Youth Pleads Guilty In Denny Lumber Burglary Case
Kenneth Wilden Zornes Jr. of Middletown pleaded guilty to burglary and larceny in a Feb. 10 break in at Denny Lumber Co. and faced adult probation review. Howard Childers of Cincinnati received a suspended six month sentence for assault and battery in a related case. Cheryl Forsythe of Millville pleaded guilty to uttering and publishing a $46.60 insurance check and was sent for pre sentence investigation.
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Hamilton
Middle
Warren
Zornes
Butler County Common Pleas
Denny Lumber Co
Artour Fiehrer
Ave
Middletown
Kenneth Wil
Fiam Zornes Jr
Baltimore
Lyle Hotelling
Childers
Cheryl Forsythe
Millville
Oxford Road
Adult Probation Department
Finch Urges Open Campus as OSU Confers Degrees
Cabinet member Robert H. Finch told Ohio State graduates to keep the university open and engaged with the community. He noted tensions from recent campus violence, applauded open dialogue, and urged grads to value justice and national conscience as 4,146 students received degrees at the 80,000 seat stadium.
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Columbus
United States
Robert H. Finch
Ohio State University
Ohio Stadium
Finch
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Nixon
Univesity
Kent State University
Jackson
Miss
A&a
Ohio State
Judge warns coed in narcotics case sentencing
19 year old Marcia Faye Teder of Pittsburgh was sentenced by Butler County Common Pleas Judge Robert Marrs to one year in jail and a $1000 fine with costs after pleading guilty to illegal possession of hallucinogenic drugs. The May 4 narcotics raid led to charges against 12 people. Marrs suspended $750 of the fine and jail term, placing her on two years probation and requiring $250 payment, with a warning to avoid narcotics and negative associates.
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Hamilton
Butler County Common Pleas
Robert Marrs
University of Pittsburgh
Marcia Faye Teder
Driftwood Drive
Pittsburgh
Miss Teder
Oxford
Marrs
Bound Over On 6 Charges Vian's Bonds Total $9,000
Middletown man Gene T. Ronto bound to Butler County Grand Jury on six counts with $9,000 total bonds after pleading innocent and waiving preliminary hearing. Charges include possession of burglary tools and attempted burglaries on June 3 at Myers Inc. and Bill Davison's, plus June 11 burglaries at Gem City Ice Cream Office and Advance TV store. One separate case fined $10. Additional defendants bound or jailed: Gerald Watson, 20, James Hunter, Michael Couch, Robert Rhoads, Nathan Bush, Dennis Pierce, James Back, Dennis Gibson, with various charges including assault, intoxication, disorderly conduct, fleeing the scene, carrying a weapon, and drag racing.
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Middletown
Butler County
J.T. Lamb
Gene T. Ronto
Girard Ave
Myers Inc
Bill Davison
Gem City
Advance TV
Rontu
Central Ave
William Applegate
Christine Frey
Carla Elise Curry
James Hunter
18Th Ave
Ruth Hunter
Michael Couch
Miamisburg
Robert Eugene Rhoads
Wicoff Sr
Nathan Acey Bush
Oxford State Road
Dennis Pierce
Webster St
James Earl Back
Crescent Blvd
Dennis K. Gibson
Englewood
Congress To Vote On Space Bill
Washington AP Congress plans a vote next week on a 3.4 billion space authorization measure though funds available differ. The House money bill totals just under 3.2 million, well below the authorization ceiling, and falls short of Nixon’s request by about 136 million while Apollo program schedules shift due to Apollo 13 and 14 delays and possible Apollo 15 cancellations.
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Washington
Congress
Senate House
National Aeronautics and Space
House
Nixon
NASA
Jewelry exports surge in Italy from 1960 to 1968
Italian jewelry exports climbed from 16 million dollars in 1960 to about 60 million in 1964 and 114.5 million in 1968, signaling a rapid expansion in the sector driven by demand and production growth.
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Rome
Over 190 Men Safe In July
Washington AP Draft-age men with lottery numbers higher than 190 will not be drafted in July. The total July draft call is 15,000 men. Draft director Curtis Tarr predicts a peaking off in draft sequence numbers and a slower rise for much of the year. He cites deferments ending with the school year increasing the manpower pool to help fill calls and offset shortages in early 1970.
