Obituaries for Baldwin Daley Wave in Middletown area
Death notices detail funeral services for Mrs. Lottie C Baldwin aged 100 plus burial in Vermillion Ohio and visitation at Joseph R Baker Funeral Home. Separate notices list Anna Marie Daley aged 75 funeral at Holy Trinity Church and burial at Woodside Cemetery. Burl Wave Sr aged 68 of Middletown dies at home after long illness. survivors listed. arrangements incomplete at McCoy Funeral Home.
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Lottie C. Baldwin
Park Lane
Church of the Ascension
Joseph Harvey
Vermillion Cemetery
Vermillion
Ohio
Joseph R. Baker
Albert Schetter
Holy Trinity Church
Anna Marie Daley
Woodside Cemetery
Wilson Schramm Funeral
Daley
Burl Wave
Locust St
Aeronca
Helen
Helen Whisman
Bonnie Silvers
Patricia Mays
Middletown
Buri Jr
Roger
William
Tennessee
Maggie Williams
Blanche Albin
Mary Freeman
Gratis
McCoy Funeral Home
Welfare caseload drops in Ohio in April
The Ohio Department of Public Welfare reports a slight April decline in Aid for Dependent Children caseload. Director Raymond F McKenna notes about 3,000 fewer recipients than March, bringing the total to 594,458 and marking the first drop since last August.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio
Department of Public Welfare
Raymond F McKenna
Ohioan Rep Ashley chairs housing subcommittee
Democrats on the House Banking Committee elected Rep. Thomas Ashley of Ohio as chair of the subcommittee on housing and community development. The subcommittee is the largest of nine under the committee.
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Washington
House
Banking Committee
Rep
Thomas Ashley
Ohio
Housing and Community Development
Reagan and Carter Lead Early in Texas Presidential Primaries
Ronald Reagan forged ahead in the Texas Republican race leading Ford with a large early margin as delegates were allocated. Carter opened a landslide Democratic lead with about 8 percent of totals counted for 50 national convention delegates. Reagan hoped to capture a two thirds share of 96 GOP delegates as Ford campaigned hard, then returning to the White House after midnight.
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Dallas
APY
Ronald Reagan
Ford
Texas
White House
Reagan
Georgia
Jimmy Carter
Sen
Lloyd M. Bentsen
Texarkana
Beaumont
Corpus Christi
Gulf Coast
Panhandle
Austin
West
Paul Laxalt
Nevada
CIA aided Dewey and Nixon Hiss case, Rolling Stone says
Rolling Stone magazine reports the CIA funneled over 1 million dollars to Thomas Dewey’s 1948 campaign and provided evidence used by Richard Nixon against Alger Hiss. The article cites agency sources alleging mob ties and wartime pilots' roles, detailing CIA involvement in pressuring Hiss’s denials and shaping the case.
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San Francisco
Central Intelligence Agency
E. Dewey
Richard M. Nixon
Alger Hiss
Rolling Stone
CIA
Nixon
Hiss
State Department
Communist Party
California
Polling Stone
Dewey
New York
Lucky Luciano
Howard Kohn
Harry S Truman
Kohn
Fire incident and transit disruption near Armco site and Derby events
An early morning fire at 43 McGuire Ave prompted gas and water shutoffs and smoke removal at 425 Central Ave. Fire trucks and an ambulance stood by for Allegheny chartered turboprop takeoffs while a prisoner set a blanket blaze at 2086 Gartiers. Linville Johnson Jr., 43, was hospitalized and treated before release.
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McGuire Ave
Mook Field
Allegheny
Armco
Central Ave
Gartiers
Linville Johnson Jr
Incomplete EEO Plans Jeopardize LEAA Grants for Police
Ohio police await LEAA funding for 137000 toward new communications gear and 58000 for a crime prevention unit. Officials cite late filings and say department seeks compliance while warning another information deadline may arise.
