Awards Presented To Graduates At Fenwick
Fenwick High School awarded a graduating class at the bac calaureate dinner with numerous honors. Recipients included Betsy Kall Ted Braun Sally Akers Tim Klaber and Linda Wise among others for academics service and extracurriculars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fenwick
Fenwick High School
Ray Conti
Vicki Moon
John Smith
Betsy Kall
Sally Akers
Cindi Abney
Joe Scherer
Donna Witte
Debbie Hilbert
Joni Thier
Patti Sutter
Crisco
Veronica Profitt
Betty Crocker
Debbie Miller
Ted Braun
Engineering Society of Cincinnati
Bob Cramer
Cynthia Abney
Tim Klaber
Carla Mullgraw
Dan Imfeld
Bonnie White
Tom Spellmire
Ralph E. Oesper
Linda Wise
Mark Zulock
Andrea Dudley
Mark Mullarkey
Connie Pfay
Roseann Settich
Joan Stolls
Poppies On Sale Raise Funds For Veterans And Orphans
Volunteers from American Legion Post 218 will sell veteran made poppies today and tomorrow at downtown and Midlletown Shopping Center to raise money for the Poppy Fund. Mrs Rader Mullins Jr chairs the drive saying funds aid national and local charities including food baskets for veterans and gifts to orphans at Doty House and Sailors and Soldiers Orphans Home in Xenia.
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Middletown
American Legion Post 218
Legion Poppy Fund
Rader Mullins Jr
Doty House
Sailors and Soldiers Orphans Home
Xenia
Airline safety hits 23 year low accident rate in 1971
The U S airline industry recorded its lowest overall accident rate in 23 years for 1971, according to the National Transportation Safety Board.
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Washington
U.S
National Transportation Safety Board
Care for US Europe ties urged by Luxembourg envoy at Miami
Luxembourg ambassador Jean Wagner told a Miami University audience that US European relations must gain “care” during this decade as Europe moves toward monetary union. He said unity in Europe is a key goal and praised Miami University for establishing a European Study Center in Luxembourg and offering Luxembourg scholarships to promote mutual understanding.
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Oxford
U.S
Europe
Jean Wagner
Luxembourg
United States
Miami University
European Monetary Union
Wegner
Brower Urges Population Control On Campus
David Brower, conservationist, spoke at Miami University Middletown urging population control as a top priority in solving environmental crises. He argued current growth strains resources and energy, criticized Zero Population Growth, and called for mass transit, recycling, and reduced car pollution led by engineering a lasting auto. He noted the need to act locally, urging students to be proactive in their communities.
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David Brower
Brower
Middletown
Miami University
America
Brewer
Alaska
United States
Ralph Nader
The
Sierra Club
Suspended Driver Sentenced in Local Court
Seven motorists pleaded guilty to speeding and related charges as Municipal Judge J T Lamb cleared a traffic docket. Thomas Howard received 30 days in Butler County jail for driving while suspended after a prior DWI. James Lepera was fined 200 dollars plus costs, jailed three days, and suspended from driving a year for DWI. Other drivers Sandiin, Houk III, Elam, Hurley, and Pope were fined 50 dollars and costs for careless driving.
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J.T. Lamb
Butler County
Thomas Howard
Meadow Ave
James Lepera
Stratford Drive
DWI
John Sandiin
Stubbs Road
George Houk III
Chipawa Drive
Hamilton
James Elam
Vanderveer St
William Hurley
Andrew S
Charles Pope
McGuire Ave
Scouts Gather Behind Manchester For Memorial Day Parade
Boy Scouts Cubs and Explorers will meet behind the Manchester Motor Inn at 9 a.m. Monday for the Memorial Day parade. All are to be in uniform, organizer Elza Abraham said.
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Manchester Motor Inn
Elza Abraham
No Postal Pickets Reported at Middletown Post Office
Local postal workers in Middletown show no informational picketing. Oscar Koeppel says no talks of protest among the 64 carriers, who belong to the American Postal Workers Union. Nationally, picketing targets post offices for the right to strike over unresolved local issues.
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Middletown
Oscar Koeppel
American Postal Workers Union
George Velte
MU Draws Industry's Praise for Paper Technology Program
Industry advisers lauded Miami University's paper technology program for high placement rates and strong course completion. The 27 graduates are the largest class among eight national programs. Of 24 seeking employment, 17 placed. two more near job agreements.
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Oxford — Industry
Miami University
C.E. Brandon
Miami University Pulp and Paper Foundation
Brandon
Walter Moorehouse
Syracuse University Paper Foundation
American Paper Institute
Miami
Dynamite Found Near Trenton Near Oxford State Road
A 14 year old Franklin boy discovered 51 sticks of dynamite behind a guardrail near a revival tent on Oxford State Road in Butler County. Wright Patterson AFB bomb squad disposed of the explosives at the county garage under their supervision with Trenton police assisting. The Rev Pearl Sizemore was conducting services at the site.
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Wright Patterson Air Force Base
Oxford State Road
Butler County
Trenton Bridge
Franklin
Luther Cummings
Tibball St
Pearl Sizemore
Fort Thomas Ave
Fort Thomas
Trenton
Kintyalocts Fund Meal Set For June 24 At Camp Hook
The third annual chicken dinner fundraiser honors Mike Kintyalocts who died in Vietnam. Tickets cost 10 dollars with 25 sponsor tickets at 25 dollars. a regular fund dinner is 2.50. Proceeds support a Memorial Camping Scholarship and local scouting. Tickets go on sale this weekend via Order of the Arrow members and at the scout office. chairs for regional towns to be announced. Mike earned two Purple Hearts and other medals and supported less fortunate scouts.
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Mike Kintyalocts
Camp Hook
Mike
David Reese
N. Marshall Road
Gus Kinivalodts
West Place
Trenton
Vietnam
Order of the Arrow
Civic Association
Middletown
Franklin
Trenton Lebanon
Monroe
Kiniyalodts
Cincinnati Gas & Electric earns $2.07 per share for year
The Cincinnati Gas and Electric Co and subsidiaries report earnings of 2.07 dollars per common share after preferred dividends for the twelve months ended April 3, down from 2.17 dollars in the prior year.
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Cincinnati Gas & Electric Co
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Edward Braun
Bruce Foley
David Hampel
Elizabeth Kall
Lawrence Long
Dale Trepanier
Taylor Home Improvement
Oxford State RD
Engles Corner
ZIRKA
Middletown Jaycees
Local
Butler County Cancer Society
Butler County Heart Fund
W. W. Sebald
Knothole
Middletown School Board
South Breiel Blvd
Montgomery
Gough-Lamb Cleaners
House of Drugs
Carlisle
Lebanon
Iycee
Romalo Nelson
Julius Nelson Jr
Cleveland
Demetrious
Harriel X. Jones
Reporter
Manchester
American Savings and Loan
Citizens Savings and Loan
Federal Savings and Loan
Kintyalocts Fund
George Kiniyalocts
Camp Hook T
We Fund
PVA
Aia
Kemper
AS Rubin
Rubin Insurance
Clinton
Nemete
Long Grove
Hime
Rah
tre _eshanios
Ymiauta
Firestone Champion
Chet Rautlerson, Store Mgr
Linda Cunningham
Sales
MGR
SO. Broad ST
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