Ex-Scout Died a Hero in War at Camp Hook Memorial
Joy Jones reports a cookout fund raising between 2500 and 3000 dollars for the Kiniyalocts Memorial Fund at Camp Hook. Mike Kiniyalocts, former Scout leader and Order of the Arrow member, was killed in Vietnam last June 29. The fund aims to send 40 boys to camp yearly, starting with 10 per year, as a living memorial to a man who loved scouting and living.
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Trenton
Faystoon
Camp Hook
Armco Metal Products
Kiwanis Club
Order of the Arrow
Middletown Exchange Club
Kiniyalocts
Vietnam
Camp
Hook
Mike
Gay
Fay
Four cars damaged in pre-dawn Interstate chase near Cincinnati
Vernon Smith reports an all points bulletin on a stolen car. Billy Collins, 17, of Franklin, loses control on I 75 near Keating Road causing a four car wreck. Collins is held on charges of reckless driving speeding disregarding an officer and investigative detention. Police assess if the car was stolen and whether Collins was the thief.
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Ben Wilson
Cincinnati Ptl
Billy Collins
Collins
Fifth St
Franklin
Cincinnati
Interstate 75
St. Bernard
Ptl. Smith
Robert Rupert
Ptl Smith
Ptl. Wilson
Rupert
District Four
Fenwick Festival show features GM Aeronca Armco displays
Major industrial displays from General Motors Aeronca and Armco Steel Corp highlight the Fenwick Festival opening at Fenwick High School on Manchester Road. Free hours tomorrow 4 to 11 p.m. and Sunday noon to 11 p.m. Include a cut-away Chevrolet car, Life magazine photographs, and a pollution control exhibit.
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General Motors
Aeronca
Armco Steel Corp
Fenwick
Fenwick High School
Manchester Road
Ray Witte
Chevrolet
Howe Motor Co
Armco
Life Magazine
National Aeronautic and Space Administration
Boeing Co
Sorg Paper Co
Glen Miller
Spike Jones
Les Brown
St. Peter Claver
Middletown Pursues Rehabilitation Over Garfield Model
Middletown officials vow no Garfield style demolition as Prospect and South areas seek rehab. City plans public hearing before the City Commission to review standards, with first steps in two weeks. About 1,300 families affected. goal is rehabilitation over demolition, using federal loans and grants.
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Garfield
Middletown Council On Human Relations
Paul Christiansen
Department of Community Development
City Commission
Middletown
South
Prospect
Christian
Middletown Housing Debate Sees Complaints, Proposals
The Middletown Council on Human Relations reviewed complaints from the Council for Human Dignity and discussed easing the low and moderate income housing squeeze. Officials predicted 1,000 housing units in the area within 12 months as open housing rules were reaffirmed and a probe into a rent supplemental project continued.
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Council For Human Dignity
Human Relations Council
Smith
Council On Human Relations
Middletown
David L. Smith
Human Retaility Commission
Im-S
Paul Christiansen
Council On Human Relations Relations Council
Mddletown
South End
Thomas Kimprough
15Th Ave
Trenton
Kimbrough
Christiansen
Another Student Quits Suit Against Miami University
A $3.81 million damage suit against Miami University loses its second plaintiff as Judge Perer approves David N. Cowden of Miamisburg to withdraw. Four remaining plaintiffs include Armethia L. White of 1207 Yankee Rd. The suit alleges discipline for an anti war sit in on April 15 and seeks halt to anticipated certification revocation. A restraining order blocks the education faculty committee from reporting on certification. Attorney Andrew Dennison says Cowden advised him the filing intention was erroneous.
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U.S. District Court
David S. Perer
David N. Cowden
Miamisburg
Armethia L. White
Yankee Road
Miami
School of Education
Cincinnati
Andrew B. Dennison
Coween
Germantown Receives 3000 Funding For Park Expansion
The Ohio Department of Natural Resources Director Fred E Morr approved 3000 in federal funding for a 3000 tract to expand Germantown Village Park recreation facilities. Funding will be split 50 50 to help purchase land, with final approval pending from the U S Bureau of Outdoor Recreation.
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Germantown
Ohio Department of Nature Resources
Fred E. Morr
Ohio Department of Natural Resources
U.S. Bureau of Outdoor Recreation
Break-Ins Plague City Police Reports Six incidents alleged
Six break-ins were reported to city police late yesterday and this morning. At Art Frasik used-car lot 700 S Verity Parkway a window was smashed and an adding machine and a television set were stolen. Silver Leaf Social Club 8th Avenue entry through a rear window yielded $37 in coins from a juke box and seven cartons of cigarettes. Palm Grill 915 Eighth Ave saw entry and eight bottles of whisky taken.
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Art Frasik
S. Verity Parkway
Frasik
Silver Leaf Social Club
Eighth Avenue
William Martin
Palm Grill
Eighth Ave
Paul Hunter
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Kiniyalocts Fund
By Joy Jones
Jimm Fay
Mike Kiniyalocts
Dave Reese
Marshall Road
Gus Kiniyalocts
West
David Driver
Journal
Vernon Smith
Sportsmen’s Club
Madison Township
Jody Shelton
Alice Baker
Goodman
Senor Industrial Design
Washington
California
Central Ave
Tatrel
Town
Ohio
United Missionary Baptist Church
Lafayette Avenue
S. Main Street
Miami University
Greater Dayton
van Impe
U.D. Arena
Dayton
Miami Blvd
Marty Miller
LeRoy Donald Slusher
Miller Insurance Hnc
Verity Parkway
Ted B. Martin
Dds
Pol. Adv
Marion Swisher
M. D
Crawford
S. Breiel Trenton Center
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