City Halloween Fun Planned For Oct 31
Preliminary plans announced for the community neighborhood Halloween celebration on Tuesday night October 31 under the Parks and Recreation department. The event will be citywide with many civic groups invited to supervise at least six neighborhood parties for all ages, with a bonfire parade costume contest games and refreshments from Frischs. Winners will receive prizes from the Downtown Retail Merchants Association Middletown Shopping Center.
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Retail Merchants Association
Middletown
John Paschal
Park Department
Goldman
Sunset
Garder Parks
Barnitz Field
New Campaign Advertising Rules Take Effect This Fall
Secretary of State Ted W. Brown outlines amendments to Senate Bill 62 changing campaign advertising rules in the Miami Valley. The law now requires names and residences of sponsors, adds sample ballots to prohibited items, and doubles penalties to 300 to 2000 dollars. The changes, effective Oct. 16, apply to the November election and aim to prevent violations through clearer disclosures.
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Miami Valley
Ted W. Brown
Senate
Ohio General Assembly
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Mercury Capsule Display At University Of Cincinnati Fair
A Project Mercury capsule will tour UC campus in a free fair October 13 to 21 at the armory fieldhouse. University president Langsam said NASA arranged the display, a 26 foot high capsule with a mannequin in flight position.
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University of Cincinnati
Walter C. Langsam
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
University
West University Avenue
Alan B. Shepard Jr
Virgil I. Grissom
America
Earth
United States
Cincinnati College - Conservatory of Music
Hebrew Union College
Ban On Ocean A Tests Asked
Geneva AP The International Labor Organization appealed Friday to nuclear powers to keep oceans free of atomic test explosions. The ILO Joint Maritime Committee of 15 shipowners and 15 seafarers representatives cited grave health hazards from nuclear tests and urged every effort to minimize the danger.
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Geneva
International Labor Organization
ILO
Joint Maritime Committee
World Labor Body
Physiologist to Speak at Trenton High
Dr. H. Clyde Eyster, a research plant physiologist at the Kettering Foundation on the Antioch College campus, will visit Trenton High under the Visiting Scientists Program of the Ohio Academy of Science. The program funds 125 scientists to visit Ohio high schools at no cost to the schools, supported by the National Science Foundation.
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H. Clyde Eyster
Kettering Foundation
Antioch College
Trenton High School
Ohio Academy of Science
Ohio
National Science Foundation
Trenton High
Eyster
Science Club
Bucknell University
Lewisburg
University of
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