Education program aids pregnant students in Butler County
The Health Planning Association of Butler Warren Counties approved a continuing education program for pregnant students currently serving Butler County districts. Laura Crist said expansion to Hamilton and Middletown schools could occur if boards approve. April counts listed 41 pregnant students in Butler County with 8 to 10 more reported, noting many drop out without support.
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Health Planning Association of
Butler-Warren Counties
Amanda School
Butler County
Laura Crist
Community Health Services
Hamilton
Middletown
Boards of Education
Randall Garland
Health Planning Association of the
Central Ohio River Valley
CORVA
Cincinnati
Hamilton County
Butler
Warren
Clermont
Women ratify 19th Amendment in Louisiana Senate vote
In Baton Rouge the Louisiana Senate unanimously approved a resolution to ratify the 19th Amendment granting women the right to vote, sending it to the House. The measure echoes prodding by Sen Jules Mollere that the state move into the 20th century.
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Baton Rouge
Louisiana
Jules Mollere
Metairie
Pot charges lead to releases in Warren County cases
In Lebanon Warren County Court yesterday one juvenile and four adults were released on their own recognizance after marijuana possession charges. Suspects Ira Caplan Michael Feldman Andrew Stein and Alan Rockwern all of Cincinnati were arrested near Kings Mills early yesterday with hearings set for 6 p.m. Monday. Det. Richard Kemp and federal agents traced a suspicious car seen fleeing the scene. Objects were thrown from the vehicle and a container of marijuana along with a burning pipe were recovered. Confirmation of the drug was pending from the London Bureau of Criminal Investigation.
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Lebanon
Warren County Court
Kings Mills
Ira C. Caplan
Michael J. Feldman
Andrew D. Stein
Alan Rockwern
Cincinnati
Richard Kemp
Federal Treasury
Grandlin Road
Kemp
Sheriff's Office
London Bureau of Criminal Investigation
City Cults Ranks For Pay Hike
Philadelphia Mayor James I. Tate plans layoffs of 3,000 of 22,000 nonuniformed city workers on July 1 to cover a 2 million dollar pay hike for police and firemen. negotiations continue with unions as budget pressures persist.
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Philadelphia
James I. Tate
Tate
City weighs 26 million raise for other employees
The city considers a proposed 26 million raise for other city employees while budgeting 17.4 million for all city wage increases in the upcoming fiscal year starting July.
Army cracks down on early out cheating by servicemen
Army circular criticizes servicemen who use the early out program to dodge college enrollment or to gain leniency. It warns of possible court martial and referral to the Justice Department for fraud. The probe targets those faking intent to enroll while seeking premature discharge. A separate incident reports four tires stolen from a Sohio station in Butler County valued at $200.
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Army
Justice Department
Washington
Indi Army
Pentagon
Hamilton Cliffors Linaner
Cincinnati
Sohio
Tylersville Road
Butler County
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