Middletown Voters Face Three Open City Commission Seats
Middletown voters go to the polls Tuesday to select three of six challengers for three open seats on the five member City Commission. Incumbents Virgil Clark and Mary Lord seek another four year term while James Curry Sr. declines re election.
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Middletown
Commis
Clark
James Curry Sr
Joe B. Gividen
Lemon Township
Virgil Clark
Mary Lord
Middletown Board of Education race narrows to three seats
Six candidates seek three seats on the Middletown Board of Education with Robert C. Cordray the sole incumbent. The central issue is Middletown High School single site versus two schools and candidates range from support for the new high school to calls for studying alternatives and broader city needs.
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Board of Education
Robert C. Cordray
Fulton Lane
WPFB
Cordray
Middletown
East End
Monroe Sets Open House at Lemon Monroe High
Lemon Monroe High School hosts open house Monday from 7 to 9 p.m. Principal W. E. Davis says teachers greet visitors and student guides help locate staff. The event runs during American Education Week and features tours of the new wing housing Home Economics.
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Lemon-Monroe High School
W. E. Davis
Davis
Attorney seeks lifting of ban on practice in Ohio
Columbus attorney Carlton S. Dargusch Sr. asks the Ohio Supreme Court to lift his indefinite suspension from the practice of law, imposed Oct. 25, 1965. The filing comes after the two year limit for rein-statement expired, with the suspension tied to a conflict of interest involving his personal affairs and his role as trustee of a trust holding Sunday Creek Coal Co. stock.
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Columbus, Ohio
Carlton S. Dargusch Sr
Columbus
Ohio Supreme Court
Sunday Creek Coal Co
Better Library Methods Needed At Bowling Green Speech
John G. Lorenz deputy librarian of the Library of Congress told attendees at Bowling Green State University that too much knowledge is wasted due to inefficient library operations during a speech at the dedication ceremony. He urged improvements to library systems and practices.
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Bowling Green, Ohio
Library of Congress
Bowling Green State University
John G. Lorenz
Library expansion sparks debate on knowledge explosion
A university planning document argues for better methods to acquire and organize published material to meet the current knowledge explosion. It emphasizes scalable systems and unified access for researchers and students.
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Iversity
Information crucial to national interest stressed
A speaker urged that a ready supply of accurate up to date information is vital to national interests in prepared remarks. The comment underscores the importance of reliable data across sectors for policy and security purposes.
Voted Records for Ohio Congress Members on Key Roll Calls
AP reports how Ohio lawmakers voted on two roll calls. Senate approved a bill creating Redwood National Park in California by 77 to 6, with Democrats Lausche and Young for. House approved a billending UAR and Sudan cotton exports by 275 to 63, with party lines shown for different Republicans and Democrats.
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Washington
Ohio
Senate
Redwood National Park
California
U. S
United Arab Republic
Sudan
Franklin Men Fined in Municipal Court for Disorderly Conduct
In Franklin Municipal Court Judge J. T. Riley fined Giles Lainhart 38 of 960 S Main and LeRoy Carpenter 26 of 243 S Main 25 dollars each for a disturbance at the Dream Bar on Oct 17 along with two others Gerald Girard 22 of 1008 Columbia and Orval Eration 18 of 430 E Fourth St also 25 dollars. Several others received fines 10 dollars each for muffler registration red light and stop sign violations.
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Franklin
Franklin Municipal
J. T. Riley
Giles Lainhart
S. Main
LeRoy Carpenter
Dream Bar
Gerald Girard
Columbia
Gerald Eration
Orval Allen
E. Fourth St
Stream Stations To Cost 50 000 In Northwest Ohio
The Natural Resources Department says the first five stream monitoring stations in northwest Ohio will cost 50 000. They will measure water quality to guide waste treatment plant requirements. Sites include the Blanchard River near Findlay and the Auglaize near Fort Jennings.
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Columbus, Ohio
Northwest Ohio
Natural Resources Department
Blanchard River
Findlay
Fort Jennings
Tiffin River
Evansport
Milan
Portage River
Woodville
U S Farm Exports to Far East Hit $2 Billion in 1966
Washington reports United States farm product exports to the Far East reached 1.9 billion in 1965 and 2 billion in 1966, accounting for about two fifths of all U S exports to the region.
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Washington
U. S
Far East
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