Butler Clerk of Courts Candidate Seeks Opponent Challenge
Gordon Boudinet Jr. announces bid for Butler County clerk of courts saying no office should be unopposed. The 46 year old Democrat cites finance and supervisory background from McGraw Construction Armco Steel and Mosler Safe Co as part of his qualifications. He notes past candidacy for Hamilton City Council in 1960 and current unemployment due to budget cuts at Hamilton Safe Co and service as St Veronica Federal treasurer-manager.
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Gordon Boudinet Jr
Butler County Lerk
Frank
Boudinet
Hamilton
Clerk race highlights payroll deduction debate and plans
Republican incumbent Edward Robb defends voluntary payroll deductions used for his campaign while challenger Boudinet opposes the practice and favors only voluntary employer contributions. Boudinet, a Hamilton resident and father of eight, outlines limited campaign funds and reliance on party support, and emphasizes efficiency under state prescribed office duties.
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Robb
Butler County
John Holcomb
Boudinet
Mosler
United Way
Protocol chief lauds U.S. Africa policy
Shirley Temple Black, former ambassador to Ghana and Ford administration chief of protocol, praised U.S. Africa policy as morally impeccable in a National Press Club speech. She expressed optimism and urged showing sincere help to end oppression and poverty in Third World Africa.
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Washington
Shirley Temple Black
U.S
Ghana
Ford
Africa
National Press Club
Black
Death penalty moves closer to return after court action
The Supreme Court refused to reconsider last July’s ruling on Florida Texas and Georgia death penalty laws removing a federal delay of executions. Other states faces must meet court requirements while prosecutors see no mass executions soon. The court will hear a case on whether death penalty is constitutional for rape.
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Washington
United States
Supreme Court
Florida
Texas
Georgia
High Court
Judge Orders Binding Arbitration in East Liverpool School Dispute
Judge J Warren Bettis ordered binding arbitration between the East Liverpool Education Association and the school board after two weeks of unproductive talks. A three member panel will arbitrate contract issues as about 200 teachers return to classes following a walkout that reduced attendance to under five percent last Friday.
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East Liverpool
Ohio
Columbiana County Common Pleas Court
J. Warren Bettis
East Liverpool Education Association
Bettis
The
Education Association
OEA seeks probe of district over teacher pay
The Ohio Education Association asks state officials to investigate Ripley Union Lewis district in Brown County for keeping salaries at last year’s level, despite new minimum pay scales. Superintendent Jimmy Ferguson says the district cannot afford the minimum.
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Columbus, Ohio
Ohio Education
Ohio
OFA
Martin W. Essex
Ripley- Union-Lewis
Brown County
Board of Education
DEA
Sally Savage
Jimmy Ferguson
Middletown Psychologist Dr Packard Named in Biography Dictionary
Dr Martin T Packard a Middletown clinical psychologist in private practice for adults and children is chosen for the Dictionary of International Biography volume 14 from the Cambridge based International Biographical Centre. He previously appeared in Who's Who in the Midwest and may attend the Third International Conference in Florence Italy in March 1977.
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Martin T. Packard
Middletown
International Biographical Centre
Cambridge
England
Packard
Middletown Area
Florence
Italy
Vital Statistics Entries Mention Several Franklin Area Names
A list of individuals including David R. Forster of Sierra Road and Bryan Retherford, son of Mr and Mrs Curtis Retherford, of Franklin, along with several others from Croydon Lane Franklin Lewis St Shawnray Drive and Ohio Street. Hospital patient number 424 1871 noted for Middletown Hospital.
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David R. Forster
Sierra Road
Ernest Howard
Croydon Lane
William Howard
Franklin
George Meeks
Lewis St
Lela M. Rogers
Shawnray Drive
Alpha R. Burgher
Farmer Caldwell Jr
Kyle T. Frazier
Finley St
Aaron King
Ohio
St Bryan Retherford
Curtis Retherford
Leslie B. Goldie
Middletown Hospital
Warren Johnson departs WPFB after 26 years as sportscaster
Warren Johnson leaves WPFB after 26 years marking the end of a long tenure as Middletown’s top sports voice. Owner Paul Braden says Johnson quit last Friday amid unresolved differences over compensation despite Johnson’s claim of a final discussion and termination Monday.
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Warren Johnson
Wpfb Radio
Johnson
Ohio
Paul F Braden
Middletown
Braden
WPFB
Florida
Kent State probes alleged improper degree to Puerto Rican businessman
The state attorney general’s office investigates claims that Kent State University issued a doctorate to a Puerto Rican businessman. University officials met with an assistant attorney general to discuss whether there was an effort to buy a degree or show favoritism.
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Kent, Ohio
State Attorney General's Office
Kent State University
Tony May
May
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