Hatfield Charged For Manslaughter
Robert Hatfield an 18 year old from Portsmouth faces two counts of second degree manslaughter after a March 5 crash in Cincinnati that killed two University of Cincinnati students. Hatfield was indicted by the Hamilton County Grand Jury. Prosecutor Melvin Rueger said his car ran a red light, struck another vehicle and a tree, killing Peter McKane of Oxford Connecticut and Maureen Sheehy of Cincinnati.
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Robert Hatfield
Portsmouth
University of Cincinnati
Hatfield
Hamilton County
Melvin G. Rueger
Peter McKane
Oxford
Census Inclusion Gaps Highlight 180 Census Question
A historical note recalls that the deaf, dumb and blind were not enumerated in the U S Census until the census of 180. The statement points to early census practices and evolving categories for disability and demographic data in the United States.
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U.S
Today In History July 27 highlights 1967 events
On this day five, ten, and one year ago major historical moments shaped war and peace. 1967 is the year described as the 208th day with 157 days left. Notable entries include Korea Armistice negotiations at Panmunjom ending the Korean War, and earlier events such as the 1789 Congress establishing the Department of Foreign Affairs, 1909 Orville Wright flight record, 1922 US recognition of Baltic states, 1954 Britain Egypt Suez terms, 1955 Austrian sovereignty, and 1967 and 1966-67 notes on South Vietnam and US discussions.
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Algeria
Panmunjom
U.S
Department of Foreign Affairs
State Department
Orville Wright
Ft. Myer
United States
Albania
Lithuania
Latvia
Estonia
Britain
Egypt
Suez Canal
Austria
Soviet Union
Ohio State Journalism Career Institute accepts 90 students
In Columbus Ohio during July 30 to August 5 more than nine percent of high school students will take part in OSU Journalism Career Institute. Guest speakers include William M Ware executive editor of the Cleveland Plain Dealer Raymond E Dix publisher of the Worcester Daily Record and Ed Mason public relations director of the Columbus Dispatch.
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Columbus, Ohio
Ohio State University Journalism Career Institute
William M. Ware
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Raymond E. Dix
Wooster Daily Record
Ed Mason
Columbus Dispatch
Can Set Free By Mistake
Springfield AP reports John Monroe Osborn, 21, was unexpectedly released from Jefferson City penitentiary. His attorney said the burglary and stealing sentences were commuted by Gov. Warren E. Hearnes, though Osborn chose to return to Jefferson City for further action after learning of the error.
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John Monroe Osborn
Jefferson City
Osborn
Charles A
Moon
Warren
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