Blue Cross Costs Topic Of Talk By O'Neil
John O Neil enrollment manager with Blue Cross in Cincinnati will discuss southwest Ohio agency costs before the Middletown Exchange Club at noon. O Neil, formerly Dayton district manager, now coordinates work across five Blue Cross districts Cincinnati Dayton Hamilton Springfield and Portsmouth. He joined Blue Cross in 1958 as enrollment representative later labor representative and was employment manager at St Elizabeth Hospital Dayton. He earned a bachelor degree from the University of Dayton in 1955.
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John
Jack) O'Neil
Blue Cross
Cincinnati
Southwest Ohio
Middletown Exchange Club
Schaefer
O'Neil
Dayton
Blue Shield
Ohio
Hamilton
Springfield
Portsmouth
St. Elizabeth Hospital
University of Dayton
Elegant Couple Robs Miami Beach Restaurant in Tuxedos
A well-dressed couple in formal wear with a masked accomplice robed a restaurant of 1400 dollars in Miami Beach. They were with a shotgun robber who ordered money while staff and one customer were herded into a freezer before the trio fled.
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Miami Beach
Fla
Peacemakers Return After Cyprus War Threat Ends
U S envoy Cyrus Vance left Cyprus for Athens with word the Turkey Greece crisis over Cyprus is resolved. NATO chief Brosio said substantial understanding between Greece and Turkey had been reached and conflict danger no longer exists. UN envoy Roiz Ennett also departed New York as talks continued. Pipinelis foresaw a final communique but did not expect completion today.
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Athens
Turkey
Greece
Cyprus
U.S
Cyrus Vance
Washington
Manlio Brosio
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Brosio
Brussels
Jose Roiz-Ennett
United Nations
New York
Johnson
Panayiotis Pipinelis
Vance
Makarios
Kentucky Southern College Votes Independence in Merger Stand
Kentucky Southern College trustees voted 18-1 to remain independent amid a 29 day drive by students who raised 1.18 million dollars to block a University of Louisville merger tied to a 4.5 million debt. Students outside the meeting awaited outcome as the move preserves tuition plans, including a 200-dollar per trimester increase next month.
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Louisville
Kentucky Southern College
University of Louisville
KSC
Boy Is Put On Probation After Delinquency Plea
A 13-year-old Hamilton boy pleaded guilty to delinquency and was placed on probation with strict rules after police linked him to two older youths in the Oct 8 fatal beating and robbery. Judge David Black imposed a 9 p.m. curfew and warned the mother and father to monitor their son’s conduct while keeping him away from the two youths. The court found he was not directly involved in the fatal incident. Another 15-year-old was previously placed on probation. Chambers’ hearing date is pending.
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Hamilton
Butler County
David Black
Roy Joseph Wolke Jr
Ludlow Sr
Joe Chambers
Pershing Ave
Fourth St
William Brown
Middletown
Black
Father of State Senator Nye Dies in Akron
Richard A. Nye, 63, an Akron lawyer and former state representative, died of an apparent heart attack at his home. He was the father of State Sen. William B. Nye and served on Akron City Council in 1932-33 and in the Ohio House in 1961-62.
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Akron, Ohio
Richard A. Nye
Akron
Nye
William B. Nye
Ohio House
Police Brutality Suit Filed in Cleveland Case
Former safety director John N. McCormick and ex-police chief Richard Wagner, plus two unnamed officers, are named in a 140000 civil rights suit filed by the Greater Cleveland Civil Liberties Union. Phillip G. Bradshaw alleges officers beat him during a seizure at Central Police Station after an arrest for drunkenness. The suit accuses officials of failing to discipline the officers.
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Cleveland (Ap
John N. McCormick
Richard Wagner
U.S. District Court
Greater Cleveland Civil Liberties Union
Phillip G. Bradshaw
Bradshaw
Central Police
McCormick
Wagner
Appeal Filed In Strike At Alum Crest Hospital
Workers at Alum Crest Hospital join picketing as Local 1478 seeks union recognition after a Franklin County Common Pleas Court order that fired striking employees for violating the Ferguson Act. A hearing is set for 3 p.m. today.
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Columbus. Ohio
Franklin County
Franklin County Common Pleas Court
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Kentucky College
L. Leroy Highbaugh Jr
Nicosia
Island
Sheffield Watches
MGC
Suwike
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