Judge Overturns UMWs 69 Election In Federal Ruling
A federal district judge voided the United Mine Workers 1969 presidential election citing potential law violations by incumbents. A new vote will be scheduled after a 33 page ruling detailing evidence of improper use of union facilities and funds. The dispute arose after the Yablonski faction challenged the outcome following his assassination.
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Washington
Federal District
United Mine Workers
W.A
Tony” Boyle
Wil Om
Bryant
Boyle
Deaths And Funerals William A Carrington
William A. Carrington 67 of 6919 Hamilton Middletown Road died 9 30 p m Monday at Middletown Hospital after an extended illness He retired in 1963 from Sorg Paper Co His wife Pearl died last June Surviving are a stepson a brother two sisters and three grandchildren Services are 2 p m Thursday at Amanda Baptist Church burial Greenwood Cemetery Friends may call at Joseph KR Baker & Sons Funeral Home Wednesday 7 to 9 p m Burial will be in Woodside Cemetery Mrs Wells died Monday at Middletown Hospital Surviving are four sons five daughters a sister 25 grandchildren and five great grandchildren
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William A
Doc) Carrington
Hamilton
Middletown Road
Middletown Hospital
Carrington
Sorg Paper Co
Pearl
Dale Johnson
Middletown
Charles
Bertha Hatfield
Clara Darrell
Amanda Baptist Church
Franklin Woods
Greenwood Cemetery
Joseph KR. Baker & Sons Funeral
Woodside Cemetery
Wells
Leonard and
Harvey
Edward
Carlisle
Kenneth
New Castle
Ind
Patty Nipper
Marie Riley
Marion Speigle
Jean Puckett
Indianapolis
Eunice Katsikas
Covington
Howard Veidt 62 Dies. longtime custodian at Madison High
Howard Veidt 62 of 5790 West Alexandria Road died at 8 30 a m Monday at Center Haven Nursing Home Hamilton where he had been a patient since Feb 1 He was a custodian at Madison High School 1960 to 1968 He was born in Freble County Surviving wife Norma daughter Karen Duncan of Trenton seven sisters and a brother Funeral p m Thursday at McCoy Leffler Funeral Home Rev Walter Hensley officiating Burial Butler County Memorial Park Cremation not indicated
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Howard ‘Imerson Veidt
Alexandria Road
Center Haven Nursing Home
Hamilton
Veid
Madison High School
Freble County
Norma
Karen Duncan
Trenton
Stella Weidle
Elsie Follen
Evelyn Veidt
Services for Mrs Wells at funeral home
Funeral services for Cannie Wells, 75, of 511 Baltimore Street, are set for 10:30 a.m. Thursday at Joseph R. Baker & Sons Funeral Home with the Rev. Henry Howard officiating. The obituary notes the address and clergy involvement in the ceremony.
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Cannie Wells
Baltimore St
Joseph R. Baker & Sons
Henry Howard
Warren County Grand Jury Indicts 18 Defendants in 26 Cases
Warren County grand jury handed down 17 indictments in a one day session after examining 35 witnesses. Defendants include Dayton residents Edgar Lee McMillan Howard Darryl M Johnson and Samuel W Peeler Jr among those charged with weapons tampering narcotics and statutory rape. The panel also condemned county jail conditions as deplorable and urged either building a new facility or remodeling the old jail with plans for a new jail under consideration.
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Lebanon
Warren County
Dayton
Spr Lon
Ingboro
Richard Breaking
Keaton
Spring Valley
Spr
Edgar
Franklin Schools Chief To Meet With CAPSE
Franklin Assistant Superintendent Shelby Middleton will begin contract talks with the new Ohio Association of Public School Employes chapter after the Board of Education recognized the union. About 80 of 125 non certificated workers are to be represented in negotiations. The board approved next year’s calendar starting after Labor Day and ending June 1, with teachers staying to June. It also authorized two new school buses at 8 763 dollars each, 63 percent state funded, bringing the fleet to 21.
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Franklin
Shelby Middleton
Union of
Board of Education
Middleton
OAPSE
Ohio Association of Public School Employes
Out-Of-Control Car Kills Woman, Injures Six In City Center
In Chicago a car plowed into the Marshall Field and Co store after knocking down a light pole and mail box. Etta Martin died after being pushed through a glass display window. Six others were seriously injured including Marcia Kinney Lucille McKenna Bennie White and Richard Jennings. Driver John Kimberly was charged with reckless homicide driving on a sidewalk expired license and damage to city property.