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Washington
Selective Service System
Curtis Tarr
National Safety Council
Dept. A
Michigan
Chicago
Illinois
Loot Totals 470 In Area Thefts
Loot totaling 470 was taken in five thefts in rural areas yesterday, Butler County police said. Cletus R. Hurley reported intruders broke a garage door to rob his Mobil station at Ohio 122 and Trenton Franklin Road in West Middletown, taking a .32 pistol with 10 bullets, three cartons of cigarettes, and 110 in cash from fishing license sales. loss estimated at 176.66. Other thefts included six 12 volt batteries worth 144 from a Meadows used car lot on Main Street, Dewey McGuire reported a stereo tape player and 12 tapes from his car at LeSourdsville Lake Amusement Park, valued at 135. Willard Rigney said 18 chickens worth 18 were stolen from his barn lot and Mary Watson reported a power mower taken from her barn.
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Butler County
Cletus R. Hurley
Kay Drive
Franklin
Hurley
Mobil
Ohio 122
Trenton-Franklin Road
West Middletown
Meadows
Main Street
Middletown
Dewey McGuire
Orlando
LeSourdsville Lake
McGuire
Willard Rigney
Elk Creek Road
Mary Watson
Sycamore Road
Trenton
Local Births and Dismissals in Vital Stats Report
Notices list several births at area homes with parents and addresses, plus out of town entry for a Trenton hospital. Dismissals include named individuals from Germantown Easton Excello and other streets, with multiple older residents and family names.
Richardson Confirmed for HEW Post by Senate Panel
The Senate Finance Committee unanimously backed Elliott L. Richardson for secretary of health, education and welfare. Richardson, the undersecretary of state, would replace Robert H. Finch who moves to the White House staff as a counselor. The panel also approved Samuel R. Pierce Jr. of New York City as Treasury general counsel.
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Washington
Senate Finance Committee
Nixon
Elliot L. Richardson
Richardson
Robert H. Finch
Finch
White House
Senate
Samuel R. Pierce Jr
New York City
Treasury Department
Pierce
New York
State Banking Board
New York University Law School
German Ads Rise in First Half of 1969
Munich reports advertising in Germany reached 425 million dollars in the first half of 1969, up 23.4 percent from a year earlier. Newspaper ads climbed 45.6 percent and accounted for 41.9 percent of total ad volume.
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Munich
Germany
Termites
Lewis J Purdy of 919 Beech and Dohn's Hardware at 423-4682 advertise termite services with a contact line for estimates and inquiries.
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Lewis J. Purdy
Beech
Dohn's Hardware
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Cincinnati
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Flemming Road
Vian
Charles H. Buchert, MD
Pol. Adv
Marion Swisher
Canada
Africa
Europe
Middle East
Schedul
WOMS
Kenn Henderson
NEW Life Temple
Trenton Franklin RD
Ohio
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WPFB
The
Williamsport
Gary Morgan
Germantown Road
David Lindsey
Alyce St
Larry Ingram
Brentwood Drive
Baxter Mason
Paul Cornele
North Ave
Alan Heckler
Kensington St
Kenn Edwards
David Langdon
19Th Avenue
Donald G. Oelslager
Easton Street
LeRoy Weidle
Excello
Garland H. Bowman
Tytus Avenue
Mollie Vail
Monroe Street
Myrtle
Lebanon
William Malott
Winona Drive
James Willis Sr
Germantown
Chester A. Poff
Elwood Street
Foster W. Richards
Elmer G. Bennett
Lafayette Avenue
Patsy Campbell
Samuel Campbell
Carver Street
Sylvia Lykins
Brookhaven Drive
Bobby Jo Monroe
Baltimore Street
Jack Dudley
Stanley Street
Taylor Duff
Grand Avenue
Malcom Hollinsworth
Sallie Conrad
M McKinley Street
John Deaton
Mossmann Road
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General Psychiatry
Monroe
Advertising Council
International
Middletown Journal
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