Oklahoma City executive leaps to death after police talk
Herbert H. Hartwig 45 head of Apco OilCorp tax accounting leaped from a ninth floor ledge after police believed he would not jump. Officers had calmed him with brief talks and he refused psychiatric help, then drove to visit a girlfriend before returning to his office and jumping at about 5 p.m.
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Oklahoma City
Herbert H. Hartwig
Apco OilCorp
Tom Metzger
Hartwig
City National Bank
Moore
Metzger
Bill Ricketts
Ricketts
Hunger strike at Lucasville death row enters third day
In Lucasville Ohio officials report that 35 of 75 death row inmates refused meals on Wednesday 40 on Thursday and 29 again on Friday amid a protest sparked by the disciplining of an unspecified prisoner No action would be taken unless the strike lasts beyond the weekend according to officials
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Lucasville
Ohio
Lucasvile Itentiary
First Lake Superior iron ore arrives in Cleveland in 1856
The report notes that the first iron ore shipment from Lake Superior reached Cleveland in 1856, marking a milestone in regional industry and transportation development.
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Lake Superior
Cleveland
Egg carton plant at 806 Central Ave closes after 15 years
Diamond International Corp fiber products plant shuts down after the end of the third shift at 7 a.m. with about 60 jobs affected though some workers stay for cleanup. Some operations may continue as a warehousing site for fiber products. The plant has operated 15 years in Cleveland area.
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Diamond International Corp. Fiber Products
Central Ave
United Paperworkers International Union
Births and dismissals listed for local residents
Birth announced for Mr and Mrs Richard Youmans at 3109 Barbara Court a girl was born yesterday. Dismissals include Elsie M Daly Dayton Joni K Davis Charles Darlene Easter S Verity Parkway Verdina A Engle Yankee Road David Hannum Seneca St Myrtle Holder Grove Mary Ethel Johnson Pearl St Mrs Ronald Sutter Sheldon Road Mrs Junior Hicks Taylor St Hospital visiting hours are 11 am to 2 pm and 5 to 8 pm Monday through Saturday for medical surgical and pediatric patients.
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Richard Youmans
Barbara Court
Darlene Easter
S. Verity Parkway
Verdina A. Engle
Yankee Road
David Hannum
Seneca St. Myrtle
Grove
Mary Ethel Johnson
Pearl St
Ronald Sutter
Sheldon Road
Junior Hicks
Taylor St
Accountants to Hold Seminar in Hamilton Campus
The Miami Valley chapter of the National Association of Accountants hosts a Tuesday seminar from 12 30 to 5 15 pm at Parrish Auditorium Miami University Hamilton Campus. Speakers include James Dunham Southwestern Ohio Steel Paul Nenni Nelson Nenni and Co Bill Thorn Haskins Sells and Robert Campbell Miami. The event targets NAA members and new or prospective small business owners with a $6 registration fee.
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Miami Valley
National Association of Accountants
Parrish
Hamilton
Miami University
James Dunham
Southwestern Ohio Steel
Paul Nenni
Nelson- Nenni and Co
Middletown
IRA
Bill Thorn
Haskins & Sells
Dayton
Robert Campbell
Miami
NAA
Hamilton MU
No fines at Franklin Library Weeklong observance
Franklin Public Library offers a fine-free week to align with National Children's Book Week. Return any overdue book without penalty during the week, as stated by librarian Barbara Bruno. The event honors the Newbery and Caldecott Awards with related displays and noted past winners like Island of the Blue Dolphins, Sounder, 21 Balloons, Sylvester and the Magic Pebble, Snowy Day, and Make Way for Ducklings.
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Franklin
Franklin Public Library
Barbara Bruno
Children’s Book Council
Caldecott
Twin Fair Reports Higher Q3 Sales and Stable Earnings
Twin Fair, Inc. of Buffalo announced increased third quarter net sales of 43.7 million, up from 42.7 million a year earlier. Income rose to 220 thousand dollars or 8 cents a share, versus 205 thousand dollars or 8 cents a share in the prior year period.
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Twin Fair, Inc
Buffalo
Middletown man given prison term for burglary
Vernon Viars aged 19 of 422 Baltimore Street Middletown was sentenced to three to fifteen years in the Ohio State Reformatory at Mansfield after pleading guilty to burglary. He was arrested in a break in at 1609 Smith Road and was sentenced by Butler County Common Pleas Judge Robert L. Marrs.
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Hamilton
Middletown
Ohio State Reformatory
Mansfield
Vernon Viars
Baltimore St
Smith Road
Butler County Common Pleas
Robert L. Marrs
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