Franklin Board Grants Motel Variance On Ohio 123 Site
The Franklin appeals board granted a variance for a $2.5 million motel at the Ohio 123 Interstate 75 site, limiting the complex to 108 rooms on six acres and tying motel construction to completion of adjacent luxury apartments. The decision awaits city council approval and was not opposed at the meeting.
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Ohio 123
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Pope Paul VI Celebrates 50th Anniversary of Ordination
Pope Paul VI marked the 50th anniversary of his ordination at Mass in Sant Anna church Vatican City. The 72 year old pope, nearing the end of his seventh year, appeared relaxed and rested as he led prayers for world governments and people to heed his peace appeals.
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Pope Paul VI
Sant’Anna
Two Cincinnati Men Named In First Degree Murder Indictment
Hamilton County Grand Jury charged Charles Broadnax and Choya Jackson in the April 24 deli owner Paul Keith shooting during an attempted robbery. They face murder counts and are accused of wounding Keith’s wife Celeste.
Environmental Sessions Set for North Carolina Universities
Representatives from six major North Carolina universities will meet at North Carolina State University to plan a statewide environmental decision making program. The effort, requested by the State Board of Higher Education, aims to educate the public through workshops seminars educational TV and publications.
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N.C
North Carolina
North Carolina State University
State Board of Higher Education
U S Trains Meo Refugees as Guerrilla Force in Laos
In 1961 the United States began aiding Meo refugees displaced by Laos fighting between the Pathet Lao and the Royal Lao Government. The program later armed and trained the Meo as a guerrilla force in support of anti communist efforts.
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U.S. Vientiane
United States
Laos
Pathet Lao
OSU Students Parents Sue Over Campus Disruptions
A suit filed in Franklin County Common Pleas Court names parents and students from Ohio State University and several faculty and activists as defendants. The petition seeks a declaratory judgment on enforcing campus rules, seeks firing or expulsion of those involved, and cites aims of stopping militant protests linked to the Third World Solidarity Committee and other groups. A hearing is set for Tuesday morning amid broader nationwide college unrest.
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Joel Ann Todd
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Bert Barriteau
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Lorraine Iris Cohen
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Third World Solidarity Committee
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Ad Hoc Committee For Student Rights
David Kettler
University of Cincinnati
Edmund Boston
Afro-Am
Paul Cook
Michael White
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