Reward Offered for Missing Toy Poodle Heidi
Mr and Mrs Alden Williams seek their lost AKC registered toy poodle Heidi a six pound silver beige dog stolen during a burglary on Wilbraham Road between 5 30 and 10 p m Friday. A $500 reward is offered for her return alongside mislaid coins boxed silverware a television set and firearms valued at several thousand dollars. The family has canvassed the area hoping neighbors saw Heidi or the thieves.
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Alden Williams
Wilbraham Road
Heidi
AKC
Williams
Ohio Thanksgiving Weekend Traffic Death Toll Rises
The weekend toll on Ohio roads climbs toward 31 deaths as two crashes early in Morgan and Wayne counties claim multiple lives. Since Wednesday 6 p.m. the count reaches twenty fatalities with the period ending at midnight Sunday.
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Associated Press
Ohio
Ohio Department of Highway Safety
Morgan County
Wayne County
Cleveland sets new 1972 murder record at 295
Cleveland police announce the city has reached 295 homicides in 1972, surpassing the old 294 tally from 1969. The latest victim is 30 year old Cora Mixon, shot after an argument. she gave a description of her killer before dying.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Cora Mixon
Love Bug From Amazon Jungle Attracts Toronto Interest
Toronto entomologist Ross Holliday returns from a month long Amazon expedition with thousands of tropical insects including the love bug. The team collected giant rhinoceros beetles, giant spiders, scorpions and unclassified moths for study of tropical diseases. Specimens will go to the Insect Pathology Research Institute, the Royal Ontario Museum, and universities and hospitals.
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Toronto
Amazon Jungle
Ross Holliday
Holliday
Canada
Insect Pathology Research Institute
Federal Department of the Environment
Royal Ontario Museum
Gilligan Aide Denies Major Ohio Budget Increase
An Ohio governor's aide refutes reports that Gov. John J. Gilligan will seek a 600 million dollar budget hike. He says no final budget exists yet and no tax increases are planned. The two year plan reportedly would begin July 1 and total nearly 5 billion with largely preexisting items.
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Gilligan
Columbus, Ohio
John J. Gilligan
Ohio
Crown Family Donates Sailing Center to Naval Academy
The Henry Crown family funds a 700000 dollar two story Sailing Center with docks and an anchorage along the Severn River Chesapeake Bay for the U S Naval Academy at Annapolis Maryland. The center will house the Intercollegiate Sailing Hall of Fame trophies and memorabilia and is slated for completion in July 1973. Captain Robert Crown USNR served 1942 to 1946 in the Pacific Philippine and American theaters and died July 6 1969 while commanding an ORT at Great Lakes Training Center Illinois.
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Chicago
U.S. Naval Academy
Annapolis
Anchorage
Robert Crown
U.S. Naval Reserve
Henry Crown
Severn River
Chesapeake Bay
U.S. Navy
George Meany Discharged From Hospital After Observation
AFL-CIO President George Meany 78 was released from Phelps Memorial Hospital after three days of observation for mild chest pains. A hospital spokesman said his condition is good and he will be examined by his personal doctor on returning home to Bethesda, Maryland. No further cardiac issues were documented.
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Tarrytown
N. Y
Afl-Cio
George Meany
Phelps Memorial Hospital
Raymond Phillips
Meany
Marvin Fuchs
Bethesda
Phillips
O. J. Peeling dies at 55 in Monroe home
O. J. Peeling of 55 Scioto Circle Monroe died at his home Saturday after residing there since 1963. He practiced law in Cleveland for about 50 years and was a World War II veteran. Survived by wife Barbara son Thomas three grandchildren and two brothers. Funeral at McCoy Leffler Monday 3 p.m. with Rev. Emmons officiating. Burial in North Cemetery Monroe. No visitations.
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O. J. Peeling Monroe
O. J. Peeling
Scioto Circle
Pleasant
Cleveland
Peeling
Jefferson Lodge No. 90
F&am
Scottish Rite of
Dayton
Antioch Shrine
Barbara
Thomas
Bay Village
Ohio
Heber
Fairborn
Byron
McCoy-Leffler
Irvin Emmons
First Presbyterian Church of
Middletown
North Cemetery
Monroe
Services for Mrs. Virginia Ringle Held Monday
Funeral services for 88 year old Virginia Catherine Ringle, long time Middletown resident, will be at Joseph R. Baker & Sons Funeral Home at 2 p m Monday with Rev G Walter Weber officiating. Burial is in Woodside Cemetery. She died Friday in Greenwood Nursing Home Hamilton after a 20 year stay there and is survived by a third daughter Mrs Margaret Dyehouse of Mansfield Ohio in addition to other relatives.
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Virginia Catherine Ringle
Middletown
Joseph R. Baker & Sons
G. Walter Weber
Woodside Cemetery
Ringle
Greenwood Nursing Home
Hamilton
Taft boss defends ax on Alice Cooper broadcast
Taft Broadcasting president Lawrence Rogers ordered WKRC Cincinnati to cut short ABCs In Concert during Alice Cooper. He called the show pornographic and said he would do it again if similar programs air. Protesters gathered, bomb threat called, switchboard jammed as WTVN in Columbus carried the whole program.
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Cincinnati
Taft Broadcasting Corp
Lawrence Rogers
ABC
WKRC
Rogers
Alice Cooper
Dick Cavett
Wkrc-Tv
Franklin native Winship promoted to senior editor at UPI
Frederick M. Winship of Franklin, 32 native, named senior editor of United Press International after serving as cultural affairs editor since 1960. A DePauw and Columbia Journalism alumnus, he joined UPI in 1946 and has covered United Nations assignments, trials, and arts. He will focus on cultural affairs and the changing American life while continuing art reviews.
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Journal
Frederick M. Winship
New York
Franklin
United Press International
International News Service
UPI
Winship
Middletown Journal
Franklin High School
Middletown
DePauw University
Columbia University Graduate School of Journalism
India
Nepal
Ogden Reid
Wilbur W. Winship
Hill Ave
Jearmine Tree
Lincon Center For the Performing Arts
Carnegie Hall
Butler County Christmas Home Drive Starts Tomorrow
The Butler County Children's Home in Hamilton launches its annual Christmas appeal Monday, running through Christmas. Executive director Frank L. Peterson says funds will buy gifts for boys and girls, with excess used for birthdays, recreation and budget extras. Donors may mail money to Mrs. Barbara Dayton at 425 D St Hamilton, or contact Richard Gordon for large gifts. Gifts should not be wrapped or indicate contents.
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Hamilton
Butler County Children’s Home
Frank L. Peterson
Richard Gordon
Barbara Dayton
Ohio liquor permit suspension for Louie Rudd at Lucky Stop
The Ohio Department of Liquor Control orders a two week suspension starting December 20 on Louie Rudd’s liquor permits at Lucky Stop 2716 Yankee Road. Two additional one week suspensions were ordered due to a June 27 conviction in Mid town Municipal Court for possession of a gambling device, with further Sunday restrictions alleged.
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Louie Rudd
Lucky Stop
Yankee Road
Ohio Department of Liquor Control
Columbus
Rudd
Middetown
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Roosevelt Blvd
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Cremeans Appliance & TV
E.state ST
Orolot
Virginia Ringle
Taft Broadcasting
WTVN
Fred Winship
Dixie Hwy
Eaycat
Ben Ligon
N. Main
Manchester
Middletown's Fines Cleaners & Levaderers
Park St
2Nd Ave
Central Ave
Studio Theater
Grand Ave
Gideon Rd
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Mobile Home Court
Trenton Shopping Center
Carlisling Center
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