Body of Capt. Craig Paul Returned by Vietnamese
The body of Air Force Capt. Craig A. Paul was identified among remains handed over by Vietnam, part of 21 Americans recovered in Hanoi. Paul, from Columbus, was a 1969 Air Force Academy graduate and will be buried at the Academy in Colorado Springs. Also identified were Navy Lt. Richard C. Thum of Cleveland and Air Force Capt. Lawrence H. Golberg of Duluth.
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Air Force
Craig A. Paul
Paul Pardonner
Dorset Drive
Eugenie Roe Osborn
United States
Navy
Hanoi
U.S
Honolulu
Associated Press
Paul
Pentagon
Ohio
Kenneth R. Paul
Columbus
US Air Force Academy
Colorado Springs
Colo
Pardonner
National League of Families of
Southeast Asia
Middletown
Richard C. Thum
Cleveland
Lawrence H. Golberg
Duluth
Minn
Thum
Marvin Golberg
Margaret
Defense Department
Butler County Board Receives 19000 Grant for PACE Plan
The Butler County Mental Health and Retardation Board has been awarded 19000 in federal funds for the PACE community education project. Executive director John OBryan said the plan supports building a 36 bed half way house on Princeton Pike in Fairfield Township and buying houses in Hamilton and Middletown. Judith Fulcher, new PACE educator with a master's from Miami University, will help hospitalized residents rejoin the community and engage neighbors, police, and counselors to ease reintegration and reduce long term institutionalization. Currently 69 county residents are at Longview State Hospital with an average stay of 15 years.
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Butler County Mental Health and Retardation Board
PACE
John O'Bryan
Princeton Pike
Fairfield Township
Hamilton
Middletown
Judith Fulcher
Miami University
Dayton Mental Health Center
O'Bryan
Butler County
Longview State Hospital
Stress workshop on Handling Stress with Relaxing Skills
Four part workshop offered by the Pastoral Counseling Service begins Tuesday November 7 at 7 30 pm led by Rev Wayne E Morgan director and AA Pastor Counselor Fellow. The program covers stress theories and physical involvement with tests and relaxation exercises plus educational materials and physician approval requested for all participants.
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Pastoral Counseling Service
Wayne E Morgan
American Association of Pastoral Counselors
Stess
Morgan
Officials Baffled by Legionnaires Outbreak in Columbus
Health officials investigate nine Legionnaires disease cases in Columbus Ohio with no clear source or link identified. The outbreak prompts inquiries by local and state health authorities as they seek to determine the origin and preventive measures.
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Columbus, Ohio
Middletown resident still not confirmed for Legionnaires disease
Health officials report the 76 year old patient at a nursing home is out of hospital and improving but tests by the Ohio Department of Health and CDC are not yet conclusive. Officials expect 3 to 4 weeks before a confirmation and note prior cases include a Columbus fatality.
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Middletown Nursing Home
Paul Asmussen
Asmussen
Middletown
Ohio Department of Health
National Center For Disease Control
Atlanta
Center For Disease Control
Riverside Hospital
Columbus
Catherine M. McCoy
Philadelpia
American Legion
CDC
Thomas Halpin
State Health Department
Ohio
Halpin
Riverside
Ohio State University Hospital
Todhunter Road pact awarded to Triasco Corp
Lemon Township trustees awarded a $63 784 contract to Triasco Corp of Middletown to straighten an S curve on Todhunter Road between Yankee Road and Ohio. Construction starts in spring. drainage work begins this fall. The redesign should reduce accidents by widening the roadway and making the curve more gradual.
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Lemon Township
Todhunter Road
Triasco Corp of
Middletown
Helen Brown
Todhunter
Yankee Road
Ohio
Charges Dropped in Butler County Theft Case
Curtis R. Spencer of Middletown faced grand theft of a backhoe charged on March 12. A June trial ended in a hung jury. The state moved to dismiss the case before a planned trial by Judge Fred B. Cramer, with Judge Arthur J. Fiehrer presiding.
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Hamilton
Curtis R. Spencer
Germantown Road
Middletown
Butler County Prosecutor's
Spencer
Butler County Common Pleas
Arthur J. Fiehrer
Common Pleas
Fred B. Cramer
Kentucky fire marshal moves to new state department
A proposal approved by a legislative panel would create a Department of Buildings Housing and Construction and transfer the fire marshal's office from the Department of Insurance. The plan also creates a 15 member board to develop a uniform building code and shifts the plumbing division to the new department amid Beverly Hills Supper Club fire inquiry.
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Frankfort
Kentucky
Beverly Hills
State Department of Buildings, Housing and Construction
Joint Committee On
House
Senate
General Assembly
Hank Hancock
George R. Siemens Jr
George R. Siemens Jr., D
Louisville
Department of Insurance
Plumbing
Department For Natural Resources and Environmental Protection
Deaths in Trenton and surrounding areas
Jennie Dean MacLean 76 of 906 Delhi Drive died at Middletown Hospital after a brief illness. Survived by two sisters, two brothers, and two foster children. Graveside services Friday at Miltonville Cemetery. calling hours Thursday at McCoy-Leffler Funeral Home. Frankin area death notices for Robert Fink and Gerald W McDonough follow with service details in Oxford and College Corner.
