Fall To Death Beats Degree By Just 2 Days
Oberlin College senior Richard C. Hubbell of Kensington Maryland died after a fall from a cliff during a camping party in Brownhill Township Lorain County. He was set to graduate Sunday with a BA in psychology and suffered fatal injuries Friday night. The sheriff reports he apparently lost his footing while with fellow seniors, ending a near-graduation ceremony by two days.
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Oberlin, Ohio
Oberlin College
Lorain County
Richard C. Hubbell
Kensington
Brownhill Township
Two Face Burglary Rap In License Bureau
City police arrested two suspects yesterday afternoon after an attempted break in at the new motor vehicle license bureau on Central Avenue. Clay Hurley, 21, of 3107 Andrew Street, and a 15 year old youth of South Main Street were taken into custody at the juvenile’s home. They were identified after witnesses provided Hurley’s car license number during a burglar alarm call at 1 25 p.m. Investigators said witnesses saw two persons leaving the rear of the bureau. In a separate possible daylight break in, the union hall at the Armco Main gate was entered and a receipt book a tax record book and 1969 1970 records were reported stolen.
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New Motor Vehicle License Bureau
Central Avenue
Clay Hurley
Andrew St
S. Main ‘Street
Hurley
Bureau
Armco
Kroger Union Talk Resumes Over Hours Issue
Negotiations restart Monday between Kroger officials and Local 1099 strikers from 67 stores across southern Ohio northern Kentucky and Indiana. Federal mediator James W Wilson oversees after three hours of talks Saturday. The union seeks fixed hours wages and benefits while outside salesmen and stocking policies remain disputed. A rented truck struck two pickets injuring John Harmon 23 and Michael Bleyzis at a Hartwell store in Cincinnati.
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Cincinnati
Kroger
Ohio
Kentucky
Indiana
James W. Wilson
James Connolly
Springfield Township
Hartwell
John Harmon
Michael Bleyzis
Polluters in Pittsburgh Face New Environmental Vigilantes
David Nixon, a 30-year-old Colorado political scientist, and John Zavodni, 27, launch a Rivers and Harbors Act driven probe into 73 pollution counts against U S Steel, Jones & Laughlin, Wheeling Pittsburgh Steel and Pennsylvania Industrial Chemical. They financed a canoe journey and field sampling to aid the case, with fines potentially totaling $182,500 and a 50-50 share for evidence providers.
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Pittsburgh
Colorado
David Nixon
Ohio
Monongahela
Nixon
John Zavodni
Justice Department
U.s.steel Corp
Jones & Laughlin Steel Corp
Wheeling- Pittsburgh Steel Corp
Pennsylvania Industrial Chemical Corp
U.S
Western Pennsylvania
Richard Thornburgh
New York
Gwen B. Zeichner
Steven
Inter B. Wyatt
Southern District
Transit Mix Concrete Corp
Obituary for Alfred J Edwards Middletown custodian at Madison HS
Funeral services for Alfred J Edwards 62 of 4849 Victoria Drive will be at 1 am Tuesday at Joseph R Baker & Sons Funeral Home officiated by Rev Joseph Harvey. Burial in Woodside Cemetery. He died yesterday at Middletown Hospital after four days as inpatient. Survived by widow Elsie Edwards a daughter Gordon Sparks Middletown two stepsons David Anthony Duncan of London England and Duvall Iver Duncan of Porthcawl South Wales four grandchildren and his father stepmother and siblings all of Monmouth South Wales. No visitations.
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Alfred J. Edwards
Victoria Drive
Joseph R. Baker & Sons
Joseph Harvey
Church of the Ascension
Woodside Cemetery
Edwards
Middletown Hospital
South Wales
Great Britain
Madison High School
Elsie Edwards
Gordon Sparks
Middletown
David Anthony Duncan
London
England
Duvall Iver Duncan
Porthcawl
Alfred Edwards
Monmouth
Funeral services for Charles H. Lighter set for Tuesday
Charles H. Lighter 64 of 9500 Bunnell Hill Road Dayton will be laid to rest Tuesday at 2 p.m. at Anglesby Funeral Home with Rev Emil Allen officiating. Visitation is Monday from 2 to 9 p.m. Burial in Springboro Cemetery. A retired area farmer, he drove a Springboro school bus for seven years.
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Franklin
Charles H. Lighter
Bunnell Hill Road
Dayton
Anglesby
Emil Allen
Springboro
Lighter
Farmer Killed By Tractor Near Hamilton
A 66 year old Butler County farmer Charles Brandenburg of Hamilton died when his overturned tractor pinned him after he and a second tractor tried to pull the stuck machine from mud. The 3:20 p.m. incident occurred on his west farm, he died en route to Mercy Hospital. Funeral plans are incomplete.
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Butler County
Hamilton
Charles Brandenburg
Mauds-Hughes Road
Mercy Hospital
McCoy- Leffler Funeral Home
New Bell Offer Rejected by CWA in Ohio Contract Talks
The Communications Workers of America rejected Ohio Bell Telephone Co’s latest wage and fringe benefits proposal. CWA director Thomas C. Ryan called the offer inadequate and demanded further improvements before acceptance. Negotiations for a new three year contract have been ongoing since April 13, with this being the second offer rejected.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Communications Workers of America
Ohio Bell Telephone Co
Thomas C. Ryan
CWA
Ohio Bell
U S Official Nominates Cashman to Ohio Health Post
Dr John W Cashman assistant US Surgeon General and director of Community Health Services for the Public Health Service was named by Gov John Gilligan as director designate of the Ohio Department of Health He will serve as consultant until his six month residency is complete and until formal appointment takes effect A Cleveland native he graduated from the University of Chicago in 1946 and joined the Public Health Service after internship before serving as a medical officer in Cleveland in 1947
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Columbus
Ohio
John W. Cashman
U.S
U.S Public Health Service
John Gilligan
Ohio Department of Health
Cashman
Thomas Gardner
Police Briefs Report Car Theft Loss
John F. Mandzak of 510 Fulton Lane reported a thief took items valued at $100 from his parked car in a recent incident.
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John F. Mandzak
Fulton Lane
Irish Mail Truck Hijacked and Robbed
In Florida a new law bans water skiing under the influence of alcohol. The legislature passed the bill 38 to 1, with no abstentions, signaling strict penalties for intoxicated water sports.
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Tallahassee, Fla
Florida
Middletown Campus Fine Arts Open House Program
The Middletown campus of Miami University hosts a 3 to 7 p.m. Community Recognition Open House featuring a concert by the Miami University Middletown Choir directed by Christine Kegley, followed by the Campus Community Players melodrama excerpts directed by David Ballard. A student dance by Miami Oxford Campus Orchesis and art shows in Gardner Harvey Library and Logan Johnston Hall run 5 to 7 p.m. as buildings open to the public.
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Middletown University
Dave Finkelman
Miami University Middletown
Christine Kegley
David Ballard
Miami
Oxford Campus
Orchesis
Lana K. Rosenberg
Gardner Harvey
Logan Johnston
Johnston
Middletown
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Thurs
Happy Hobby House
Crawford
Dick Johnson
Zavodni
Gallitzin, Pa
Allegheny County
Army Corps of Engineers
Army Engineers
Charles Lighter
Bell
Ohio Health
Fine Arts
Seskul
Rome
Vox
Marvin
Central Ave
U. S
Union Sanitary
Allan Johnson
Regent Drive
Park St
2Nd Ave
Studio Theater
Grand Ave
Gideon Ra
Poasttown
Mobile Home Court
Trenton Shopping Center
Carlisle Shopping Center
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