Mrs Rita Stevens 46 Middletown Woman Dies at Hospital
Mrs Rita Marie Stevens 46 of 2400 Queen Ave died at 5 20 p m yesterday in Middletown Hospital after long illness. She worked for the Middletown Board of Education at Verity Middle School and was a past president of the Forever Young Mothers Club. Survived by husband Robert two daughters Stephanie and Lorna Darrell a son Kit a stepfather Charles Wills and two sisters Marie Shackelford and Orianna Rodgers. Services at 10 a m Friday at First Church of the Nazarene with Rev Vernon Hurles. Burial Butler County Memorial Park. Friends may call at the church
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Rita Marie Stevens
Queen Ave
Middletown Hospital
Middletown Board of Education
Verity Middle School
Forever Young Mothers Club
Robert
Stephanie
Lorna Darrell
Middletown
Kit
Charles Wills
Marie Shackelford
Orianna Rodgers
Germantown
Church of the Nazarene
Vernon FE. Hurles
Butler County Memorial Park
Irvin Pugh
Wellington
St. Clair Medical Center
Morehead
Breathitt County
Church of Christ
Mazel Rupe
Bud
Monroe
Ella Alsept
Ava Gibson
Franklin
Eastin- Richey Funeral Home
Lebanon
Carrie L. Robinson
Lawndale Drive
Dodds Free Pentecostal Church of God
Edwin Surface
Waynesville
Whitt Lamb
Oregonia
James Stephens
Stubbs
Conner Funeral Home
James Coffman
Springboro Cemetery
Camden
Idonia Amelia Staley
S. Second St
McCoy-Leffler Paneal
Robert Davison
Stewart R. Crane
Greenville
S. C
Woodside
Carlisle
Norma Thomas
West Carrollton
Tommorrow
Fastin-Richey
Frenchburg
Menifee County
Thomas
Dayton
Grandview
FOP and City Resume Talks on Wages
The Fraternal Order of Police and city negotiators resumed talks on annual wages with one quarter of the year gone. A second meeting is set for tomorrow, FDP negotiator Steve Schmidt said, despite last year ending with a March 26 settlement. Schmidt offered guarded optimism about reaching a settlement.
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Order of Police
FDP
Steve Schmidt
Fenwick senior Moore wins Trustees Scholarship
Fenwick High School senior Moore of 3409 Central Ave earned a $1000 Trustees Scholarship to Eisenhower College in Seneca Falls New York. The award honors academic achievement and can be renewed for four years. Moore is National Honor Society and top ten percent of her class and was nominated for entry to West Point, with final appointments to be announced later in spring.
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Moore
National Honor Society
United States Military Academy At
West
Eisenhower College
Dwight D. Eisenhower
JA members reach finals in top salesman contest
Five Junior Achievement members advance to finals in a sales contest sponsored by Armco Steel Corp Steel Sales Division The finals are set for tomorrow with a hosted lunch in Armco’s executive dining room Judges include Thomas E Newman Sr Gus W Rylander and James D Welch The winner advances to a regional event next month in Columbus
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Armco Steel Corp
Steel Sales Division
John Holland
Armeco
Julie Abner
Fern Drive
Franklin
Franklin High School
Aeronca Skyrockets
Kelly Brown
Winton St
Middletown
Betty Anderson
James G. Townsley
Armco
Thomas E. Newman Sr
Gus W. Rylander
James D. Welch
Columbus
VFW Benefit Dance Splits Funds Between Charity Groups
Proceeds totaling 391.50 from a VFW Post 7596 auxiliary benefit dance will be divided evenly between the American Cancer Society and the VFW National Home fund. Mary Monhollen and Kathern McKeehan announced the distribution and the Dixie Ryders Bluegrass band, the New Grass Edition and Instant Grass donated entertainment.
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Franklin
Ladies’ Auxiliary of the
Veterans of Foreign Wars
American Cancer Society
VFW National Home Fund
Mary Monhollen
Local Cancer Fund
Kathern McKeehan
National Home Fund
Dixie Ryders Bluegrass Band
New Grass Edition
Instant Grass
Lisbon Quake Kills 30000 in 1775
An earthquake in Lisbon on November 1 1775 devastates the city killing about 30 000 people and leaving widespread destruction.
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Lisbon
Portugal
Carlisle meeting postponed on charges against police chief
A Carlisle City Council committee meeting to discuss charges by Mayor Melvin Reece against Police Chief Robert Reichard was indefinitely postponed. Committee chair Kelly Borad cited a legal question about the proceedings and said the panel would report recommendations to the April 14 council meeting after forming at the March 24 session with Henry Hermetz and Clyde Eldridge.
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Carlisle
Melvin Reece
Robert Reichard
Kelly Borad
Reece
Henry Hermetz
Clyde Eldridge
Jerry Rubin shifts from fiery protest to inner transformation
Jerry Rubin, once a leading radical of the Yippies and Chicago Seven protests, says he has mellowed and now teaches students to burn down the buildings within their own minds. He frames personal change as a path to societal reform and cites the era’s activism as shaping a moral, sensitive America.
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Oxford
Jerry Rubin
Rubin
Chicago
Miami University
America
CIA
Angola
Southeast Asia
Vietnam
Pentagon
Youth International Party
Yippie
Chicago Seven
Kent State
Miami University delays Billy Joel concert tickets
Ticket mail orders for the Billy Joel Kenny Miami University show were delayed. Pick up at the University Center Ticket Office by Friday afternoon or Millett Assembly Hall before the 8 p.m. concert. Tickets held at both locations, with mail orders honored from Tuesday onward.
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Oxford
Miami University
University ® Center
Millett Assembly Hall
Campus Activities Council
University” Caner
Millett Hall
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Lemon-Monroe High School
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Idonia Staley
Rutherford B. Clemmons
Hamilton- Mason Road
Brown-Dawson
Justice Funeral Home
McKee
Cletus W. Goble
New Miami
First Baptist Church
Webb
James Allen
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Methodist
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Haldimand Ave
Klaus-Weigel
Bell Hanna Monuments
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State Rt
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