Evans Conviction to Be Appealed in Cleveland
Jurors found Evans guilty on seven counts of murder in the Gulf City gun battle. Defense attorney Tolliver vows immediate appeals to higher courts including the U S Supreme Court if needed. Evans faces the electric chair as he is transported to the Ohio Penitentiary under tight security.
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Cleveland, Ohio
Stanley Tolliver
Fred “Ahmed” Evans
Tolliver
Supreme Court
Evans, Astrol
Beant
Sunda
Charles W Flemington- Glenville
George J. McMonagle
Evans
Cuva
Bhoga County
Common Pleas
Columbus
U.S. Supreme
McMonagle
Feacer
Ohio Ice
White Pre Penitentiary
PLC
Eightyearold boy refuses ride as body found in lagoon
In Portland a young boy Mark Waxefield stays by the polluted lagoon after harbor patrols search for Kennedy Lockett who vanished from a log strewn waterway. Firefighters continue the hunt while the boy clings to hope and watches for his friend's return amid the grim scene.
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Grey
Kennedy Lockett
Ohio boards revoke four districts charters over state requirements
The Ohio Board of Education revoked the charters of Logan Hills Buckeye Belle Center in Logan County and Winchester in Adams County. The districts must operate on local funds or transfer students next term. The board also approved a $146000 grant for Tri County Joint Vocational School District and an contract for building and equipping a vocational school.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ohio Board of Education
Logan Hills
Buckeye
Belle Center
Logan County
Winchester
Adams County
Tri-County
Athens
Housing
Perry
Seme Counts
Joint Vocational Schoo
Class of 1939 Sets Plan Session
The Middletown High School class of 1939 will hold a reunion planning session at the Civic Association conference room Thursday at 8 p.m. The meeting is open to all members of the class, according to H.J. Anness, class president.
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Middletown High School
The
Civic Association
H.J. Anness
Court Order Issued Against James Meredith
A New York court issued a summons against James Meredith for allegedly harassing tenants in his Bronx apartment building. A tenant complained that Meredith demanded higher rents and cut off hot water and elevator service in the 35 family building. no hearing date was set.
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James Meredith
University of Mississipp
Bronx
Meredith
Ohio House Debates $409 Million Improvements Bill
The Ohio House considers a capital improvements plan totaling 409 million dollars. Funds prioritize mental health facilities water pollution control and state park development with 318 million via revenue bonds and 164 million from State Issue No. 1 plus 54 million from a 1965 bond issue. The plan also allocates 151.3 million to Mental Hygiene and Correction 100 million to the Ohio Water Development Authority and 95.7 million to Natural Resources for parks wildlife and reclamation.
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Columbus
Ohio
Hhe Department of Mental Hygiene and Correction
Ohio Water Development Authority
Department of Natural Resources
Onio Youth Commission
Martin A. Janis
Natural Resources Department
Ohio House Passes Bill to Consolidate Crime Agencies
The Ohio House approved a measure to consolidate state crime agencies under the Governor's office and a new Public Safety department. The plan would abolish the Department of Public Safety and reassign the Bureau of Motor Vehicles and Highway Patrol along with four other agencies. An amendment moves the act's effects up to nine days after passage.
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Columbus
Ohio
Agen
Department of Highway
Administration of
Would Safety
Department
Bureau of Motor Vehicles Public Safety
Department of Highway Patrol
Commerce
Robert E. Levitt
Canton
Ohio Peace Officers Training Counci
Bureau of Criminal
Doty House Group To Elect Officers
The Doty House Parent Teacher Therapist Organization will elect officers at its final meeting Thursday at Doty House at 7 30 p m Special entertainment will be provided by students and a display of winter crafted articles will be set up in the lobby
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Doty House Group
Doty House
Parent Teacher Therapist Organization
Mudbaths Help Free Horse From Mud Near Brooklyn
New York police and volunteers waded into neck high mud to rescue a horse named Roper stuck in a creek near Mill Basin Brooklyn. A police helicopter could not lift the horse. ten officers shed uniforms to join twenty spectators in a muddy effort that freed the animal and returned it to its stable.
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New York
Roper
Mill Basin
Brooklyn
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