HERSHEL GAY MAY BE MISTAKEN SUSPECT IN CALIFORNIA CASE
The article identifies Hershel Andrew Gay of Middletown as a potential mistaken match to a California murder and kidnapping suspect. His mother says he is alive and working in a Los Angeles area lunch wagon, while police note the California suspect uses the name Arthur Gay. Authorities report Eve Hindin was found and the suspect is linked to a second murder after a prior killing two weeks earlier.
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California
Hershel Andrew Gay
Middletown
Los Angeles
Brownlee Gay
Germantown
West Virginia
Norman Epley
San Luis Obispo
Hershel
Andrew Gay
Oxford State Road
J. C
Ground breaking marks East Fork Reservoir project
U S Rep Taft Jr and former Ohio governor Lausche attended the East Fork Reservoir ground breaking in Batavia. Officials noted the project, authorized in 1936, will cover 10 000 acres with a 500 acre park and generate about 4.2 million in annual county taxes. Harsha credited Lausche with moving the project forward and praised bipartisan support.
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Batavia
U.S
East Fork
Cere Robert Taft Jr
Ohio
Frank Lausche
Bob Taft
Taft
Lausche
Little Miami Valley Development Association
William Harsha
Portsmouth
Harsha
Vermont County
Drew School Reunion Set
Alvan Drew School alumni plan a reunion at the former Pine Ridge site in Kentucky on August 1 and 2. Middletown residents may RSVP by July 27 to Mrs. Ora Eads in Monroe. L. M. Profit of Monroe chairs the planning committee. the school operated 30 years and closed in 1947.
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Alvan Drew
Pine Ridge
Middletown Area
Ora Eads
Todhunter Road
Monroe
L.M. Profit
Drug Addiction Talk by Young Graduate at Manchester Inn
A recent college graduate plans an 8 p.m. Thursday talk at the Manchester Motor Inn on drugs and youth and the generation gap. Dave Avery, Marine veteran, started his crusade after witnessing student drug appeals and will tour under Motorede sponsorship with tickets priced at 1 and 1.50 at the door.
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Manchester Motor Inn
United States
Dave Avery
New England
Marine Corps Service
Ohio underage drinking violations drop in 1970 second quarter
Ohio Department of Liquor Control Director Donald D. Cook reported a 41.6 percent fall in minor drinking violations in the 1970 second quarter from 1969. He called the decline the most encouraging sign in a seven and a half year campaign and credited education and enforcement aimed at youths.
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Columbus
Ohio
Donald D. Cook
Ohio Department of Liquor Control
Cook
Franklin Court Son Stays Out So Mom Pays
A Franklin mother Madaline Stewart was fined 30 dollars for allowing her 16 year old son to stay out late after police warned twice. Several others faced traffic fines including Eisner Alexander jailed three days for driving while intoxicated and suspended from driving for two years.
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Franklin
Madaline Stewart
Harrison St
John B. Tracy
Eisner Alexander
Contempt Suit Dismissed In Warren Waterline Case
The Warren County commissioners win dismissal of a contempt charge over the northern Warren County water system project. Bid-opening is set for Aug. 5 for a roughly 30 mile water line at a cost near 2 million dollars. The final ruling hinges on probate court appeal status and whether an appeal will be filed.
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Lebanon
Warren County
Warren C. Young
Common Pleas Court
William Bowers
Young
Harry Cornett
Boucher
Warren County Probate Court
John Fischer
Cincinnati
Bowers
Cycle Mishap Costs Woman Her Leg
A 25 year old Dayton woman lost her leg and remained in serious condition after a motorcycle mishap on Ohio 48 yesterday at 2 40 PM. Shirley J Rainwaters rode on a cycle driven by her husband Billy G Rainwaters when a car driven by Dorothy B Ernst struck the cycle. Mrs Ernst and passenger Vinnie Nekom were uninjured. The case is under investigation awaiting interrogation of the injured woman.
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Lebanon
Dayton
Kettering Memorial Hospital
Shirley J. Rainwaters
Lytton Place
Billy G. Rainwaters
Ohio
Dorothy B. Ernst
Storm Road
Kettering
Ernst
Vinnie Nekom
Dayton Tower
Obituary for Mrs. Rhoda Clay
Mrs. Rhoda Clay mother of Mrs. Velina Dean of Middle town died Friday at Memorial Hospital in New Albany Indiana. Survived by husband Robert of Jeffersonville Indiana, daughter Mrs. Fiona Johnson of Jeffersonville, four sons Homer Detroit Aster Louisville Joe Jeff of Jeffersonville, 21 grandchildren 21 great grandchildren and two great great grandchildren. Funeral services Tuesday at Maggard Funeral Home Hazard Kentucky burial Riverside Cemetery Hazard.
