Shopliftings Open Municipal Court Session Highlights
A busy criminal court heard multiple shoplifting cases led by Judge J. T. Lamb. Glindon B. May, 22, Germantown, paid 50 dollars and costs for careless driving from a Sept 27 crash. a concealed weapon charge was dismissed. Other defendants faced fines and restitution for larceny, invalid checks, and property damage.
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Central Avenue
Broad Street
Glindon B. May
W. Market St
Germantown
J. T. Lamb
Dayton
Sharon Hansford
Rink
First National Bank of
Miamisburg
Freddy Chapman Jr
N. Main St
McAlpin
Sharon Smith
Deardoff Road
Franklin
Lane
Sarah Wells
23 States Not Cutting Road Work
Washington AP reports that 23 of 32 states plan no highway construction cuts despite Nixon's plea for deferrals. AAA cites plans from Florida Wyoming and Wisconsin to cut and notes undecided states New York Pennsylvania Oklahoma while many others have no cut plans. Nixon ordered 75 percent cutbacks in new federal public works starts on Sept 4.
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Washington
Americance Association
Nixon
AAA
Florida
Wyoming
Wisconsin
New York
Pennsylvania
Oklahoma
Arkansas
Missouri
New Mexico
Alaska
Arizona
Delaware
Idaho
Indiana
Iowa
Maine
Maryland
Mssachusetts
Mississippi
Montana
Nebraska
Nevada
New Hampshire
North Dakota
Ohio
Oregon
South Carolina
South Dakota
Utah
Vermont
Virginia
West Virginia
Department of Transportation
Lowering of Acton Lake Begins For Repair Work
Acton Lake at Hueston Woods State Park will be lowered about five feet starting Nov. 1 to allow repairs on docks and beach installations through next spring. Park Manager Maynard Dils cited the Sept. 28 drowning of a Columbus youth, the first at Acton, and noted missing safety equipment on the canoe involved. Floating docks will be removed Nov. 3 and all boats must be out of the area.
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Oxford
Acton Lake
Hueston Woods State Park
Maynard Dils
Dils
Columbus
Acton
Boy 12 Struck Walking on Butler Highway Near County Line
Butler County deputies report a second youth hit by cars in three days. Steve Cupp, 12, of Mulhauser Road, was struck on Ohio 747 near Crescentville Road while walking with two companions. He was taken to Mercy Hospital in fair condition. The driver, Zona Hofstadter, 43, stated she did not see him.
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Hamilton
Butler County
Steve Cupp
Mulhauser Road
Ohio
Princeton-Glendale
Crescentville Road
Butler
Hamilton County
Mercy Hospital
Zona R. Hofstadter
S. Derexa Drive
Cupp
Conley Howell
Yankee Road
Bethany
Tylersville Road
I-75
Robert L. Tannreather
Sheri Lane
Carlisle
Franklin-Trenton Road
Ohio 122
Robberies Target Tavern and Parked Cars
Police report three thefts in the area. The English Tavern on Roosevelt Ave suffered a forced entry with a heavy screwdriver and coin losses from vending machines while liquor remained untouched. Three stereo players and tape cartridges were stolen from parked cars of James Segasion, George Serviss, and Ollie Lindon at or near Miami University’s parking lot.
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Roosevelt Ave
Rita Forbes
James Segasion
Clearcreek Road
Miami University
George Serviss
Apt. A
Lamberton St
Ollie Lindon
Park Lane
Wedding Rings Lost In Downtown Trenton
Cloud Porter of 105 Poplar Street reports the loss of a wedding ring set with a diamond valued at 195 dollars in the downtown business district.
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Cloud Porter
Poplar St
Trenton
Red Star Awards Given in Prague for Aug 21 Disturbances
In Prague CTK reports 53 officers and soldiers and one civil employee were decorated with the Red Star, Fatherland Defense medal, and Fatherland Service award for aiding in suppressing anti-Soviet disturbances on August 21, the first anniversary of the Soviet led invasion.
