Miami University Oxford campus opener date discussed
Miami University president Dr. Phillip R. Shriver outlined May 18 as a target date to reopen the Oxford campus and said the final reopening decision rests with him based on safety. He noted faculty meetings and possible changes to exams and refunds depend on campus conditions and state support remains uncertain.
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Kent State Killings Claim Second Degree Murder
Sen. Stephen Young urged charges of second degree murder against the Kent State incident lieutenant who ordered guardsmen to fire and led to four student deaths. He cited witness affidavits and a Life magazine photo while federal prosecutors broadened the civil rights inquiry and considered a grand jury.
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Cleveland
Fenwick High School Fashion Show Planned by Home Economics
The Fenwick High School home economics department will present student fashion exhibits as part of the Parent-Teacher Council meeting at 8 p.m. in the auditorium. Six young models will showcase outfits, with new officers installed beforehand. A plant display and refreshments will be offered.
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Woodsdale area landfill gets state approval with reservations
Ohio Department of Health accepts Woodsdale Road county landfill site south of Trenton with conditions. State requires 20 feet from water, flood‑elevated land, no trenching, and a two‑foot clay seal. Public hearing date not set as committee nears completion. Site on former CG&E land along the Great Miami River in Madison Township.
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Wilson Named Full Time Hamilton City Manager
Hamilton City Council elected Howard F. Wilson full time city manager effective immediately by a 5 2 vote. Mayor Mark Petty criticized the move arguing a pre election pledge was breached after tax increase support and post election screening of applicants. Wilson had served in acting posts since January 1969 following C R Lukens resignation.
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Hack) Wilson
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Monroe Seniors Honored by Lions Club Scholarship Banquet
The Monroe Lions Club honored the top ten percent of Monroe High School’s graduating class at a banquet at Congress Inn. Eugene Bennett of Miami University spoke on college concerns and the local campus needs. Twenty four students were named and will receive certificates and Lions Club scholarship medallions.
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Brenda Jones
Daniel L. Mannon
Ann R. McDonough
Vicki G. McIntosh
Phillip J. Melampy
Steve Miltenberger
Phyllis J. Morgan
Douglas E. Murphy
Roberta A. Roe
Barbara J. South
Paul W. Smith
Stephen Walck
Sandra West
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James Anderson
Scout leaders to discuss Boy Behavior session
Melvin Barker and Dr. Jack Harris will discuss Boy Behavior at the seventh Scout leader training session. The meeting starts at 7 p.m. at the First United Methodist Church.
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Burglars Hit Church Looting $610 At New Life Temple
Middletown police said burglars pried a rear window screen at 6830 Trenton Franklin Road New Life Temple and stole an electric typewriter an electric adding machine a regular typewriter and $10 with a tape recorder later found along a creek bank. Intruders also broke a rear door glass at Amanda Middle School on Oxford State Road but nothing appeared missing.
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Scouts Earn Badges At Troop 10 Meeting
Scouts received badges and awards at a Boy Scout Troop 10 gathering held at the Church of God last night. Recipients include Mark Davis Chris Curtis Don Hoppe Larry Sharp Bob Martin Jerry Rodgers Paul and Chuck Clevenger Darrel Coppock John and Don Overpeck Doug Baird Jeff Gardner Rick Dunn Mark Alspaugh Gary Lovill Randy Martin John Engle Bill Agee Curt and Doug Baird and Martin Hayes.
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John Engle
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End All Violence Plea Of Ohio State Students
Leaders from groups claiming to represent about 90 percent of Ohio State University students formed the Majority Alliance to reopen the university and prevent further trouble. They call for calm debate, defend free speech but oppose violence, and urge student majors to engage in campus activities.
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Kent State University
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