Nun Indicted for First Degree Manslaughter in Infant Death
A Monroe County grand jury charged Sister Maureen known as Carol Murphy with first degree manslaughter in the death of an infant born in a convent room at Our Lady of Lourdes. The charge follows police findings that the baby died from suffocation. the nun pleads innocent and is free on $500 bail.
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Rochester
N.Y
Carol Murphy
Maureen
Monroe County
Pittsford
Our Lady of Lourdes Convent
Brighton
Humbard Church repays most of 12.5 million debt
The Cathedral of Tomorrow in Ohio reports repayment of 12.43 million of 12.9 million promissory notes with state and federal suits resolved. Judge Paul Riley noted substantial donor support and remaining funds to be distributed by year end. A separate incident on Yankee Road involved van driver Carl Hollon facing DWI and marijuana charges after a crash damaging a residence and fence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rex Humbard
Yankee Road
Carl Hollon
Sheridan Ave
Yankee
Lafayette Avenue
Samuel Godsey
Hollon
Wardrobe Upgrade Promoted At Ms Shop Featured Dresses
A cheerful sales pitch urges readers to refresh their wardrobes with new dresses from Rontini and Route One at the Ms Shop. It highlights light two piece batistes with flair, a white fabric with black pencil stripe, and invites shoppers to start upgrading today at the Ms Shop upstairs at C.E. Greathouse 125 Middletown Mall West.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rontini
Ms. Shop
C.E. Greathouse
Middletown Mall
Mural Project Aims to Transform San Quentin Wall
A 1200 foot mural will span San Quentin Prison’s west wall as part of the Floating Museum project led by Lynn Hershman. Artist Hilaire Dufresne and six inmates will begin the first 45 feet in June, with a total cost under 5000 dollars funded partly by the California Arts Council and the National Endowment for the Arts. The work seeks to show beyond the wall and engage prisoners by letting them help paint, reflecting themes of survival and recycled space.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Quentin
Calif
Wi Rive
Lynn Hershman
Floating Museum
Tzer
Hilaire Dufresne
Miss Hershman
San Francisco Bay Area
California
Arts Council
National Endowment For the Arts
Dufresne
Ex-Montana governor’s jail term set aside in Nixon funds case
Former Montana Governor Tim Babcock had his four month jail term set aside while his $1,000 fine stands after he pled guilty to masking Armand Hammer’s $54,000 donation origin for Nixon’s 1972 campaign. Judge Hart noted Hammer’s age and health and spared prison, citing fairness and deterrence aims.
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Washington
Tim M. Babcock
Montana
Richard M. Nixon
Babcock
U.S
George L. Hart Jr
Armand Hammer
Hammer
Occidential Petroleum Corp
Tran
Los Angeles
Occidental
Hart
Rhodes signs bill to let cities use Ohio Building Authority bonds
Gov. James A. Rhodes signed a measure allowing Toledo and other cities to form agreements with the Ohio Building Authority to issue revenue bonds for government office construction. The bonds would be repaid from rents paid by state and local agencies for at least 20 years. The bill, sponsored by Arthur Wilkowski, also calls for a court test of the bonding authority.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio
Toledo
James A. Rhodes
Ohio Building Authority
Arthur Wilkowski
Wilkowski
Rhodes
Warren County Marriage Licenses and Domestic Relations Actions
A backlog of Warren County records shows multiple marriage license applicants including Larry Sorrell and Anne Skeges, Gary Ross and Terry Jackson, Cramiel Mellon and Frances Green, Jonathan Butcher and Beverly Franklin, Kenneth Rader and Sharon Cope, Randy Sliies and Jane Penwell, Charles Yeary and Deborah Yeary, James Brown Sr. and Dolly Francis, Larry Cook and Vicki Freeman, Hobart Stephens and Delores Shaker Road resident, with numerous addresses in Franklin, Springboro, Mason, Lebanon, and Mason. Domestic relations notices list divorce suits such as Brenda Orender vs Jerry Orender and Dora Mullins vs Clyde Mullins, plus neglect cases involving Katherine Royal and Ralph Royal, Margeret Osborn and Gary Osborn, and Faye Gordon and Joe Gordon.
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Larry
Sorrell
Moore Drive
Franklin
Raymond N
Otterbein Home
Lebanon
Jonathan W. Butcher
Franklin Lebanon Road
Beverly A
Lebanr Franklin
Dayton
Pressman
Sharon Cope
Dubois Court
Apr
Cartisie
Randy L Sliies
Miamisburg
Jane K. Penwell
Vicki Jane Freeman
Redbud Drive
Springboro
Hobart Stephens
Shaker Road
Brenda Orender
Lake Ave
Jerry Orender
Ft. Hamiton.Hughes Hospital
Hamilton
Cruetty
Dora A. Mullins
Wisenberger Road
Cllie Brown Mullins
Forest Park
Katherine J Royal
Cincinnati Ave
Apt
Ralph D. Royal
Charles K. Bill
Fourth St. Franklin
Tanya
Margeret Osborn
Melrose Lane
Middletown
Gary Osborn
Lamplight Court
Main Street
Faye Gordon
Bunneil Hill Road
Joe E Gordon
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Humbard
Cleveland
Cathedral of Tomorrow
Aree
Miami University
Larry Phillips
S First St. Trenton
John S.S. Robinson
S. Broad St
Jerrold A. Sexton
Hetzler Road
Gail
Hershman
Ohio Canal
Akron
Jerome Anderson
Elmer G. Balsam
Gordon L. Doering
William L. Holter
Gov. Rhodes
Sota & Chair
Box
Frate & Crate
PSR
Mie
LEE de Rok
HALO
OUR
Benuzit
OUR Reg
Warren
Delores
Fr In
Curtis Ray Dick
Western Row Road
Mason
Rick & Myerse
Ross Ave
Migdietown
Debora
Garrison
Celeste Drive
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