Wessel Seeks Butler County Common Pleas Judge Post
Richard Wessel, eight year Butler County prosecutor, runs as an independent for Common Pleas judge. He argues for prioritizing quality of justice over case quantity, cites current docket relief efforts, and plans closer work with probation, domestic relations reform, and visiting-judge use. He criticizes no one openly, calls Judge Arthur Fiehrer a fine man, and notes his 20 years as a lawyer in the county and his Hamilton home with Betsy and one son.
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Butler County
Richard Wessel
Wessel
Butler County Common Pleas
Weasel
Common Pleas
Arthur Fiehrer
Fiehrer
Salmon P. Chase Law School
Northwestern Law School
University of Colorado
Marcia Ave
Hamilton
Betsy
Middletown voters urged to support school tax levy
A local political appeal from Middletown Ohio urges residents to vote for a school tax levy on November 7. The organization led by D E Reicheiderfer and R Reeder promotes sustaining the Middletown City School District and quality education for today's youngsters.
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Middletown
Middletown City
Labor Vote May Decide Ohio Tax Issue
Ohio labor leaders weigh Issue 2 as AFL-CIO chief Frank King cites about 60 percent of the labor bloc favoring repeal but notes time to sway members. He recalls past opposition and argues the measure would not remove taxes but shift to other levies likely worse.
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Columbus, Ohio
Statehouse
Ohio
King
Flood-Damaged Cars Sold Across States Warned by PA Official
Harrisburg and other states face a flood of submersed cars sold after Pennsylvania flood damage last June. William Titelman, head of the motor vehicle department, says over 20,000 such autos may have reached buyers nationwide, with insurers reimbursing owners and auctions selling the cars to unsuspecting purchasers. He warns corrosion and mud damage from submersion are irreversible and that some dealers risk prosecution for hidden flood damage. States reportedly ignored Titelman’s list of the affected vehicles.
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Ical
William Titelman
Motor Vehicle Department
Titelman
Pennsylvania
Loss of Middletown schools if levy fails 7.9-mill tax questioned
Voters face a 7.9-mill school tax levy in November. If defeated, Middletown City School District would lose about 40 percent of income, totaling 3.871 million dollars plus 1.846 million in state aid. Johnson warns schools could close or be unable to open in September 1973.
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Middletown City
Robert Johnson
Johnson
Syas Johnson
The
Middletown Journal
Jim Mills
Veterans Day Observances Highlight Nationwide Remembrance
Observances mark Veterans Day with parades and services including the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier ceremony in Arlington. Nixon planned a campaign trip in New York area while McGovern targeted Philadelphia as war veterans honored in Philadelphia. Local groups debated date changes and significance.
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Arlington National Cemetery
Washington
Nixon
Westchester
Suffolk
Nassau
New York
George McGovern
Philadelphia
Washington Square
American Legion
Fifth Avenue
New York City
The
American Servicemen’s Union
Legion
Eternal Light
Madison Square Park
Freshman School Opens Open House Event Tonight
A Freshman High School open house and tax levy briefing highlight a 7 p.m. Freshman Organization gathering in the school auditorium. The choir directed by Marcia MacCagno performs until 7 30, then a 7 30 to 7 45 meeting covers a festival report and the levy talk by Supt. Robert Johnson.
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Marcia MacCagno
Robert Johnson
Barnitz Stadium
James and
Shirley Shrout
87 Girl Scouts Hike Gen George Rodgers Clark Trail
A 10 mile hike along the Gen George Rodgers Clark Trail drew 87 area Girl Scouts and leaders. The route started in Old Town north of Xenia and went through North Xenia with troops from Jefferson Wilson Sherman Lincoln and Peastown elementary schools. Organizers were Mrs Carl Morgan and Mrs Roy Hatfield of the Milky Way Neighborhood with director Mrs Fred Tyson.
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George Rodgers Clark
Old Town
Xenia
North Xenia
Jefferson, Wilson
Sherman, Lincoln
Peasttown
Carl Morgan
Wilson
Roy Hatfield
Milky Way
Fred Tyson
Investigation Of Death Continues In Cincinnati
An investigation continued today into the death of 67 year old Er nest Rains whose body was found in the rear of a vacant building near downtown Cincinnati. Police said he had facial injuries and appeared to have been beaten.
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Cincinnati AP
Cincinnati
Ernest Rains
Akron student court to decide homecoming queen bid
Steve Simmons sought to enter the homecoming queen contest at the University of Akron but was told only females could run. The Student Supreme Court considered whether his constitutional rights were violated as Simmons argued the bid would broaden student viewpoints.
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Akron, Ohio
University of Akron
Steve Simmons
Todey
Simmons
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