Two Cincinnati airport firemen die in terminal blaze
A Sunday fire at Greater Cincinnati Airport in Kentucky killed two airport firemen in the terminal on the second floor during a weather forced blaze. The coroner flagged asphyxiation for Donald T. Phillips and Thomas Zaferes, both 28, with autopsies planned.
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Cincinnati, Ohio
Greater
Cincinnati
Ted Bushelman
Florence
Boone County
Donald Stith
Donald T. Phillips
Erlanger
Thomas Zaferes
Weather Service moves rever to downtown Cincinnati
The National Weather Service shifted operations to the Post Office Building in downtown Cincinnati after a Sunday fire at Greater Cincinnati Airport destroyed key equipment. The fire killed two airport firefighters, caused about 2 million dollars in damages, and disrupted the teletype radar and observation gear, but no forecast breaks occurred due to emergency backups and regional support from Cleveland and Louisville. Wright Patterson AFB extended radar coverage to include Cincinnati while 17 bureau staff split duties between the airport and Post Office site.
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National Weather Service
Cincinnati Weather Bureau
Weather Service
John Robinson
Cincinnati
Cleveland Weather Service
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Last crank telephone era ends in Virginia City Nev
AT&T removed the final old crank telephones in Virginia City marking a shift to dial service. The last call occurred at high noon with 84 year old Kate Tannehill using a wall phone at the Sundance Saloon.
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Nev
Virginia City
Kate Tannehill
Comstock Lode
Sundance Saloon
Marcella Goodman
Alice Byrne
Storey County
American Telephone & Telegraph
Mabel
Martha
Avansino
Reno
Ohio House to vote on malpractice insurance measure
The Ohio House faces a Tuesday floor vote on a proposed plan to back doctors with a joint underwriters pool and cap legal recovery for pain and suffering at 200000. It would limit contingency fees and shift cases to the state Court of Claims, drawing opposition from the Ohio Bar Association and trial lawyers.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ohio House
State Insurance Department
Ohio Bar Association
Ohio Academy of Trial Lawyers
State Court of Claims
Alan E. Norris
Westerville
Norris
William Hinig
New Philadelphia
Hinig
Driver flees after hitting sign and pole on University Blvd
Police seek an unidentified motorist who lost control of a car on University Boulevard yesterday, struck a roadside sign and pole, then fled. A witness provided a partial car description.
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Guardsman Testifies He Saw Sergeant Fire In Kent State Shooting
Ex National Guardsman Barry Morris testified he saw Sgt Myron Pryor fire a .45 caliber pistol into the air moments before Guardsmen fired on demonstrators at Kent State University on May 4 1970. Morris said the early shot preceded the 13 second volley that killed four students and wounded nine.
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Kent State University
Ohio National
Myron Pryor
Pryor
FBI
Morris
Noa
James Rhodes
Kent
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