Kirk Predicts Big GOP Sweep In November Race
Florida Governor Claude Kirk told West Central Ohio Republicans at a $125 dinner that a GOP landslide in November is plausible. He noted potential vice presidential discussions but said no one runs for the No 2 spot. He argued Democrats favor big government and urged practical, individualist Republican solutions.
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Greek Vicar to Visit Church Here
The Very Rev. Iakovos Garmatis, vicar general of the Seventh Greek Orthodox Diocese, will officiate at the Divine Liturgy at 10:30 a.m. Sunday at Sts. Constantine and Helen Greek Orthodox Church. The patron saints will be honored and a luncheon will honor Do. Nicholas Revelos, parish council president and dean of Cincinnati's Chase School of Law. Revelos is the youngest to hold that post. Guests include City Commission Chairman William Denham and Father Garmatis. He will also lead the Great Vespers Monday evening with Middletown area clergymen participating.
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Cincinnati
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Former Resident Named By Shriver
Dr. M. Joan Popp, Miami University alumna and professor at Northern Illinois University, has been chosen by Miami president Dr. Phillip R. Shriver as the university’s representative at Rhoten A. Smith’s NIU inauguration on May 24. Popp, former Middletown resident, holds a PhD from the University of Iowa and a master’s from Ohio State, and participated in Women’s Recreation Association and Orchesis.
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Miami
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State Schools Expensive In Ohio Survey Shows
Ohio residents pay roughly 60 percent more than the national average for state higher education tuition and fees, according to an East Ohio Gas Co. survey. Tuition ranges from 363 at Central State to 600 at UC for Ohioans outside Cincinnati, with private colleges also rising. observers note costs may climb despite a Regents veto delaying increases.
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Youth Committed For Part In Spree
A 15 year old area youth, James Fisher of Franklin, was permanently committed to the Ohio Youth Commission by judges from Highland and Adams counties for his role in a May 1 crime spree. The spree began with robbing Adams County Commissioner Forrest Mason and ended in a gun battle that left one man dead and two wounded. Fisher received an indefinite term after being convicted of aiding and abetting in the assault on Hillsboro policeman Monty Rayburn, who was wounded and who returned fire, killing Walter Brogan Latham, the youth’s uncle. David Chasteen, 22, of Franklin, is jailed on $10,000 bond on two assault-with-a-weapon charges.
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Baby Rescued From Busy U S 60
Taxi driver Donnie Beckett spotted a 15 month old crawling in the median of U S 60 in South Charleston West Virginia. He stopped traffic and carried the child to the sidewalk before returning her to the mother after knocking on several doors.
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Local Knights of Columbus to Attend State Convention
Four representatives from Knights of Columbus Council 1610 will travel to Cleveland for the state convention. The 281 councils in the state will hear the six point program contest winners announced during the gathering. Attending from the area are Fred Wootan and Mrs. Wootan, plus Ernest Weikert and Mrs. Weikert.
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