Publicity forces Adamson mistrial in Bolles case
Arizona AG takes control of the Don Bolles murder case after publicity around the slaying led to a mistrial. Defendant John Harvey Adamson, 32, awaits a new trial date as the special prosecutor accuses the county prosecutor of harming the case with public statements. The judge cites prejudicial publicity but notes no bad faith by the county attorney.
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Phoenix
Ariz
Arizona
Don Bolles
John Harvey Adamson
William Schafer
Maricopa County
Donald W. Harris
Bolles
Superior Court
Frederic Heineman
Harris
Donald Harris
Raul
Arizona Republic
Adamson
Schafer
Spaghetti Supper at First Baptist for Scout Troop 19 Benefit
Tickets available at the door for tomorrow's spaghetti dinner at First Baptist Church to benefit Scout Troop 19. Event runs 4 30 to 8 p m with admission 2 75 for adults and 1 75 for children.
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First Baptist Church
Scout Troop 19
U S and Vietnam edging toward talks on normalization
U S and Vietnam move toward preliminary talks in Paris to discuss normalization. Officials say the aim is to test waters before hard bargaining and to secure progress on accounting for 800 MIAs. Vietnam seeks reconstruction aid and UN entry while Washington links aid to pact violations and MIAs.
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Washington
United States
Vietnam
U.S
Paris
Hanoi
Ford Administration
South Vietnam
Furloughing of tax agents is upheld
The Ohio Department of Taxation furloughed 45 tax agents as an austerity measure. The two member Personnel Board of Review upheld the layoffs after recalls and appeals. The board noted 52 agents withdrew appeals and four were transferred before the August 24, 1975 layoffs.
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Columbus
Ohio
Department of Taxation
State Personnel Board of Review
General Assembly
State Controlling Board
Burglars Hit Local Offices and Homes Overnight
Overnight thefts and vandalism struck multiple sites. Hart Industrial Products offices were broken into with ceiling entry and minor cash missing. Citizens Savings & Loan at 316 S. Breiel Blvd suffered window damage but no entry. Two youths were detained on Central Avenue and later charged with receiving stolen property related to an FM converter and drugs. Bruce Bingham’s Arlington home lost an antique roll top desk, a shotgun, chairs, and a radio. Richie's Pawn Shop saw a concrete block thrown through a rear window triggering an alarm. no missing items reported. Carl Stark reported a break in at his S. Sutphin Street home with stereo, TV, and two statuettes stolen.
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Hart Industrial Products Inc
Jeanette
Soen
Citizens Savings & Loan Association
S. Breiel Blvd
Central Avenue
Bruce Bingham
Arlington Ave
Richie
Central Ave
Carl Stark
S. Sutphin St
Butler County Eyes Courthouse Remodel and New Administration Building
County commissioners discussed remodeling the courthouse and relocating to a new County Administration Building. Wirtz Transfer bid $23,442 for moving equipment from four county buildings. move planned in week two of November.
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Hamilton
County Administration
Butler County
Wirtz Transfer & Storage Co
Gerald Hammond
Sheriff's Civil Office
Public Works Employment Am
Keith Hyde
Robert Walton
Walton
Holiday Boutique at Messiah Lutheran Church Saturday
The Messiah Lutheran Church at 4715 Holly Ave hosts its annual holiday boutique tomorrow from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Items include plants handiwork Christmas wares white elephant and foods booths.
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Messiah Lutheran Church
Holly Ave
Man Pleads Guilty in Butler County Burglary Case
David Christopher Hamilton of 2101 Carolina St Middletown pleaded guilty before Judge Robert Marrs to receiving and concealing property tied to an aggravated burglary. He was referred to the Adult Probation Department for presentence investigation with sentencing set for October.
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Hamilton
David Christopher
Carolina St
Middletown
Butler County Common Pleas
Robert L. Marrs
Adult Probation Department
Christopher
Columbus Woman Earns PhD From Ohio State University
Mrs Georgiana Bowman of Columbus daughter of Mrs Corinne Hood receives the doctor of philosophy degree from Ohio State University. A Middletown High School alumna she earned a bachelor’s in education from Wilberforce University and taught in Columbus schools while completing a master’s at OSU in 1973. She helped start the first ethnic studies program in Columbus and published an Ethnic Studies Resource Guide in 1973. In 1974 she became coordinator of Black Student Programs at OSU and serves on the Columbus Urban League and YWCA boards. She is married to Dr Harris C Bowman, a dentist.
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Georgiana Bowman
Columbus
Corinne Hood
17Th Ave
Ohio State University
Bowman
Middletown High School
Wilberforce University
Ohio State
Columbus Urban League
YWCA
Harris C Bowman
Reaffirmation Day Service For Royal Arch Masons Middletown
Royal Arch Masons Middletown Chapter 87 invites members and families to a Reaffirmation Day religious service at 15am Sunday October 24 at St Pauls Church 1145 Broad St Middletown. Complimentary private dance lesson plus studio party offered at Al Murray Dance Studio Howard Johnson Middletown contact 4221109.
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Royal Arch Masons
Middletown
St Paul's Church
Broad St. al
Ettend
al Murray Dance Studio
Howard Johnson Motor Lodge
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