Nursing awards presented at Miami University Middletown Campus
At a pinning ceremony three dozen students and 36 women earned associate degrees in nursing at the Middletown campus. Ruth Ann Husard Nursing Department Award went to a graduate from Middletown High School. Franklin resident Jeresa Anne Johnson received a nursing award from the Butler County Medical Auxiliary.
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Miami University
Nang Ave
Midletown High School
Ruth Ann Husard Nursing Department
Busald Vo
Viami
Herman Jeresa
Anne Johnson
Madison Road
Franklin
Butler County Medical Auxiliary
Mumampus
Tixford
Vehicle Law: Unattended Ignition with Key Banned
A public safety notice warns it is illegal to leave a vehicle unattended with the key in the ignition. Authorities urge drivers to remove keys, engage brakes, and secure vehicles to prevent theft and accidents.
Prison guards ordered back to work at Central Ohio Facility
Sheriff deputies began serving a Franklin County court injunction to 225 striking guards at the Central Ohio Correctional Facility known as the old Ohio penitentiary. Inmates remained quiet as supervisory staff maintained normal shifts.
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Columbus, Ohio
Central Ohio Correctional Facility
Old Ohio Penitentiary
Franklin County Common Pleas
George Lehner
Corrections Department
Lehner
International Brotherhood of Correction Officers
Building contracts in Butler County fall 22 percent in March
Butler County building contracts dropped 22 percent in March 1978 from a year earlier, totaling 9.9 million dollars. Nonresidential work led the decline, sliding from 2.1 million to 563 thousand. year to date the county shows an 18 percent drop with nonresidential activity most affected.
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Butler County
FW. Dodge
McGraw- Hill Co
New York
Washingtons Move Into First Presidential Mansion
In 1789 President-elect and Mrs Washington settled into a new presidential mansion at the corner of Franklin and Cherry Streets in New York City marking the early residence of the first U S presidency.
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Washington
Franklin and
Cherry Streets
New York City
Attack on Montclair Hotel Leaves Two Dead in Rhodesia
Black nationalist guerrillas attacked the Montclair Hotel in the Inyanga Mountains eastern Rhodesia, killing two white women and wounding three others. The hotel owner Ann Lount said the 56 room resort remained open and a Rhodesian Law Society conference would proceed. The raid came as tourism and security factors reshape the war as guerrilla factions, Mugabe's ZANU and Nkomo's ZAPU, operate from neighboring countries with several thousand fighters in Rhodesia.
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Salisbury, Rhodesia
Rhodesia
Montclair
Inyanga
Ann Lount
Rhodesian Law Society
Salisbury
Mozambique
Ian Smith
Victoria Falls
Patriotic Front For Control
Robert Mugabe
Zimbabwe African National Union
Joshua Nkomo
Zimbabwe African Peoples’ Union
Zambia
Costa Rica bars Vesco from returning to country
President Rodri Carazo fulfilled a campaign pledge by banning financier Robert Vesco from re entering Costa Rica. Vesco, wanted in the United States for embezzlement and political contributions, left the country on April 30 and is believed to be in Grenada. Officials ordered ports of entry closed to Vesco and potential Costa Rican assets totaling millions face uncertain action. Vesco had sought citizenship but faced criminal records and extradition hurdles dating from the Nixon era.
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San Jose, Costa Rica
Rodri Carazo
Robert Vesco
Costa Rica
Vesco
United States
Caribbean
Grenada
Venezuela
Nixon
Internal Revenue Service
Jose Figueres
Daniel Oduber
Figueres
Oduber
National Liberation Party
Carazo
Israelis to deal with U S peace proposals
Israel faces two weeks of cabinet discussion on new U S Arab-Israeli peace ideas. Prime Minister Begin, returning from the United States, cited varied proposals while Foreign Minister Dayan outlined a plan for a Palestinian refugee return to the West Bank and a joint Israelis Jordanians and Palestinians committee on immigration. Dayan suggested setting aside sovereignty issues for five years could move talks, noting Egypt seeks full withdrawal and Sadat’s initiative stalled by lack of Arab backing. Waldheim pledged UN peacekeepers in southern Lebanon would react to non Lebanese infiltrators.
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Tel Aviv
Israel
Menachem Begin
United States
Begin
Moshe Dayan
Britain
Scandinavia
Dayan
BBC
London
West Bank
Jordan River
Rters
Hea Dayan
Egypt
Anwar Sadat
U.N
Ohio Receives Federal Grant to Continue Energy Plan
Ohio will extend the four year energy conservation effort with a $2,863,000 federal grant for the second year. Governor Rhodes announced the Ohio Energy Conservation Plan aims to save energy through pilot and demonstration programs plus public information campaigns. The first year received $1,448,000 and targeted assistance for the poor.
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Columbus, Ohio
Ohio Department of Energy
James A. Rhodes
Governor Saihe
Ohio Energy
Department of Energy
Rhodes
No strike by state workers in Ohio union poll
Leaders of the 25 000 member Ohio Civil Service Employees Association say they will not call a strike over the state pay raise. Executive director Pat Sorohan said a strike poll of more than 160 chapters was about evenly divided. He cited potential funds of 120 million and possible 60 million from the general fund. He plans to press for 7.5 cents across the board or 40 cents an hour, whichever is greater.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ohio Civil Service Employees Association
Pat Sorohan
William W. Wilkins
Office of and Management
Americana Park Preview Weekend Opens This Saturday
Americana park formerly LeSourdsville Lake unveils a preview weekend with new name and attractions. Circus acts begin May 20 and run to Labor Day, along with the Country Bear Jubilee on three stages. New five acre midway extension adds over 150000 in electronic games. Adults $6.50 after May 20. under five free. seniors discounted.
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LeSourdsville Lake
Hanneford Circus International
Disney Parks
Legion Post 231 Elects Officers in Blythe Williams Ceremony
Legion Post 231 at Blythe Williams elected its officers at headquarters on Lincoln Avenue. Installation is set for May 21 at 4 30 p.m. Commander Theodore Bolden heads a slate including Duke Domineck first vice commander Mack Bledsoe second vice commander James Hunter finance officer John Domineck adjutant Ben Griffin chaplain Howard Griffin sergeant at arms. Executive board members elected were Paul Alexander L C Kindred Ed Robinson Leon Hull Bill Nixon Sylvester Walton and mas Harris.
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Blythe Williams
American Legion
Lincoln Avenue
Theodore Bolden
Duke Domineck
Mack Bledsoe
James Hunter
John Domineck
Ben Griffin
Howard Griffin
al Arms
Paul Alexander
L. C. Kindred
Ed Robinson
Leon Hull
Bill Nixon
Sylvester Walton
Mas Harris
City Building heat loss photos viewings by appointment
The Department of Public Utilities asks that interested observers arrange viewing times for heat loss photos in the City Building lobby. Appointments are needed between 3 30 and 4 50 pm. The Friday paper number 425 7872 should not be used to arrange appointments, a city official said.
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Department of Public Utilities
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