God Not Owner Of Property, Bible School In Hamilton County
Hamilton County Court will end 68 year dispute July 1 by declaring God's Bible School alumni owners. Founder Martin Wells Knapp left the school to God in 1901 but courts ruled against divine ownership. debt, revival efforts, and fundraising followed, with final mortgage paid in 1969. The Mount Auburn campus now serves 260 students with 22 faculty, many preparing for Christian service.
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Cincinnati, Ohio
God’s Bible School
Cincinnati
Hamilton County
Martin Wells Knapp
Common Pleas’ Court
Ohio Securities Division
Mount Auburn
Samuel E
Deets
God's Revivalist
Appalachian
Zoo Fire Study Ordered After $20,000 Cincinnati Blaze
An arson investigation was ordered after a $20,000 fire damaged a maintenance building at the Cincinnati Zoo on Wednesday evening. Fire officials reported a false alarm at 5 p.m. and the fire was found at 6:11 p.m. No animals were moved, though the blaze was near the Lion House.
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Cincinnati, Ohio
Cincinnati Zoo
Robert Homeyer
Lion House
Defense opens Friday in Ruppert trial over family slayings
James A. Ruppert’s defense prepares to present its case after a judge denied a motion for acquittal. The state contends Ruppert killed 11 family members for inheritance while the defense argues insanity and mental history may explain the actions. The trial resumes at 9 a.m. with plans to call an out-of-state psychiatrist as the first witness.
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Shawnee Lee Journal
Hamilton
James A. Ruppert
Ruppert
Butler County Common Pleas
Fred B. Cramer
Robert L. Marrs
Arthur Fiehrer
Joe Bressler
Hugh Holbrook
Bressler
John Holcomb
Leonard
Cramer
Louis Hofstadter
The
American Bar Association
Hofstadter
Lima State Hospital
Lima
Rhodes urges Appalachian energy plan for oil and gas
Ohio Governor James A. Rhodes proposes a five point plan to develop shale gas, on shore and offshore reserves, and deregulate prices to reduce imports and unemployment. He urges faster use of interstate pipelines and federal funding for resource development at a Appalachian Regional Commission meeting.
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Washington
Appalachian States
James A. Rhodes
Ohio
Rhodes
Appalachian Regional Commission
Middletown Weather Forecast Warms Into Weekend
Rain chances loom tonight in Middletown with lows in the low 70s. Friday sees highs in the 80s and rain possible. Yesterday Middletown reached 88 degrees with an overnight low of 66. The extended outlook calls for fair skies Saturday through Monday.
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Middletown
Higher less gasoline seen
An energy analyst warns of summer gasoline spot shortages and higher prices, potentially the tightest supply since the Arab oil embargo. Herbert Hugo predicts price rises of three to five cents by July 4, with shortages likely first appearing on the East and West coasts.
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Chicago
USS
Herbert Hugo
Platt
Dilgram
Hugo
Researcher Says Jobs Tight for 1975 Graduates
Chicago AP report says about 950000 graduates will still find work but markets are tighter. Large firms plan 43 percent fewer bachelor engineers, 20 percent fewer accounting and business majors, and 40 percent fewer liberal arts majors. Salaries hold up. firms underestimated economic decline.
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Chicago
Frank S. Endicott
Ohio Poll finds rebates spent on bills not boosting economy
A June Ohio Poll survey of over 400 adults shows nearly half will use federal tax rebates to pay current expenses rather than spur growth. About 25 percent plan new purchases, while 17 percent expect rebates to curb inflation and 35 percent foresee program failure. Layoffs and reduced hours hit workers, especially youths, amid economic concerns.
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Ohio
Ohio Poll Highlights Economic Woes Hit Blacks and Labor Homes
The Ohio Poll finds black citizens and labor households disproportionately affected by layoffs with 30 percent and 41 percent experiencing interrupted work. Young workers and blacks doubt government recovery programs and most tax rebates will fund living expenses rather than new purchases.
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