Deaths And Funerals Daniel Blackburn
Daniel B Blackburn 46 formerly of 3107 Andrews St died at Middletown Hospital after a stay since Nov 13. He worked for Fisher Body Co Hamilton and lived in Middletown 29 years. Survived by wife Zonie, three sons Larry in Germany, Orie and Danny S at home, four daughters Mary Cox Betty Naomi Edna at home, mother Alice Blackburn Wolfe County Ky, four brothers Roy James Ernest Dillard Wolfe County, five sisters Birdie Spencer Delpha Reynolds Madgelene Roberts Carrie Baird Barbara Bryant all Wolfe County, three grandchildren. Arrangements incomplete at Joseph R Baker & Sons Funeral Home. Jering nine sons Lineal Rose Germantown Robert Carlos Metcalf Richard Gary James Maurice Taylor all at home Nicholas Lewis Good Miamisburg sister Ernestine Sowers Franklin three brothers Robert James David DeJarnette Franklin and stepfather Ernest Oberlin Franklin.
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Blackburn
Fisher Body Co
Hamilton
Middletown
Zonie
Larry
Germany
Orie
Danny S
Mary Cox
Betty
Naomi
Edna
Alice Blackburn
Wolfe County
Roy
James Ernest
Dillard
Birdie Spencer
Delpha Reynolds
Madgelene Roberts
Carrie Baird
Barbara Bryant
Joseph R. Baker & Sons Funeral Home
Jering
Lineal
Rose
Germantown
Robert
Carlos Metcalf
Richard
Gary
James
Maurice Taylor
Nicholas
Lewis Good
Miamisburg
Ernestine Sowers
Franklin
David DeJarnette
Ernest Oberlin
Funeral Services Held for Mildred L. Taylor in Miamisburg
Mildred L. Taylor 46 of Miamisburg died Sunday at home. Services set for 11 a.m. tomorrow at Brough Memorial Home with burial in Springboro Cemetery. Friends may call today from 4 to 5 and 7 to 9 p.m. Survived by husband Richard and a daughter Mrs. William Mercer of Ket.
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Mildred L. Taylor
Miamisburg
Middletown
Brough
Springboro
Taylor
Richard
William Mercer
Ket
Ada M. Courtney 89 Waynesville library retiree dies
Services for Ada M. Courtney 89 a former Waynesville Public Library employee will be at 2 p.m. tomorrow at Stubbs-Conner Funeral Home. Burial in Miami Cemetery Corwin. An Eastern Star service at 8 p.m. today. She died Sunday at the Friends Home. She was a past matron of Miami Chapter 107 Order of Eastern Star. No immediate survivors.
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Waynesville
Ada M. Courtney
Obituaries for Edwin B. Pierce Sr Thomas Molinaro and Frank Benge
Edwin B Pierce Sr aged 73 of 690 Marcia Ave has private services scheduled tomorrow. Thomas Molinaro aged 70 of 549 Prytania Ave has a funeral mass today in New York City. Frank Benge aged 53 of 1448 Northern Road has services at 1 30 p m Thursday.
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Edwin B. Pierce Sr
Marcia Ave
Webb
Thomas Molinaro
Prytania Ave
New York City
Frank Benge
Northern Road
Brown- Dawson
Concrete Price Fix Indicted in Cincinnati Area
A grand jury indicted Richter Concrete Corp. its president and Hilltop Concrete Corp. along with Eddie Wilson on charges of conspiring to fix prices for Teady-mix concrete in the Cincinnati area since 1967.
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Cincinnati
Richter Concrete Corp
Hilltop Concrete Corp
U. S. District Court
Eddie Wilson
Local Boy to Perform With Columbus Symphony
Middletown High School senior James Stork III will guest solo with the Columbus Symphony at Brookhaven High School Wednesday under conductor Evan Whalen. He won the Symphony Young Musician's Competition Senior Division last January and will perform the first movement of Mendelssohn's Concerto in G Minor. He also plays French horn with Middletown groups and Miami University Band.
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Middletown High School
James Stork III
Columbus Symphony Orchestra
Brookhaven High School
James Stork Jr
Lesley Lane
Columbus ‘Symphony Orchestra
Evan Whalen
Symphony
Mendelssohn
Jim
Middletown Symphony Orchestra
Miami University
UAW and GM Reach Tentative Pact in Nationwide Vote
A tentative settlement between the United Auto Workers and General Motors has been approved by 21 local unions as ratifications roll in. The agreement aims to raise autoworkers' wages by about one dollar per hour over three years, with a nationwide vote by all 155 GM locals to follow and production to resume once ratified.
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Detroit
United Auto Workers
General Motors Corp
UAW
United States
Rhodes Asks Death Suits Dismissed
In Cleveland Ohio AP reports Gov James Rhodes faced motions to dismiss two federal wrongful death suits totaling 5 million filed by the mothers of Jeffery Miller and Sandra Scheuer, both Kent State students killed May 4 during campus unrest. A Columbus lawyer argues lack of federal jurisdiction since Rhodes acted as a public official.
