Refugees face uncertain future at Indiantown Gap camp
More than half of 15 000 Southeast Asian refugees bound for Ft Indiantown Gap are expected by tonight at the Harrisburg area camp. With 6 673 residents after eight planes brought 2 419 Vietnamese, six more flights planned to add 1 852. Officials say plans to heat barracks are under consideration though winter arrival is not expected. To leave the camp requires U S sponsorship or 4 000 dollars for self sufficiency. The first to depart were Nguyen Chung Ngoc and his son Nguyen Ngoc Trung, who plan to buy a home in Rockville Maryland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Friedman
James Cannon
U.S
Nguyen Chung Ngoc
Saigon
Nguyen Ngoc Trung
Guam
Ngoc
Rockville
Minority history teaching approved for Ohio schools
Ohio Senate backs House bill requiring public schools to offer a balanced presentation of minority contributions to national history. Vote 19 to 7 after debate over adding groups. amendments to include Italians and all races failed. Also, a separate bill prohibits unwed mothers from listing an alleged father's name without permission.
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Columbus
Ohio
M. Morris Jackson
Cleveland
State Board of Education
Jackson
Anthony C. Calabrese
Senate
House
Regents oppose osteopath bill in Ohio University plan
Ohio's Board of Regents fights a House backed proposal to create the state's first osteopathic medical school at Ohio University in Athens. Regents Chairman Marvin Warner and Chancellor James A. Norton say the bill counters primary care needs and cites $793 million committed to six existing medical schools over the next decade. The Senate Finance Committee deferred action and may vote later this month on the measure which would also provide $670 000 to start the school.
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Columbus
Ohio
Board of
Regents
Ohio University
Athens
Marvin Warner
Cincinnati
James A. Norton
Richard D. Ruppert
Warner
Senate Finance Committee
Harry Meshel
Youngstown
Ohio voters cast ballots in local primary amid tax questions
Voters in about half of Ohio communities go to polls to decide local candidates and tax measures. Polls close at 7 30 p m with turnout seen as light. Secretary of State Ted Brown urged caution due to local contests.
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Columbus, Ohio
Ohio
Ted W. Brown
Photographer says no objects thrown before Kent State shooting
Pulitzer winner John Filo testified he saw nothing being thrown at Ohio National Guardsmen during the last 180 feet before the guard opened fire on May 4 1970. He helped frame the Commons confrontation claim as plaintiffs pursue 46 million in damages against Gov Rhodes and others.
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Cleveland, Ohio
Kent State University
Ohio National Guardsmen
John Filo
James Rhodes
Filo
Commons
Taylor Hill
Chambers
U.S. District Court
Dan Young
Young
Kent
Joseph
Curry earns sociology degree from Alerson-Broaddus College
David S. Curry son of Mr and Mrs Paul F Curry of 1281 Middletown Eaton Road received a bachelor s degree in social sciences sociology from Alerson-Broaddus College Philippi West Virginia He completed the program at the Philippi campus reflecting his achievement in higher education.
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David S. Curry
Paul F. Curry
Middletown- Eaton Road
Alerson-Broaddus College
Philippi
W. Va
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Richard F. Celeste
Douglas Applegate
Ruppert
Norton
Kent State
Kelner
Rhodes
Steven Lindell
Dairy Queen
Thomas Geiger
Main
Middletown Business College
N. Verity Pkwy
Franklin
Springboro
Free Parking Consolidated Inc
First Ave
1St Ave
Middletown Library
Norris Music
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