Verity Defends Armco in South Africa Plant Debate
C William Verity chairman of Armco defended the companys operations in South Africa during a Wright State University news conference before delivering a commencement address. He praised Armcos efforts on equal pay and nondiscrimination while noting the firm has invested since 1938 and employs 165 workers, urging continued presence as a force for human rights and contributing to a planned Wright State conference on corporate responsibility. Verity also urged pride in achievement and workmanship among students as a path to national renewal.
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Dayton
Armco
South Africa
C. William Verity
Wright State University
Verity
Wright State
U.S
Afmco
Reds star Dan Driessen signs autographs at City Centre Mart
Cincinnati Reds first baseman Dan Driessen will be at City Centre Mart from noon to 2 pm Thursday. The event, sponsored by the mart merchants association, promotes the mart's Say Hello campaign for spring and summer and offers fans a chance to meet the player.
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Dan Driessen
Cincinnati Reds
City Centre Mart
The
Mart Merchants Association
Mart
Berkowitz Sentencing Delayed Pending Mental Evaluation
Confessed Son of Sam killer David Berkowitz returns to court for sentencing Monday. The case involves five murders and seven wounded during nighttime forays in The Bronx Queens and Brooklyn. He is held to 30 years to life with parole eligibility after 30 years.
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New York
Sam
David Berkowitz
Bronx
Queens
Brooklyn
Burglars hit Burbank home in early crime report
Police said burglars pried open the front door of Robert F. Noble at 2827 Burbank Ave Apt C and stole a car, a television worth 96 dollars, a suitcase with clothing valued at 900 dollars, and a bank book with 2200 dollars. They believed the auto contained papers aiding the break in.
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Robert F. Noble
Burbank Ave
Apt. C
Noble
Middletown Woman reports exposure incident on Central Avenue
A Middletown woman told police that while stopping her car at Central Avenue and Sutphin Street a man in another car stopped and exposed himself. Ralph Willis of 2316 Queen Ave reported vandals broke two limbs off a tree in his yard.
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Middletown
Central Avenue
Sutphin Street
Ralph Willis
Queen Ave
Correction to Middletown Court Report On Careless Driving
A paragraph in yesterday's Middletown Municipal Court story misidentified Imogene Moore as living at 1510 Smith Ave. A resident at that address says the Moore woman does not reside there and the error should be corrected.
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Middletown
Imogene Moore
Smith Ave
Moore
Fire injures resident at 108 Monroe Street
A fire yesterday at 3 p.m. at 108 Monroe Street hospitalized Earl Combs aged 56 who was admitted to intensive care in fair condition. The incident left the resident in need of urgent care and authorities reported the blaze at the single dwelling.
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Monroe St
Earl Combs
Two hurt in Bellemonte Street crash in Middletown
At 3 40 pm Friday Bellemonte Street and Central Avenue scene of two vehicle collision. Helen G Tibbs 68 of 701 S Main St headed west on Central collided with a car driven by Marjorie Ferris 52 of 18 Aberdeen Drive which pulled from a stop sign. Tibbs admitted with left ankle fracture and eyelid laceration. Elsa Whitesel 80 of 308 Stanley Street treated and released. Ferris charged with failure to yield at a stop sign.
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Middletown Hospital
Nelbar Street
Tytus Avenue
Agnes L. Hahn
Brell Drive
Nelbar
Tytus
Paul A. Dennis
Bellemeonte St
Central Avenue
Helen G Tibbs
S. Main St
Central
Marjorie Ferris
Aberdeen Drive
Tibbs
Elsa Whitesel
Stanley St
Ferris
Middletown Community Center Announces Summer Hours and Activities
The Middletown Community Center will open Monday from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. and operate Monday through Friday for summer. Activities listed include tennis lessons volleyball for girls coed softball baseball tennis court dances track modeling cheer clinics slumber parties and tournaments. Registration runs June 12 through 16.
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Middletown Community Center
Lost children story ends with happy reunion
A Middletown officer finds three pajama wearing barefoot children aged about 4 3 and 2 walking in the Wilbraham Road area early Saturday. Two had spent the night with a friend. the mother of the third child was searching. The officer arranged a cruiser and the kids were returned to their mother in a calm, non newsworthy conclusion.
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Wilbraham Road
Middletown
Christian students win $1000 scholarships at graduation
Two Middletown Christian School graduates received $1000 scholarships to Middletown Business College during the graduation service Friday. Robert Wiley, founder of the college, presented the awards to Theresa Greene who had a 3.97 average and Mary Browning, residing at 115 Kesling Drive, Springboro.
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Middletown Christian School
Middletown Business College
Robert Wiley
The
Business College
Theresa Greene
N. Union Road
Mary Browning
Kesling, Drive
Springboro
Perfect attendance earns MHS grad 234 in dimes
Dale Hopper finished 13 years without missing a day from kindergarten in 1965. His parents presented 2 340 dimes worth 234 dollars on a plaque and plan a fund to honor future students with perfect attendance. He addressed Middletown High, plans to study English and social studies at Texas Christian University.
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Dale Hopper
Dale
Richard Hopper
Spencer Lane
P.A
Hopper
Middletown High
Texas Christian University
Leaked nerve gas bomb move postponed to Utah
The U S Army indefinitely delays shipping 900 nerve gas bombs from Rocky Mountain Arsenal to Tooele Army Depot Utah after a third leaking bomb was found. Experts will study bomb metal and agent to find cause with 4 to 16 weeks for inspection. Senator Hart urged detoxification in Denver before any transfer.
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U.S
Rocky Mountain Arsenal
Utah
Scott Matheson
Army
Washington
Tooele Army Depot
Gary Hart
D-Corp
Defense
Harold Brown
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Charles E. Cox
Ohio
Park St
2Nd Ave
Vrand Ave
Gideon Trenton
Carlisle
Burbank
Browning
MHS
Wendt
Wilson-Schramm
Jim Kern
Wilson-Schramm Memorial Home
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