Rio derailed train kills 12 and injures 100 at samba school
A six car commuter train derailed in Rio de Janeiro hitting the Imperio Serrano dance school. Officials report 12 dead and 100 plus injured as rescue workers, police, and nurses clear wreckage. The engineer, 28 year old Wilmar Valentin Linace, is in critical condition pending investigation.
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Rio DE Janeiro
Brazil
Imperio Serrano
Rio
Madureira
Silas Do Imperio
Franklin Deaths and Funerals Ledger
Obituaries list multiple Franklin area deaths with survivors, service details, and burial plans. Donald G. Davidson 71 formerly of Franklin died at Miami Valley Hospital Dayton with wife Davey as sole immediate survivor. services in Tazewell, Tenn. Ada Mae Kesling 88 died in Garden Manor Extended Care Center with services at Anglesby Funeral Home and burial Springboro Cemetery. Ira Kesling predeceased. Hazel M. Millard 80 of Springboro, service at Ingboro United Church of Christ. burial Evergreen Cemetery. husband Samuel died in 1956. Charlotte Munger Woodward 72 formerly Franklin died in Hollywood. no immediate survivors. Hamilton deaths Bert Ambaugh 89, and Mary Schroeder 78 with services planned. Beatrice Reiter 69 private services. Local funeral arrangements are by Eaton and Anglesby Funeral Homes.
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Franklin
Donald G. Davidson
Ollo
Tazewell
Tenn
Davidson
Miami Valley Hospital
Dayton
Davey
Ada Mae Kesling
Franklin Area
Garden Manor
Pine St
Ira
Bernard
Germantown
Donald
Springboro
Allan Good
West Carrollton
Anglesby Funeral Home
J. C. Herbert
Hazel M. Millard
S. Main St
Ingboro
Millard
Grandview Hospital
Samuel
Warren County Historical Society
Springboro Garden Club
Lebanon
Charlotte Munger Woodward
Hollywood
Fla
Memorial Hospital
Eaton Funeral Home
Hamilton
Bert Ambaugh
Klaus-Weigel
Mary Schroeder
Parkview Ave
St. Peter In Chains
Beatrice Reiter
Hammond Blvd
Colligan
Franklin youth admits vandalism and theft
A 14 year old Franklin youth is held in Butler County juvenile detention on delinquency charges for vandalism at the Christian Assembly of God Church on 6830 Trenton Franklin Road. He was picked up as a runaway by Middletown police and reportedly admitted vandalizing the church and stealing several bicycles from Avalon Trailer Court, plus damaging a car. He said one bike was thrown into the river and another was stolen from him. No court date is set.
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Franklin
Butler County
Christian Assembly of God Church
Trenton- Franklin Road
Middletown
Avalon
Burglary Report Details Guitars and Goods Stolen
Early morning break in at a First Avenue apartment led to the theft of two guitars valued at 225 dollars. Debbie Creech found the scene at 3 30 a m. A separate break at Lester Christenson s mobile home on C Street saw 15 record albums five packs of cigarettes and 2 dollars missing. Burglars pried open a basement window at B W Vending Service on Curtis Street and took about 4 dollars from a change box.
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First Avenue
Debbie Creech
First Ave
Lester Christenson
C. St
Curtis St
Expansion of U S Territory after the Mexican War
The 1846 48 war with Mexico led to annexation of Texas and new lands that became California Nevada Utah and portions of Arizona Wyoming Colorado and New Mexico into the United States shaping the modern American map.
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United States
Mexico
Texas
California
Nevada
Utah
Arizona
Wyoming
Colorado
New Mexico
Union
Judge Acquits Lake County Police Chief in Drug Evidence Fire
Willoughby Hills Police Chief William B. Thomas was acquitted on charges of tampering with evidence and obstructing justice after a Lake County Common Pleas Court found insufficient proof of intent to impair evidence. He testified he burned 140 pounds of marijuana because it was mice infested and cluttering storage, noting photographs and samples had been taken.
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Painesville, Ohio
Lake County Common Pleas
Willoughby Hills
William B. Thomas
Robert B. Ford
Ee Ale
Thomas
Conover Trust Funds Use For Franklin Hospital Plan
Middletown Hospital Association and Franklin city officials align to use the Conover Trust Fund for a Franklin area medical facility. A May 20 probate court motion seeks cy pres disposition if funds stray from the trust’s original hospital purpose. The $12 million estate, contested by Columbus heirs since 1962, saw Ohio Supreme Court approval of the city's claim.
