Grain firms fined for cheating on grain weights
Two large grain companies Garnac Grain Inc and Archer-Daniels-Midland Co were fined 10000 dollars each after pleading no contest to plotting to steal grain over four years. St Charles Grain Elevator Co also fined 10000 dollars.
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New Orleans
Garnac Grain Inc
Archer-Daniels- Midland Co
H.D Matherne
FBI
Robert J. Isakson
US Dist
Jack Gordon
St. Charles Grain Elevator Co
Destrehan
Archer-Daniels- Midland
Decatur
Ill
Garnac
New York City
Ohio passes expulsion law aligning with Supreme Court
Ohio Governor Rhodes signed bills including a new student expulsion framework to meet constitutional safeguards. The measure guarantees the right to confront accusers, a hearing, and appeal rights, with effect in June. Other actions license ministers to wed, ease nominating petition signatures in small villages, regulate selling young dogs, and adjust surety bonds.
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Columbus
Ohio
Rhodes
Sam Speck
R-95
New Concord
Secretary of State
OSU Wins Right to Sell Beer and Liquor on Campus
The 10th District Court of Appeals ruled OSU may sell beer and liquor on campus. The decision rejects claims that campus sales create unfair competition for 35 nearby bars and restaurants, noting university dining facilities similarly compete with local businesses.
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Columbus, Ohio
Ohio State University
10Th District Court of Appeate
University
Department of Liquor Control
OSU
Secret oil talks in Florida shuffle rumor in Panama City
Reports say oil nation representatives and major U S oil executives plan secret talks in Panama City Florida with officials denying OPEC meetings while Bay Point Yacht and Country Club is sealed off and private jets and helicopters move in secrecy amid warnings of possible terrorist attacks.
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Panama City
Fla
Florida Panhandle
Oil Nation
U.S
Vienna
Bay Point
FAA
Hamilton area couple killed in head-on crash on Ohio 128
A Hamilton couple, Tennie McDaniels 67 and Clifford McDaniels, died from injuries after their car collided head-on with James Waller 57 and his wife 61 on Ohio 128 near the Tri-State drag strip. Waller survived with injuries and his wife was treated for cuts and a broken wrist. The crash occurred on a curve south of Hine Road in southern Butler County between Hamilton and Venice.
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Hamilton
Ohio 128
Tennie McDaniels
Central Ave
Clifford
Ft Hamilton-Hughes Hospital
Butler County Sheriff's Deputies
McDaniels’ Auto
Tri-State
James Waller
Feraway Drive
Jane
Mercy Hospital
Waller
Hine Road
Butler County
Venice
Government paying for it less energy light bulb
The Energy Research and Development Administration awards a 310000 dollar contract to Donald D. Hollister for a long lasting bulb using under one third the energy of incandescent lamps. The bulb fits a standard socket and may burn up to 10 years. Hollister’s Lighting Technology Corp aims to refine test and study mass production and marketing.
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Washington
Energy Research and Development Administration
ERDA
Donald D. Hollister
Lighting Technology Corp
Fullerton, Calif
Hollister
Noisy officials and a Middletown farewell
The Journal recalls umpire Sebald in Middletown and the Sebalds leaving town. The paper teases introspective pieces on local history and teaching threefold lessons from Lincoln School, with pages 27 17 and 42 guiding further reads.
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Sebald
Sebalds
Middletown
Nancy Vorhis
Election settled by dice in deadlocked committee race
In New Britain Connecticut officials resolved a tied 13th District Democratic committee race after William T. Spitzer and James Malone each had 104 votes. They rolled dice to break the tie. after both rolled fours on the first throw, Spitzer won on the second toss by rolling a seven to Malone's five.
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New Britain, Conn
William T. Spitzer
James Malone
Democratic Committee
Spitzer
Malone
University of Chicago Names John T. Wilson President
CHICAGO AP John T. Wilson has been installed as the ninth president of the University of Chicago replacing Edward Levi who resigned to become U S attorney general Wilson had been serving as acting president.
Seasonable Cool Weather Lingers. Warmth Promised Next Week
Weather in the Middle town area stays seasonably cool with a mid high. A warming trend is forecast for the first of the week and showers are possible from Monday through Wednesday.
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Middletown
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Battelle Memorial Institute Foundation
Ohio Wesleyan University
Panama City Club
Florida
Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries
Wee
ABC News
OPEC
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Broad Boulevard
Robert Seamans
Lincoln School
David Flick
Bse
Thomas Collins
Levi
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