Albert Dies at 99. Star of Green Acres and More
Eddie Albert, famed for Green Acres as Oliver Douglas, died at 99 from pneumonia at his Pacific Palisades home. He influenced film, stage, and TV from Broadway to Switch and Falcon Crest, and championed conservation and health causes. His son Edward Albert recalled a dignified passing. Albert served in World War II earning a Bronze Star and later supported UNICEF, surviving by his daughter Maria and two granddaughters. Private funeral planned.
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Defendant acquitted of murder in Franklin County trial
Timothy Daniel, 25, was acquitted of murder and concealed weapon charges after his ex girlfriend and a friend testified he shot Luke Morbitter outside a Columbus bar in September. The judge said the jury’s verdict differed from his prior ruling, noting the unusual outcome.
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Interim treasurer Clark to depart. Engel to start early
City officials announced interim treasurer Clark will be missed as Michael Engel is slated to begin work early and on an hourly basis until June 20. William praised Clark's history and said Engel will assume permanent duties sooner than planned, reshaping city staffing.
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GOP to require ethics training for candidates in Ohio
Ohio GOP chairman Robert Bennett vows mandatory ethics training for all candidates seeking party support amid scandals. He links the investigations into a state coin fund and past fundraising probes to Democratic advantage next year as Gov Taft’s administration faces a major resignation. Bennett says candidates must act transparently as public life becomes a fishbowl. Democratic chair Dennis White retorts that the plan reflects one party rule.
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Former captain pleads to second DUI offense in court
Former lawman, arrested after passing out at a Steak N Shake drive-thru, pleads to a second DUI. His attorney says he received no special treatment and lost his job, with a minimum ten day sentence and up to six months. The judge urged treatment for alcoholism as the priority.
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Animals removed from home under court order
Neighbors reported neglect to Middletown Humane Officer Liz Lucas who obtained a court order from Judge Mark Wall to seize animals. Police removed three tail cats from a six foot high pen after a three foot long exposure. The Animal Friends shelter faces strain with five nursing mothers and litters needing foster homes as total animals rise to 232. Shelter contact is (513) 867-5727.
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Liquor agents disciplined for cuffing attendant
Two state liquor control agents lost one day's pay after cuffing Fuad Mohamud outside a Columbus nightclub for a $5 parking fee. They drove him around for about 30 minutes before releasing him, claiming a valid arrest. The obstruction charge against Mohamud was dropped.
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Obituary: Janice Marilyn Apring of Middletown dies at 62
Janice Marilyn Apring, age 62, of Middletown, died Thursday May 26 2005 at her residence. Arrangements are complete at Breitenbach Mc Coy Leffler Funeral Home.
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Carol Ann Cavolt Dies at 74 in Hamilton
Carol Ann Cavolt, 74, of Hamilton died May 26 2005. Visitation 5 to 8 PM Tuesday at Brown Dawson Funeral Home 330 Pershing Ave. Service 10 AM Thursday at the same location.
William Marstall Dies in Middletown May 27 2005
William Marstall of Middletown died Friday May 27 2005 arrangements are complete at Wilson Schramm Spaulding Funeral Home.
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Webb Viona, 83, Franklin Resident, Dies
Viona Webb died May 26 2005 at Franklin Ridge Nursing Home. Born February 4 1922 in Morgan County Kentucky she was preceded in death by husband Vincent Gamble Elijah Gamble Lillie Wright four brothers and one sister. Survived by five sons Clark Frank Larry Longworth Parker Kindred Eddie Combs all of Franklin daughter Ginny Taylor Franklin three brothers Jack Jess Oss Gamble two sisters Marine Brewer and Mattie Franklin eleven grandchildren sixteen great grandchildren. Private funeral with burial Woodhill Cemetery officiated by Brother Edward Carpenter. Memorials to Harbor Lights Hospice of Dayton. Arrangements by Arpp & Root Funeral Home Germantown.
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