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Cleveland
Ohio
James Rhodes
Jeffery G. Miller
New York
Sandra L. Scheuer
Boardman
Kent State University
Ohio National Guardsmen
LPNs Discuss Institute at Ohio League Meeting
The Ohio League for Nursing regional institute was presented at the Licensed Practical Nurses Association Division 30 meeting at Verity Hall. Judy Long noted the Nov 9 Congress Inn session covered facts, feelings and frustrations shaping care and patient lives. Officers and committee chairs will attend a Columbus workshop next Monday. A covered-dish Christmas party is planned for Dec 14.
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Ohio League For Nursing
Licensed
Practical Nurses Association
Verity Hall
Judy Long
Congress Inn
Miss Long
Columbus
Roger Miller welcomed new daughter to family
Los Angeles AP Roger Miller composer and singer of King of the Road has a new daughter born Monday to his wife Leah 27 at Good Samaritan Hospital. The couple already has a son Den 5.
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Los Angeles
Roger Miller
Leah
Good Samaritan Hospital
Miller
Den
Middletown High Chess Teams Await Tourney Ranking
Middletown High School chess teams tie two points each in the Fairmont West Tournament with four players active. Gary Hattery led the A team with 3.2 points on the board four, while Tim Holman and Don Hackney each had three. A league match vs Vandalia Butler is set for tomorrow at 6 30 p m in room 211.
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Middletown High School
Gary Hattery
Middies
Tim Holman
Don Hackney
Vic Baker
Dennis Jones
Dennis Boyd
Dallas McKeller
Rick Leasure
Herb Goodman
Middletown High
Vandalia Butler
Hamilton Agreement Ratified by Local 233 UAW at GM Fisher Body
In Cincinnati AP report Local 233 UAW ratified a local and national GM settlement at the Fisher Body plant in Hamilton by over a 10-1 margin, about 1,500 members approving. Local 674 at a GM parts warehouse in Sharonville planned a vote, with 8,500 members at Fisher Body and Chevrolet plants in Norwood urged not to return to work if they back the national contract.
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Detroit
UAW
Cincinnati
United Auto Workers
General Motors Corp
Fisher Body
Hamilton
Sharonville
Chevrolet
Norwood
Richard Minton
Big Ammunition Cache Found Amid Cambodian Push
U S and South Vietnamese reports say 3 Americans killed and 20 wounded in heavy rocket and mortar attacks. A Cambodian operation uncovered a 254 ton stockpile of 85 mm ammo in Ratanakiri province near the South Vietnam border, with 11 North Vietnamese killed guarding the cache.
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Saigon
Vietnam
South Vietnam
Bien Hoa
U.S
12Th Infantry
Nixon
Alcoholic Newest Target In GI Drug Use Probe
A Senate subcommittee opened a probe into GI drug abuse and alcohol use. Chairman Sen. Harold Hughes said drinking may menace national security, echoing concerns raised after a TV film showed soldiers smoking marijuana. He cites visits to Vietnam and bases in Thailand and Korea and talks with experts.
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Washington
Senate
Harold Hughes
Iowa
Thomas J. Dodd
D-Conn
Pentagon
Hughes
Lem
U.S
Vetnam
Vietnam
Thailand
Demilitarized Zone
Korea
Americans in Jeeps Parade in Chichester
Joseph Lindhurst, a 46 year old vacation camp owner, and 20 friends dressed as World War II GIs in four U S Jeeps for fun. He says they get strange looks but you cannot drive around in a Jeep with a bowler on.
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Chichester
England
Joseph
Lindhurst
U.S
Defense Witnesses Testify For Brate In 2nd Day Trial
Defense witnesses including the defendant’s wife Irene Brate and neighbor Green Bowling testified in the second day of Phillip Brate’s second degree murder trial. The shooting occurred at Hamilton Plaza Parking Lot after a dispute with Clyde Gabbard Jr. and a companion. Forensic testimony linked shell casings to the weapon found in Brate’s car.
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Hamilton
Phillip Foster Brate
Dixie Highway
Court of
Common Pleas
Robert L. Marrs
Brate
Armco Steel
Middletown
Clyde Gabbard Jr
Millville Ave
Richard J. Wesser
Cincinnati
Gabbard
Steve Molnar Jr
Ohio Bureau of Identification and Investigation
London
Molnar
Andrew W. Cherney
Irene Brate
Green Bowling
Hamilton Fraternal Order of Police
River Road
Hamilton Plaza
Bowling
Suit Filed In Loss Of Eye In Middletown Crash
Larry Taylor of 1108 Girard Ave Middletown filed a $250,000 damage suit in Butler County Common Pleas Court against Reynolds L Hannah of 115 Lebanon St Monroe. Taylor, a passenger in Hannahs auto, alleges the southbound car ran a stop sign on McKinley Street and struck a westbound vehicle on Manchester Avenue, causing facial scalp knee injuries and the loss of an eye.
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Hamilton
Middletown
Butler County Common Pleas Court
Larry Taylor
Girard Ave
Reynolds L. Hannah
Lebanon St
Monroe
Taylor
McKinley Street
Manchester Avenue
Smelly habits guide sparks new sensitivity training
London based author Nancy Holt promotes scent and touch as methods to loosen inhibitions. Holt now runs sessions where participants grope and sniff in groups to encourage nicer interactions and better couples guidance.
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London
Nancy Holt
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Bud) Steller
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Central Ave
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Howard Johnson
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