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Trenton
Jennie Dean MacLean
Delhi Drive
Middletown Hospital
Monroe
MacLean
Betty Baughman
Dayton
Doris Blankenship
Middletown
Frank Dean Sr
LaPuente
Calif
Alvin Dean
Florida
Oxford
Gerald W McDonough
College Corner
Bethesda Hospital
Cincinnati
Greenville
Mick
Columbus
Kelly
Connie McDonough
Shannon Maddock
Joseph
Liberty
Ind
Joan McDonough
Baker-Showalter Funeral Home
St. Mary’s Catholic Church
Mt. Olivet Cemetery
Taiwan bus crash kills 23 garment workers
A bus carrying women garment workers home from a holiday in central Taiwan plunged 200 feet down a hillside, killing 23. The driver and 28 others were injured as brakes failed, police said.
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Taipei
Taiwan
Personal contact aids Billy Graham worker in crusade outreach
In Cincinnati Chris a Procter & Gamble designer and Billy Graham crusade worker guided a man at Riverfront Coliseum toward faith. After a late-night talk by the Ohio River the man reportedly attended the invitation and may have rededicated his life to Christ.
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Cincinnati
Mae Billy Graham
Procter & Gamble
Riverfront Coliseum
Chris
Cincinnati Christian and Missionary Alliance
Coliseum
Billy Graham
Ohio River
Jesus Christ
Jesus
Christ
Veterans Administration
Messiah Singers Auditions Set With Local Chorus
Singers hoping to perform in Messiah audition Sunday afternoon with Clement Burton as accompanist or bring their own. Contact John Adrian for time and location. Required arias include soprano numbers There Were Sords Abiding in the Field And Lo the Angel of the Lord Came Upon Them and Rejoice Greatly. Alto selections Then Shall the Eyes of the Blind Be Opened and O Thou That Tellest Good Tidings to Zion. Tenor pieces Comfort Ye My People and Every Valley Shall Be Exalted. Bass selections Thus Saith the Lord and But Who May Abide the Day of His Coming.
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Clement Burton
Middletown Civic Chorus
John Adrian
Zion
Bass
Christmas Cook series at Warren Co Extension
A four part "The Christmas Cook" series runs Tuesdays in November at 7:30 p.m. in the Extension Service meeting room 777 Columbus Ave Lebanon. Classes cover Holiday Candies Cookies Crepes and Hors D oeuvres with four instructors and a $4 registration. Call 932-1891 to sign up.
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Lebanon
Warren County Cooperative Extension Service
Alma Worley
Columbus Ave
Jurors Secluded After Calls Urging Convictions
In Cincinnati jurors in a drug and stolen property ring trial were sequestered after seven admitted receiving calls from a man urging convictions. U S District Judge Carl B Rubin declined to declare a mistrial as the FBI investigates the anonymous caller posing as Wayne Evans of the American Workers Socialist Party. The 10 defendants are among 37 charged in a 329 count indictment with racketeering and conspiracy. Four defendants declined to present evidence. closing arguments for the remaining six began.
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Cincinnati
U.S. District Court
Carl B. Rubin
FBI
Carl Sutton Jr
Forest Park
Edwin Adams
Carlisle
Joseph S. Elkins
Cleveland
Charles E. Craven
Winton Terrace
Senior Vietnam POW Denton to retire from Navy
Rear Adm. Jeremiah Denton Jr., 52, a Mobile native and senior member of the first large POW group to return from North Vietnam in 1973, says he will retire and become executive assistant to the president of Spring Hill College in Mobile. Retirement ceremonies are set for Monday at the Naval Air Station in Pensacola.
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Mobile
Ala
Jeremiah Denton Jr
North Vietnam
Navy
Denton
Spring Hill College
Naval Air Station
Pensacola
Fla
Theft and incidents around Central Avenue and local schools
A car on Central Avenue sustained $400 damage after a door and window were broken in a theft. A citizens band antenna and a $400 AM FM CB radio were stolen. A 15 year old was released to parents after allegedly stealing coffee from Dillman’s market. A freshman student required six stitches after being struck by a chair at school. Tom Ingram, 15, was treated and released. disciplinary action will follow. A color television worth $250 was stolen from Brenda Cornele’s home.
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Beck-Talbert
Central Avenue
Citizens Band
Dillman’s Market
Tom Ingram
Oneka Ave
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Health and Retardation Board
Paul P. Filipkowski
D.D.S
Denistry
Jennie MacLean
Jennie Lawson
Clayton Ave
Joseph R. Baker
Robert Fink
Franklin
St. Petersburg
St. Petersburg Osteopathic Hospital
Fink
Anglesby
Gerald McDonough
Taiwan Bus
John Dobrozs Jr
Ins., Inc
First Ave
Vietnam
Brenda Cornele
Lawn Ave
South Verity