Refresher Courses Open At Middletown Campus
Registration opened for the pre college summer program at Miami University Middletown Campus. The non credit program targets new students and adults re entering university life with two courses English and study skills. Sessions run July 27 to August 26 with multiple weekly time options and a $35 fee for English plus a separate $20 for the two week study skills course September 6 to 16.
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Middletown
Miami University
Clare Easton
Nixon to Dedicate Birthplace Marker in Indiana
President Nixon travels to North Vernon Indiana to dedicate a road marker honoring his mother Hannah Milhous Nixon born on a farm near Butlerville. The stop precedes a Indianapolis retirement dinner for Purdue President Frederick Hovde and a Chicago conference with seniors.
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Washington
Nixon
Indiana
Hannah Milhous Nixon
Jennings County
North Vernon
Ind
Little Hoosier
Midwest
Indianapolis
Purdue University
Frederick Hovde
Chicago
Jennings County High School
Indiana Junior Historal Society
Butlerville
Richard M. Nixon
California
Hannah Milhous
San Jaento
Franklin Milhous
Almira Burdy
America
Milhous
Germany
Ireland
United States
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Drawer Foils Would-Be Robber in Cleveland Bank
A would be bank robber attempted a heist at National City Bank on University Circle East Side. The drawer jammed on his shoebox, the thief fled after dropping the box and a shopping bag with a note. A tele phone in the box and a $1,660 separate robbery at Cuyahoga County Savings on Prospect Avenue are reported.
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Cleveland
Ohio
National City Bank
University Circle
Barbara Waight
Prospect Avenue
Cuyahoga County Savings Association
Barn Burns at Pipher Farm on Winton Road
A large barn on Corliss H. Pipher’s Fairfield farm at 6300 Winton Road was destroyed by a late night fire of undetermined origin. Firefighters were alerted at 11:48 p.m. and cleared the scene by 4 a.m. The residence nearby was saved and no injuries were reported. Loss estimate unavailable this morning.
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Fairfield
Corliss H. Pipher
Winton Road
Ferguson Act Not Invoked Sparks City Back Pay Ruling
Cincinnati city workers will receive about 700000 dollars in back pay plus interest after Ohio Supreme Court ruled the Ferguson Act did not apply to their January 1970 strike. The decision allows back wages for over 1500 employees while noting the act remains flawed and should be repealed. Union officials praised the ruling but criticized the law’s broader use in labor disputes.
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Cincinnati
Ohio Supreme Court
James Flick
Supreme Court
Ities
Patrol Cars in Use Across United States Reach 174000
Chicago police patrol cars were in use nationwide with a total approaching 174000, signaling expanded police presence. The figure reflects ongoing fleet growth and municipal funding for law enforcement across multiple jurisdictions.
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Chicago
United
Sta
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High Court
Mitchell B. Goldberg
James C. Paradise
Paradise
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Mannex
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