House Moving Toward 2.8 Billion Budget Cut Debate
A partisan clash over a large federal spending reduction continues with debate on a 2.8 billion dollar cut. Rep. Bow presses for deeper cuts while the Appropriations Committee reshapes emergency financing to slash about 28 billion overall.
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Johnson
Wilbur D. Mills
D-Ark
Ways and Means
Mills
Frank T. Bow
Ohio
Appropriations Committee
Bow
Vietnam
Permit hearings set for two Middletown liquor permit holders
Two Middletown liquor permit holders face Ohio Department of Liquor Control hearings Thursday over liquor law violations. The Loyal Order of the Moose Lodge No. 501 at 3010 S Main St is charged with illegal gambling devices and pool-up tickets. Robert Davidson doing business as Davey’s Pony Keg at 1519 Germantown Road is charged with Sunday sale.
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Middletown
Ohio Department of Liquor Control
the Loyal Order of the Moose Lodge
S. Main St
Robert Davidson
Davey
Germantown Road
Suit Filed In Wreck Seeks 10713.40 in Damages
Shelba C. Walker of Chase Hotel Mich dletown sues in Butler County Common Pleas Court for injuries from a July 17 traffic crash on Route 122 near Messiman Road. Walker alleges his eastbound car was struck by a vehicle owned by G. T. Wolf Awning & Tent Co of Greenville driven by Roger L. Crumrine. He claims permanent pelvic and left leg injuries and negligence.
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Shelba C. Walker
Chase Hotel
Michdletown
Butler County Common Pleas Court
Rt. 122
Messiman Road
Walker
G. T. Wolf Awning & Tent Co
Greenville
Ohio
Roger L. Crumrine
Senator Dennis to Speak to Warren County Young Republicans
Sen. Max Dennis of Wilmington, chair of the Senate Judiciary Committee, will address the Warren County Young Republicans at 8 p.m. at the Congress Inn in Monroe. He will review the 107th General Assembly and discuss education and highway safety legislation.
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Wilmington
Senate Judiciary Committee
Warren Covny
Congress Inn
Monroe
Sen
Dennis
107Th General Assembly
Joe Detwiler
Clay Shaw Trial Set For Mid January
Clay L. Shaw, a former state representative charged with conspiracy in the Kennedy assassination, has a mid January trial date. Judge Edward A. Haggerty set February as a compromise between Jim Garrison’s push for speed and the defense’s six month delay, with possible venue change sought due to pretrial statements. Shaw, 53, has pleaded innocent and may face transfer to another city per defense objections.
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John F
Kennedy
Dennis
Ohio
General Assembly
Edward A. Haggerty
Office of Dist. Atty
Jim Garrison
F. Irving Dymond
Garrison
Shaw
Lee Harvey Oswald
Accident Free Armeo Pilots Receive Honors
Four Armco Steel Corp. pilots earned NBAA flying safety awards for accident free miles. Walter C. Payne and Donald E. Swanson received Million Miler Awards for over one million miles. Kenneth R. McIntyre and Eugene E. Winglewich earned Pilot Flying Safety Awards for over 500,000 miles. Armco has operated accident free for over 20 years and logged 8,951,760 miles in the award year.
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John N. Lind
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Donald E. Swanson
Kenneth R. McIntyre
Eugene E. Winglewich
Lind
Armco
NBAA
Jews Begin Celebration of Succoth Observance Around the World
Tomorrow night begins the week long Feast of Tabernacles also called Succoth. The holiday marks gratitude for harvest and freedom. A Succath service in the temple opens the observance at 8 pm with prayers and refreshments to follow. Friday at 8 pm Sabbath Eve service includes consecration for Temple Beth Sholom newcomers with gifts and a reception. Children to be consecrated include Douglas Cohen Brucie Cramer Leslie Fagen Mark Helfman Brad Istoff Sherry Lauter Heather Schaps.
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Douglas Cohen
Brucie Cramer
Leslie Fagen
Mark Helfman
Brad Istoff
Sherry Lauter
Heather Schaps
Car Hits Truc Near Somerville In Butler County Crash
A 19 year old Miami University student was treated after a late afternoon crash on Route 732 south of Somerville. Frank Vanda of Cuyahoga Falls reported his northbound car was struck by a southbound farm truck driven by Cecil LeRoy Young 23 of Morning Sun Road as Young began a driveway turn.
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Miami University
McCullough Hyde Hospital
Rt. 732
Somerville
Butler County
Frank Vanda
Cuyahoga Falls
Cecil LeRoy Young
Morning Sun Road
Young
Bicycle Hit by Car Injures Cyclist in Butler County
Billy Duane Sargent, age i, 3017 Seneca Street, escaped injury when his bicycle collided with the car of Mrs. Minnie Short, 60, of 6701 Allen Road. Short was turning into a driveway at 2213 Waneta Avenue. deputies reported the incident occurred about 4 55 p.m. yesterday.
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Billy Duane Sargent
Seneca St
Minnie Short
Allen Road
Ford and UAW Near Breakthrough Yet Not Agreed
Detroit AP report: after more than 16 hours at Ford HQ in Dearborn, Ford and the UAW broke off talks at 3 15 am with no contract. Walter Reuther and Malcolm Denise were expected to lead next session. negotiators called the talks serious and good faith. The union seeks guaranteed annual income to ensure pay for a year of work despite layoffs.
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United Auto Workers
Ford Motor Co
Ford
Dearborn
Walter P. Reuther
UAW
Malcolm L. Denise
Ohio 18 Bypass Bid Opening Delayed in Lebanon
Lebanon faces possible delay to the Ohio 48 bypass bid opening set for February 20 as plans must be revised to meet new federal safety rules. Changes may affect lighting at the Ohio 123 interchange and service roads while a released consulting engineer is replaced. Lebanon approves a $35,000 sewer line under the bypass with a $50,000 city share over two years.
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Ohio 48
J. L. Oswald
State
Oswald
Ohio 123
Highway Department
Division Eight
Charles Guard
Budget Brakes Sought On Middletown City Spending
CPA Virgil T. Clark seeks re election to Middletown City Commission urging tax relief and reduced operating costs. He cites Ohio State Auditor figures placing Middletown fifth in spending among 197 cities and notes debt per person at $517.20 while warning of looming deficits. Clark vows to oppose unnecessary spending and to keep voters informed about city costs.
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Virgil T. Clark
Clark
Ohio
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