Attendance Rule Revised At Carlisle
Carlisle school board approved new attendance rules requiring students living outside the district to attend in-district schools. Exceptions allow seniors who moved after the year began to finish, and children of nonresident teachers to finish here. The board also approved limited use of facilities for a teen center run by the Carlisle Police Association with a carnival fundraiser. Bus drivers sought higher wages, action delayed until 1970-71 contract revisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peggy Hermet
Carlisle
Carlisle Police Association
CPA
Firemen
Lions Club
William Minck
Man May Never Fathom Origin Of Universe
In Kingston Ontario AP report Sir Bernard Lovell a leading British astronomer founder of the Jodrell Bank Observatory told a lecture audience that man may never fully understand the universe He said telescopes have reached space time clues but we may not grasp the origin as our ancestors did centuries ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kingston
Ontario
Bernard Lovell
Britain
Bernard
Jodrell Bank Observatory
Mason Area Man Found Dead From Severe Burns
William S. Melampy, 89, of Hamilton Road Mason, was found dead this morning with first second and third degree burns. The body was discovered by his nephew Francis Melampy around 9 a.m. Coroner Ralph Young placed death as occurring late yesterday. Deputies said clothes likely ignited and Melampy dragged himself from the kitchen through the living room to the bedroom where found. His wife died in a traffic accident three years ago. The body was sent to Shorten Funeral Home in Mason.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lebanon
William S. Melampy
Hamilton Road
Melampy
Francis Melampy
Mason
Ralph Young
Ealy
Roy Wallace
Walter O’bryant
Troy Gilley
Woman Bound Over On Forged Check Charge
Franklin case sent to Warren County grand jury. Mary Catherine Evans, 45% N Main St Miamisburg, bound over on forging a $45 check. Judge John B Tracy set bond at $1,000. Also fines and costs totaling $92.50 assessed against three speeders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin
Miamisburg
Warren County Grand Jury
Mary Catherine Evans
N. Main St
John B. Tracy
Tracy
Proposed Sewage System Financing Discussed in Hamilton
About 250 residents packed the Butler County court as officials discussed funding a planning study for a sanitary sewer project for the Upper Gregory Creek drainage area. Residents opposed an acre-based assessment favoring a fairer millage method, while stressing the need to finance planning costs only.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton
Butler County Common Pleas
Fred B. Cramer
Gregory Creek
Butler County
Maud
Luntsville
Jerico
Bethany
Lakota Hil
Liberty Trails
Fountains
Maddox, Wagner, Rosenthal and
Dutchlang
James Hinchberger
Donald S. Bacon
Ray Metzler
Hamilton - Richmond
Board of Appeals
Case Involving Boycotter Continued
Judge J T Lamb approved a continuance in the March 24 case of Thomas Kimbrough 35 of 705 15th Ave charged with assault battery and disorderly conduct. Kimbrough a Princeton High School counselor and coordinator of the Negro boycott of business said the women attacked him. Thelma Akers and Ross Ewen testified contact occurred during a photo incident on Central Avenue.
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J. T. Lamb
Municipal Court
Thomas Kimbrough
15Th Ave
Kimbrough
Central Avenue
Thelma Akers
Easton St
Franklin
Ross Ewen Jr
Manchester Ave
Princeton High School
Council For ‘Human Dignity
Akers
Ewen
Nixon Kosygin Talks Not Set Up Officials
The White House denied plans for a Nixon Kosygin meeting in Vienna during the April SALT talks. Deputy press secretary Gerald L. Warren said the President has no foreign travel on his schedule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
White House
Nixon
Alexei N. Kosygin
Vienna
Gerald L. Warren
Lebanon teachers seek 8 percent across the board raise
The Lebanon Teachers Association asks for an 8 percent pay hike to cover cost of living increases. Superintendent George Hartman says the raise would cost about $162000 more annually, with 170 teachers in Lebanon. Noncertified staff may seek raises too and teachers may require at least five more mills in a new tax levy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lebanon
Lebanon Teachers Association
George Hartman
Hartman
Ohio Association of Public School
Robert Bednarczuk
Golf Course Legislation on Agenda for City Commissioners
City Commissioners meet at 7 p.m. to authorize Arthur Hills & Associates to prepare final plans for a new 36 hole city golf course. They will set a public hearing date for a planned use modification for Del Ray apartments on Breiel Boulevard. A bid tabulation on Breiel Boulevard from Oxford State Road to Roosevelt Avenue will be reviewed in the City Building commission chamber.
