Antioch College expels 30 after campus clashes
In Yellow Springs Ohio Antioch College mailed expulsion notices to 30 students after a Tuesday confrontation in which two deans were blocked from entering student occupied buildings and were pelted with eggs. The campus remained closed as officials consider further dismissals.
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Yellow Springs
Ohio
Antioch College
Southwestern
Ohio Liberal Arts School
James Dixon
Ewell Reagin
Carl Clark
Antioch Hall
Dixon
Reagin
Pat Moore
Ellicott
Man 21 sentenced for theft and armed robbery
Fred L. Jackson 21 of Middletown was sentenced to an indeterminate term at Mansfield Reformatory for the April 19 armed robbery of Couch's Supermarket in Hamilton. Companion James Quinn 30 pleaded guilty to robbery and awaits disposition after a pre sentence report.
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Hamilton
Fred L. Jackson
Louis Place
Middletown
Mansfield Reformatory
Jackson
Butler County Common Pleas
Couch’s
Central Ave
Arthur J. Fiehrer
James Quinn
Kunz Ave
Fred B. Cramer
Quinn
Lukens Named Co Chairman for MS Charity Horse Show
State Sen Donald Buz Lukens will co chair the first annual Multiple Sclerosis Charity Horse Show set for July 14 at the Butler County Fairgrounds. Funds aid 45 MS patients in the county, with the Butler County Chapter offering free transportation therapy and equipment.
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Donald
Buz
Lukens
Butler County Fairgrounds
Lucille Elder
Hamilton
Butler County
National
Henderson Newton Jr Bankruptcy Petition Filed in Dayton
Henderson Newton Jr of Trenton filed bankruptcy in U S District Court Dayton listing assets of 400 dollars and debts totaling 31 497 dollars.
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Henderson Newton Jr
Trenton
U.S. District Court
Dayton
Ohio House panel OKs expanded impacted cities bill
A 11-3 vote by the Local Government and Urban Affairs Committee backed Senate approved legislation enabling municipalities to use private capital to eliminate slums. Amendments broaden eligibility to any Ohio city able to run the program, widening beyond cities in federal urban renewal or neighborhood development plans.
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Columbus
Ohio
House
Local Government and Urban Affairs Committee
Ohio City
Senate
Senate House Conference
State Lottery Commission
Ohio Senate considers fee hike for sheriff services
A bill to nearly double sheriff charges for writs subpoenas indictments and juror summons moves through the Senate. Current fees range from 1 to 10 dollars. The Senate also acts on a probate reform bill boosting estate amounts exempt from probate hearings and passes three other measures.
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Columbus
Ohio
Senate
Robert T. Secrest
Cambridge
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Parma
Howard C. Cook
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Toledo
Washington
Max Dennis
Wilmington
Paul Gillmor
Port Clinton
Robert J. Corts
Elyria
Richard G. Reichel
Massillon
Walter L. White
Lima
Mr. Meyer
Equal Opportunity Companies
Greater Cincinnati
Linda Keller
Diet Rite
Royal Crown Cola Co
Georgia
RC Cola
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