First woman rabbi ordained in United States at Cincinnati ceremony
Iranian Sally Priesand, 25, of Cleveland, Ohio, was ordained at the Hebrew Union College Jewish Institute of Religion ceremony in Cincinnati. She joins 35 male classmates in the 89th HUC JIR graduating class, as Rabbi Gottschalk presides and scrolls are presented. Priesand will serve as assistant rabbi in New York City.
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Cincinnati
Atheritn
Eakhi
Sally Priesand
Cleveland
Ohio
Isaac M. Wise
Alfred Gottschalk
Hebrew Union College-Jewish Institute of Religion
HUC Jir
Center
Reformed Judaism
United States
Israel
Gottschalk
Rabbish
Miss Priesand
U.S
HUC
Regina Jonas
Berlin
Cincinnati official calls for handgun abolition and gun licensing
Cincinnati Safety Director Henry Sandman urged complete abolition of handguns and licensing of all firearms, while allowing licensed sporting rifles and shotguns. He warned handgun use harms urban life, noting police data showing tenfold gun robberies and doubled gun murders in seven years.
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Cincinnati (Ap
Cincinnati Safety Director
Henry Sandman
Gob
Sandman
National birth rate declines amid liberal abortion laws
Washington reports the birth rate falling to 15.8 per 1000 in the first quarter from 17.6 a year earlier and 17.3 for all 1971. Experts cite abortion liberalization and economic factors as probable causes for the sharp dip, with lifetime birth averages dropping to about 2.145 children from 2.284.
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Washington
National Center For Health Statistics
Census Bureau
Middletown Woman Sues for 100000 Over 1997 Collision
Virginia R. Croucher of 2166 Renee Drive files a $100,000 damage suit in Butler County Common Pleas Court alleging permanent injuries from a traffic crash on April 1, 97. She was a passenger in a car driven by Thomas Croucher on Ohio 122 when a westbound pickup truck driven by James Olinger crossed left of center and struck their vehicle as it pulled onto the berm to avoid impact.
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Hamilton
Middletown
Butler County Common Pleas Court
Virginia R. Croucher
Renee
James Olinger
Dickey Road
Thomas Croucher
Ohio 122
Herm
Liberalized Dorm Visitation Policy Approved at BGSU
Bowling Green State University trustees approved a liberalized dormitory visitation policy allowing 24 hour access in selected dorms starting in the fall. Students may choose remaining hours in dorms where current noon to midnight weekdays and midnight to 1 30 am weekends stay in effect.
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Bowling Green, Ohio
Bowling Green State University
Hollis Moore
OSU Budget Includes Kee Hikes
Ohio State University trustees approve a 272 million fiscal 1972 73 balanced budget with a 5.8 percent spending rise. The plan includes a 4 percent faculty salary increase and 3.3 percent rise for operating and equipment expenses. Instructional fees rise 19 per quarter to 210 and dorm meal plans up 33 per quarter to 445. Hamilton County voters will be asked to approve a 40 million bond issue for a new workhouse and juvenile center in November.
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Columbus, Ohio
Ohi State University
Pridus
Novice Fawcett
Board of Nctents
Cincinnati
Hamilton County
Judge's Order Halts Municipal Judge Pay Cuts
In Ohio US District Court Judge Ben Green issued a temporary restraining order preventing city officials from cutting municipal judges pay. The order affects most Ohio municipal judges and remains in effect until a panel considers its permanence.
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Cleveland, Ohio
Ohio Municipal Judges Association
U.S. District Court
Ben Green
Ohio
Shaker Heights
Manuel Rocker
Green
State Association
Joseph Ferguson
Rocker
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