Refused to pay parking fines lands Seattle mother in jail
Carol O'Shea, 38, mother of five, spent ten hours in a Seattle jail after refusing to pay $25 in fines for two parking tickets. She described the experience as humiliating and painful, crying for days, calling her job repeatedly in fear of losing work, and later posting bail with her husband Pat. She said she never wants to return to jail and expressed sympathy for others who suffer similar ordeals.
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Seattle
Carol O'Shea
Pat
Vial of Life program drawing good response
Close to 2,000 homes covered in the Vial of Life program, led by co chair Gladys McKee and Dave Lamphier. The initiative asks residents to place vital medical information in a vial taped under the refrigerator shelf to speed emergency identification. Health sheets are free at police, fire, and senior center locations with local sponsors Fraternal Order of Police Associates and AARP.
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Vial of Life
Gladys McKee
Ohio board okays busing talks while appealing court order
Ohio Board of Education authorized contract talks with bus firms to arrange desegregation busing in Cleveland for fall despite appealing U S District Judge Battisti’s order. May 19 set as deadline for arranging routes. only two of 20 invited bidders submitted offers. Also announced June ballot tax issues in 173 districts. urged approval of levies for operating funds and addressed school finance needs.
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Ohio
Cleveland
State Board of Education
U.S
Frank Battisti
Roger Lulow
State Department of Education
Battisti
Lulow
Franklin B. Walter
Public Instruction
Mark Neill
State Board
State School Board
State Education Department
Springfield Center
Springfield
Middletown math instructor Cynthia Yang elected to Ohio Two Year Colleges group
Cynthia P. Yang a senior instructor in mathematics at Miami University Middletown Campus was named an ident of the Ohio Mathematics Association of Two-Year Colleges. She will serve on the executive committee for a three year cycle after earlier roles as president elect and program chairman. The body includes faculty from Ohio's 52 branch campuses and technical and community colleges to share concerns and advance the profession.
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Cynthia P. Yang
Middletown
Miami University
Ohio
Local girls place in baton twirling event in Lancaster
Two local girls placed in several events at the Miss Majorette of Ohio baton twirling competition in Lancaster over the weekend. Sue Anne Guido, 13, and her sister Brenda, 9, each placed in two events. The National Baton Twirlers Association sponsored the contest.
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Lancaster
Sue Anne Guido
Brenda
National Baton Twirlers Association
Fleming seeks damages over Groucho Marx estate claim
Erin Fleming, once Groucho Marx's live in manager, sues for 75000 claiming Marx intended her to receive the sum. The suit says Bank of America National Trust rejected her claim, basing it on two 1972 contracts naming her personal manager and associate producer. Attorney Ron Rolnick seeks 69132 in legal fees from her failed conservatorship fight.
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Los Angeles
Erin Fleming
Groucho Marx
Marx
Comedians Estate
Ron Rolnick
Atterney
Miss Fleming
Mars Ih Conservator
Rabbi Korff Seeks Sadat Peace Scholarships in Egypt
Rabbi Ba ruch Korff plans Sadat Peace Scholarships for 24 young Middle Easterners to work with U S congressmen. He met President Anwar Sadat in December and says the US Citizens Congress Education Fund will finance the program. The scholarships honor Sadat to perpetuate his spirit of moving toward Jerusalem.
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Cairo
Baruch Korff
Richard Nixon
Egypt
Sadat
Korff
Anwar Sadat
US Citizens Congress Education Fund
U.S
Committee For Fairness
Nixon
Korti
Jerusalem
Truman Birthday Observance Highlights Decisive Leadership
Nelson Rockefeller praised Harry S Truman for decisive leadership during the 1947-48 period at a Kansas City luncheon marking Truman’s birthday. In Jerusalem a street was dedicated to Truman for recognizing Israel against advisers' counsel during Israel’s 30th independence anniversary observance featuring plaques and a symposium.
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Kansas City
Harry S Truman
Nelson Rockefeller
Rockefeller
Truman
Harry
Israel
Mondale Visits New Zealand Amid Protests In Wellington
Vice President Walter Mondale arrived in Wellington for a brief one hour visit as Prime Minister Robert Muldoon greeted him. About twenty hostile demonstrators chanted Mondale go home and waved banners accusing detente of being a fraud while distributing leaflets from a July 4th Committee advocating end to foreign control of New Zealand.
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Wellington
New Zealand
Robert Muldoon
Walter F Mondale
Mondale
Drawing Leads Police to Body in Kalkaska County
In Kalkaska Michigan, a sheriff’s deputy said a psychic’s drawing of a wooded ridge helped locate the decomposed body of 15 year old Larry Wyckoff from Warren. He disappeared last fall while deer hunting with friends. The body was found Monday in a swampy Garfield Township area. The deputy would not identify who made the drawing.
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Kalkaska Mich
Kalkaska County
Garfield Township
Larry Wyckoff
Warren
Steven Linn
Ex-local man Mark Rubin wins national poetry prize
Ex-local poet Mark Rubin son of Mr and Mrs Al Rubin of 3604 Sherman Ave chosen as one of four winners in the Discovery The Nation poetry contest from over 1000 entrants. He teaches at the University of Montana and has work slated for Antaeus and The Montana Poets Anthology. Rubin holds chemistry degree from Miami University and an MFA from the University of Montana. He won the 1976 Loring Williams Prize from the Academy of American Poets.
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Mark Rubin
al Rubin
Sherman Ave
New York City
Grace Schulman
Poetry Center
Ymeywha
New York
the Nation
Rubin
University of Montana
Antaeus
Montana
Miami University
Loring Williams
Academy of American Poets
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