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Prague
Ludvik Svoboda
Soviet Union
Czechoslovakia
CTK
Plentiful GOP Candidates Heal for Ohio Governor Race
The Associated Press reports broad GOP interest in Ohio governor bids. Lt. Gov. John Brown faces potential competition from Rep. Robert Taft Attorney General Paul Brown and others while James Rhodes eyes the Senate seat and Edwin Lawton shifts to independent runs. Democratic prospects include Rep. Robert Sweeney and John Gilligan exploring a bid.
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Associated Press
John Brown
Robert A. Taft
Ohio
Taft
U.S. Senate
Paul W. Brown
Robert Sweeney
John Gilligan
Wiliam Saxbe
Gilligan
Potomac
Zatopek expelled from Czechoslovak Communist Party
Prague AP Emil Zatopek the former Olympic champion has been expelled from the Czechoslovak Communist party amid charges by Jiri Hecko of treason. Hecko claims Zatopek betrayed internal army measures in secret ministry documents. Zatopek, 47, is believed to be in northern Czechoslovakia and unavailable for comment.
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Prague
Emil Zatopek
Czechoslovak Communist Party
Hardliniers
Alexander Dubcek
Zatopek
Jiri Hecko
Rude Pravo
Communist Party
Hecko
Ministry of National Defense
Ministry of National Defense.” Zatopek
Czechoslovakia
Has McElroy Status With Rhodes Faded?
John McElroy long viewed as Gov. James A. Rhodes top adviser may be losing influence. Press Secretary James Duerk and Finance Director Howard J Collier now provide more counsel in Columbus. Collier and Duerk are in the governor’s office during key decisions amid past Life article scrutiny.
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Associated Press
John McElroy
James A. Rhodes
James Duerk
Howard J .Collier
Duerk
Ohio Republican Party
Rhodes
McElroy
Collier
Life Magazine
Columbus
Toledo
Thomas
Yonnie
Murder Trial Ends In Hung Jury In Canton
Arnell Carroll of Massillon faces a quick retrial after a first degree murder case ended in a hung jury. Carroll and James Bell of Massillon were charged in the April beating death of Carl Webb of Canal Fulton. Prosecutor Dowd said he will seek a retrial as soon as possible.
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Canton
Ohio
Arnell Carroll
Massillon
David D. Dowd Jr
Carroll
James Bell
Carl Webb
Canal Fulton
Two Middletown Women Return From National Girl Scout Session
Two Middletown women recently participated in the 38th Girl Scout National Council in Seattle Washington. The convention drew several thousand Girl Scout adults from across the United States. Mrs Maurice Rohrkemper of 4413 Poppy Drive and a Glenn K Thompson of Jackson Lane attended the event with 27 representatives from the Great Rivers Girl Scout Council which spans nine counties in Ohio and Indiana.
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Middletown
Seattle
Wash
Maurice Rohrkemper
Poppy Drive
Glenn K. Thompson
Jackson Lane
Great Rivers Girl Scout Council
Ohio
Indiana
FCC to Rule on Cable TV Programming and Commercials
Washington AP reports the FCC plans rulings on CATV rules to allow commercials within natural breaks and to require original programming only for systems with more than 3,500 subscribers, while considering small operators. The decision delays were cited as the agency finalizes its rules.
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Washington
Federal Communications Com
Tojna Television
CATV
FCC
Cable-Tv
Commission
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Monroe
Becky Cate
Karen Webster
Lemon-Monroe High School
Monroe Auditorium
Paul Bell
Tom Buchanan
Steigerwald
Butler Highway
Happiness
GAH
Butler County Council
Joseph Pollock
Clara Or
GOP
Roger Cloud
U. S. Senate
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Edwin G. Lawton
IRS
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Edwards Furniture, Inc
Springboro
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Thomas F. Duff
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