8 Feet Tall Woman Tumor Causes Gigantism in Texas
Delores Pollara Johnson of DeQuincy Louisiana, 24, underwent a seven hour operation at Methodist Hospital with Baylor College of Medicine surgeons to remove a brain tumor and pituitary gland growth hormone. The tumor caused her to reach 8 feet 2 inches and weigh 430 pounds, with vision problems and headaches. Doctors expect improved vision and function after hormone replacement. She has grown since childhood, was 5 feet 2 inches at age six and 7 feet by fourteen, and she travels with her husband who is 6 feet 1 inch.
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Houston
Tex
Louisiana
Delores Pollara Johnson
Methodist Hospital
Baylor College of Medicine
Restore Robert E. Lee citizenship after 100 years
Congress is urged to grant full citizenship to Robert E. Lee posthumously, reactivating his 1865 amnesty request. Senator Byrd cites Lee’s loyalty after surrender, the found oath of allegiance, and archival discoveries as grounds to clear the final hurdle in restoring his citizenship.
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Washington
Congress
Robert E. Lee
Lee
Appomattox Court House
Harry F. Byrd Jr
Virginia
National
Byrd
Elmer Parker
Ulysses S. Grant
Andrew Johnson
Washington College
Lexington
Charles E. Davidson
Rockbridge County
State Department
Johnson
Parker
Vote at 18 Amendment Clears Senate in 94 Vote
Washington AP A constitutional amendment to lower the voting age to 18 in all elections cleared the Senate 94 to 0 with bipartisan support. The measure would grant 11 million 18 to 21 year olds voting rights in federal and state contests if ratified by 38 of 50 state legislatures.
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Kentucky
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Mayor's Court Unfair Ohio High Court Told
Ohio Supreme Court heard arguments that mayor's court trials may lack impartiality since the mayor acts as judge and revenue raiser. Cases include Clarence Ward's $100 Monroeville fine from 1968 and Joseph Kriz’s Garfield Heights dismissal appeal. Attorneys argued about jurisdiction and proper appellate review under pre 1970 law.
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Ing. Schwartz
Clarence Ward
Monroeville
Huron County
Joseph A. Kriz
Garfield Heights
Ward
Franklin D. Eckstein
General Assembly
Courts of Common Pleas
Hallucinogen Denied Marriage Permit in Cincinnati Case
An 18 year old Cincinnati girl Miss Barbara Lucas was denied permission to marry 18 year old Hamilton boy Charles Brenneman by Judge Fred B. Cramer. Lucas pleaded guilty to hallucinogen charges and was fined 200 dollars plus costs with a year in jail suspended and strict conditions including abstaining from drugs and marital prohibition. Brenneman pleaded guilty to a similar charge and awaits pre sentence investigation as authorities concluded a ten week undercover drug probe at 1200 Harmon Avenue Hamilton. Lucas plans to finish school seek employment and wed Brenneman but the judge ordered permission must come from the court and also required counseling and payment of costs.
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Hamilton
Cincinnati
Fred B. Cramer
Barbara Lucas
Charles Brenneman
Miss Lucas
Butler County
Common Pleas Court
Cramer
Brenneman
Harmon Avenue
Ptl
Rickey Halbrecht
Common Pleas
Robert L. Maars
Amputee Critical After Industrial Accident
Robert Vogelsang of 2358 N Verity Parkway remained in critical condition at Middletown Hospital after an industrial accident at Diamond Packaging Division Tuesday evening. He was trapped between two press cylinders for about 50 minutes and his right leg was amputated at the scene by Dr. Ray E. Kiefhaber.
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Robert Vogelsang
Middletown Hospital
Vogesang
N. Verity Parkway
Diamond Packaging Division
Ray E. Kiefhaber
Florida Couple Have Reminder of Ohio Trip Incident
Lt. Robert Wright and County Pil. James Parsons reported shortly before noon yesterday an automobile driven by Lloyd Arthur Dale, 78, of North St. Fla., plowed through two plate glass windows at a Sohio station on Interstate 75 and Tylersville Road. Dale and his wife Myrtie Dale, 66, escaped injury. Damage was estimated at 300 dollars.
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Hamilton
Florida
Ohio
Robert Wright
James Parsons
Lloyd Arthur Dale
North St. . Fla
Sohio
Interstate 75
Tylersville Road
Dale
Myrtle Dale
Tavern papers found on road near West Alexandria
A bank deposit envelope containing checks and papers from a Preble County tavern was found yesterday afternoon along Michael Road near West Alexandria Road. John Bush, 15, of Middletown discovered the checks. Police say the checks came from the Bird and Bottle Inn at New Paris and the envelope was from a New Paris bank.
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Preble County
Michael Road
West Alexandria Road
John Bush
West
Alexandria Road
Middletown
Ptl
Mack Hurley
New Paris
Employment Survey Here by Elizabeth Henderson in Middletown
Mrs Elizabeth Henderson will knock on doors in the Middletown area next week to ask questions on income work experience labor union position ethnic origin and marriage status as part of a nationwide monthly survey for the U S Department of Labor by the Bureau of the Census Results determine employment levels and unemployment percentages with confidential statistical use only
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Elizabeth Henderson
Central Ave
Middletown
U. S. Department of Labor
Bureau of the Census
Kentucky couple sue for damages in Middletown crash
A Kentucky couple, Mrs. Helen Spradling and Oscar Spradling, sue Terry N. Jones in Butler County Common Pleas Court for 38319.94 damages from a March 9 1969 Middletown traffic accident. Mrs Spradling alleges back injuries when her car was struck by a vehicle driven by Jones on South Sutphin Street near Wayne Avenue.
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Hamilton
Kentucky
Butler County Common Pleas Court
Middletown
Helen Spradling
Oscar
Berry, Ky
Terry N. Jones
Natchez
New Miami
Spradling
Sutphin ‘Street
Wayne Avenue
Suit Filed Over Vaporizer Burn Damages
Frankin residents Willis and Mrs Blevins sue in Cincinnati federal court for 600000 on behalf of their six year old son Daniel Scott Blevins. The 70 percent body burn from a one gallon vaporizer allegedly design faulty and carton instructions led to severe scarring and disability. Damages include 500000 for the boy and 100000 for the parents.
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Franklin
Willis Blevins
Shaker Road
U.S. District Court
Cincinnati
Daniel Scott Blevins
Northern Electric Co
Chicago
Toledo To Vote On City Manager Appointment
Toledo Ohio AP reports the city council will vote Monday night on James Daken as city manager to succeed William Gross who resigned to lead safety services in Oregon. The discussion touches on rights to trial by jury or legal representation in the process.
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Toledo, Ohio
James Daken
William Gross
Oregon
Eckstein
Common Pleas Court
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