Promotion seeker’s nude joke card leads to job loss
Harry Horton regrets sending a card showing a colt with a purple butterfly on its rump to the Ohio Department of Liquor Control. He says the humor was misinterpreted and claims he didn’t realize the design would insult supervisors.
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Horton
Ohio Department of Liquor Control
Colt Illustration
George R. Schoeffel
Cleveland
Liquor Department
Schoeffel
Columbus
Leach trial nears jury selection on kidnapping case
On day three of the Ashby G. Leach trial in Cleveland a jury pool is to be chosen. Leach, age 30, Navy Vietnam veteran from Huntington Washington, faces 13 kidnapping counts and multiple other charges. An earlier exchange between defense and judge delayed proceedings while a gag-order appeal was reviewed.
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Ashby G. Leach
Eugene J. Sawicki
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Leach
Vietnam
Huntington
W. Wa
Chessie System Railroad
Chessie
Sebald Park Opens as City Parks Season Returns
Sebald Park kicked off the city parks season with restored lighting on tennis and basketball courts. Officials urged residents to keep parks clean as the season begins.
Strep throat ID top shape stressed by Middletown parks
A brief item notes health and civic officials in Middletown stressing strep throat identification amid local park division activities. No further details.
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Middletown
Lakota Westcher Lakota program on strep throat ID
Lakota schools participate in a strep throat identification program sponsored by the district. The effort, aiming to detect infections early, involves students and staff through screening and awareness activities.
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Westchester
Ohio chief justice elected to study post
Ohio Chief Justice C William ONeill has been elected vice president of the National Center for State Courts in Denver The center researches state court administration and designs programs to improve justice in Ohio and Butler County health efforts are described by Supt Herbert Henderson The text notes a lack of statewide ballot issues on June 7 and park hours were extended with lighting and safety measures at several parks
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Columbus, Ohio
Ohio
C. William O'Neill
National Center For State Courts
Denver
Colo
Butler County
Herbert Henderson
Henderson Id
Columbus
Ted Brown
Brown
General Assembly
Hughes estate valued at 168 million in inventory
Clark County records show the Howard Hughes estate valued at about 168.8 million, far below the 2.5 billion figure cited by media. Attorney William Morse says debts would lower the total, with assets listed as cash receivables real estate stocks and other interests as of Hughes death last April 5. There is also a note on fire deaths in homes, citing Insurance Information Institute figures for 1974.
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Las Vegas
Nev
Howard Hughes
Clark County District Court
William Orse
Morse
Hughes
The
Insurance Information Institute
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