Germantown Council weighs federal grant for CETA hires
The Germantown Village Council meets tonight at 6 30 to decide on applying for a federal Comprehensive Employment and Training Act grant to fund about a dozen new village workers including nine recreation employees a service department mechanic a police meter maid school crossing guards and possibly a fire department employee Mayor Marvin Hall said. Montgomery County expects $2 4 million in CETA funds to hire public service workers in counties outside Dayton and Kettering by April 15 County manpower planner Jess Anderson said the total is double the county’s previous CETA allotment.
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Recreation Commission
Service
Fire Department
Marvin Hall
Montgomery County
CETA
Dayton and
Kettering
Jess Anderson
Anderson
Miami Valley Manpower Consortium
Commission
Miami University instrumental groups join for concert at Hall Auditorium
Miami University’s Symphonic Band and Miami Wind Ensemble present a 7:30 p.m. concert in Hall Auditorium with a Salute to Howard Hanson. Hanson’s Laude will close the program as part of his 80th birthday celebration. The free event highlights faculty connections to Rochester’s Eastman School of Music.
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Oxford
Miami University
Miami
Hall
Howard Hanson
Eastman School of Music
University of Rochester
N.Y
Miami Music
Hanson
Billy Carter Shuns Tourists in Georgia Move
Billy Carter says he does not want his children to become tourists and plans to move 19 miles outside Plains to a house north of town to avoid visitors to his brother President Carter’s hometown.
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Nashville, Tenn
Billy Carter
Plains
Esca
President Carter
Fishermen survive capsized boat ordeal in Gulf of Mexico
Marvin G. McLeod, 27, survived two days clinging to a capsized boat in 10 foot waves in the Gulf of Mexico. One other crew member returned. five remain missing from the ill fated fishing trip as rescue efforts continue.
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Marvin G. McLeod
Gulf of Mexico
Lodges to Hold Church Service Sunday
The Rev Willie Bankston of Emmanuel Baptist Church will preach at a 10 30 a m service for three local lodges Lily of the Valley 55 Order of Eastern Star Tried Stone Lodge 83 and the Girls Assembly 13 Attendees will include members from those groups Dancers on stage or in a ballroom prefer wood floors for the event.
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Willie Bankston
Emmanuel Baptist Church
The
Lily of the Valley 55
Order of Eastern Star
Tried Stone Lodge
Girls Assembly
Balloon invites for Easter at Harlan Park Church
The Harlan Park Church of God will release 450 multicolored helium balloons Sunday between 10 45 and 11 00 am to invite the public to Easter services and an Easter Hunt at Smith Park. Balloons carry invitations redeemable for small gifts with a prize for the finder traveling farthest.
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Harlan Park
Origins of Uncle Sam Name in U S history
The name Uncle Sam rose to popularity around the War of 1812 as a personification of the United States. Its exact origins are uncertain, though one theory links it to the initials U.S. stamped on government property.
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Uncle Sam
United States
Rhodes Signs Bill Expanding State Control Board Powers
Gov. James A. Rhodes signed a bill to give the State Controlling Board more flexibility in weather and fuel emergencies. The measure allows reclaiming seed money once programs become self supporting and permits nonemergency funds to be provided as temporary loans.
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Columbus
Ohio
James A. Rhodes
Myrl A. Shoemaker
Bourneville
Ben Rose
Lima
Robber Sentenced to 425 Years in Ohio Case
James Heater of Middletown received 425 years at the Ohio State Reformatory after pleading guilty to aggravated robbery. The sentence follows an incident on December 16, 1976 at Guido's Market on Hill Avenue in Middletown.
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Hamilton
James Heater
Orchard St
Middletown
Ohio State Reformatory
Butler County Common Pleas
Robert L Marrs
Heater
Guido’s Market
Hill Ave
Sunlight priced as artificial light would cost New Yorkers
If sunlight were charged at the same eight cent per kilowatt hour rate as artificial light, New Yorkers would be billed 400 million dollars daily for the light they now receive for free.
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