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Franklin
The
Middletown Hospital Association
Conover
Howard
Marie Conover
Walter A. Mischley
Hospital Association
Warren County
Mischley
Bernard Eichholz
Columbus
Ohio Supreme Court
Warren County Probate Court
Middletown Hospital
South files petitions to run for Springboro mayor
Robert K. South a village councilman and former Warren County commissioner becomes the first candidate to file petitions for mayor in Springboro this November. He cites experience and willingness to devote full time if elected, and notes his past public service including 25 years on the fire department and 12 years on the county fair board.
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Springboro
Robert K. South
Warren County
James Eyler
Ingboro
South
Department of the
Warren County Engineer's Office
Central Ave
Warren County Fair Board
Preble Shawnee approves 1976 budget and calendar
Preble Shawnee school board adopts a 1,971,569 dollar budget for 1976. Jan 19 becomes a holiday for Martin Luther King Day and the year gains one school day, ending June 8. Administrative salaries rise. resignations from Huggins Himes Kriegbaum accepted. hires Crumbaker and Watkins announced.
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Sandra Huggins
Camden
Margaret Himes
West Elkton
Jack Krie
Carlisle man found guilty of aggravated robbery
Edwin Drew Adams of Carlisle has been found guilty of aggravated robbery by Butler County Common Pleas Judge Fred B. Cramer. Sentencing not yet set. The case relates to an incident at King Kwik Market in Middletown. Thomas Pieratt of Middletown pleaded guilty to forgery and uttering and publishing. sentencing set for July 31 after a presentence investigation. He faces charges tied to Aug. 8 and May 13, 1974 incidents.
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Hamilton
Edwin Drew Adams
Park Drive
Carlisle
Butler County Common Pleas
Fred B. Cramer
Adams
Tytus Avenue
Middletown
Thomas Pieratt
Linwood Road
Pieratt
Common Pleas
Robert L. Marrs
Adult Probation Department
Ohio Lottery Passes $100 Million Sales Mark
Ohio's lottery sales have reached the $100 million goal set at operation start 49 weeks ago. Executive Director Robert S. Malaga said unofficial figures show about $40 million will have been added to the general fund as of Thursday. He noted more than 1.1 million winners and that Ohio ranks a close second among state lotteries behind Pennsylvania.
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Cleveland, Ohio
Ohio
Robert S. Malaga
Malaga
Pennsylvania
JA firm wins regional award for new production machine
A regional five-state contest honored a Junior Achievements Co. machine designed by Donna Olinger, boosting production fourfold by automating hand bead making from wallpaper strips. Olinger, daughter of W. L. and Mrs. Olinger, will attend the National Junior Achievers Conference at Indiana University.
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Junior Achievements Co
One JA
Donna Olinger
W. L. Olinger
Wellington Road
Lemon- Monroe High School
Miss Olinger
Indiana University
Woman charged after Roosevelt Boulevard crash injures parked car
Damages totaled 1800 dollars in a Roosevelt Boulevard accident yesterday afternoon involving Linda Letourneau 34 of Omaha Street and a dump truck driven by Robert Quillen 32 of Franklin. Letourneau was turning from a lot when her car struck the dump truck front tire, careened over a curb, and struck a parked car owned by Vincent Lutz.
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Roosevelt Boulevard
Rink’s
Linda Letourneau
Omaha St
Roosevelt
Arking Lot
Robert Quillen
Shartz Road
Franklin
Retired man wins 300000 in Ohio Buckeye 300 draw
Horace Robinson of Columbus claimed 300000 after leaving home believing a win was certain. The retired factory worker plans to help his partially paralyzed wife and fix his home. Other winners included Ruben C Cohn 30000 and four 15000 prizes to Nakonecnyi, Leone, Hughes, and Christman.
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Cleveland, Ohio
Horace Robinson
Columbus
Ohio Lottery
Ruben C. Cohn
Indianapolis
Alex Nakonecnyi
Cleveland
Anna Leone
Cuyahoga Falls
Charles Hughes
Cincinnati
Vada S. Christman
Springfield
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