Cox case likened to Sam Sheppard in murder case
Defense attorney H J Bressler argued Gary Michael Cox is innocent of first degree murder and compared the case to Sam Sheppard. Cox was sentenced after being found guilty by a jury in a second trial for stabbing Mrs Frankie Clifford. The Ohio Supreme Court had ordered a new trial due to errors in the original proceeding.
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Hamilton
H.J. Bressler
Gary Michael Cox
Sam Sheppard
Bressler
Cox
Frankie Clifford
Harmon Ave
Ohio Supreme Court
Common Pleas
Fred B. Cramer
Gary Cox
Lucasville
Cramer
Ford
Fires destroy car and damage Carroll home
Two fires, one labeled suspicious, damaged a residence at 1920 Carolina St and a 1964 car. Total property damage exceeds 345 dollars. Firefighters credit rapid response with limiting the blaze. Investigators are pursuing leads as threats to Carroll are noted.
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Jack Carroll
Carolina St
Carroll
Billy Baker
Locust St
Elbert McIntosh
Deaths in Camden and Hamilton Area Notices
Pearl Rebecca Christian of Camden dies at 67 in Oxford hospital after 10 days as patient. Survived by husband Burnett, six daughters and five sons, siblings, 25 grandchildren, five great grandchildren. Funeral 11 a.m. Saturday at R. C. Nein & Sons. burial Fairmount Cemetery. Roy Lantis of Camden dies at 81. services 1 p.m. tomorrow at Zimmerman Funeral Home. burial Fairview Cemetery. Hamilton deaths include William Cook 70 and Joseph Brockman 85 with services pending.
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Camden
Pearl Rebecca Christian
Central Ave
McCullough-Hyde Hospital
Oxford
Burnett
Dolores Hartman
Somerville
Eileen Marker
Linda Willeford
Dianne Rader
Sandra Cassidy
Middletown
Peggy Christian
Gerald
Donald
Harold
Gary
Dale
Hamilton
Paul Nelson
Ruth Silvers
Zelma Wilson
R. C. Nein & Sons
Fairmount Cemetery
Gratis
Roy Lantis
N. East St
Kettering Memorial Hospital
Armco Steel Corp
Grace
la Jean Beane
Eaton
Vernon
Zimmerman Funeral Home
Fairview Cemetery
Franklin Planning Commission Set Public Hearing Tonight
The Franklin Cit Planning Commission will hold a public hearing at 7 30 tonight at the City Building on a proposed ordinance to permit a camper trailer zone. If approved, the measure goes to City Council for final action aimed at enabling bid taking for a canoe rental dock and camper site on city owned land along the Great Miami River west bank.
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Franklin — Cit Planning Commission
Great Miami River
Warren County Delays Annexation Vote Into November
Warren County commissioners postponed a decision on releasing a 19.27 acre East Plains tract for annexation to Middletown. Petitioners cite benefits like cheaper water and better services, while opponents warn of broader annexation steps and bank interests. The hearing resumes November 18 with sewer need and cost estimates to be studied.
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Phil Yost
Lebanon
East Plains
Middletown
Warren County
Ronald Drive
Lesley Lane
Dallas Powers
Dewey Powell
Franklin Township
Powell
Powers
Richard Reneker
Bob Turner
Lebanon council asked to amend criminal code
Lebanon officials heard a request from bowling alley owner Mike Schroder to stiffen penalties for repeat vandalism and property damage. City attorney J William Duning will meet with Schroder and council as the criminal code is redrafted.
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Lebanon Council
Lebanon
Wits End
Mike Schroder
Lebanon Lanes
J. William Duning
Schroder
George Leasure
Recreation Board
Germaine Greer Calls Mexico Conference Futile and Misjudged
Germaine Greer told Miami University students that the International Women's Year Conference in Mexico City was doomed due to political interference and cultural gaps. She criticized representation and urged self liberation while noting the personal fallout from public attention to her book.
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Mike McLeod
Oxford
Mexico City
Germaine Greer
Miami University
Miller Assembly Hall
Cambridge
U.N
Towne Mall changes OK'd in Warren County
Commissioners approved modifications to the Towne Mall project at Ohio 122 and I-75 proposed by Jacobs Visconsi Jacobs. The plan bends the corridor to bring Elder-Beerman closer to 122 and adds Sears on the north side, plus three satellite shops along Towne Boulevard. They also deferred debris removal from Clear Creek bridges for study and approved a $5,000 grant to the Warren County Humane Association.
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Lebanon
Towne Mall
Ohio 122
Warren County
Jacobs, Visconsi & Jacobs
Enterprise
McAlpin’s
Elder-Beerman
Elder- Beerman
Sears
Towne Boulevard
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Michael B. Smith
Marblehead
Mass
U.S
Smith
Senate
Anthony J. Jurich
Lynn A. Townsend
Detroit
Townsend
Chrysler Corp
Frederick van Scoyoc
Armco Steel Corporation
Q.R. Reeder
William H. Schaefer
Aritrim Court
Ohio
Pol. Adv
Pearl Christian
William Cook
Bender Ave
Webb
Joseph Brockman
Fairfax Ave
Brown- Dawnson
Middletown Bank
WPFB
Franklin
Paul Fitzgerald
Pack
Cubs
Cu Scout Pack 63
Camp Hook
Vaughn Fitzpatrick
Robin Seale
Kenneth Norris
Kevin Tinch
Greg Gunderson
Donn Wisman
Jim Borland
Ron Current
Troop
Den
William Hall
Wildwood
David Adams
Webelos
Paul Rosell
Wildwood School
Cedric Stanley
Franklin National Bank
Leasure
Council
Robert Tanner
Forest Park
Police Department
Area Redevelopment Committee
Tanner
Hazel McGlaughlin
the Better Health Committee
Robert Davies
Alam
N. Ohio
Wyn Engin
Clear Creek
Warren County Humane Association
Faith Assembly
Church OF God
Harrison St
Middletown Ambassadors
Cait
North University Boulevard
Bell
Hanna
River Bridge
Trenton
Larry Young
Sue Ringleothee
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