Kiesewetter Wins 500 Journal Scholarship at Dinner
Fenwick High senior John Kiesewetter won the third M. Lawler Scholarship worth 500 dollars for journalism school. He is active in Student Council, led the senior class play, and edited The Page. The dinner honored Kiesewetter and other seniors and juniors in the program, with plans for a 1971-72 session.
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John Kiesewetter
Fenwick High
Kiesewetter
M. Lawler
Manchester Motor Inn
The
Journal
Michael McGraw
Harold McGraw
Brelsford Ave
Trenton
Edgewood High School
Kim Fielder
Jane Gardner
Middletown High
Susan Vorhis
Mary Lou Schramm
Monica Manasco
Lemon-Mon- Kiesewetter
Ohio University
Fenwick
Patty Bailey
Lemon-Monroe
Cindy Starr
Miss Bailey
Bowling Green State University
Miss Starr
Ohio State
Government Has Money To Lend But No Takers
Washington AP The HOAP program to aid moderate income homebuyers is failing to attract participants. The Federal Home Loan Bank Board must spend 48 million dollars in five days or risk losing the funds, with only about 20 percent of institutions ready to issue subsidized loans. Loans cap at 25,000 dollars and require no down payment, aiming to help households earning 7,000 to 12,000 dollars yearly.
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Washington
Federal Home Loan Bank Board
Preston Martin
Savings and Loan Associations
Martin
Treasury
Bank President's Wife and Daughter Held During $100000 Lebanon Holdup
Three masked robbers forced Lebanon Citizens National Bank president Howard Wilson to withdraw over $100000 after midnight. The trio ransacked the Wilson home on Concord Drive, held Wilson and his daughter Susan for 90 minutes, tied Grace Wilson, and fled with one car later recovered. Police and FBI chase the leads, with money linked to Lebanon Raceway.
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Lebanon
FBI
Peared
Wilson
Union Road
Monroe
Grace
Susan
Warren County
United Appeal
Citizen National Bank
Xenia
First National Bank
Batavia
Valley Weather Outlook With Showers Overnight
Rain eases from the valley by tomorrow afternoon with cooler air moving in. Tonight may bring showers and thunderstorms. Lows in the mid 50s and highs near 70. Yesterday’s high reached 72 while this morning’s low was 56.
Protestors plan march on jail after embassy rally
Antiwar demonstrators in Washington plan a 30 block symbolic march to the city jail after a rally in front of the South Vietnamese embassy. Thousands faced arrests. clashes with police sparked debate over tactics and police conduct near the Capitol and at Maryland elsewhere.
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D.C
Ashington
Mayday
Southern Christian Leadership Conference
American University
University of Maryland
Congress
Charles Rangel
D-N.y
Capitol
James Powell
Powell
Carl Albert
Oklahoma
Albert
Bella Abzug
Ronald Dellums
D-Calif
Parren Mitchell
D-Md
FDA Warns Swordfish Unfit for Eating Over Mercury Risk
The FDA urged the public to stop eating swordfish after tests found mercury contamination in most samples. The advisory, likely to hit the swordfish trade hard, targets women of childbearing age and children. Despite recalls and market withdrawals, some swordfish remain available above guideline levels as experts back the findings. The agency notes no major mercury issue in other edible ocean fish and says retail tuna stocks are safe. Economic relief loans were offered to swordfish industries, and limited returns may occur if a certification program meets guidelines.
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Washington
The
Food and Drug Administration
FDA
Edwards
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Lynn Bailey
Tim Klaber
Lawler
Fred Sennet
Sheckler
Mike McGraw
Board
Lebanon Bank
Howard Wilson Bank President
Solons
Justice
Chicago Seven
Kent State University
Jackson
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Dellums
Lee Metcalf
D-Mont
Charles Rangle
G.V
Sonny” Montgomery
D-Miss
Montgomery
Ann Landersee
Finkhan
Cote Rereese
Heloise
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Charles C. Edwards
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