Otterbein Home celebrates 60 years in Lebanon
Otterbein Home marks six decades of operation with 265 residents and projected 500 by 1975. Administrator Charles Dilgard outlines state of the home and final plans for five year expansion including a Monday groundbreaking for 110 personal care units. Rev Marvin Leist and Dr William Messmer lead the ceremony with Dr Emerson Bragg overseeing development. An evening employe recognition banquet honors staff with 20 and 15 year milestones.
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Lebanon
Otterbein
Charles K. Dilgard
Marvin Leist
Tricia Nixon Cox Leaves Hospital After Tests
Tricia Nixon Cox, daughter of President Nixon, was released from a Washington hospital Saturday after undergoing diagnostic tests for a medical problem not disclosed by the White House.
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Washington
Tricia Nixon Cox
Ohio State fund receipt totals and notable bequests
Private gifts to Ohio State University totaled 6.6 million dollars as the 1972 Development Fund reached 6,628,445. Major bequests included 1,145,147 from Dr. Dick P. Snyder estate for loans to medical and dental students, 207,217 from Hazel Youngbred, 159,533 from Florence Mick for cancer research, and 150,000 from Janet French Houston for an engineering graphics fellowship. Former Gov. James A. Rhodes reelected to the Florida National Banks of Florida, Inc. board.
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Columbus
Ohio
James A. Rhodes
Florida National Banks of Florida, Inc
Rhodes
Dick P. Snyder
College of Dentistry
College of Medicine
Hazel Youngbred
Florence Mick
Janet French Houston
Department of Engineering Graphics
Divorce suits filed and others granted in local courts
David Franklin Cantrell of Fairmont Avenue sues Geneva Cantrell for neglect. Connie Gail Watson of Finley Street sues Johnnie Karl Watson of San Diego for neglect and cruelty. Marie Caudill seeks divorce from Hendrix Caudill. Teresa Maggard seeks divorce from Randy Maggard. Louise Taylor seeks divorce from Carl Taylor. Clara M. Jones seeks divorce from Luther B. Jones Jr. James M. Ronto seeks divorce from Lynn Ann Ronto. Carol Jenkins seeks divorce from Howard Franklin Jenkins Jr.
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Fairmont Ave
Geneva Cantrell
Connie Gail Watson
Finley St
Johnnie Karl Watson
San Diego
Calif
Marie Caudill
Shaker Road
Franklin
Hendrix Caudill
Paullin
Teresa Maggard
Hogue Road
Hamilton
Randy Maggard
N. Main St
Seven Mile
Louise Taylor
Center St
Trenton
Carl Taylor
Dayton
Clara M. Jones
Oak Ave
Luther B. Jones Jr
James M. Ronto
East Ave
Monroe
Lynn Ann
Four Drivers Fined in Franklin Traffic Docket
Municipal Judge John B. Tracy disposed of a light Franklin traffic docket. Henry Laws, 45, of 4071 S. Dixie Highway, was guilty of driving while intoxicated and fined 100 dollars, three days in jail, and six months driving suspension. Brenda Allen, Miamisburg, William Rogers, 33, Dayton, and Helen Taylor, Dayton, each fined 50 dollars for reckless driving or failure to maintain control. Forty eight speeders paid fines or forfeited bonds totaling 1320 dollars.
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Franklin
John B. Tracy
Henry Laws
S. Dixie Highway
Brenda Allen
Miamisburg
William Rogers
Dayton
Helen Taylor
Fire Reports And Medical Calls In Local Area
Yesterday multiple incidents reported with medical responses. Clinton Street Taylor Mynhier 55 transported to Middletown Hospital in serious condition. Lisa Lane Barbara Ridge 11 treated by squad at Vannest Avenue. Ace Gibson 53 treated and released at Yankee Road location. James Irvin 39 assisted to hospital. Nora Burg 37 taken to hospital by ambulance after Yankee Road incident.
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Clinton St
Taylor Mynhier
Hamilton-Middletown Road
Middletown
Lisa Lane
Barbara Ridge
Vannest Ave
Ace Gibson
Yankee Road
James Irvin
Nora Burg
Canada Was Not Requiring US Aid After World War II
The article notes Canada as the sole Allied nation refraining from seeking financial assistance from the United States following the Second World War. The claim highlights postwar economic independence and policy stance among Allied powers.
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Canada
United States
Diamond Packaging Elects Union Vote Next Thursday
The Associated Press reports a bargaining election for 476 production and maintenance workers at Diamond Packaging Products 407 Charles St. The Diamond Gardner Employees Independent Union seeks bargaining rights at the plant, a division of Diamond National Corp. The National Labor Relations Board regional office announced the vote.
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Diamond Packaging Products
Charles St
Associated Press
National Labor Relations Board
Diamond National Corp
Diamond Gardner Employes
83-year-old man collapses trying to extinguish tractor fire
An 83 year old Princeton Road man, Chester Chance, was in serious condition at Middletown Hospital after collapsing while his neighbors shoveled snow onto a burning tractor at his farm home about 5 30 p m. Police reported he was not burned.
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Princeton Road
Middletown Hospital
Chester Chance
Butler County
Thursday Only Tickets Remain for High Fever Follies
Tickets for the High Fever Follies at Dave Finkelman Auditorium are available only for Thursday night with Friday and Saturday listed as sellouts. Curtain is 8 p.m. each night and bus service from the lot begins at 7. Tickets may be obtained through Mrs. Richard C. Nein or Mrs. William A. Stone.
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Dave Finkelman
Journal
Richard C. Nein
William A. Stone
Floodwaters Recede in Southern West Virginia
Floodwaters in southern West Virginia began to recede Saturday as cold air turned rain to light snow. Rivers and streams dropped after heavy rain, prompting the National Weather Service to cancel its flash flood warning at 10 00 a m. In Matewan Mingo County the Tug Fork waters eased from town with 30 35 homes and 5 businesses damaged including a lumberyard and a car dealership.
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West Virginia
National Weather Service
Charleston
Mingo County
Matewan
Retired miners say they were pawns in scheme
Four retired Tennessee coal miners testified in Erie that they were pawns in a scheme alleged to funnel United Mine Workers Union funds into the Yablonski murder plot. William Prater, 53, remained in court despite hospital tests. doctors found no heart attack, suggesting pleurisy instead.
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Erie, Pa
Tennessee
William Prater
United Mine Workers Union
Yablonski
Prater
LaFollette
Inmate granted 10 days to file new motion in suit over sit-down strike
U S District Court Judge David Porter dismissed Gordon Firman's January filing seeking 520 000 for 52 inmates alleging civil rights violations after the December sit-down strike at Chillicothe and transfer to Southern Ohio Correctional Facility. He gave Firman 10 days to file anew.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
U.S
Chillicothe Correctional Institute
David S. Porter
Gordon Firman
Firman
Southern Ohio
Lucasville
Porter
John Gilligan
Panda Family Ties Spark Debate Among Scientists
Zoologists debate whether pandas belong with bears or raccoons with Smithsonian researchers proposing a separate family. The discussion reflects ongoing questions about panda evolution and classification.
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Smithsonian Institution
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