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Rhoda Clay
Velina Dean
Middletown
Memorial Hospital
New Albany
Ind
Robert
Jeffersonville
Fiona Johnson
Homer
Detroit
Aster
Louisville
Joe
Jeff
Maggard Funeral Home
Hazard
Riverside Cemetery
Mary Cook, 86, Brunswick Resident, Dies in Dayton
Mrs. Mary Cook of 1497 Diana Drive Brunswick Ohio died yesterday morning at Grandview Hospital Dayton. Survivors include three sons John of Franklin Frank of Harriman Tennessee and Harvey of Brunswick. Funeral arrangements are at Paton Funeral Home Franklin.
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Franklin
Mary Cook
Diana Drive
Brunswick
Ohio
Grandview Hospital
Dayton
John
Frank
Harriman, Tenn
Harvey
Paton Funeral Home
Tow Train Robbery No Joke in Brackenridge Park
In San Antonio two masked men robbed about 30 of 80 passengers on a miniature train at Brackenridge Park. One robber pistol whipped a passenger while others said the scene appeared staged as a joke. Mock robberies have occurred before to raise charity funds.
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San Antonio
Tex
Brackenridge Park
A Ringer for Rings Discoverer at Steel City Restaurant
James Wallace and his wife argued at the Steel City Restaurant on Crawford Street. Mrs. Wallace discarded her diamond ring, and 15 year old Philip Harvey found it and held the ring for payment. Wallace paid $20 to recover the ring, and the matter was settled.
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Steel City
Crawford St
James Wallace
Roosevelt Ave
Four killed in I 75 crash near Lima Ohio
Inter state 75 crash near Lima involved three cars killing four persons. Victims include Mrs Juanita Niece 38 and Debbie Pappas 17 of Taylor Michigan in the Niece car and Larry Bowman 28 Waynesfield Ohio and Larry Bradley 28 Cairo Ohio in the second car. Dennis Taylor 27 of Lima was treated critically. Gary Taylor 21 Maumee Ohio suffered a head bruise. Vernon Niece and two children were injured. Patrol said one driver not yet identified and that a northbound car crossed the median and hit the Niece car. The third car was also struck.
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Lima
Ohio
Here
Juanita Niece
Debbie Pappas
Taylor
Mich
Niece
Vernon
Larry B. Bowman
Waynesfield
Auglaize County
Larry Bradley
Cairo
Allen County
Highway Patrol
Lima Memorial Hospital
Dennis Taylor
Gary Taylor
Headon
Ohio Taking Final Bids For I-75 Completion
The Ohio Department of Highways will accept bids July 28 for 0.7 miles of I-75 in Toledo from Berdan Avenue to Detroit Avenue and Aug 11 for 0.9 miles from Central Avenue to Berdan Avenue. Estimated costs are 8.5 million and 12 million dollars respectively after delays awaiting federal approval of Willys Park use.
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Columbus, Ohio
Ohio Department of Highways
Ohio
Central
Detroit Avenues
Toledo
Willys Park
Berdan Avenue
Detroit Avenue
Central Avenue
Fos sur Mer chosen for $1.18 billion steel plant
Marseille area Fos sur Mer wins approval as the site for a deep water port integrated steel plant worth 1.18 billion dollars. Operations are set to begin in 1972 with an initial capacity of 4 million metric tons annually.
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Marseille
France
Fos-sur- Mer
FBI Nabs Local Man Wanted In Florida
Leonard Baggett a former Highland County Florida deputy sheriff was arrested Friday by FBI agents in Middletown. He is charged with 13 counts of bribery and unlawful flight to avoid prosecution filed in Ft. Pierce Florida in April. A hearing will decide extradition to Florida or FBI custody. Baggett 48 lives at 808 Yankee Road and works at Aeronca Inc in Middletown. He says he served 12 years on the Sebring police force.
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Middletonian
Leonard Baggett
Highland County
Fla
U.S
Charles Ebel
Baggett
Yankee Road
FBI
Ft. Pierce
Florida
Middletown
Aeronca Inc
Sebring, Fla
Stanford U to Close for Elections
Stanford University will suspend classes November 2 and 3 for election day and the day before so students and faculty can participate in political activities. President Kenneth S. Pitzer reports. Similar proposals were rejected by the nine-campus University of California system.
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Stanford
Calif
Stanford University
Kenneth S. Pitzer
University of California
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P.O. Box
Edward Thatcher
Staley Road
John Charlton
Pennyroyal Road
Clarence Gebhart
Springboro
Larry Scearce
Thirkield Ave
Gary Braun
Lamberton St
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Martz-Paullin Road
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Xenia
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Miamisburg
Carl Smith
S. River St
William Bowling
Moyer Road
Blackmore
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Michael Drive
Carlisle
Warren
Bond
Ring
Port Wins Steel Plant
Union Sanitary
James Lee Simpson
16Th Ave
Park St
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Grand Ave
Gideon Rd
Peasttown
Mobile Home Court
Trenton Shopping Center
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Troy
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