Influx of Students Raises Ohio Jobless Rate in June
Ohio's unemployment rose to 9.1 percent in June from 8.3 percent in May as many students entered the labor market. Excluding new entrants would leave June tied with May. About 446,000 Ohioans were jobless out of a 4.9 million labor force. employment totaled 4.46 million, up 1 percent from May.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ohio Bureau of Employment Services
Scotts Clout Promises Crabgrass Knockout
A lawn care product claims to curb crabgrass with a first application that makes it curl and soften, followed by a second treatment a week later to eradicate it. The pitch invites weekend use to free lawns from crabgrass.
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Scotts
Zoologist Studies Alcoholism in Mice at Idaho University
Zoologist J Homer Ferguson at the University of Idaho reports on experiments funded by a $5 000 grant to see how alcoholism affects mice. He tests aggression social behavior reproduction and maternal care with alcoholic and teetotaler mice noting that alcoholic females may desert or kill offspring and that embryos of alcoholic mothers tend to be smaller.
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Moscow, Idaho
J. Homer Ferguson
University of Idaho
University Research Council
Ferguson
Deadly Castor Bean Seed Dangers Highlight Plant Risks
A single to two castor bean seeds can prove fatal. The plant, common as a houseplant or outdoor ornament, carries lethal toxicity even in small quantities.
Police to Expand In Service and Outside Training Training Programs
Acting Chief Robert Walton announced a citywide push to increase police training with more officers attending seminars and courses. Four sergeants recently completed programs on auto thefts and public relations, while all ranks will participate in ongoing in service training and Dale Carnegie courses to build poise, leadership, and human relations skills.
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Robert Walton
Walton
Darrell Salyers
Lloyd Brewer
State Highway Patrol Academy
Columbus
Ernie Howard
Merle Stethem
Dale Carnegie
Sgt
Brewer
Division of Police
Butler Courts Domestic Relations Suit Filings
Dorothy Lacy of Sherman Avenue sues Russell Lacy of Moore Street for cruelty neglect and alimony. Rebecca Helton sues Vernon Helton of Fernwood Street for neglect. Harry Savage of Trenton Franklin Road sues Beverly Savage of Main Street Franklin for neglect and cruelty.
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Dorothy Lacy
Sherman Ave
Russell Lacy
Moore St
Rebecca Helton
Fernwood St
Vernon Helton
Harry Savage
Trenton Franklin Road
Beverly Savage
N. Main St
Franklin
Local Marriage Licenses and Divorce Suits Listed
Marriage filings list Larry L Arnold and Frankie J Michael. John Richard Fite and Veronica Surface. Gregg W Rodehaver and Susan K Snively. J William May and Nancy L Scarborough. Paul Terry Barnes Jr and Karen D Feltner. Joseph V Cesaro Jr and Deborah Lynn Gray. Gregory Madden and Robyn S Hartman. J A Albert Jr and Betty McNett. Lee Alan Russell and Leeanne Brant. Samuel Yeakle Morgan II and Jeri Lynn Alexander. Donald A Long and Beth Ann Wientge. Herbert Hammiel and Carolyn Sue Hymer. Divorce actions include Rebecca S Reffitt against Linville R Reffitt. Annette Terrill against Robert Terrill. Jack L Bayes against Marie T Bayes.
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Larry L. Arnold
Nixon Camp Road
Lebanon
Frankie J. Michael
Irene Ave
South Lebanon
John Richard Fite
Wilmington, Navy
Veronica Surface
Cherry Street
Gregg W. Rodehaver
Village Drive
Franklin
Susan K. Snively
Stadia Drive
J. William May
Kirby Road
Nancy L. Scarborough
Ridge Road
Paul Terry Barnes Jr
Harpwood Drive
Franklin, Navy
Karen Darlene Feltner
Greenup Court
Joseph V. Cesaro Jr
Dayton
Deborah Lynn Gray
Springboro
Gregory Madden
Concord Drive
Robyn S. Hartman
Monroe St
Middletown
J. A. Albert Jr
Ohio
Betty McNett
Lee Alan Russell
Oakwood Ave
Leeanne Brant
Mechanic
Jeri Lynn Alexander
Lynn Drive
Donald A. Long
Bone Road
Beth Ann Wientge
East View Drive
Herbert Hammiel
Clay St
Carolyn Sue Hymer
N. West St
Apt
Rebecca S. Reffitt
Ocala Drive
Apt. C
Linville R. Reffitt
Annette Terrill
Martha Drive
Robert Terrill
Jack L. Bayes
Marie T. Bayes
N. Broadway
Ellis Island immigration history highlights
Ellis Island opened as an immigration station in 1892 and processed 20 million arrivals. From 1943 to 1945 it served as a detention center for aliens before becoming part of the Statue of Liberty National Monument in 1965.
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Ellis Island
Statue of Liberty National Monument
Ex Saigon official ordered to leave Canada
Immigration Minister Robert Andras says Dang Van Quang, former South Vietnamese general, must depart Canada. The immigration appeal board denied his late appeal against deportation, with no sign the United States will accept him. Quang had been admitted from a U S refugee camp amid corruption and narcotics trafficking allegations.
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Ottawa
Robert Andras
Dang van Quang
Canada
Quang
United States
Andras
Immigration Appeal Board
Saigon
U.S
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