Miami Institutes Funded by Regents Amid Cuts at Oxford Campus
The Ohio Board of Regents approved a total of $80,000 for Miami University in Oxford toward five institutes to aid education for the disadvantaged. The funding came within $510,000 allocated for 1970 summer institutes at state universities, while several Miami teacher institutes were wiped out. Other grants included $1.2 million for renovating McGuffey and Upham halls, and planning money for the King Library expansion and a Hamilton campus auditorium.
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Oxford
Miami University
Ohio Board of Regents
Regents
Miami
McGuffey
Upham
King
Hamilton
Ten Middletown youths held unruly in February high school ruckus
Juvenile Judge David Black heard ten of eleven Middletown High students labeled unruly after a Feb 13 disturbance at the school and in the parking lot. Several pleaded no contest. others innocent or delinquency charges were dismissed or referred to probation.
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Hamilton
Butler County
David Black
Black
Eugene Smith
Ronald
Ragenall S. Castleman
14Th Ave
Grand Rapids
Mich
Central High
Castleman
Pamela Holloman
19Th Ave
James Holloman
Middletown
Keith Smith
Baltimore St
Harry Wells
Curtis St
Fairfield School For
Lancaster
Deaths and Funerals Mrs Viola M Clark 88 Middletown
Mrs Viola May Clark 88 died at Carlisle Care Center after two years of declining health. A Seven Mile native and 60 year Middletown resident, she survived by son Harold Voorhis, siblings, and grandchildren. Services 10 am Tuesday at Wilson Schram Memorial Home with burial in Woodside Cemetery. Eastern Star service Monday 7:30 pm.
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Viola Clark
Viola May Clark
Carlisle
Clark
Seven Mile
Middletown
Howard Voorhis
Prosser
Order of, Eastern Star
White Shrine of Jerusalem
Gold Star
Samuel
Harold Voorhis
Phillip Lauderman
Hamilton
Stella Bell
Wilson- Schram Memorial
S. Main St
Edwin
Organ Recital at Lebanon United Methodist Church Sunday
Miss Judith Witham organist will perform a public recital at Lebanon United Methodist Church on Palm Sunday at 7 30 p m The program features five church choirs each performing a Lenten piece Miss Witham holds a bachelor of music degree in performance from Miami University and is pursuing a master's degree under Dr Eugene Hill
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Lebanon
Judith Witham
Lebanon United Methodist Church
Witham
Miami University
Eugene Hill
Private services for 15 month old James Meyer
Private services for James Meyer, 15 month old son of Mr and Mrs Ronald Meyer of 411 Cribbs St, will be held Monday at 10 am at the McCoy Leffler Funeral Home with Rev Ronald Mummert officiating. Burial will be in Middletown Cemetery. The child died Thursday at home after a four day illness.
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James Meyer
Ronald Meyer
Cribbs St
McCoy‘Leffler
Ronald Mummert
Middletown Cemetery
Mrs Nannie Ruth Jones Dies. Services Planned in Lebanon
Mrs Nannie Ruth Jones 61 of 64 S Main St Waynesville died Thursday at Miami Valley Hospital Dayton. Survived by daughter Patsy Bunnell of Waynesville two brothers Harris Moore Lebanon and Jack Moore Cincinnati. Services set for 2 p.m. Monday at Oswald Funeral Home Lebanon with burial in Lebanon Cemetery. Funeral home hours 6 to 9 p.m. tomorrow.
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Waynesville
Nannie Ruth Jones
S. Main St
Miami Valley Hospital
Dayton
Patsy Bunnell
Wanesville
Harris Moore
Lebanon
Jack Moore
Cincinnati
Oswald
Funeral
Lebanon resident Ross D Settlmire dies at 70
Ross D Settlmire 70 of Hatfield Road Lebanon Rt 1 died Thursday at Miami Valley Hospital Dayton. Survived by son Donald of Lebanon brothers Corwin Dayton Eugene Arizona sister Mrs Marjorie Funk Arizona. Services set for 11 a.m. Monday at Oswald Funeral Home burial in Miami Valley Memory Gardens. Funeral home hours listed as 4 tomorrow.
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Lebanon
Ross D. Settlemire
Hatfield Road
Miami Valley Hospital
Dayton
Donald
Corwin
Eugene
Arizona
Marjorie Funk
Oswald Funeral Home
Miami Valley Memory Gardens
Funeral Masses for Roger McDermott and Huston Pugh
Roger McDermott aged 82 of 947 Heaton Street will have a funeral mass at 10 a.m. Tuesday at St. Columbkille Church in Wilmington. Huston Pugh aged 71 of 649 East Avenue will have services at 10 a.m. Monday at Colligan.
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Roger McDermott
Heaton St
St. Columbkille
Wilmington
Huston Pugh
East Ave
Colligan
Market executives see long term gains as stock decline creates opportunities
William Spears of Loeb Rhoades told bankers and industrial executives that a number of excellent opportunities for substantial long term capital gains have arisen from the stock market drop. He cited building materials and housing stocks, growth shares, and moderately priced defensives like banks utilities and food processing as likely earners this year. He warned inflation remains the top domestic issue and pointed to expected strength in consumer services non durables and local government spending.
