NRA conservatives oust three officers elect Carter EVP
NRA conservatives remove three top officers at its annual meeting in Cincinnati and elect Harlon Carter 63 as executive vice president Carter vows to strengthen the lobbying arm ILA and defend gun rights while a halt is placed on developing the NRA National Outdoor Center at Raton New Mexico until next year The meeting ran into the early hours amid disputes over funding and anti gun control stance
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Cincinnati
National Rifle Association
Harlon Carter
NRA
Federation For
Maxwell Rich
Irvine Reynolds
Rancho Santa
Carter
Institute For Legislative Action
IRA
ILA
Raton
N.M
Neal Knox
Knox
Ford
Rockefeller
Colorado Springs
Colo
Nixon weighs pardons in final days of presidency
Richard Nixon said in a Frost interview published by Newsweek that he briefly considered pardoning everyone involved in Watergate but declined to do so to avoid inflaming the situation. He also noted discussions with Haldeman and Ehrlichman about pardons and amnesty for draft evaders, and referenced a tearful prayer with Kissinger during the crisis.
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New York
Richard Nixon
Nixon
David Frost
Newsweek
White House
HR Haldeman
John Ehrlichman
Congress
Henry Kissinger
Kissinger
PUCO Names Brash News Director in Ohio Agency
Steven Brash will lead PUCO public information, succeeding Paul Richards who resigned. The Norton native and current WBGU-TV news director begins June 1 after roles at Bowling Green State University and the Daily Chief Union. Steven Kurdziel is named deputy director and starts immediately.
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Columbus, Ohio
Steven Brash
Public Utilities Commission of Ohio
Public
Paul Richards
Brash
Norton
Wbgu-Tv
Bowling Green
Bowling Green State University
Daily Chief Union
Upper Sandusky
PUCO
Steven Kurdziel
Public Information Office
Kurdziel A
Cleveland
Jewelry and Goods Reported Stolen From Buchanan Residence
A theft at 1405 Oxford State Road in Butler County involved burglary of a microwave oven firearms and jewelry from the home of Charles Buchanan. Deputies reported the burglary yesterday and are investigating the missing items.
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Charles Buchanan
Oxford State Road
Butler County
Sheriff's Deputies
Local Birth Announcements Highlight several Franklin and Trenton families
Vital reports list births at multiple addresses with both parents names and genders. Entries include Stephen Helton Franklin boy and Tim E Weidle Franklin girl along with McIntosh West Chester girl Abernathy West Chester boy Hayes Trenton girl Shelley Junior Franklin girl Greathouse address Plymouth Ave with John L continuing.
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Werbert McIntosh
Alice Ave
Franklin
Charles Abernathy
Highland Greens
West Chester
Paul D Hayes
Jacksonburg Road
Trenton
Aurba Shelley Jr
First Ave
Herbert Greathouse
Plymouth Ave
John L
Hospital Dismissals and Local Addresses Listed
Statistics Turner at 102 Harrison Street lists a girl born May 16. Names of patients discharged include Norman Adkins Sheffield Street Steve Brewer Grand Avenue Andrea Coffey Franklin Glenda Everhart 18th Avenue and Delissa Jarnagin Franklin.
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Turner
Harrison St
Norman Adkins
Sheffield St
Steve Brewer
Grand Ave
Andrea Coffey
Arnold Coffey
Franklin
Glenda Everhart
18Th Ave
Delissa Jarnagin
Middletown Board of Education to Discuss Community Concerns
An open discussion dominates the Middletown Board of Education meeting agenda. Residents from Middletown and Monroe are invited to speak at 7 30 p m in the school administration offices on Girard Avenue.
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Middletown Board of Education
Middletown Or
Monroe
Girard Avenue
Quilt club outing replaces meeting at library
The Jeannette Niederlander quilting and needlework group will not meet tomorrow at the Middletown Public Library. The outing remains scheduled, with the next regular meeting set for June 7 at the library.
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Jeannette Niederlander Quilting and
Middletown Public Library
Recital Planned by Joyce and Laure Morgan Students
Piano students under Joyce and Laure Morgan present a recital tomorrow at 7:30 p.m. at the Women's Center. Participants include Douglas Whiteman Amy and Mark Walters Natasha Baggett Cindy Brannaman Twana Leap Amy Krick Lisa Fultz Jenny Welling Cheryl Draught Mary Kay Theiss Tina Bowling Kathy Miller Melissa Hagen Amy Human Mark Gryparis Lorraine and Michelle Sturgill.
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Joyce
Laure Morgan
Women’s Center
Douglas Whiteman
Amy
Mark Walters
Natasha Baggett
Cindy Brannaman
Twana Leap
Amy Krick
Lisa Fultz
Jenny Welling
Cheryl Draught
Mary Kay Theiss
Tina Bowling
Kathy Miller
Melissa Hagen
Amy Human
Mark Gryparis
Lorraine
Michelle Sturgill
Karen Quinlan Still Alive One Year Later
Karen Quinlan remains alive a year after being removed from a respirator in Morris Plains New Jersey. Doctors predicted death within hours, yet she has persisted with periods of activity and involuntary reflex responses noted by observers. Her parents defended the right to die ruling while NBC plans a TV movie and the Quinlans write a book donate profits to the Paterson Diocese.
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Morris Plains
N.J
Karen Anne Quinlan
Miss Quinlan
New Jersey Supreme Court
Karen
Fred Swanson
Morris View
Joseph
Quinlan
Julia
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