Three men bound to grand jury for $7 unarmed robbery
Wallace Smith 36 of 810 16th Ave and Charles Arnold 27 of 1215 S Verity along with another suspect faced preliminary hearings before Judge J T Lamb. They were bound over to the Butler County grand jury under 2500 bond each for the Jan 8 parkway case. Willie Conyar identified the pair from the witness stand. Arnold wore jail garb as he was held on another charge.
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Butler County
Grand Jury
J. T. Lamb
Parkway
Wallace Smith
16Th Ave
Charles Arnold
S. Verity
Willie Conyar
Curtis Sr
Conyar
Smith
Arnold
Montgomery County
Don Roberson
Middletown
Bell Clapper Flies From Angelus Bell Crashing Roof
In Covington Kentucky the 50 pound clapper of the Angelus bell at St. Benedict Church flew from the tower during 6 pm ringing and crashed through a house roof next door. No one injured. Homeowner William J. Lommel and his wife heard the blast during dinner. Firefighters patched the roof temporarily and Lommel returned the clapper to the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Covington
St. Benedict Church
William J. Lommel
Lommer
Middletonian Sues Franklinite Over $100,000 Damages
Donald E. Hawkins of 1901 Donegal Court files in Butler County Common Pleas Court for injuries from a collision two years ago at Columbia Avenue and Clinton Street Middletown. He alleges neck and left arm injuries and permanent impairment plus loss of earnings after the March 25, 1970 crash caused by Karen Cope of Franklin.
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Hamilton
Middletown
Butler County Common Pleas
Donald E. Hawkins
Donegal Court
Karen Cope
Fourth St
Franklin
Columbia Avenue
Clinton Street
Hawkins
Appointment of Administrators for Melvin Martin Estate
Notice announces the appointment of Reecie Doyle of Trenton and Goldie Downs of Middletown as Administrators of the Melvin Martin estate, deceased of Trenton Butler County Ohio. Dated March 6 1972 by Judge Harry F Walsh with Attorney Walter R. Bender Middletown Ohio publication March 11 18 25.
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Reecie Doyle
Trenton
Ohio
Goldie Downs
Middletown
Melvin Martin
Iate
Butler County
Harry F. Walsh
Walter R. Bender
Mar
Oxford Hospital plans new wing expansion
The McCullough-Hyde Memorial Hospital board of trustees announced a plan for a new addition featuring laboratory and X-ray facilities and expanded outpatient services. The cost is not yet set, but it would be the most expensive expansion since 1957. Over the past three years, patients served rose by 20 percent while average stays fell 20 percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oxford
McCullough-Hyde Memorial Hospital
Hospital
Sex Offense Laws Repeal Draws Protests in Ohio House
The 266 page criminal code revision drew focus on repealing sex offense provisions. Rep Reichel urged removal while Rep Tulley pressed retention. the bill would decriminalize private consensual acts and allow rape charges to apply to women as well. Ohio lawmakers weighed enforcement, welfare reform, and equal rights issues as debates continued.
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Associated Press
House
Richard Reichel
Massillon
Joseph Tulley
Judiciary Committee
Tulley
Donna Pope
Parma
Ohio
U.S
Ohio Council of Churche
James Thorpe
R-90 Alliance
Dale Schmidt
Cincinnati
Council
Jonathan Edwards Weathered Fame From Virginia to Sunshine
Jonathan Edwards grew up in Arlington Virginia and led bands before forming Sugar Creek in Boston. He found fame with the gold single Sunshine which topped charts despite radio controversy over its profanity and rebellious message. He avoids TV yet cherishes live audiences and the direct connection with fans.
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New York
Jonathan Edwards
Atlantic Records
Sunshine
Headstone Circus
Boston
Sugar Creek
Ohio
Jonathan
Christ
Postal Service Hearings Set in April in 24th District
Rep Walter E Powell announces public hearings through April on the status problems progress and achievements of the U S Postal Service Residents and organizations in the 24th District may submit statements or request to testify by contacting the Subcommittee on Postal Service in Washington D C 20515 Powell sits on the Postal Service Subcommittee that will run the hearings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter E. Powell
U. S. Postal Service
Subcommittee On Postal Service
Cannon House
Washington, D. C
Powell
Postal Service
Black Rights Pioneer Alexander Looby Dies at 72
Nashville Tennessee AP reports Alexander Looby a Republican lawyer and early black civil rights leader died Friday at age 72. Looby was among the first Black members elected to the Nashville City Council and a noted pioneer in the movement.
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Nashville Tenn
Alexander Looby
Looby
Nashville
Explosion Kills Two Children in Annandale Housing Area
An exploding gas surge leveled two homes in a development in Annandale Virginia on Friday. Two children died, another person was injured, and Mrs Sarsour 30 suffered critical burns while gas company worker Willis N Walker 27 of Arlington was burned less severely.
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Annandale
George Alexander
Ishmail Sarsour
Capitol Hill roaches targeted in Ohio solon plan
Rep Wayne Hays of Ohio leads a House effort to curb a roach infestation in the Longworth Office Building cafeteria. The plan involves moving the carryout, walling entrances, and placing a bakery in the evacuated area to trap or deter pests. The Appropriations Committee funds the campaign against the roaches and their access from loading docks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Ohio
Hays
House
Capitol
Longworth House
Appropriations Committee
Longworth Food
Former Aide To Presidents Dies
Edward M. Taylor 76, once military aide to Presidents Harding and Coolidge, died Thursday at Riverside Hospital. A lawyer and retired U S Army colonel, he served in the Philippines in World War II and retired in 1952. Survived by widow Ruth, son Peter N. Taylor of Columbus, and daughter Mrs. Steve Roland of New York.
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Columbus
Ohio
Edward M. Taylor
Warren G. Harding
Calvin Coolidge
Riverside Hospital
Taylor
U.S. Army Colone
A Y
Philippines
Harding
Marion
Ruth
Peter N. Taylor
Steve Roland
New York
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Studio Bar
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Bernie Collier
Columbia Ave
Lamb
Collier Pote
Clinton ‘Street
Reynolds Avene
James Waters
James Tackett
Carolina St
George Pickett
Jackson ‘Lane
Waters
Pickett
Kenneth Palmer
Lebanon
Terry Bush
Casper Ave
Ptl
Douglas Hampton
Robert Ferguson
Cotton Run Road
Michael Smallwood
Sycamore Road
Eva Rose
Vanderveer St
Carl Creach
Humane Shelter
Jerry Carpenter
N. Verity Parkway
Daisy Carpenter
Oxford Hospital
Bethel Assembly
Charies
Middletown, Ohio
Youth Service
Tom Patton
Marty Miller
Vie LeRoy
Donald Slusher
Miller Insurance Inc
Verity Prr
Miller Ohio
College Park
Atlanta
Reichel
Riechel
Harry Meshel
Youngstown
Meshel
Tno
Division of Forestry and Reclamation
Senate
Virginia
U.S. Senate Appropriations Committee
FBI
Arlington
Minneapolis
The
Rivermen
Ohio University
Athens
Trading Post
Manchester Motor Inn
DODDS
Verity
14Th Ave
Woodside Cemetery
Charles
Bud) Steller Mer
Monthru
Capitol Hill
Roaches
Solon
Wayne L. Hays
Capitol Hill Reaches
Church OF God
Rev. Howard
Billy Ball
Grand Ave. Church OF God
Cliff Hutchinson Ewang
Rod Montgomery
Crawford
First Ave
Nazarene Church
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