Wife and husband sentenced in Butler County court
An Oxford State Road woman identified as Dorothy Jackson received four months in Butler County jail after pleading guilty to three of four charges and being found guilty of all four. Her husband Glenn Jackson faced 30 days for disorderly conduct. The incidents occurred at 1361 Central Ave. Other defendants, including Shirley Hilderbran and four men charged with driving while intoxicated, faced various sentences and fines.
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Oxford State Road
Butler County
J.T. Lamb
Dorothy Jackson
Mary Doe
Ptl
Douglas Hampton
Belinda Daniel
Glenn Jackson
Belinsa Daniel
Central Ave
Shirley
David M. Briscoe
Front St
Charles L. Ream
Spring Road
Hamilton
Ivan Handy
Glenn Ave
Arthur Adams
Wilbraham Road
Danny Ray Cox
Stephen Young
Camden
Objections Fail in Murder Case Bound Over Woman
A preliminary hearing in Butler County held yesterday found no strong evidence that Frances Meyer 32of Deerfield Beach Fla shot her husband Ralph 45 at his Pisgah home Sept 12. Judge Hendrickson bound her over to the county grand jury on first degree murder charges after ruling probable cause existed. State witness Dr Garret J Boone coroner testified Meyer was shot three times with death around eight hours before discovery. Evidence included an airline ticket used the day of the shooting a Ft Mitchell motel bill and a box tied to a Florida gun purchase Aug 27. The couple had been separated since April.
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Hamilton
Cincinnati
Harry
Butler
Kay William R. Hendrickson
Frances Meyer
Deerfield Fairfield
Meyer
Beach, Fla
Ralph
Pisgah
Butler County
Hendrickson
Garret J. Boone
Greater Cincinnati
Ft. Mitchell
Florida
Fitness Program Set At Y
The YMCA men’s fitness program begins Monday with openings for men. Directed by Dick Jones the course aims to strengthen the body against cardiovascular disease. Sessions run 5 15 to 6 p m, include pre conditioning testing three month conditioning and re testing. Members must have a medical exam. no cost.
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YMCA
Dick Jones
Termites know your operator in home asset trust concerns
The message questions the reliability of a home operator and warns that trusting valuable property to an unfamiliar asset or scheme can be risky and ill advised, urging scrutiny of who manages and protects assets.
Counterfeit Bills Cashed at Holiday Inn Warned by Police
Police warn of two counterfeit ten dollar bills and two counterfeit American Express money orders cashed at the Holiday Inn. Det. Lt. Wilford Palmes said the notes shared serial D-54042722-C and money orders DE-707940309 and DE-707940211. The forged items were signed by James M. Cox of Diani Avenue in Lima and cashed on September 18 and another day.
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Holiday Inn
Wilford Palmes
American Express
Palmer
James M. Cox
Diani Avenue
Lima
Shriver Luncheon Speaker for Ruppert Campaign
Sargent Shriver former U S ambassador to France and Peace Corps director will speak at a 25 cent luncheon for James Ruppert Democrat candidate for Congress from the 24th District Wednesday at the Holiday Inn in Fairfield Tickets available at the Ruppert campaign headquarters 424 1211.
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Sargent Shriver
U.S
France
Peace Corps
James D. Ruppert
Congress
24Th
Holiday Inn
Fairfield
Shriver
Eunice Kennedy
John F. Kennedy
Maryland
Nixon
Newsweek Magazine
Chicago
Joseph P. Kennedy Sr
Rapport For Congress
Wives Day Out Enrollments Open for YMCA Program
YMCA sponsored Wives Day Out begins Wednesday running for six weeks from Oct 7 to Nov 11. Activities include fitness, swimming, crafts, and a sack lunch. Nursery care for 25 children. crafts include decorative items, pine cone holders, soap and candles. Fee is 8 dollars for members 15 for nonmembers and nursery 50 cents per child per day. Call the Y for details.
Wrong incumbents in Friday election results report
The Journal corrects two errors in Friday's AEIF election-results story. Philip Waits was not the incumbent secretary-treasurer and defeated incumbent Robert Dunn for that post. Gilmer Mays won the vice president race and was an incumbent, a detail omitted in the prior article.
