Blond Euro carrier of bomb at Tel Aviv airport
A blond European man with a suitcase bomb triggered a deadly blast at Ben-Gurion Airport killing a female security guard and wounding ten Israelis. A second device exploded during police removal with no injuries, and a third contained only clothes. PFLP claimed responsibility with conflicting accounts.
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Tel Aviv
Israel
S Crence
Hugo Miller
Ben-Gurion International
Beirut
Radical
Popular Front For the Liberation of Palestine
PFLP
City day care center seeks to expand openings this spring
Nine of nineteen students at the Lafayette Avenue day care center will be added this spring, creating more openings. The center, housed in the Community Center annex, can serve up to 25 children aged 3 to 5 with two teachers, two aides, and a cook. Costs include a $10 registration fee and $15 weekly per student. A van and a chest freezer are sought via funds or donations for field trips and meals.
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Marva Sampson
Lafayette Avenue
Retired police captain James Miller dies of heart attack
Obituary notice for James G. Miller 50 a Middletown police captain and former deputy director of the Ohio Bureau of Liquor Control who died of a heart attack. He was surrounded by family at home when found unconscious. autopsy confirmed heart attack. He served from 1947 rising to captain in 1967 and retired in 1974 to oversee law enforcement and laboratory work. He was active in the Fraternal Order of Police First Baptist Church and Wildwood Golf Club. Funeral details set with an honor guard. memorials suggested to the church organ fund.
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James G. Miller
Middletown
Ohio Bureau of Liquor Control
Middletown Hospital
Miller
Mary Dean
Barnitz St
Capt. Miller
Beattyville
Elmer Miller
Middletown High School
Miami University
Bureau of Liquor Control
Middletown Security
Fraternal Order of Police
The
First Baptist Church
Wildwood Golf Club
Joni
Deborah Sebastian
Indiana
Lloyd
Alvin
Carrie Wagner
Germantown
Bertha Johnson
Gratis
Elizabeth Caudle
McCoy Leffler
G. Walter Weber
Woodside Cemetery
First Baptist Church Organ Fund
Lebanon residents challenge sewer cost and seek new estimate
Lebanon residents in Avalon Heights question the city plan for a 300000 sewer project and urge hiring an engineering firm for a second estimate. They seek a trunk line near YMCA and EPA funding considerations while the council debates area coverage and cost disputes. The council also approves an emergency ordinance allowing horses on three acre lots with limits on stables and proximity to lot lines.
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City Council
Harold Jarnicki
YMCA
Environmental Protection Agency
EPA
Jarnicki
Avalon Heights
Council
Middletown's Mandzaks to be Concorde's first city passengers
Mike Mandzak owner of Meadows restaurant and his wife are named as Middletown's first Concorde passengers. They are booked on the Sunday flight from Dulles to London, aboard British Airways, with an airtime of about three hours and 50 minutes. The couple plans a brief European trip and may return on a Concorde. They expect gourmet dishes on board including foie gras and quail in brandy.
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Mike Mandzak
Meadows
Middletown
First National Bank of Middletown
Mandzak
Dulles International
London
Dulles
British Airways
Europe
Rome
United States
Mandzaks
U.S. A
Carlisle chief warns mini-bikers on bikes in yards and streets
Carlisle Police Chief Robert Reichard warns mini-bike operators and parents that all mini bikes must be licensed with a licensed operator and safety gear such as a helmet and goggles. If bikes appear on private property without permission the owner may file charges. on public property tickets may be issued and the bike impounded until ownership is proven then the owner faces a permit violation.
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Carlisle
Robert Reichard
Reichard
Woodside Cemetery Sets Memorial Hours For Holiday
Woodside Cemetery announces Memorial Day hours with gates open 7 a.m. to dusk on Saturday Sunday and Monday. Special office hours are 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Saturday and Sunday and 8 a.m. to noon Monday. For safety, visitors are asked not to bring floral arrangements in glass containers or use wires to secure flowers. Rules for grave decorations can be obtained by calling or stopping by the office.
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Woodside Cemetery
Robert McMullen
McMullen
Une
Ohio Supreme Court suspends two lawyers
The Ohio Supreme Court suspended two attorneys for professional misconduct. Earl H. Moore Jr of Dayton and Norman W Holt of Akron faced discipline for failures to file tax returns and for failing to file a lawsuit after being retained by a client.
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Columbus, Ohio
Ohio
Supreme Court
Earl H. Moore, Jr
Norman W. T
Akron
Moore
Holt
Anse
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