Kent State seeks court order to clear Tent City on Blanket Hill
Kent State University plans to obtain a court injunction to remove demonstrators occupying Blanket Hill for two months. Trustees urge officials to begin a $6 million gym annex below the hill, as Olds notes peaceful protest while contractors prepare excavation for the 120000 square foot project. Demonstrators have torn down eviction notices posted at Tent City.
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Kent, Ohio
Kent State University
National
Glenn A. Olds
Blanket Hill
Olds
Murder trial begins in Warren County court
In Lebanon, 42 year old J R Harris owner of the Blue Danube tavern stands trial for murder in the Dec 28 shooting death of his wife Judy outside the Foster tavern. The case opened after a delay for a continuance and bias motion later found unfounded by the Ohio Supreme Court.
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Lebanon
J.R. Harris
Warren County Common Pleas Court
Harris
Judy
Blue Danube
Foster
Loveland
William Young
Ohio Supreme Court
Many AP English seniors score well at two high schools
Twenty six of sixty seniors at Lemon Monroe and Middletown High scored high enough on the May Advanced Placement English exam to likely earn college credit. Twenty three at Lemon Monroe and thirty at Middletown participated in AP senior English.
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Lemon-Monroe
Middletown High
Lewis Hill
Middletown
Two Middletown Girls Join Project Catalyst Chemistry
Middletown High School senior Janet Brown and Valerie Shoemaker of Miamisburg work this summer in the Middletown Campus chemistry lab under Project Catalyst. The project, sponsored by the American Chemical Society, Monsanto’s Mound Lab, and Procter and Gamble, tests a portable water kit while assisting Jerry L. Sarquis. Miami University participates as one of 65 schools with 100 high school students. Brown, daughter of Betty Dakin, 614 Catalpa Drive, receives a stipend.
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Middletown High School
Janet Brown
Middletown
Miami University
Jerry
L. Sarquis
American Chemical Society
Mound Laboratory
Monsanto Corp
Miamisburg
Procter and Gamble Co
Cincinnati
Miss Brown
Valerie Shoemaker
Betty Dakin
Catalpa Drive
Deaths and funerals in multiple Ohio communities
Grace Eppler 77 of 275 Raymond Drive Middletown died Saturday at Middletown Hospital after a two week illness. Ernst Eppler survives with services at McCoy Leffler Funeral Home and burial in Greenwood Cemetery. Also listed are Burnell Hayes 48, Lenza Morgan 65, Sadie East 85, Sarah Kirby 55 and multiple Hamilton deaths with service details and local arrangement notes.
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Monroe
Grace Eppler
Raymond Drive
Middletown Hospital
Hamilton County
Eppler
Greenwood Cemetery
Hamilton
Burnell Stuart Hayes
Cincinnati
Middletown
Cincinnati General Hospital
Hayes
Cleveland Automatic Machine Co
Order of Eagles
Michael
Jo Carolyn Stephens
Morehead, Ky
Cordelia Hayes
Carlisle
James
Elmer
Shirley Engle
Joseph R. Baker
Robert Ward
Woodside Cemetery
Funeral
Lenza B. Morgan
Tuskegee
Ala
Macon County Hospital
Morgan
Armco Steel Corp
Bethel Ame Church
Stewards
Susie
Christine Brooks
Dorothy Howard
Ruth Ezell
Motasulga
Joe
Robert
Columbus
Willie
Dayton
Ida
Montgomery
Charles
Mt. Zion Ame Church
F. H. Henderson
McKenzie Funeral Home
Franklin
Sadie East
Washington Manor South
Centerville
Grandview Hospital
Sarah Kirby
Wilson Drive
Kirby
Kinney
Jessie
Richard
Donald
Jack
Mark
Paul
Arnold
Dudley
N. C
George
Fremont
Dorothy
Parris Island
S. C
Franklin Crank
McKee
Charles Crank
Jackson County
Thomas Crank
Kalamazoo
Mich
Mary Gibbs
Georgia Wells
Josephine Dennis
Dover
Tenn
Roberts Drive Pentecostal Church
Jimmy Jewell
Dan Caudill
Butler County Memorial Park
Roberts Drive
Eaton Funeral Home
Sheba E. Goins
Harmon Ave
Proeschel- Crawford
Evelyn W. Munz
Sunview Drive
Klaus-Weigel
Virginia E. Swope
Grand Blvd
Proeschel-Crawford
Philomena C. Harbrecht
Reservoir St
St. Stephen Church
Zettler
Verna Sloan
Highland Ave
Webb
Gustav A. Schoell
Symmes Road
Brown-Dawson
Henry Clay Lewis
Greenwood Ave
A. Finan
Pleasant Ave
St. Ann Church
Additional jobs at Trenton post office
Applications are due next Monday for clerk and carrier jobs at the Trenton post office, plus a substitute rural carrier role noted Friday. Applications available there. tests scheduled after notification. Carrier posts require a valid license, good driving record, and a Postal Service road test. Starting pay for substitute rural carriers ranges from 27.46 to 57.12 daily. full-time clerical scale 12,398 yearly rising to 14,983, part-time scales 6.17 rising to 7.46 hourly. Age 18 plus. physical requirements noted, clerks may include deaf hires.