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Arthur Hills & Associates
Sylvania
Ohio
City
Commission
Del-Ray
al Rubin
Breiel Boulevard
Central Avenue
Oxford State Road
Roosevelt Avenue
Commission Chamber
Trojan Playoff Forces Fish Fry Cancellation
The Edgewood Band Boosters fish fry set for Friday is canceled as the Trenton Trojans advance to the regional playoff at Oxford the same day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edgewood Band Boosters
Trenton Trojans
Oxford
Police Chief Orders Removal Of Candidate Signs
Police Chief James R. Howerton said signs on city property and traffic signs will be removed immediately for violating the law. He noted candidates in the May 5 primary may be aware, but youths hired to post the signs fail to respect private versus city property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James R. Howerton
Howerton
Judge Cramer's Court Hears Marshall Motio n for New Trial
Judge Fred B. Cramer took under advisement late yesterday a motion for a new trial for Robert Marshall 18 Middletown who was convicted Jan 31 of second degree murder and is serving a life term. Attorneys argued admissibility of a confession and identification by clothing. Prosecutor said the shooting was a purposeful killing supported by detective testimony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton
Butler County Common Pleas
Fred B. Cramer
Robert Marshall
15Th Ave
Middletown
Marshall
Ohio Penitentiary
Wayne Randell Chester
Vannest Ave
Morgan
Houston
Cramer
Richard J. Wessel
Wessel
Girl Bound To Jury In Drug Case
A 19 year old Middletown girl Carol Sue English was bound over to the Hamilton County grand jury after appearing in municipal court on possession of an instrument for administering drugs. Arrested at a crash pad on West McMicken Avenue she faces grand jury action March 24 and is held in the Hamilton County jail. Two others James Hoefler and Timothy Biehn were charged at the same location. a 17 year old from Kettering was charged with juvenile delinquency and sent to juvenile court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Middletown
Hamilton County Grand Jury
Carol Sue English
Tytus
W. McMicken Ave
James Mark Hoefler
Dayton
Timothy Peter Biehn
Kettering
Hamilton County Juvenile Court
Miss English
Grand Jury
Hamilton County
Leprosy Cases Rise Across Africa Says WHO
Kampala Uganda AP reports World Health Organization officials estimate 3.5 million leprosy cases in Africa, up 50 percent over the past decade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kampala
Uganda
World Health Organization
Africa
Armco Appeals Ruling On Literature Ban Case
Armco Steel Corp appeals a National Labor Relations Board trial ruling that found Armco and the Armco Employes Independent Union illegal for banning literature on company property. The United States Workers of America AFL-CIO filed the complaint. Armco previously faced a similar NLRB ruling and Sixth Circuit decision in 1965.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armco Steel Corp
National Labor Relations Board
Division of Trial Examiners
Armco
Armco Employes Independent Union
AEIF
United States Workers of America
Afl-Cio
Sixth Circuit Court of Appeals
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Spa
Central Ave
Sohio
Yankee Road
Verity Parkway
Willie Morgan
Lincoln Street
Mason Area
Shorten Funeral Home
Sol Riegel
Journal
Dale Logsdon
William Denham
Culligan Water Conditioning
S. University Blvd
The
Lebanon High School
Raymond Arnold
John Dobrozsi Jr
Ins., Inc
First Ave
Trojan
Marshall Appeal
Ave. Gree
Alam Mer Ray Stark
Technicolor
Panavision
Armco Appeals
Davidson
Photo Shop
Breiel Blvd
Shopping Plaza
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