Miami Student earns ACP rating for second year
The Miami Student, Oxford Campus, Miami University, received the All American rating from the Associated Collegiate Press for a second consecutive year. For the first half of the current school year the paper scored 3710 of 3950 points for coverage, editing, leadership, appearance and photography. Editor William C. Schumacher Elmhurst Illinois senior led the staff. Barbara Zigli Highland Heights managing editor and Glenn Williams Monroe senior were also named editors. Randall Parsons Norwood junior was news editor.
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Miami University
Oxford
Associated Collegiate Press
ACP
William C. Schumacher
Elmhurst
Ill
Barbara Zigli
Highland Heights
Glenn Williams
Monroe
Randall Parsons
Norwood
NAACP National President Elvie Kaplan Dies
Elvie Kaplan, 71, national president of the NAACP, died Monday in New York from a heart attack. He led the civil rights group through facing key integration battles and advancing anti discrimination efforts.
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New York
Elvie Kaplan
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Hamilton policeman loses case against hair length rule
Hamilton Ohio AP reports police Chief George V. McNally faced a discrimination complaint rejected by the Ohio Civil Rights Commission. Ray Paul said no probable cause found. McNally said hair length limits tied to tear gas mask use, not dress code.
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Hamilton
Ohio
Ohio Civil Rights Commission
Ray Paul
Regional Commission
State Board
George V. McNally
McNally
Skeleton bones found on Clarksville Road farm
Bone fragments from a partial skeleton were found on a Clarksville Road farm. Dayton Museum archeologists examined the fragments. the skeleton’s age is not yet known. Major portions are with coroner Dr. Ralph Young and will be studied by Dr. Louise Rawlins in June at an UNC site. Discovery reported to Warren County deputies during construction excavation.
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Waynesville
Clarksville Road
Dayton Museum of Natural History
J. M. Heilman
Said
Ralph Young
Warren County
Louise Rawlins
University of North Carolina
Heilman
Smallpox Scourge Killed Large European Population
Medieval outbreak decimated Europe with a death toll near a quarter to a third of the population in a single epidemic, illustrating the disease's severity and historical impact.
Edgewood High Band to Present Spring Concert
Ninety eight Edgewood High School Band members will perform their annual spring concert at 7 30 p m Tuesday in the high school auditorium. Selections include Army of the Nile Chester Overture Alla Borocco Czech Suite Rainy Days and Mondays Camelot Festivo March and Chorale and other pieces arranged under the direction of Jesse Kenney.
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Trenton
Edgewood High School
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