Noise limits top SST inked by six states
Proposals to ban the supersonic transport or curb its noise move through legislatures in Ohio Maine Massachusetts New York Michigan and Illinois with Iowa weighing similar action. Advocates warn only strong state action can halt SST progress while opponents push funding cuts and the president pushes administration backing.
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Associated Press
Ohio
Maine
Massachusetts
New York
Michigan
Ilinois
Iowa
Washington
William Proxmire
Dwis
SST
Afl-Cio
George Meany
New York State
Andrew Stein
Manhattan
Stein
Assembly
Logan International Airport
Boston
Carlisle Board approves 1971 Carlisle funds rise modestly
Carlisle The Board of Education approved 1971 appropriations of 1 676 000 dollars about 63 000 dollars more than last year. Supt Way said the district begins with 147 000 dollar balance and expects to start next year with 120 000. He urged residents to write lawmakers for more state funds and noted potential economic pressures unless funds rise. The board also backed multi district special education programs, approved senior high drawings and bids, reorganized custodial staff, and hired 29 teachers under various contracts.
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Juanita Abney
Carlisle
Carlisle Board of Education
David E. Way
Way
Franklin
Ohio
Warren County
Orin Souther
Souther
MU Dean Limper to Step Down as Arts and Sciences Dean
Dr Karl E Limper will leave the Miami University College of Arts and Sciences to return to full time teaching in the geology department. The end of term marks the transition as a search for a successor begins immediately for a September start. Limper, 57, has long served Miami since 1939 and led the geology department before becoming dean in 1959.
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Oxford
Karl E. Limper
College of Arts and Sciences
Miami University
Miami
Phillip R. Shriver
Limper
Beloit
Scout Troop 10 Awards Ceremony at Church Hall
Scout Troop 10 awarded 47 recognitions to 16 boys last night in the church fellowship hall. Scoutmaster Larry Hamilton and assistants Al Mason and Gene Combs presided as Chris Curtis Jerry Rogers Don Hoppe Mark Alspaugh Bill Agee Gary Lovill Bob Martin William Reece Billy Garrison Tommy Dunn Rick Dunn Doug Baird Daryl Coppock Jeff Gardner Larry Sharp and Scott Mason received awards. Rev. Herschel Caudill, a former Troop 10 member, gave the invocation. A 10 mile hike is planned for March 20.
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Boy Scout
First ‘Church of God
Larry ‘Hamilton
al Mason
Gene Combs
Chris ‘Curtis
Jerry Rogers
Don Hoppe
Mark Alspaugh
Bill Agee
Gary Lovill
Bob Martin
William Reece
Billy Garrison
Tommy Dunn
Rick Dunn
Doug Baird
Daryl Coppock
Jeff Gardner
Larry Sharp
Scott Mason
Herschel Caudill
Troop 10
Tarpley Admits Holding Victim In Murder Trial
In Cincinnati Johnny Lee Tarpley 20 admits robbing and holding 73 year old Italian immigrant Vito Milillo as three others beat him to death during a July robbery in a downtown hallway. Earlier witnesses said Tarpley continued kicking after others left.
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Cincinnati
Johnny Lee Tarpley
Fof
Tarpley
Vito Milillo
Driver Of Bus Charged After 39 Fall From Embankment
A Dayton charter bus carrying 39 passengers rolled down an embankment near Columbus. The driver James Mullins, 39, is charged with unsafely changing course and faced Columbus Municipal Court. Three passengers remained in critical condition at Riverside Methodist and University Hospitals.
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Columbus, Ohio
Dayton
James Willis Mullins
Columbus
Jean Harris
Long Island
N. Y
Riverside Methodist Hospital
William N. Yeager Jr
Long Island, N. Y
Federico Santiago
Cleveland
University Hospital
American Airlines
New York
Cox Municipal
John Hopkins
Red and White
White Lines
Oxford
FDIC Chief Blames Bank Mismanagement in Failures
FDIC Chairman Frank Wille told the House committee that mismanagement caused bank failures in 19 banks from 1969 to 1971. He cited improper loans to officers and outsiders, weak loan portfolio control, brokered deposits, and loans outside normal areas as major factors.
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Washington
Federal Deposit Insurance Corp
Congress
House Banking and Currency Committee
Frank Wille
Bbanks
Will
Wille
Wright Patman
D-Tex
House Banking Committee
FDIC
Stolen Tools From Bob's Sohio Service Station
A $130 impact wrench and a $14 electric drill were reported stolen yesterday from Bob's Sohio Service at 6301 Germantown Road. Local police are investigating the theft as a modern shoplifting incident with no injuries or suspects named at this time.
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Bob
Sohio
Germantown Road
Shock Release Denied in Malicious Destruction Case
Hamilton judge denies a motion to suspend further execution of James Grant Still sentence for malicious destruction of property. Still, 22, was sentenced to one to seven years in the Ohio Penitentiary after damaging a residence at 1611 Lincoln Ave owned by David Bingham and related incidents.
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Hamilton
Butler County Common Pleas
Robert L. Marrs
Ohio
James Grant Still
Mosler Ave
Marrs
Still
Lincoln Ave
David Bingham
Pleasant Ave
Taft Co Sponsors Soil Erosion Bill
Washington AP Senator Robert Taft Jr co sponsors legislation to start a soil erosion control program for the Great Lakes Basin. The bill would authorize the Secretary of Agriculture and individual landowners to establish contract agreements detailing soil conservation measures.
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Washington
Robert Taft Jr
Great Lakes Basin
Secretary of Agriculture
Columbus Demonstrators Do 12000 In Damage
About 100 demonstrators mostly juveniles were arrested after a protest of city school policies caused an estimated $12,000 in damage to the State Office Building and nearby stores. Police reported 95 juveniles and five adults among those detained. no injuries. The disruption led to the Ohio Board of Education meeting being recessed after a bomb threat and heightened security at state offices and the Statehouse.
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Ohio Board of Education
John J. Gilligan
Statehouse
Ohio
State Office
State Board of Education
Harold Eibling
State Board
Ohio Department of Education
High Street
Biggest Wo Ed Grant Goes To Cincinnati
The Ohio Board of Education approved eight vocational education construction projects totaling 32 million dollars. Cincinnati public schools received 13.21 million, the largest grant to a district, while Hamilton County Joint Vocational School earned about 13.15 million. The grants aim to serve roughly 14,000 students and 17,500 adults annually, funding facilities for hundreds of high school students and adult programs.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ohio Board of Education
Martin W. Essex
Cincinnati Public Schools
Hamilton County Joint Vocational School
Lorain
Cincinnati
Hamilton County
Six Year Term for Boy For Cent Holdup
In Charlotte a 16-year-old youth, Vinson Preston Harris, was convicted of armed robbery for stealing a nickel at knifepoint from a fellow pupil in a school restroom. A Superior Court judge ordered the sentence served in a youthful offenders camp, with a maximum of six years, rather than adult prison. Thirteen-year-old James Freeman testified Harris held a knife like a razor blade to demand the nickel.
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Charlotte
N.C
Vinson Preston Harris
Superior Court
W. K. McLean
James Freeman
Harris
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