Herbert Faces GOP Backing Crisis Over State Loans
Ohio treasurer John D Herbert faces possible loss of Republican support after questions over handling of million dollar state loans and a firm that contributed 15000 to his campaign funds. Auditor Cloud questions his oversight and party leaders weigh withdrawal of backing.
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Perry Smith
Columbus, Ohio
John D. Herbert
Herbert
Roger Cloud
GOP
John S. Andrews
Sup
Educational Aides Sought By Middletown Schools
Middletown City School District invites applications for educational aides for the 1970-71 year. A two week pre school workshop will prep hires with $75 weekly and $2.50 hour during in service. $2 hourly during the year. Grants fund the program with no local tax. Applications accepted at 1515 Girard Avenue through May 29.
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Middletown City
Lois Lewis
Education Professions Development Act
Lewig
Girard Avenue
Maple Park
Lewis
Mattson Reaches 40 Years as Middletown Firefighter
James Lyle Mattson marks 40 years of service at Fire Station No. 2 and moves into a new 41st year as assistant chief. Born 1908 in Elton Wisconsin, he joined in 1930 after marrying Meryl Carr. He recalls major fires from Sorg Paper Company in 1960 and helped grow the fire division from two to five stations.
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James Lyle Mattson
Crawford Street
E. F. Reed
Mattson
Jess Borders
Elton
Wis
Meryl Carr
Middletown
State Hospital Report Finds No Misconduct at Hawthorn
A joint panel of four private and four state psychiatrists will report no foundation for allegations at Hawthornid en State Hospital near Akron. They say Dr Eliere J Tolan ordered electric shock as punishment for five patients. The Ohio Department of Mental Hygiene will receive the report in about a week after signatures.
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Dayton
Ohio
Dayton Daily News
Hawthornden State Hospital
Akron
Hawthorn Iden
Eliere J. Tolan
Ohio Department of Mental Hygiene and Correction
L. Douglas Lenkoski
Case Western Reserve University
James Barbuto
Summit County
Negro Named First Black President of U S YMCA
Donald M. Payne of Newark New Jersey will be installed Sunday as the first Negro president in the 125 year history of the national YMCA. Payne, 35, was elected Friday at the convention of the 5.6 million member organization and ran unopposed. He has held several YMCA posts, largely in Newark.
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Pittsburgh
Donald M. Payne
Newark
N.J
National Ymca
Payne
Newark Chamber of Commerce
YMCA
City’s 1969 Report Highlighted in Public Display
City officials promote a 5000 copy 1969 Report brochure across banks schools offices and clinics to summarize municipal achievements. It notes 419 employees 733 tons of salt dumped for streets 14600 curb miles of cleaning 83000 cubic yards Sanitation pickup 920 births and 132293 pool visits across three pools.
O'Neill Remains Critical After Heart Attack
Officials report Chief Justice C William O'Neill of the Ohio Supreme Court remains in critical condition after a heart attack Friday in Gatlinburg Tennessee. He is in an intensive care unit at Baptist Hospital Knoxville with family present. O'Neill, 54, has served Ohio as a state representative House Speaker attorney general governor and since 1960 on the Supreme Court.
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Columbus
Ohio
Baptist Hospital
Knoxville
Tenn
C. William O'Neill
Ohio Supreme Court
Gatlinburg
Washington County
House
Supreme Court
Sesame Street Approved For Mississippi Television
The Mississippi Authority for Educational Television approved Sesame Street for statewide broadcast after earlier rejection. The show will run on the Jackson station on weekdays once tapes are secured, likely in two to three weeks, as the ETV network expands with new funding.
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Jackson, Miss
Mississippi Authority For Educational Television
Mississippi
ETV
Jackson
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Dhone
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O'Neill
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