Al Kolb 71 dies active in politics in Franklin
Albert Kolb Sr. of 20 Renwood Place Franklin died yesterday at Vandalia Nursing Home after four weeks as a patient. He retired in 1966 as technical director for Logan Long Co. after 36 years. He served on the Warren County Board of Elections and led the Warren County Democratic party 1960 1968. An active Mason and veteran of World War I, he chaired WWI Veterans Barracks 712 and belonged to several Eastern Star and Masonic bodies. Surviving wife Ruth two sons Albert Jr. and Stanley two daughters Patricia Amlin and Joanne Burns two brothers and 12 grandchildren. Services Thursday 2 p.m. Eaton Funeral Home burial in Miami Valley Memory Gardens. viewing tomorrow. World War I veterans service at 7 p.m. tomorrow followed by a Masonic service.
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Albert Kolb Sr
Renwood Place
Springboro
Vandalia Nursing Home
Kolb
Logan Long Co
Warren County Board of Elections
Warren County
Democratic Party
Eastern Star Lodge
F&am
William S. Roof
RAM
Order of Eastern Star
Indiana
Ruth
Albert Jr
Centerville
Stanley
Patricia Amlin
Vandalia
Joanne Burns
Long Beach
Calif
Walter
Raymond
Harison
Eaton Funeral Home
Mathew Arnett
George Walden
Miami Valley Memory Gardens
Services for Arch Morris Held at Riggs Funeral Home
Arch Morris 45 of 2116 Winona Drive died Sunday at Cleveland Clinic. Services set for 10:30 a.m. tomorrow at Riggs Funeral Home with burial in Woodside Cemetery. Visitation today 3 to 5 and 7 to 9 p.m. Survived by a brother George of Middletown.
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Arch Morris
Winona Drive
Riggs
Woodside Cemetery
Morris
Cleveland Clinic
George
Middletown
Mrs. Ogden Reid, Former Tribune Publisher, Dies at 87
Helen Rogers Reid, longtime publisher and former president of the New York Herald Tribune, died at 87 in her Fifth Avenue apartment. She steered the paper after 1947, helped found Current Events Forum, and supported the Fresh Air Fund. Survivors include sons Whitelaw and Rep. Ogden Reid and 10 grandchildren. Funeral Thursday at St Thomas Episcopal Church in New York.
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NEW York
Helen Rogers Reid
New York Herald Tribune
Fifth Avenue
Appleton
Wis
Reid
Barnard College
Whitelaw Reid
Reids
Ogden
Vice Press
Hero Tribune
Fresh Air Fund
Franklin judge fines Carlisle man for assault and battery
Judge Jack Tracy of Franklin Municipal Court fined a Carlisle man $100 and sentenced him to 10 days in jail on assault and battery charges. The sentence was suspended and the man paid the fine. Shelby Adams of Carlisle was fined $30 and costs for running a red light, with the fine suspended. Eight speeders paid a total of $212.50 in fines.
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Franklin
Jack Tracy
Franklin Municipal Court
Carlisle
Oldus Weaver
Shelby Adams
Ethel Drive
New York Welcomes Record Visitors and Conventions
New York drew over 16 million visitors who spent about 1.5 billion dollars in the last year. The tourism figures include 829 conventions hosting 2.8 million delegates across the period.
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New York
Michigan Enacts Broad Pollution Suit Law
Gov. William Milliken signed a sweeping pollution control bill allowing any citizen to sue to protect air water and natural resources. Courts can halt pollution and even direct agencies to raise standards, with bond requirements to deter frivolous suits and limits on repeated filings.
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Lansing
Mich
William Milliken
Milliken
Michigan
Michigan Chamber of Commerce
Chamber
Harry Hall
Maud villagers fund own detour after state cuts funds
In Maud Kentucky residents, fewer than 100 strong, raised 563.02 to build a 0.3 mile detour around a bridge replacement. Albert Taylor and R W Yates organized neighbors who contributed 25 cents to 50 dollars each. The makeshift route shortened trips to Bloomfield and Bardstown, and traffic increased smoothly under joint road department support.
