Middletown weighs bid limits and air conditioning for police cars
Middletown's boulevard program, begun in 1966, carries an estimated cost of 12 745 000 and may take two to three years to finish. Officials wonder why only a few contractors bid and discuss state contractor practices. The commission considers air conditioning for up to 11 police cars as an alternative bid, citing efficiency and comfort, with patrol estimates showing modest fuel impacts.
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Middletown
Armiel Construction Co
SK Construction Co
Walter Follmer Construction Co
Don Seisle Co
Hamilton
Ohio Contractors Association
Dar Kothe
Fatromen
Ohio State Patrol
Fred van Scoyce
Dudley Inwood
Joe Lewis
Richard M.cort
State Patrol
Miami Instructor Earns PhD Through Cooperative Program
Miss Marilyn Thorne of North Ridgeville has met all requirements for a Doctor of Philosophy degree through the cooperative English PhD program run by Miami University and Ohio State University. The degree will be conferred by Ohio State at its June 7 commencement. Thorne, a 1961 Miami graduate with a 1962 master's in English, has been an English instructor at Miami since 1964.
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Oxford
Marilyn, Thorne
Miami University
Miami
Ohio State University
Ohio State
Miss Thorne
North Ridgeville
Living Space Found Under City Manhole in Laramie
Police in Laramie Wyoming investigated a small neat living space found under a manhole cover at a campus street intersection near the University of Wyoming. A rug chair and several books were placed inside, suggesting a quiet study area or someone avoiding high rents.
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Laramie
Wyo
University of Wyoming
Tijerina vows to arrest Burger over civil rights claims
Reies Lopez Tijerina, 42, a land grant claimant from New Mexico, said he will arrest Warren E Burger, nominee for U.S. chief justice, during Senate hearings in Washington. He claims Burger’s civil rights record targets the poor and vows public demonstration to enforce law. Tijerina and armed followers previously seized Tierra Amarilla village and courthouse in 1967.
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Albuquerque
N.M
New Mexico
Reies Lopez Tijerina
Warren E. Burger
U.S
Tijerina
Berger
Senate
Burger
Washington
Texas
New Mexico Mountains
Tierra Amarilla
Wishing Well Trial Sees Tijerina Acquittal
Tijerina was acquitted of several charges from the Tierra Amarilla raid after a trial last December. He defended by saying he came to Tierra Amarilla to make a citizens arrest of the district attorney.
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Tijerina
Ber
Tierra Amarilla
Philanthropist Nathaniel Leverone Dies in Chicago
Nathaniel Leverone, 84, founder of Automatic Canteen Co. of America, died Friday in a Chicago hospital. The philanthropist was said to have once lost five pennies in a broken peanut vending machine, later inspiring the creation of modern automated vending equipment.
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Chicago
Nathaniel Leverone
The
Automatic Canteen Co. of America
Leverone
Towncraft Knits With A Knack For Staying Neat
Towncraft demonstrates disciplined knitting technique yielding tidy stitches and precise finishes. The craftsperson shows careful workflow and practiced consistency, highlighting quality and neatness in each project.
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