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AEIF
Journal
Philip Waits
Armco Employes Independent Federation Inc
Robert Dunn
Gilmer Mays
Hamilton
Boarding schools run by BIA educate over thirty thousand children
Washington reports that the Bureau of Indian Affairs operates 77 boarding schools with 35,300 children enrolled. The system draws attention for its scale and impact on Native communities.
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Washington
Bureau of Indian Affairs
Great Lakes Could Be Revitalized Under Maritime Bill
Washington reports a broad maritime bill aims to revitalize Great Lakes shipping by creating tax deferral incentives for lake carriers and boosting U.S. flag service. Sen. Mondale hailed it as placing the lakes on par with other coasts and improving Seaway finances to attract more ships. The measure, approved by House-Senate conferees, designates the Great Lakes as a fourth major seacoast and may pass next week.
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Washington
Great Lakes
Congress
Lakes
Robert J. Blackwell
Maritime Administration
House
Senate
Blackwell
Walter F. Mondale
Dminn
St. Lawrence Seaway
Ment Corp
U.S. Treasury
Mondale
United States
Canada
U.S
Final tryouts set for Middletown Campus players group
Final tryouts for the Middletown Campus Community Players' production of three one act plays will be held Monday and Tuesday at 7 p.m. in the Dave Finkelmia Auditorium. Approximately 60 persons who passed the preliminary tryouts will attend the final screening. The plays, two comedies and a tragedy, will be presented November 12, 13 and 14. Tickets go on sale at the auditorium November 12 with other outlets to be announced.
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Middletown
Dave Finkelmia
Local births and hospital dismissals listed in vital statistics
Readable birth notices report several births yesterd ay and today including boys for Mr and Mrs Robert R Dean and Mr and Mrs Clifford Middleton and girls for Alfred Milton George South Douglas Powell Bobby Campbell. Discharges name numerous residents and out of town guests from Franklin Auburn St Sutphin Young St etc. One out of town entry notes a Toursday birth at St Elizabeth Hospital Dayton with Gary Ballard family.
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Robert R. Dean
Guencce
Clifford Middleton
Franklin
Alfred Milton
Prospect Ave
George South
Morrow
Douglas Powell
Enoch Drive
Bobby Cambell
Woodlawn
Jacki Simpson
Robert Wetzel
S. Sutphin St
James Ross
Eleanor Washington
18Th Ave
Carl Miller
Jennifer Morrison
Robert Morrison
Earlie Tolliver
Hendrickson Road
Robert H. Swartz
Ben Swartz
Arcadia Drive
William R. Johnson
Eaton Drive
David Ingram
Thomas Road
Robert Petitjean
Eagar Davis
Yankee Road
Shirley Colwell
Carolina St
Gary Ballard
Germantown Road
St. Elizabeth Hospital
Dayton
Openings for Beginners Ballroom Dance Class
Park department offers a seven week ballroom dancing course for beginners aged over 12. Courses run on seven Tuesdays starting next Tuesday at 8 30 p m in the park administration building at 1400 Highland Street.
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Park Department
Park Administration
Highland St
Soviet U S Scientists Squabble Over Discovery Element 105
Soviet and American scientists clash over who first discovered element 105 known as hahnium. Georgii Flerov accuses the U S Atomic Energy Commission of ignoring Soviet data published in February, while Ghiorso asserts U S work remains the definitive claim despite possible earlier Soviet results.
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Washington
Donnybrook
Georgii N. Flerov
Atomic Energy Commission
U.S
Earth
University of California At Berke
Ley
Albert Ghiorso
American Physical Society
AEC
Flerov
Science
Ghiorso
Dubna
AKC
Berkeley
Puerto Rico to Add 300000 Jobs in 1970s
San Juan reports the Economic Development Administration projects Puerto Rico will create about 300000 new jobs during the 1970s, signaling a major boost to employment and regional growth.
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San Juan
The
Economic Development Administration
Puerto Rico
Injunction Challenges Ohio Residency Rule
Ohio officials report a temporary injunction filing at the U S Supreme Court challenging the state one year residency requirement for voting. Francise Sirak of Columbus seeks to register residents disfranchised by the rule and may win provisional rights for up to ten days before elections.
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Columbus
Ohio
U.S. Supreme Court
Ted W. Brown
Brown
Francise Sirak
Potter Steward
Supreme Court
Sirak
Cuyahoga
U.S. District Court
Cleveland
Ben Green
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