Two Hamilton Men Plead Guilty in Pulpwood Theft Case
Dana Hoover aged 20 and Bradley L Gregory aged 22 pleaded guilty in Butler County Common Pleas Court to larceny for stealing 35 bales of pulpwood from U S Plywood Champion Papers plant on March 31. They transported the wood to Cincinnati and sold it for 50 dollars. truck rental cost 43 dollars and gasoline 8 dollars, totaling 51 dollars. Judge Arthur J Fiehrer ordered both cases to pre sentence investigation.
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Hamilton
Court of
Butler County Common Pleas
Arthur J. Fiehrer
U.S
Champion Papers, Inc
Cincinnati
Fiehrer
Dana Hoover
Erie Highway
Bradly L. Gregory
Greenlawn Road
Lead in air rises in three cities study shows increase
EPA report compares samples from 1961-62 and 1968-69 in Los Angeles Philadelphia and Cincinnati. Lead from motor vehicle exhaust is cited as the main source. Blood data from 872 women in the areas were analyzed but cannot support broad conclusions.
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Los Angeles
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
UC Lead Report Shows Widespread Increases in Air Lead
The University of Cincinnati leads a report for the U S Air Pollution Control Office with support from the American Petroleum Institute and the International Lead Zinc Research Organization Inc. The study found lead increases from 33 to 64 percent across eight Los Angeles sites and 2 to 36 percent at six Philadelphia locations. One site near Cincinnati showed a 2.69 percent decrease while three other area sites rose 13 to 33 percent. Dr Ronald E B Engel of EPA noted the findings did not confirm a link between ambient air lead and blood lead levels.
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American Petroleum Institute
International Lead Zine Research Organization, Inc
Los Angeles
Philadelphia
Ronald BE. Engel
EPA
Air Pollution Control Office
Lima inmates eyed for transfer by three psychiatrists
Three psychiatrists appointed by the Ohio Department of Mental Hygiene and Correction recommended transferring 6 of about 107 Lima State Hospital inmates to other facilities. The doctors cited overcrowding and funding needs, noting some patients may have been housed at Lima in error. Allen County Common Pleas Court had earlier moved five more patients out as not insane.
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Lima, Ohio
Lima State Hospital
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Robert Moronell
Dayton Health Center
Lukas Szabo
Columbus State Hospital
Werner Anderson
Roilman Psychiatric Institute
Cincinnati
the Plain Dealer
Anderson
Ohio Department of Mental Hygiene and Correction
Lima
Allen County Common Pleas Court
Plain Dealer
Moronell
The
Liberal librarian resigns after clash over library displays
Coldwater mayor, library board clash over posters and books including Abbie Hoffman titles and a Peking Review. Roischan calls ban on reading un-American. board accuses him of overreach. He resigns effective May, seeks less controversial university library work. Posters replaced. some Hoffman works remain.
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Coldwater, Mich
Richard Roischan
Michigan
Roischan
Coldwater Public Library
Lenny Bruce
Abbie Hoffman
Peking Review
George Henderson
Abraham Lincoln
Hoffman
Woodstock Nation
Kingston
N.Y
Henderson
Coldwater
Roisehan
Survivor vows to scale Mt Ritter after fatal climb
Bill Alves, the lone survivor of a Sierra Club expedition that perished on Mt Ritter, plans another ascent by Labor Day weekend. The four other climbers Glen Welsh Gordon Howe Bob Smith and Richard Schroeder died after a sudden thunderstorm and brutal wind trapped the group at about 11 500 feet as they descended from the 13 157 foot peak near Madera California. A rescue party recovered two bodies by helicopter while weather hindered retrieval of the other two.
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Madera
Calif
Mt. Ritter
Bill Alves
Alves
Sierra Club
San Francisco Bay Area
Sierra Nevada
Glen Welsh
Redwood City
Gordon Howe
Palo Alto
Bob Smith
Santa Clara
Richard Schroeder
San Jose
Schroeder
Smith
Welsh
Howe
Mountain Man Rescued After Deserted Ranger Station Sleep
Alves describes a harrowing escape from a mountain climb. After collapsing, he crawled to a warm rock and slept half a day before hiking down. He walked 22 miles in three days then found an empty ranger station to rest and refuel before contacting authorities.
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Alves
Minarets
Chuckle Show Me a Flying Saucer Joke
A witty quip contrasts a flying saucer request with an irritated housewife, turning a sci fi setup into a domestic jest. The line plays on expectation and everyday annoyance for comic effect.
Lead Air Inhalation Raises Blood and Body Lead Levels
Rise Engel warns airborne lead can be absorbed by the body, increasing lead levels in blood and tissues. He cautions that children who swallow old paint chips may reach toxic exposure and argues against a wait and see approach. A new report notes airborne lead studies in New York City, Houston, Chicago, and Washington, D.C., are still under analysis.
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Engel
New York City
Houston
Chicago
Washington, D.C
Prisoner exchange stalls as gunboats circle coast
North Viet Nam says release agreement is void after Paris notice. The Upshur did not enter the Demilitarized Zone cease fire area and sailed south after transferring 13 of 570 disabled POWs at Da Nang. Saigon offered 90 more and both sides accuse each other of obstruction while Red Cross interviews document refusals and fears of reprisals.
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Demilitarized Zone
Bien Hoa
Seigon
da Nang
U.S
Saigon
Paris
Hanoi
International Red Cross
Tran van Lam
North
Weekend Warmth With Sunny Skies Forecast
A sunny and warm spell will usher in the weekend with little change in temperatures. Highs will stay in the mid 60s to 70s and a low around 60s, following yesterday's high of 85 and this morning's low of 64.
City HUD Grant Approved for Downtown Renewal Plan
City officials celebrate HUD approval of a 6.87 million dollar grant and loan package for a five year downtown renewal and two neighborhood programs. The aid covers about nine percent of a 74 million plan, enabling a climate controlled mall, park structures, and rehab of 1,200 homes. Officials must finalize contracts and adjust budgets to allocate funds.
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Hessel
Paul Christiansen
Helse
South Prospect
Powell
Hesse
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