Convict Gilmore Faces Firing Squad Death Decision
Utah Supreme Court weighs whether to hear Gary Mark Gilmore's appeal as the condemned man seeks death over further prison time. Preparations for a firing squad execution at 8 a.m. include a heart target, volunteers, and a hooded chair, with a psychiatric evaluation ordered.
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Salt Lake City
Gary Mark Gilmore
Utah Supreme Court
Gilmore
Utah
American Civil Liberties Union
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Samuel W. Smith
Utah State Prison
U.S. Supreme Court
GI bill ends for new service entrants in 1976
The third GI bill, aiding 6.6 million veterans since 1955, will close to new entrants after December 31 1976. Ford signed the Veterans Education and Employment Assistance Act 1976 creating a voluntary contributory program with member contributions of 50 to 75 dollars monthly, matched by the VA at two to one, up to 2700 dollars.
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Armed Services
Ford
Veterans Administration
L.M. Merritt
Cleveland VA
Prince Charles to leave British navy after five years
Prince Charles heir to the throne and captain of the minesweeper Bronington says he will leave the navy on December 15 after five years of service. He told the British Press Association there are other things to do and it would be selfish to stay locked away. He, 27, will oversee planning for next year's jubilee for Queen Elizabeth II marking 25 years of her reign.
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Rosyth
Scotland
Charles
Bronington
British Press Association
Elizabeth II
Parkway Church of Christ to mark 41st anniversary weekend
The Parkway Church of Christ at 1300 Germantown Road hosts a weekend of seminars led by Dr Lewis Foster, professor at Cincinnati Bible Seminary, begun at 7 p.m. Friday and Saturday and a 2:30 p.m. Sunday seminar after a 1 p.m. fellowship dinner. Dr Foster, serving since 1950, holds multiple degrees from Indiana University Yale Harvard. The public is invited.
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Parkway Church of Christ
Germantown Road
Lewis Foster
Cincinnati Bible Seminary
Foster
Indiana University
Yale University
Harvard University
Recycle ’76 Glass Contest At MARC In November
Middletown Area Recycling Center sponsors Recycle ’76 with glass as the featured material for November. Participants bring brown green or clear glass to MARC at 310 N Main St each Saturday 9 am to 2 pm. Glass bottles and jars must be clean without lids and light bulbs are not accepted. The group donating the most glass by weight wins a $25 savings bond. October winner was Doty House.
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Middletown
Marc
Doty House
Masters Quartet to Sing at West Middletown Church Program
The Masters Quartet from Lebanon and Indiana will perform at the West Middletown Church of God monthly singing event at 5350 Vine St tomorrow. The program begins in the evening.
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Masters
Lebanon
Indiana
West Middletown Church
Bankruptcy filed by Richard L White in Dayton court
Richard Lawrence White of Middletown has filed for bankruptcy in U S District Court in Dayton listing assets of 220 dollars and debts of 8,177 dollars.
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Richard Lawrence White
Middletown
U. S District Court
Dayton
Waste amazes foreign students in Ames Iowa
An Ethiopian university student reacts to the Ames Solid Waste Recovery plant near Iowa State University saying his country would have eaten or reused the trash. Kenneth Moravetz notes foreign workers are astonished by U S wastefulness as the pile grows with items like 50 pairs of shoes and working refrigerators. The plant handles about 60 pounds per person daily in the service area.
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Ames, Iowa
Ethiopia
Ames
Kenneth Moravetz
Iowa State University
Moravetz
Jerry Temple
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S. Main St
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