Middletown candidate Joan Compton announces education board bid
Joan Compton announces candidacy for the Middletown Board of Education with a platform promoting press access to meetings, diverse faculty, and accountability. She cites a role for parents and communities in discipline and drug education, and advocates a full-time school accountant to improve administration.
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Middletown Board of Education
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The
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Portland
Smith College
Middletown
Ross H. Compton
Armco Steel Corporation
Great Rivers Girl Scout Council
Middletown Hospital Auxiliary
Citizens Council On Human Relations
First United Presbyterian Church
Butler County Man Charged In 2 Holdups
Two armed robbery warrants from Lawrence County Ohio were served against Gerald Marcum 29 of Reily yesterday afternoon. Marcum allegedly robbed the Ashland Ironton Holiday Inn night auditor of 1200 dollars at gunpoint last August 6 and the Tradewell Market Chespeake assistant manager of 7039 dollars at gunpoint on September 18.
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Lawrence County
Ohio
Reily
Butler County
Gerald Marcum
Marcon
Ashland- Ironton
Ian
Chespeake
House Passes Consumer Bill Strengthening Protections
The House approved the consumer protection bill 344 to 44, creating a new agency and backing the Office of Consumer Affairs. Nixon aides hailed it as a milestone while Nader allies criticized it as mediocrity and warned no strong bill may pass this year.
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Nixon
House
Senate
Ralph Nader
Government Operations Committee
Virginia Knauer
Knauer
Nader
Congress
Benjamin S. Rosenthal
D-N.y
Rosenthal
Consumer Protection Agency
White House
Office of Consumer Affairs
Consumer Advisory Council
Federal
House Rules Committee
Holifield
William 5. Moorhead
D-Pa
Don Fuqua
Gerald R. Ford
Michigan
Harting Named Best Speaker at Hecklers Club
The Middletown Ohio Bell Hecklers Club honored Jerry Harting as best speaker of the evening. Red Beachler earned most improved speaker while Gordon Jump took best critic and Bill Apgar served as speechmaster. Stueve Baker was impromptu master.
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Middletown
Ohio Bell Hecklers Club
Jerry Harting
Red Beachler
Gordon Jump
Bill Apgar
Stueve Baker
Harvard Economist Kuznets Wins Nobel Prize in Economics
Stockholm AP Kuznets of Harvard University won the 1971 Nobel Prize in Economics for an empirically grounded interpretation of economic growth. The 70 year old American received the award worth 88000 dollars, cited for illuminating the economic and social development of the last century with quantitative methods and new models.
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Stockholm
Simon Kuznets
Harvard University
Swedish
Royal Academy of Sciences
Kharkov
Russia
Kuznets
Earl Sutherland
Vanderbilt University
Swedish Academy
United States
Columbia University
Minnesota Supreme Court Rejects Same Sex Marriage Plea
The Minnesota Supreme Court unanimously upheld a ban on same sex marriage, ruling marriage is a unique male female institution. Justices stated the ban does not violate the Fourteenth Amendment and that the Genesis based definition remains valid. Baker and McConnell, both 29, had sought a license after a 1970 Hennepin County clerk denial.
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ST. Paul, Minn
Minnesota Supreme Court
Richard John Baker
James Michael McConnell
Mankato
Minn
Supreme Court
Hen
C. Donald Peterson
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