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Trenton
Postal Service
Carlisle Students in Ohio Choir Perform at State Fair
Two Carlisle High School students Nancey McAtee and Calvin Neal join 300 in the All Ohio State Fair Youth Choir. The 14th year of the choir at the fair begins rehearsals soon ahead of the Aug 16 opening. The group will tour seven European countries next summer.
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Carlisle
Carlisle High School
Nancey McAtee
James H. McAtee
Central Ave
Calvin Neal
Martin Neal
Jane Ave
Miamisburg
Soviet Launch Marks Return of Manned Spaceflight
The Soviet Union sent its first manned spacecraft in two years on September 27, 1973. The mission, details scarce in this report, signals a renewed push in their space program amid Cold War space race context.
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Soviet Union
West Elkton to discuss water line plans and hook regulations
A meeting at 7 p m in West Elkton Ohio 503 will cover progress on installing water lines and health department hookup regulations. Alan Baker of the Southwestern Butler County Water Association will attend to answer questions. Health officials Jim Lucas Mark Wessel and Rhoades Richardson and Richard McCloskey will share details on hookups and plumbing rules. The council will then hold its July meeting to discuss the 1978 budget and potential operating levy amid financial concerns.
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West Elkton
Ohio
Alan Baker
Butler County Water Association
Tom McKee
Jim Lucas
Mark Wessel
Rhoades Richardson
Preble County
Carlisle plans August town festival meeting
A planning meeting for an August town festival set for 7 30 p m Wednesday at the fire station on Lincoln Drive invites all volunteers to help organize the event. Tentative dates are Aug 19 21 on school grounds with contests such as tobacco spitting cow chip throwing and appling plus crafts fair flea market farmers night and games for all ages including possible square dancing.
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Carlisle
Lincoln Drive
Paul Libecap
PWP Meeting Tuesday Night With Middletown Officer
The Parents Without Partners monthly general meeting will be held tomorrow at 8 p.m. at the University Branch of the First National Bank. Middletown police officer Paul Lewis will speak on Take Time Beat Crime. Prospective members may attend and courtesy cards are available at the meeting.
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Parents Without Partners
First National Bank
Paul Lewis
Middletown Police Department
Ski masked thief hits multiple homes in city
Early today a ski masked man robbed Charles Kelly at 2506 A Street taking about 170 dollars from a kitchen jar. He fled before police could identify him. Around Sunday morning another burglar entered Harry Daniels home at 2211 Hill Avenue taking 100 dollars, pills, and coin collections from his wife’s purse. Barbara Sapp reported a Sunday theft of 6 dollars, a driver’s license and other IDs and about 90 dollars in food stamps from 2126 Queen Avenue after entering through a basement window. Leroy Howard said a portable color television valued at 750 dollars was stolen from his home at 518 Lincoln Street around 11 am Sunday.
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Charles Kelly
Kelly
Harry §S Daniels
Hill Ave
Daniels
Barbara Sapp
Queen Ave
Leroy Howard
Lincoln St
Round town births and business glow in village scene
A collage of local business profiles and lifestyle notes highlights salons, leather goods, home decor, cosmetic kits, and summer sales. TheWalters shop updates feature Irene’s Salon, Leather Express, Merle Norman, J B Robinson Co, Cambridge Inn, and CEF Greathouse, alongside lawn care tips and garden insect control. Addresses, prices, and seasonal offers mix with vivid portraits of small-town commerce.
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Kent State
Kent
Tent Hill
Norman Hayes
Burnell Hayes
Lenza Morgan
Gaar M. Davis
Hall-Jordan
Converse
Russell Nicoll
Russ
Carl Middletown
Manchester Road
Fenech Magm School
Trenton Post Office
PWP
Bunnells Pharmacy
Dr Lens
Connie Kirby
Irenes Salon
Irenes
Irenes Barber Shop
Leather Express
Tom Sweeney
Frain
Jurgens
McAlpin’s
Merle Norman Cosmetic Studio
Miracol
Liberace
Sammy Davis
J. B. Robinson CO
Towne Mall
Cambridge Inn
CEF
Greathouse
McGregor
Arrow
AR Bruster Florist
Scotts
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