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Division of Police
State Department
Law Enforcement Assistance Administration
Ronald VanArsdale
Francine Pegues
Administration of Justice Division
Ohio Department of Economic and Community Development
LEAA
VanArsdale
Prison population hits new high in state facilities
The Ohio Department of Rehabilitation and Correction reports a record 12 060 inmates across its facilities, topping April 1965's 12 024 and 2 000 more than last year. A projected rise to about 13 000 by year end prompts consideration to reopen the Ohio Penitentiary as a reception center.
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Columbus
Ohio
Department of Rehabilitation and Correction
Ohio Penitentiary
Celeste and Rhodes clash over power and tandem rule
Lt. Governor Richard Celeste calls his role limited and says he faces a friendly but distant relationship with Gov. James Rhodes. He champions a tandem election to pair governor and lieutenant governor, arguing it would ensure continuity and real power for the lieutenant governor. Celeste notes his lack of a strong agenda beyond presiding over the Senate and casting tie votes.
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Oxford
Richard Celeste
James Rhodes
Celeste
Cleveland
Journal
Joh Gilligan
Rhodes
Car crash at Highland and Selden injures driver
A two car collision near Highland Street and Selden Avenue left one man with shoulder injuries after a vehicle struck a house. James Pate, 19, was charged with failure to maintain an assured clear distance following an apparent attempt to pass.
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Highland Street
Selden Avenue
James Pate
Sycamore Road
Trenton
Nick Georgooulos
Rentwood St
Georgopoulos
Selden
Ernest Brothers
Highland St
Poster Winners Named In Arthritis Foundation Contest
Lisa Smith of Amanda Elementary and Sammy England of Verity Middle School won the Arthritis Foundation poster contest at Middletown Mall. Sammy, overall winner, received a mass produced copy. both families earned two Kings Island tickets and $25 for their schools. Distribution of extra posters begins May 13 during the fund drive.
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Lisa Smith
Amanda Elementary
Sammy England
Verity Middle
Arthritis Foundation
Middletown
Kings Island
Sammy
Sheckler
Keller pleads innocent in $78,000 theft case
Former auto registrar John Keller and two former employees pleaded innocent in Warren County Common Pleas Court to theft in office over a $78,000 shortage from Keller's 1974 operation. Sidney Sue Newton Thayer and Beth Back, both 25, also entered not guilty pleas. Keller faces unauthorized use of state funds and delinquency charges. Mrs Thayer is charged with destruction of evidence and needed records.
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Lebanon, Ohio
John Keller
Keller
Warren County Common Pleas Court
Sidney Sue Newton Thayer
Beth Back
Thayer
Door Rips From Car In Two Vehicle Crash
Police treated a man for arm cuts after the door tore from his car in a two car crash on Verity Parkway and Eldora Drive at 7 30 last evening. Robert Lieungh 52 of 2615 A St drove into a stopped car driven by Donald Zoller 38 of Centerville. Lieungh reportedly did not see Zoller until braking too late on a wet road. his left side struck Zoller's car right rear corner. Lieungh's car was a total loss. Zoller's sustained about 90 dollars in damage.
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Verity Parkway
Eldora Drive
Robert Lieungh
Donald Zoller
Centerville
Lieu
Zoller
Lieungh
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Mrs
Lottie Baldwin
Jana Marie Daley
Burl Wave Sr
Carter
Henry Jackson
Smith Park
Boy Scout Troop 21
Beckman & Dickerson
Glorylanders
Wilmington
Chief Russell Dwyer
First Church OF the Nazarene
Sutphin Street
Vernon Hurles
Ress
Weston Woods Lodge
Ohio League of Women Voters
Ohio Chamber of Commerce
Aie
Zaid
Your Heart Association
Oscar Koeppel
Pane Rueng
Central
Sutphin
Ali
Charlie Hurst Inc
Union Sanitary Sweepstakes
Lenox Wood
Union Road
Franklin
Middle Town
Park St
Ind Ave
Grand Ave
Gideon Rd
Corlinie Shope
Shona Contesliste
Pheu
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