Maple Heights Schools Open Amid Teacher Strike
Maple Heights officials said schools would open with about 18 of 290 teachers reporting as students stayed home amid a strike protesting cuts after a 3.9 mill levy defeat. The teachers association seeks to preserve the September 1972 program level while negotiations continue.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Maple Heights
Charles Williams
Maple Heights Teachers Association
Board of Education
Hal Smith
Williams
Poison ruled out in senator's death in Missouri
Autopsy findings in Hannibal show Senator Edward V. Long died of a heart attack. No brain tumor or poisoning detected per St. Louis County medical examiner. Conditions include hypertension and enlarged heart. autopsy followed allegations of possible candy poisoning.
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Hannibal, Mo
Edward V. Long
D-Mo
Long
Helen Dunlop
George Gantner
St. Louis County
Grounded for a year for two oneday traffic violations
Homer Piersall 49 of 1500 Plum Ave pled guilty to two charges from May 1 traffic accidents at 2 16 p.m. and 7 p.m. consecutive six month driving suspensions were ordered with no fine. Other cases include fines for careless driving unsafe vehicle and driving without license.
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Homer Piersall
Plum Ave
J. T. Lamb
Municipal Court
Chester Hawk
Foster St
Franklin
James Calhoun
20Th Ave
Disaster relief quota set for Middletown Red Cross
The Mid dletown Area Chapter sets a $2 640 relief quota as 22 states including Ohio face disasters. Red Cross budgets deplete since July 1 1972 and $2 million more is allocated for floods nationwide. Over 28 000 families are affected and 100 shelters provide aid while industry individuals are urged to donate to the disaster fund.
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Red Cross
Middletown Area
American Red Cross
Garwood Wells
Ohio
Wells
Midwest
Civic Association
Warren County United Appeal
S. Main St
Middletown
Three Lucas County Deputies Seek Hearing After Resignations
Deputies David Dewood Fred Howard and Harold Boyd asked for a public hearing and a retraction of Sheriff William Callahan’s statements after they were forced to resign following an investigation into the release of prisoner John Wiley on armed robbery charges. Wiley is still at large.
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Toledo, Ohio
Lucas’ County
William Callahan
Callahan
David Dewood
Fred Howard
Harold Boyd
Joseph Vidoli
John Wiley
Community Chapel Revival Week Planned With Music Groups
A revival series at Community Chapel begins with a 7 30 p m program tomorrow featuring the Midkoff Mellowtones and Allen Family. Evangelist Jack Combs will speak each evening at 7 30 p m from Sunday to Sunday next week. Special music includes the Homegate Quartet and Robertson Family. Tom Dalton will lead song.
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Community Chapel
Jack Combs
Homegate
Robertson
Tom Dalton
Colosseum in Rome Built by 12 000 Captives
The Colosseum in Rome was constructed using 12 000 captives seized during the Jerusalem conquest, a historically cited detail about its origins and labor force.
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Colosseum
Rome
Jerusalem
Tree falls, man killed near Peebles Ohio
James William Manley, 59, of Peebles Ohio was killed when a tree fell and crushed him while a second tree was brought down. He was an employee of Monroe Lumber Co. and the accident occurred Thursday.
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Peebles, Ohio
James William Manley
Peebles
Ohio
Manley
Monroe Lumber Co
Long family contests will over $2 million estate
The will leaves $10 each to wife and daughter Ann Miller while the remainder, about $2 million, goes to granddaughter Elizabeth Ann Miller, age five. Miss Dunlop is named executrix as the Long family contests the will.
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Ann Miller
Elizabeth Ann Miller
Miss Dunlop
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Garfield St
Darrell Oaks
Oxford State Road
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Glenwood
Lewis
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Central
W. State St
Trenton
THE
Denny Lumber CO
First Ave
Grimes
McAlpin
David Warren
McAlpin’s Sophisticate
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