Chicago riot leaves two dead and 100 injured on Independence Day
In Humboldt Park a six hour disturbance after a Puerto Rican Independence Day celebration turned violent with looting and fires. Police say a kneeling gunman threatened officers and a gunfight fatally wounded a suspect. Julio Osorio and Rafael Cruz died. Police arrested 119, with 15 juveniles returned to parents.
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Chicago
Humboldt Park
Julio Osorio
Rafael Cruz
Rochford
William Keating
West Side
Circuit Court
Michael Bilandic
The
FALN
Island
Germantown voters decide mayor council and levy
Voters throughout Montgomery County vote 6:30 a.m. to 7:30 p.m. on a one mill mental retardation levy and select Democratic and Republican nominees for Germantown mayor six council seats and auditor treasurer Mary Louise Weber. Valley View district votes on 3 mill operating levy. County uses computer voting replacing old machines. counts by Dayton board.
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Germantown
Montgomery County
D. Kent Southard
Marvin Hall
Ralph Moler
Mary Louise Weber
Valley View
County Board of Elections
Dayton
Ohio lawmakers rush to push instant registration bill
Democrats push through a same day registration law amid late night votes and dramatic moves. House Speaker Vernal Riffe orders absentees to Columbus and even charters a plane to meet a veto override, aiming to beat a potential statewide referendum.
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Columbus, Ohio
House
Vernal G. Riffe Jr
D-89
New Boston
GOP
Ted W. Brown
Columbus
Senate
Rhodes
Brown
Court decision on Concorde landings at Kennedy Air
Representative James Scheuer says the Carter administration will abandon power to force Concorde SST landings. The appeal argues a one year trial at Kennedy Airport, with Britain and France, the Port Authority, New York City and state, and the federal government involved. The ruling by Judge Pollack is under review by the Court of Appeals before Chief Judge Kaufman.
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New York
Kennedy Airport
James Scheuer
Dn.y
White House
Carter
Court of Appeals
U.S. District Court
Milton Pollack
Port Authority
New Jersey
New York City
Scheuer
New York Area
Appeals Court
Irving R. Kaufman
Transportation
Brock Adams
Kennedy
Fenwick Grads Win Broad Honors At Commencement
Fenwick High School awarded many honors at last night’s commencement in Dave Finkelman Auditorium. Notables include Mike Fossier and Theresa Spellmire with Americanism Awards, Jim Long with multiple Education Awards and the Middletown Kiwanis Golden Rule award, Tilmon Snow winning the FAMA Chuck Fawns Memorial Award, and Mike Bruggeman earning the Bishop Fenwick plaque from Knights of Columbus.
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Fenwick High School
Dave Finkelman
Mike Fossier
Theresa Spellmire
American Legion Post 218
Milissa Reardon
Jim Long
DAR
Beverly Mack
Phi Beta Psi
Sue McDonough
Charles RK. Hook
Ladan Abtahi
Steve Palmer
Jeannette Dunlap
Frank D. Vitori Lodge
Sons of Italy
Middletown
Parent-Teacher Council
Mary Beth Angiolini
Toby Vaughn
FAMA
Chuck Fawns
Tilmon Snow
Kiesewetter
Mike Bruggeman
Andre Chartrand
Bishop Fenwick
Knights of Columbus Council
Michael Bruggeman
Ann Kipus
Sigma Phi Gamma
Anne Coyle
Kiwanis Arion Music Award
Mary Beth Greenwell
Middletown Music Club
Omicron
Beta Sigma Phi
Teresa Sohn
Theresa Langhorne
Janet Zulock
Barnitz Bank Fund
Mike Fassler
Dobrozsi Insurance
Dumford Trucking Co
Linda Roberts
Lions Club Auxiliary
Ellen Moore
John Brust
Tyrone King
Mike Staffan
Phil Picard
Animal Tale essay contest winners observe similarities
Winners in the Humane Association of Miami Valley Animal Tale essay contest for Butler County students were announced. Prizes range from 10 to 2.50 dollars with honorable mentions, for essays on how animals are like people.
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The
Humane Association of
Miami Valley
Butler County
Dawn Cox
Mayfield
David Schul
Hamilton
Mark Hill
Mike
Creekview
Carmen Ann Hill
Garfield
Tim Tindall
Cathy Gillum
Jay Boltz
Rosedale
Eddie Oligee
Amanda
Mark Williams
Eric Hayes
Deanna Donges
Sharon Benson
Shawnda McKnight
S. A. Bell
A. L. Bland
Robert Hawk
Wayne Local fate on ballot in Warren County race
Wayne Local voters face a five year levy to keep the Wayne Local School open through year end. The plan would raise about $135 000 per year for the district, the smallest in Warren County, after a near break due to late payrolls and fuel costs.
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Waynesville
Wayne Local
Warren County
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France
Fenwick Grads
Todd King
Peggy Schramm
Business and Professional Women's Club
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Margaret Sullivan
Cliff Schaffner
Board of Realtors
Lisa Roberts
Betty Spellmire Memorial
Civics
Ed Pfau
Ellen
Pfau
H. T Derivan
Delta Sigma Chapter
Xi Epsilon Kappa
Ecumonics
Susan Bittes
Delta Chi Sigma
Barb Lengyel
Alpha Omega E. P
Chapter Beta Sigma Phi
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Smiling Grandmothers’ Club
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