Man fined for abuse of policeman in municipal court
A 25 year old Middletown man Bronlee Combs was found guilty on two of five counts by Judge J T Lamb and fined 75 dollars plus costs. Combs pleaded innocent to all five charges including abuse of a police officer and permitting an unlicensed driver to operate his vehicle. He was found innocent of careless driving and other charges were dismissed at the prosecutor's request.
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Middletown
J. T. Lamb
Bronlee Combs
Brent Drive
Ptl
Kenneth
Craig
James A. Combs
Combs
Hamilton
Michigan
Charles Bowling
Steven A. Brees
Bank St
Byron Johnson
Charles Jackson
Salzman
Monroe
Butler County
Augusta Carty
Means
Larry D. Palmer
Ardmore
Shelby EF. Keller
Franklin St
Fenwick Honors 1969 70 Graduates In Dignified Assembly
Fenwick students in Middletown receive Latin Latin magna cum laude and maxima cum laude certificates. Sally Akers Rose Hume Ted Braun gain summa laude and other honors include Spanish recognitions, FAMA Music Award Linda Wise Journalist John Kieswetter. Ted Braun wins NSF grant. biology medals go to Jan Poirier Peggy Hornback. Freshman and sophomore Pro Merito awards listed with Gold Silver honors.
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Maryann Ifch
Greg Johnson
John Rooster
Sally Akers
Rose Hume
Ted Braun
Marilyn Bukosky
Dana Fiessinger
Mary Goodman
Barbara Lambert
Connie Lehmen
Anne Mulligan
Nancy Pettebaum
Mary Lou Schramm
Linda Wise
John Kieswetter
Barbara Cole
Kathy
Enright
National Science Foundation
Utah
Jan Poirier
Peggy Hornback
Cathy Bril
U.S
Engineering Society of Cincinnati
Deborah Walburg
Constance Lehman
Rose Marie Hume
Senegal to Extend Coastline Fishing Limits to 200 Miles
Dakar Senegal AP reports Senegal plans to widen its territorial waters to 200 nautical miles after noting that foreign fleets take 87 percent of the fish caught off its coast. The move aims to protect its marine resources and boost national interests.
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Dakar
Senegal
Retiring Teachers Honored at Roosevelt Middle School
A luncheon honored four Middletown teachers retiring with a combined 128 years of service. Doris Russell led with 38 years in Middletown social studies and counseling, Valda Wilkerson had 35 years as music director, Robert Truck 33 years as math teacher and principal, and Mary Ann Marshall 15 years in science across several schools.
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Roosevelt Middle School
Doris Russell
Wayne Township
Middletown
Valda Wilkerson
Roosevelt
Robert Truck
Jefferson
Sherman
Taft
Mary Ann Marshall
McKinley
Amanda
Jobless Rate Climbs to Five-Year Peak in May
Washington AP report shows unemployment rising to 5.0 percent in May, the highest in over five years, with 160000 more jobless bringing total to 4.1 million. Labor Department notes all of the increase occurred in the jobless pool as labor force expanded.
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Washington
Labor Department
Vital Statistics Report Sparks Major May Employment Shifts
A May labor report shows total employment retreating by 6.78 million despite wage gains. Unemployment fell to 2.4 million, but seasonally adjusted joblessness rose to 4.1 million. Average earnings rose to 3.20 an hour for about 45 million workers, while inflation eroded purchasing power. The unemployment surge mainly hit white workers. teen and Negro rates varied. Long unemployment lengthened with more part time workers due to lack of full time jobs. Sideburns note Burnside link appears as a stray item lingering in the text.
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Bureau of Labor Statistics
Bureau
Ambrosejtal
Burnside
Britain’s Prison Population Reaches Record 38000
Britain’s prison population has surged to a record 38000, forcing authorities to house three inmates in cells designed for single occupants as overcrowding worsens.
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London
Britain
Nixon Names Lodge Emissary To Pope
President Nixon designates Henry Cabot Lodge as personal emissary to the Vatican without a diplomatic title. Lodge will visit Rome two to three times yearly and may stay up to a month. The move aims for informal, continuous contacts with Pope Paul VI and church leaders.
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Nixon
Henry Cabot Lodge
Vatican
Ronald L. ‘Ziegler
Lodge
Paul VI
Senate
Massachusetts
Vietnam
Paris
Ziegler
Post Office Department Dead Letter Office Founded in 1825
The dead letter office of the Post Office Department was organized in 1825 in Washington.
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the Post Office Department
Washington
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