Miami University Faces Labor Act Suit Over Overtime
The U S Department of Labor sues Miami University in U S District Court for sex discrimination and unpaid overtime under the Fair Labor Standards Act. The complaint alleges unequal pay between Domestic Workers and Custodian I workers for equal work and seeks back wages plus 6 percent interest.
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Cincinnati
U.S. Department of Labor
U.S. District Court
Miami University
the University
Apartment vandals damage several residences in overnight incidents
Three break ins reported to police overnight with property losses at 1309 Baltimore St and 2805 Armco Drive. An unoccupied unit at 608 Crawford St was vandalized with gray paint and a broken mirror. Personal items including a television, a 10 speed bike, and a quadrophonic stereo were missing.
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Crawford St
Karen Taylor
John Pieratt
Dix Road
Baltimore St
Leon Roberts
Dayton
Harry Evans
Armco Drive
Nixon signs 5.6 percent Social Security boost
On July 11, 1973, President Richard Nixon announced a new law increasing Social Security benefits by 5.6 percent, aiming to aid retirees and beneficiaries nationwide.
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Richard Nixon
Ruppert Facing Death or Life in Family Slayings Sentencing
James A. Ruppert, 41, found guilty of killing 11 relatives, faces a Monday sentencing in Butler County with a 3-judge panel deciding between life imprisonment or the electric chair. Mitigation evidence cited psychosis and duress, while a new-trial motion may follow.
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Hamilton
James A. Ruppert
Ruppert
Women Injured in Head-On Crash Near Middletown
A 27-year-old Middletown woman Brenda Cox in fair condition at Kettering Medical Center after a 5 10 p m head on collision on Goldman Avenue. Mary Clark 18 of 117 Shafer Street charged with driving left of center waved to Cox before crossing lanes. Both women were treated at Middletown Hospital and released. Cars demolished.
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Middletown
Kettering
Middletown Hospital
Cox
Deaths and funerals in Germantown area floridly reach
The notice lists Jesse Bell 91 of Germantown died at Miami Valley Hospital Dayton with services set 2 p.m. tomorrow at John Arpp Funeral Home burial in Fairview Cemetery Gratis. Cynthia Brunk 24 of Dallas died of leukemia at St Pauls Hospital Dallas a memorial service at Bethlehem Lutheran Church at 7:30 p.m. today. Ruth Coretta Cherry 56 of Trenton died at Middletown Hospital with funeral p.m. tomorrow at St Peter Lutheran Church Trenton. Iona Mae Willis 74 of Trenton area died and services scheduled at St Peter Lutheran Church with memorials to Trenton Rescue Squad. Hamilton deaths include Rosetta Golden 88 and Mollie Farmer 102 with services set at 10 a.m. Saturday.
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Miami Valley Hospital
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Elsie Bell
Harry
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Dallas
Cincinnati
Richard
Charles Harvey
Oklahoma City
Ruth Reffitt
Bethlehem Lutheran Church
Ruth Coretta Cherry
Third St
Trenton
Middletown Hospital
Carol
Arthur Luther
Gerhard Richter
Paul Richter
Sarasota
Fla
Mark Richter
St. Peter Lutheran Church
Roy Langset
Church
Wilson-Schramm Memorial
Butler County
American Cancer Society
Hospital Art Cart Lets Patients Change View In Room
Hospital volunteers offer an art cart service allowing patients to choose new pictures to brighten long stays. About 140 images have been purchased and volunteers rotate weekly, with most patients opting for a different scene to break the monotony of a single bed and view.
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Karen Mehl
City workers call meeting over disputed street crew schedule
Union leaders call a special meeting of AFSCME Local 856 tonight to decide on actions protest the proposed Sunday start of a 40 hour week for the four man street painting crew. A grievance has been filed amid claims the change violates the contract and authorities debate city right to alter days. Also to be discussed is alleged misuse of CETA employees at Eastern Lanes.
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Fourman Street
Larry Watkins
American Federation of State, County and Municipal
Afscme
Afl-Cio
Watkins
Dick Goecke
Public Service
Don Hill
Roy Bechtel
Central Avenue
Man guilty on charge of larceny in bank incident
Robert W. Mooney, 19, of 1315 Fairmount Ave Middletown, pleaded guilty in Butler County Common Pleas to attempting to withdraw 450 from another person’s bank account. The April incident involved a passbook. a teller spotted signature differences and Mooney left without the money. Judge Fred B. Cramer referred him for presentence investigation.
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Robert W. Mooney
Fairmount Ave
Middletown
Butler County Common Pleas Court
Probation Department
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Butler County Common Pleas
Fred B. Cramer
New father wins Ohio Lottery prize in Buckeye 300
Emory McCalla of Cleveland Heights, 50, became a father this week and claimed the Ohio Lottery Buckeye 300 top prize of 300000 plus a 3000 bonus for selling tickets. He is a heating engineer with the Cuyahoga County Metropolitan Housing Authority. Other prize winners included Anna Vallorie and Richard Jackson, plus four 15000 winners. Winning Buckeye 300 numbers were 005 481 948 and Lucky Back numbers 386 and 913260.
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Emory McCalla
Cleveland Heights
Ohio Lottery
McCalla
Cuyahoga County
Anna M. Vallorie
Bellaire
Ohio
Richard L Jackson
Cleveland
Minnie Smith
Cincinnati
John E. Neal
Toledo
William R Thomas
Bellfountaine
Ostap R. Lysys
Ravenna
Historian chosen to write Germantown history
Germantown Historical Society unanimously selected Dr. Carl Becker to author a 250 page history with 16 pages of illustrations. The project costs 12500 dollars, funded by publishing and author payment, with publication planned for 1977 and 1500 copies printed. Becker will research Germantown within a broader regional context, using oral history.
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Germantown _ Historical Society
Carl Becker
Wright State University
Becker
Miamisburg
Montgomery County Historical Society
Twin Valley
Charles A. Kern
Woman Sentenced to Reformatory in Monroe Robbery Case
Sharon Lynn King 21 of Franklin pleaded guilty to complicity to robbery forgery and uttering a forged check in a March 29 attempted robbery at William Hill residence 840 S Main St Monroe during which Lloyd Estes 32 was shot and killed. Judge Fred B Cramer gave three consecutive terms in the Marysville reformatory with 2 to 15 years on complicity and 1 to 5 years on the forgery counts. Co-defendant William Baker received 215 years in the Ohio Penitentiary earlier this week.
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Sharon Lynn King
Franklin
Monroe
Butler County
Marysville Reformatory
William Hill
S. Main St
Lloyd Eugene Estes
Hill
William Baker
Ohio
Balloon promotes new Home State Savings & Loan office
A blue and white hot air balloon promoting the opening of a new Home State Savings & Loan office rose above the city drawing many calls to The Journal. A company spokesman said the balloon would be in the sky daily this week and next if wind conditions permit.
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Savings and Loan
Journal Today
Home State Savings & Loan
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Bud) Steller Mor
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