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Chicago
Marshall Field and Co
Etta Martin
State
Washington
Marcia Kinney
Lucille McKenna
Bennie White
Phoenix
Ariz
Richard Jennings
Shaker Heights
Ohio
John Kimberly
Big Brothers of Greater Middletown Meeting set
Men seek to become Big Brothers for a Middletown area boy and learn about the program. Phil Bergen says 21 boys have applications on file. The meeting with dinner starts at 6 30 p m at Anthony Wayne School 16 Farm Ave Franklin.
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Middletown Area
Big Brothers of Greater Middletown, Inc
Phil Bergen
Anthony Wayne School
Farm Ave
Franklin
Cubs Receive Awards For Pack 78 At Rosedale School
Cub Scout Pack 78 members from Rosedale School received awards and advancements. Recipients include Mark Dabkowski Todd Drake Todd Williams Drew Easton Bill Worrell Scott Campbell Vincent Greco Blake Roberts Mike Purvis Adam Waldner Greg Morrison and Eric Dalton. They also joined a cleanup at Hueston Woods State Park.
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PTO
Rosedale School
Mark Dabkowski
Todd Drake
Todd Williams
Drew Easton
Bill Worrell
Scott Campbell
Vincent Greco
Blake Roberts
Mike Purvis
Adam Waldner
Greg Morrison
Eric Dalton
Hueston Woods State Park
Students Petition To Be Aired At Board Meeting
A Hamilton student grievance petition over Taft High Principal Wilson Stewart's nonrenewal will be aired at 7 30 p m in a closed session with six student representatives. About 300 students demonstrated last week marching to Dayton Street board offices and meeting officials at Taft High. Stewart may continue as a teacher if he wishes. A citizens meeting will plan a petition for a public hearing by the board to reconsider the action.
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Hamilton
Taft High School
Wilson Stewart
Hamilton Board of Education
Dayton Street
Taft High
Stewart
Taft
Woodrow W. Steigerwald
Greater Miami
Three Hurt In Morning Ohio Crash Near Miami River Park
A two car crash on N Verity Parkway near Miami River Park injures three. John Holbrook 48 in serious condition at Middletown Hospital after being thrown from his car. Laura Morgan 38 and John P Neal 29 sustain minor injuries. Holbrook cited for failure to yield.
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N. Verity Parkway
Ohio 73
Miami River Park
John Holbrook
N. Broad St
Middletown Hospital
Laura Morgan
13Th Ave
Holbrook
Neal
Money Delays Franklin Clerk's Office Move
Franklin county clerk Al Hylton urged City Council to fund a $2400 retrofit for a new office behind the City Building. Council will review estimates and decide by May 15 whether to cover costs. The meeting also rezoned Boultain Annexation east of Second Street for C2 light commercial and R-3 residential use. The story notes a puzzling aside about perpetual motion friction.
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Franklin
al Hylton
Warren County Common Pleas Court
Hylton
Boultain
Masonic Temple
East Second Street
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Thomas McDowell
Maple Ave
Brown-Gewson
Imogene Long
Cereal
Proeschel
Chris
Er Kenaz
Benninghofen
John Owns
George J. Titler
S of Union
He Ton
Joseph A. “Jock
Yablonski
Department of Labor
Secretary of Labor
Noilliam Carrington
Howard Jveidt
Cinnati
Larry M. Scearce
Thirkield Ave
Reed Webb
Olive St
Tim Ross
S. East St
Denver
James B. Hairfield
Waynesville Rt. 3
Central Ave
Middletown, Ohio
Lloyd Jenkins
London
Jenkins
Aid To the
Eiger
CAPSE
Departiment
Bennett’s Mower ‘Service
Jacobsen DE
Eck Rd
W. Midd
Cubs
Dodds Monuments
Verity Pkvy
14Th Ave
Bud) Steller Mor
Monthru
N. Verity
John P. Neal
Chamberlain Road
Williamsonziegler Inc
Leftferson Rd
U.S
South Breiel Blvd
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