Lebanon Boy Nabbed In Thefts
A South Lebanon youth was arrested as part of an investigation into thefts during canoe races last June. Three Kentuckians camping on the Little Miami Riverbank at South High Street reported losses including cash, a purse, wallets, a camera, a lantern, a stove, a hunting knife, a life raft and a makeup case. Sgt. Ferrel Baker and Deputy Troy Giley led the inquiry and have recovered the camera, lantern, stove, and raft.
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Lebanon
Miami River
S. High Street
Ferrel Baker
Troy Giley
Japan Printing Sector Grows Rapidly Amid Rising Demand
Japan's dynamic graphic arts industry has seen about 20 percent annual growth in recent years and is likely to keep expanding. Imports of printing machinery and related products average $15 million annually.
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Tokyo
Japan
Man Sues Over Explosion Injuries In Lebanon
In Lebanon, Harold Snider, a former Ohio Department of Highways inspector, sues Dayton Surface Treatment Inc for 7500 dollars claiming an explosion caused by gas fumes. Heber Walker of 33 Sage Street Lebanon allegedly used a blowtorch on a tar tank valve, injuring Snider during duty.
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Lebanon
Dayton Surface Treatment Inc
Harold Snider
Lebanon Mounted Route
Ohio Department of Highways
Heber Walker
Sage St
Snider
Walker
Eighteen former Peace Corps volunteers join Foreign Service in 1968
Eighteen former Peace Corps volunteers were appointed Foreign Service officers in 1968, increasing total State Department and U S Information Agency personnel to 100 working directly for the government.
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Peace Corps
Foreign Service
State Department
U. S. Information Agency
Jeep Strike Ends Quickly in Toledo Plant Action
About 2 500 Kaiser Jeep Co workers in Toledo walked out for a few hours on Monday. The plant was sold to American Motors for 80 million dollars. Company officials said the walkouts are over bargaining recognition and have occurred sporadically in recent weeks.
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Toledo, Ohio
Kaiser Jeep Co
Toledo
Kaiser
American Motors
Two Wrecks Spark Two Lawsuits in Common Pleas Court
Two traffic accident lawsuits were filed in Lebanon Common Pleas Court arising from March 1968 crashes. Kenneth Riley seeks 25,000 from James Hamlin for injuries to a minor passenger in a car driven by Arnold Steele on Interstate 75. Donald and Mrs. Aycock seek over 13,000 from Paul Melton for medical expenses and permanent disability after Melton rear-ended their vehicle in Grant County Kentucky. Aycock also seeks 2,500 for loss of services and companionship.
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Lebanon
Common Pleas
Franklin
Hamlin
Donald Aycock
Waynesville
Aycocks
Melton
Grant County
Kentucky
Aycock
Squash grows giant in Massachusetts garden tale
Rocco Meile Sr. of Methuen Mass displays a 92 pound zucchini grown this summer. He says the seeds came from Italy during a 1968 trip.
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Rocco Meile Sr
Metheun
Mass
Italy
Compton Sentencing Set For Today In Warren County
Anna Jean Compton of South Lebanon is scheduled to appear in Warren County Court of Common Pleas for final disposition of her case over the July shooting death of her husband Harold. She pleaded guilty to first degree manslaughter after originally facing second degree murder. disposition was delayed as defense seeks a different judge than Warren C. Young.
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Lebanon
Anna Jean Compton
South Lebanon
Warren County Court of Common Pleas
Harold
Compton
Warren C. Young
Boy Can Wear Long Hair at Mayville High
A 17 year old Dale Boeck may return to Mayville High School after the board approved a compromise. He must wear a short hair wig to conceal his shoulder length hair, resolving a six week absence over grooming rules. The board, by 5-1 vote, had barred the long hair under the student council grooming code.
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Mayville
Wis
Dale Boeck
Boeck
Meat Output Low in Sofia Region
Bulgarians are the lowest per capita meat consumers in Eastern Europe except Yugoslavs. Bulgaria's cattle and hog production is the lowest in Eastern Europe.
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Sofia
Europe
Bulgaria
Franklin High School hosts open house on Fourth Street
Principal Clarence McDade announces an open house at the new Franklin High School from 7 to 9 p.m. on Thursday. After nearly a year in use, teachers and officials will be present to show how students are settling into the new quarters on E Fourth Street.
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Franklin
New Franklin High School
Clarence McDade
McDade
E. Fourth Street
Memphis Surpasses 660 Churches Across City
Memphis houses more than 660 churches, building a reputation as a place of good abode. The city has long claimed more churches than available stations, marking a notable religious landscape in Tennessee.
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Memphis
Tenn
Horizons 1 Duct and Refusals Crossword Clues
A compact clue list across hints for a themed crossword puzzle. Answers include items like duct, refuses to bid, fish sauce, Greenland Eskimo, the sun, Josip Broz, and other common crossword entries. The set spans multiple definitions across categories.
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Horizont
the Met
Josip Bro
the Sun
Canary
Today in History key events on Oct 21 across eras
Highlights include Nelson's fleet victory at Trafalgar in 1805 ending Napoleon's sea power, Old Ironsides launched in 1797, Nobel born 1833, Edison electric lamp 1879, WWI action 1917, Canton capture 1933, Aachen fall 1944, Eisenhower space transfer to NASA, 1960s EEC tensions, 1966 Japan riots, and Eskimo reindeer meat output surpassing 600,000 pounds in 1967 Alaska.
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Associated Press
Lord Nelson
Spain
Cape of Trafalgar
Napoleon
Boston
Alfred Nobel
Thomas A. Edson
Menlo Park
N.J
U.S. Army
France
Waynesville Man Given Five Years Probation
Earl Sherwood, 19, of Waynesville Rt. 2, was sentenced to five years probation in Warren County Common Pleas Court by Judge Warren C. Young after pleading guilty to assault on a minor. He had been charged with sodomy for an attack in July 1968 on a 10 year old, but pleaded guilty to the lesser charge. Tests at Lima State Hospital found no psychiatric illness.
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Lebanon
Earl Sherwood
Waynesville
Bird Season Promises Best Since 1950s in Ohio
The 1969 duck coot and goose hunting season opens in Ohio with officials predicting a banner year. Duck and coot season runs to November 29 while geese hunt extends to December 18 and then December 24 to January 3, 1970. Daily hours run from a half hour before dawn to sunset.
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Columbus, Ohio
Ohio
Dan C. Armbruster
Ohio Division of Wildlife
Tenants Policy Offered by Kennel Agency in Monroe
Kennel Agency at 7 N Main St Monroe adds a tenants policy with coverage for personal belongings on and off the premises. It mirrors theft and liability protections of a homeowner policy to protect tenants.
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Kennel Agency
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