Escaped rapist hunted in Oklahoma hills near Camp Scott
An armed man believed to be Gene Hart was seen fleeing a cave and sprinting across open fields as search teams, bloodhounds, dogs and a helicopter scoured Skunk Mountain for him. Hart faced three first degree murder charges after escaping Pryor jail in 1973.
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Skunk Mountain
Gene Leroy Hart
Mayes County
Glen “Pete” Weaver
Tulsa
Atty Sid Wise
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Pryor
Camp Scott
McAlester
Wright State ties with research lab, leader departs
Former Wright State University leader Robert T. Conley leaves Ohio to become Seton Hall president in New Jersey. Separate case ties Hart to a 1968 wedding in Oklahoma and a 1973 escape while serving for rape and kidnapping after a string of crimes.
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Dayton, Ohio
Robert T. Conley
Wright State University
Ohio
Seton Hall University
South Orange
New Jersey
Births and Dismissals Noted in Local Records
Mr and Mrs Ronnie Carter Jr Germantown announce a daughter born Thursday at home. Mr and Mrs Holton Adams Jr Germantown report a daughter born Thursday. Hospital dismissals include Martha Allen Brown St, William Barbour Erie Ave, Tami Reynolds Ellen Dr, Reed Campbell Lebanon, Naomi Dixon Franklin, Floyd Flook Franklin, Frank Gaston Oxford State Rd, Robert James N Sutphin St, Robert K Johnson Lisa Ln, Bruce Lewis Leonard May Crescent Blvd, Adrian Osborne Seneca St, Robert Rossi Schirm Dr, Harry Tewell Lamberton St Middletown Hosp patient 424-1871.
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Martha Allen
Brown St
William Barbour
Erie Ave
Tami Reynolds
Ellen Drive
Reed Campbell
Lebanon
Naomi Dixon
Franklin
Floyd Flook
Frank Gaston
Oxford State Road
Robert James
N. Sutphin
Robert K. Johnson
Lisa Lane
Bruce Lewis
Leonard May Crescent
Adrian Osborne
Seneca St
Robert Rossi
Schirm Drive
Harry Tewell
Lamberton St
Middletown Hospital
Swedish Dancers to Perform at City Centre Plaza Sunday
A group of 23 young Swedish dancers and 20 violinists from rural Stockholm areas will perform at the City Centre Plaza Sunday at 2 p.m. The free outdoor concert is sponsored by the Middletown Campus of Miami University and Arts in Middletown with local support. If rain, the performance moves to the new Senior Citizens building. The troupe is hosted by the Scandinavian Club of Cincinnati and led by David L. Ballard.
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Middletown
Miami University
Arts In
Taft-Hartley Act Bans Closed Shop After Veto Fight
Congress passed the Taft Hartley Act on June 23 1947 over President Truman veto prohibiting the closed shop and restricting union activities and power across the nation.
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Congress
Truman
Seton Hall Merges Wright State Medical School Institutes
Seton Hall University announces the merger of Wright State University's School of Medicine and the Fels Research Institute of Yellow Springs to boost medical school research quality. The Fels Fund gift funds the nonprofit institute since 1929.
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Dayton, Ohio
Wright State University
School of Medicine
Fels Research Institute of
Yellow Springs
Fels Fund
Franklin Aggies 4-H Club Meets at Leonard Home
The Franklin Aggies 4-H Club met at the home of Mrs. Jennie Leonard. The group visited the homes of other members to look at steers and plan for the next meeting at 7 p.m. July 5 at the Leonard residence.
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Middletown Journal
Franklin
Clu
Steers
Leonard
Franklin Aggies
Jennie Leonard
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