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Maud, Ky
Maud
Big Beech River
Bloomfield
Bardstown
Albert Taylor
R. W. Yates
Washington County
Nelson County
Taylor
Nelson
Bruce Hadley
State Highway Department
Frankfort
Castro says Guevara death mask and hands smuggled to Havana
Fidel Castro charged that Antonio Argue das, a former Bolivian interior minister, smuggled Che Guevara's death mask and hands to Havana. He said these will be enshrined in a glass urn beside Jose Marti's statue in an international hall to mark the next anniversary of Guevara's death. Argue das now lives in Havana after breaking with the Bolivian regime.
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Fidel Castro
Che Guevara
Havana
Jose Marti
Guevara
Castro
Bolivia
Antonio Arguedas
Guervara
Arguedas
Castro Guervara
Senator Saxbe Announces Alum Creek Dam Contract
Sen. William Saxbe of Ohio announced a $14,721,441 contract has been awarded to Johnson-Green Co. of Ann Arbor Michigan for the Alum Creek Dam construction in Delaware County north of Columbus.
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Columbus, Ohio
William Saxbe
Ohio
Johnson-Green Co
Ann Arbor
Mich
Delaware County
Columbus
Lebanon Board Adopts 1971 Budget With Transfers
Lebanon approves a 2,149,283 dollar budget for 1971, 135,255 dollars less than this year. The board transfers 9,530 dollars back to the lunchroom fund for construction costs and accepts 4,549.42 dollars federal reimbursement as half payment for Title III project. Supt Jon Rockhold notes the budget under previous year and outlines funding shifts for district needs.
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Lebanon
Lasti
Jon Rockhold
Lebanon Woman Injures Self in Car Crash Near Meadow Lane
Legretta Foster 33 of Lebanon was treated and dismissed at Middletown Hospital after police said she struck a parked car on Broadway near Meadow Lane at 12:10 a.m. The northbound collision caused facial injuries and its investigation was ongoing.
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Lebanon
Middletown Hospital
Legretta Foster
Rt. 2
Broadway
Meadow Lane
Lebanon Board Awards School Reroofing and Service Bids
The Rigg Construction Co of Lebanon won a 1,860 dollar contract to reroof part of the Middle School. Village Tire Co of Lebanon received a bid for bus tire service. Lebanon Laundry Service posted the low bid for cafeteria linen. Custodial uniforms went to VanDyne Crotty Inc of Dayton. A supplementary contract for pre-season football work was given to assistant coach Randy George. The board scheduled a Monday night meeting to discuss teacher appointments.
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Rigg Construction Co
Lebanon
Village Tire Co
Lebanon Laundry Service
VanDyne Crotty, Inc
Dayton
Randy George
McCormack Delegation To Honor Rep Kirwan In Ohio Funeral
A congressional delegation led by Speaker John McCormack will attend funeral services for Representative Michael J. Kirwan in Youngstown Ohio. Kirwan 83 died in Bethesda Naval Hospital after a long career including chair of a House public works subcommittee. He is survived by his wife Alice and three children.
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Youngstown, Ohio
U.S. House of Representative
John W. McCormack
U.S
Michael J. Kirwhan
Bethesda Naval Hospital
Kirwan
House of Representatives
Youngstown
Nixon
San Clemente
Calif
Rep
Michael J. Kirwan
Congress
Probation Given for Grand Larceny Case in Butler County
Ernest C. Harper 19 of Middletown received five years of probation from Judge Fred Cramer in Butler County Common Pleas Court for grand larceny. He must pay $520 restitution for items taken from a Middletown plumbing firm on January 23 and has driving privileges suspended indefinitely after pleading guilty and prior referral for presentence investigation.
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Hamilton
Ernest C. Harper
Jewell Ave
Middletown
Fred Cramer
Butler County Common Pleas Court
Probation Department
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