Ohio Senate committee to vote on voluntary ID cards
The Senate Ways and Means Committee is expected to approve House-passed legislation creating voluntary identification cards for nondriving Ohioans. The program, administered by the Bureau of Motor Vehicles, would issue cards with name, description and photo and would not require a social security number. About 192,000 adults could be eligible, with a $2.50 cost and five year expiry.
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Columbus
Ohio
Senate
Ways and Means Committee
Benson Wolman
American Civil Liberties Union of
Wolman
Bureau of Motor Vehicles
Meshel
Sherrod D. Brown
Mansfield
Howard Collier
House
James A. Rhodes
Charles L. Butts
Cleveland
Thomas A. van Meter
Ashland
Second ex guardsman to take stand today
A second former Ohio National Guardsman, William Perkins, prepared to testify after being named as one who leveled a rifle at Kent State students moments before 13 were shot five years ago. His former rifle team leader testified Perkins knelt with him on a practice field, aiming toward a parking lot.
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Cleveland, Ohio
Ohio National
Kent State University
William Perkins
Canton
Lawrence Shafer
Ravenna
Perkins
Preble Shawnee Girl to Compete in Miss Ohio Teen Pageant
Teresa Taylor 15, Preble Shawnee High School student, will participate in the Miss Ohio Teen-Ager Pageant July 11 and 12 in Columbus. Daughter of George Taylor and Lois Wilhoit, she is a French Club member, on the volleyball and track teams, sponsored by Montgomery Ward.
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Teresa Taylor
Preble Shawnee High School
Columbus
Miss Taylor
George Taylor
Middletown
Palm Beach
Calif
Lois Wilhoit
Gratis
Taylor
Montgomery Ward
Man wins art school scholarship
FRANKLIN Robin Pleak son of Robin Pleak of 3802 Shaker Road received a tuition scholarship valued at 3200 from the Columbus College of Art and Design. A Franklin High School graduate he was chosen by a faculty committee in a national level competition after submitting a 12 piece portfolio of pastels paintings and pen and ink. He plans to become a commercial illustrator after college.
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Franklin
Robin Pleak
Shaker Road
Columbus College of Art and Design
Robin
Franklin High School
Arts classes move mid-session at Middletown Fine Arts Center
The eight week summer term will be split into three weeks in the American Legion basement and five weeks in the AIM building at 130 N Verity Parkway. No classes will be interrupted. Ceramics drawing life drawing watercolor and oil will be offered day and evening starting tomorrow. For times and teachers call 424 2416 weekdays 9 am to 3 pm.
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Middletown Fine Arts Center
American Legion
AIM
N. Verity Parkway
Keystones Patrol Pioneer Square in Historic Uniforms
Six policemen will patrol Seattle's Pioneer Square this summer in turn of the century uniforms. They volunteer to maintain peace until Labor Day and will carry call-box keys to contact headquarters as in the old boxes.
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Seattle
Hollywood
Pioneer Square
Births and Dismissals Listed in Local Vital Records
Births include Gerald Slough 805 Arthur St Trenton and Baldridge 132 Darey Drive. Dismissals list George D. Allen Larry Baker Barnette Brewer Burton Decatur Fields and many others from Trenton Wilmington Mason and surrounding areas. Hospital entries also note patient movements to Kettering Medical Center Jewish Hospital Cincinnati and Dayton facilities.
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Gerald Slough
Arthur St
Trenton
William Baldridge Jr
Darey Drive
George D. Allen
Larry L. Baker
Moder Lane
Arnold Barnette
Mason
Dawn M._ Brewer
Phillip Brewer
Wilmington
Marian Burton
Winton Street
al Decatur
Creekview Drive
Reva E. Fields
Carolina Street
Arthur Huskey
Bonnie Jo Isaacs
Hill Avenue
John R. Long
Franklin
Charles Mantz
McKinley Street
Ella Mitchell
18Th Ave
Sean Murray
Ochis Murray
Pearl Phillips
Vannest Street
Margaret Rothwell
South Clinton Street
David E. Shields
Queen Street
William Smith
Ernest L. Weaver
North Marshall Road
Calvaret Wills
Judy Wills
Cribbs Avenue
James E. Wood
Leon Wood
Middletown
Sadie Bowles
Elwood Street
Kettering Medical Center
Julia Blankenship
Manchester Ave
Jewish Hospital
Cincinnati
Edward F. Fabing
Wilshire Drive
Grandview Hospital
Dayton
Guardsmen in Training At Camp Grayling Michigan
Guardsmen from Middletown Companies A and D of the 372nd Combat Engineer Battalion begin their first week of annual summer training at Camp Grayling Michigan. They will engage in road and fire break construction clearing training areas and building ranges and bridges before returning June 14.
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372Nd Combat Engineer
Middletown
Camp Grayling
Mich
Grayling
Ohio
Michigan Guard
Local twirlers win in Milford contest
In Milford on Saturday local twirlers earned multiple awards. Lee Evans took first in advanced solo and advanced strutting for 6 years and under. Julie Adams won first in beginners 6 years and under and finished second in 6 year old intermediate. Angie Barker placed third in 8 year old intermediate.
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Milford
Lee Evans
Julie Adams
Angie Barker
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Rhodes
U.S
Union Sanitary
CBS Broadcasting
U.S. District Court
Don Young
Young
CBS
Federal Appeals Court
Ite
Beauticians
Mothers
Sy Ae
Gale
Preble
Jacksonburg Road
Somerville
Springboro
Man
Art
Joseph LeMoyne
Center
Keystone Kops
By Ellis Hall
Hall
Yankee Rd
Raymond Garland
Holly Avenue
Kathy Haddix
James Martin
Brentwood Street
Sherrie Reffitt
James Reffitt
Keays Avenue
David Rogers
14Th Avenue
John Shepherd
Carolina Avenue
Monroe Sizemore
James Skaggs
Oxford State Road
Lisa Smith
Michael Smith
Suzy Sneary
Centerville
John Stafford
Lebanon
Nathan A. Stamper
Carlisle
Edgar Stokley
Navaho Street
James Tewel
Gage Drive
Clair Tieman
Superior Avenue
William Whitman
Jess Williams
Sutphin Street
Robert Williams
Selden Avenue
James Wood
Ninth Avenue
Charlie Abrams
Gregory Curtis
Jon Gullett
Talton Drive
Ernest J. Eppler
Monroe
Harriet Farmer
Russell R. Fletcher
Garfield Street
Middletown Business College
College For Tor
Verity Pkay
Dads
C.E. Greathouse
Chess Board
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