Blood donors aid child Stephanie Fuller for heart surgery
Thirteen pints of blood were credited to Stephanie Fuller 11 of Cincinnati as she prepares for open heart surgery at Children's Hospital. Mrs Helen Fuller located donors at the Community Blood Center while a public appeal in The Journal brought in more volunteers. Blood can be held for 30 days for potential post operative needs.
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Stephane Fuller
Children’s Hospital, Cincinnati
Helen Fuller
Community Blood Center
Verity Hall
Middletown Hospital
Stephanie
Cincinnati Transit Sets July Fare Cut and Service Note
Cincinnati Transit Co. will cut fares by five cents to 45 cents for July under a consent order by U.S. District Judge Davie S. Porter. The agreement with the Department of Justice allows an 11 percent reduction in service and requires the firm to remain in business through Sept. 12.
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Cincinnati
Cincinnati Transit Co
U.S. District Court
Davie S. Porter
U.S. Department of Justice
Bottles See Nickel Deposit Change Across Cola Lines
Coca-Cola and Pepsi bottle deposits rise to five cents with shifts effective Thursday for Coke brands and tomorrow for Pepsi products. Industry leaders cite ecology and return incentives as motives while outlining higher costs for cases and broader regional rollout.
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James O. Finley
Middletown
Coca-Cola
Yester
Jack Reeder
Miami University Students Stage Renewed Antiwar Protest
About 50 students braved cold rain to renew an antiwar rally at Miami University after a mass demonstration the prior night. The peaceful protest centered on the administration building with a flag reading Peace Now and did not involve arrests or damage.
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Oxford
Miami University
Nixon
Haiphong
North Vietnam
Miami
ROTC
Uptown
Joseph Statum
Butler County Sheriff's Department
High Street
U.S
Statum
Wiring For Cable TV To Begin In 2 Weeks
City officials set a May 22 start for Tele- Communications to string cable wiring in the East End. Rust Craft had until August 20 to finish under the city franchise, but delays shift timing to the new owner. Full system by next summer, costs $4.95 install and $4.95 monthly, with waivers during construction.
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Warren County
Rust Craft Inc
Tele- Communications Inc
Denver
Richard Clark
Dale Helse
Tele- Communications
Clark
Rust Craft
City Eyes LEAA Grant for Downtown Safety Building
City officials explore federal aid from the 1973 LEAA program for part of a downtown safety building housing police and court facilities. A $75 000 grant is possible with a May 30 1973 filing deadline. Hopes for LEAA funds include radio equipment upgrades totaling 9 422 dollars and a high priority on new facilities.
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Law Enforcement Assistance Administration
LEAA
James R. Howerton
Howerton
Dale Hessel
UC Students Recycling Program Aims for $20,000 Yearly
In Cincinnati the University of Cincinnati students run a recycling program collecting waste paper from three dormitories. They compress the paper with machinery and sell it to a Lockland, Ohio plant for eight dollars per ton, according to project spokesman Bill Reed.
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Cincinnati
Cincinnati Experinece
University of Cincinnati
Lockland
Ohio
Bill Reed
Democrats seek recount in Oxford precincts
Two Middletown Democrats, Fred Sennet and Gary Kaup, filed recount requests just before the deadline in three Oxford precincts 4HA 4HB and 4H citing possible improper procedures. Sennet and Kaup lost their races in the Missouri area primary and will pursue a court contest if the recount shows irregularities.
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Middletown Politica
Oxford
Middletown
Board of Elections
Fred Sennet
Alameda
Gary Kaup
Park Lane
Franklinite Fined On 2 Charges
Franklinite resident W C Hayes pleaded not guilty in March to discharging a firearm near a dwelling and injuring a domestic animal. He was found guilty on both charges in Franklin Municipal Court by Judge John B. Tracy. Hayes was fined 10 dollars plus costs for discharging a firearm and 50 dollars plus costs, with the animal-injury charge fine suspended. Garry Moore of Kettering was fined 150 dollars plus costs for drag racing and had his license suspended six months except for driving to and from work. Another speeder paid 17.50.
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Franklin
Sarah Avenue
Franklin Municipal Court
John B. Tracy
W.C. Hayes
Sarah Ave
Garry Moore
Kettering
Farm Bureau Offices To Be Picketed In Ohio
The United Farm Workers Union with AFL‑CIO backing will picket farm bureau offices in Columbus Dayton Toledo Cleveland and Cincinnati today. Rev John Banks of Cincinnati said leaflets urging unionization would be distributed at the sites as part of a nationwide anti Farm Bureau campaign.
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Farm Bureau
Ohio
United Farm Workers Union
Afl-Cio
Farm Workers
John Banks
Cincinnati
Columbus
Dayton
Toledo
Cleveland
City hearing delayed over restraining order on sanitation strike
Two hearings in Butler County Common Pleas Court were postponed to decide if Judge Fred B. Cramer s restraining order against Middletown should continue or become permanent. The order had restored 66 suspended workers and barred re employment applications while the Ferguson Act looms over pay raises and probation. Local 865 attorney Gary Snyder sought delays as city officials push Ferguson Act compliance amid a week long sanitation walkout that saw 108 workers absent.
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Butler County Common Pleas Court
Fred B. Cramer
Middletown
Cramer
Dayton
Gary Snyder
American Federation of State
Afl-Cio
Radio Club Meets Monday at Maple Park School
Middletown Amateur Radio club will host a Drake Co representative to discuss amateur equipment at 8 p.m. at Maple Park School. The club starts a new novice class with five signed up and five more spots available. Contact Sam Noblet or Gene Keister for details.
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R. L. Drake Co
Middletown
Amateur Radio Club
Maple Park
Sam Noblet
Noblet
Eastline Drive
Gene Keister
Wildwood Road
River in trouble tests污染 St. Lawrence data Montreal Quebec
Tests from Laval University indicate enough waste is being dumped into the St. Lawrence River between Montreal and Quebec City to prevent natural self purification. Researcher warns of ongoing pollution and potential ecological impact.
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St. Lawrence River
Montreal
Quebec City
Laval University
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