heifers, cows and bulls with mixed demand. Prices for slaughter steers 1000-1150 lb mostly 37.75-38.00, plus mixed values 35-36 for good to good minus. Hogs and sheep also listed with steady to moderate activity and varied weights and prices.
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USDA
Power Line Saves Skydiver
Riverside sheriff's deputies report a skydiver from India named Gregory Jones, 30, survived after both main and reserve parachutes failed near Elsinore California. His reserve parachute opened late and tangled around a 30,000 volt power line, which shorted the line but kept him from falling. He dangled for about 30 minutes before rescue.
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Elsinore
Calif
Riverside Sheriff's Deputies
Gregory Jones
India
Here
Mart Opens Mixed
Prices were mixed in today’s stock market with a slow session Friday. The Dow Jones average slipped fractionally as advancing issues led declining ones. Analysts expect investors to watch the Democratic national convention and the Paris peace talks this week.
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New York
New York Stock Exchange
Paris
Mary Lord Confirmed as Miami University Trustee
Mary C. Lord, local attorney and former city commissioner, was confirmed by the Ohio Senate as a Miami University trustee. She resides at 517 Orchard St and was appointed in March by Gov. John J. Gilligan to a nine member board, term through Feb 28, 1981, and she is the third woman on the board.
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Mary C. Lord
Miami University
Ohio Senate
Miss Lord
Orchard St
Miami
John J. Gilligan
Reagan Schedules Paris Meeting During European Tour
Paris AP report says California Gov Ronald Reagan will meet French Premier Pierre Messmer as part of his European tour as an emissary for President Nixon. Reagan and wife Nancy toured Paris on a wet Sunday and plan to depart Tuesday for Madrid.
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Paris
California
Ronald Reagan
Pierre Messmer
Reagan
France
Nixon
Messmer
Georges Pompidou
Madrid
Gromyko Arrives in Belgium Final Benelux Stop
Soviet Foreign Minister Andre Gromyko arrives in Brussels for the last leg of his Benelux tour as Belgium hosts the visit.
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