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William Spears
New York
Loeb, Rhoades & Co
Bob Barnard
Middetown
Vercoe & Co
New York Stock Exchange
Spears
Ava
Window Break Leads to Suspects Jailed at Hasty Tasty
Two men, Joseph Charles Tester and Arthur Lee Spicer, were jailed after a chase by deputies following the breaking of a window at the Hasty Tasty Restaurant on 3110 S Main St. They face destruction of property charges for allegedly using a beer bottle to break the pane.
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S. Main St
Joseph Charles Tester
Union Road
Franklin
Arthur Lee Spicer
Oxford-Middletown Road
Thieves Strike Three Stations Steal Coins From Machines
Police report break ins at three service stations with coin losses from vending machines. A fourth station saw an attempted entry. Items stolen include coins from Humble Oil at 3405 Manchester Road and a damaged safe at Williams Sohio on 1900 Tytus Ave. Additional thefts included a 23 inch TV from Doty House and 23 stereo tapes from a car at Middletown High School.
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Truesdale
Highland St
Humble Oil Co
Gulf Station
Manchester Road
Ellen Drive
Williams Station
Leff
Doty House
Curtis St
Stanley Benington
Hamilton
J Work Center
Allen Zickgraf
Wilbraham Road
Middletown High School
Truck Drivers End Blockade Around Paris
Paris traffic eased as truck drivers ended their blockade of major highways into the city. The protest opposed a government decree banning vehicles over 3.5 tons during the Easter rush, which had snarled traffic across outskirts and left five mile backups by noon.
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Paris
Firefighters hit by splashed acid on Lafayette Avenue
Two Middletown firemen were sprayed with a liquid believed to be acid while battling a trash fire near Verity Parkway. Firefighter Daniel Warrick, 32, was treated at Middletown Hospital after liquid in his eyes. Lt. Paul Gibbs received on scene care for possible neck burns. The incident followed a trash-packer truck crash and a bottle found among debris.
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Lafayette Avenue
Verity Parkway
Daniel Warrick
Ee 32
Greentree Road
Middletown Hospital
Pany 3
Paul Gibbs
Vannest Ave
Ian Avi Waults
Oral Duncarr
Duncan
Warrick
Marijuana Found Near Hamilton Two Held
Hamilton sheriff detectives stopped a car on Ohio 4 north of the city and arrested two men, Donald R. Hopkins and Robert Emmett Browning, both 22, on narcotics charges after one suspect tried to discard a small envelope with marijuana. Officers recovered additional particles in the vehicle.
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Hamilton
Ohio
Here
Donald R. Hopkins
Azel Ave
Robert Emmett Browning
Beverly Drive
Tom Deaton
Howard Cook
Two Armco Engineers Win UC Distinguished Alumnus Honors
Robert E. Boni and Martin F. Littman of Armco Steel are named 1970 Distinguished Alumnus Award recipients by the University of Cincinnati College of Engineering. The honors will be presented March 31 at the UC engineering alumni reunion at the CG&E recreation center in Hartwell.
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Armco Steel
University of Cincinnati College of Engineering
Robert E. Boni
Martin F. Littman
UC Engineering
Cg&e
Hartwell
Police blockade halted as trucks block roads
Hundreds of trucks tried to block roads but the effort collapsed as even police cars could not pass, leaving the scene quickly abandoned and the roadways open again.
Final Registration Deadline Wednesday for May 5 Primary
Middletown Board of Election at 43 S Main St extends hours as registration closes. Open 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday and Tuesday and 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Wednesday the final day. Residents of Middletown Lemon and Madison townships must register at the board. 26 086 total registered 18 124 from Middletown 7 962 from Lemon and Madison townships.
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Middletown
Board of Election
S. Main St
Lemon
Madison Townships
Board of Elections
Election Board
Theft Loot Worth 160 Dollars in Two Break-ins
Sheriff's deputies reported two thefts yesterday and early today totalling about 160 dollars. A portable typewriter valued at 100 dollars was taken from Fred Wolfe's daughter's house trailer at 6500 German town Road. Timothy Cox reported a stereo tape player worth 59.95 stolen from a window entry at 6543 Canastota Drive Normandy Heights. A Prized door was pried at P and G Texaco Station 6450 West Oxford State Road but no theft was confirmed. Lt. Cliff Dye observed the open door during patrol.
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Fred Wolfe
Germantown Road
Timothy Cox
Canastota Drive
Normandy Heights
Hamilton
Texaco
Oxford State Road
Trenton
Cliff Dye
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Inner City
Victoria
Frederick Arnold
Grove St
Harvey Lamar Pace
Garfield St
Keith Robinson
Young St
Randall Shields
Richard Davis
Carl Jones
Yankee Road
Bobbitt
Woodside Cemetery
Wpfb-Fm
WPFB
Rue
Infant Meyer
Nannie Jones
Ross Settlemire
Germantown
Horshop
E. State St
Chappars
U.S
ING
Central Avenue
Melampy
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