Wild burros offered for free adoption in western states
Government backs adopt a burro plan to turn pests into pets. National Park Service and Bureau of Land Management seek volunteers to adopt 8 000 to 10 000 burros roaming California Nevada Arizona and New Mexico to curb erosion and protect vegetation. No charge but adopters must transport animals to suitable facilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
National Park Service
Bureau of Land Management
Humane — Society
Theovernment
California
Nevada
Arizona
New Mexico
Sally
Sweetpea
Hill
Lake Park Service
Grand Canyon National Park
Baker
Mojave Desert
Sal
Toledo Teachers Clash With State Over Unemployment Pay
Toledo teachers and state officials dispute whether educators should receive unemployment benefits during school closures. Cal Lawrence argues eligible for unemployment to cover lost time. Attorney General Brown says they should not receive full pay plus unemployment and may owe reimbursements when funds resume. Estimated jobless pay could total about $4.4 million.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
Ohio
Odvnars
Cal Lawrence
Toledo Federation of Teachers
William J. Brown
Lawrence
Brown
Thomas Ferguson
Sirica Ends Active Duty as Judge in Watergate Era
John J. Sirica, 73, retires from active federal judging to become a senior judge. He led key Watergate decisions including the Nixon cover up trial and reduced Haldeman Mitchell and Ehrlichman sentences, with future parole hearings set for the others. He plans to publish his account of the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
John J. Sirica
America
Richard M Nixon
Sirica
US District Court
Watergate
Nixon
H.R. Haldeman
John N Mitchell
John D Ehrlichman
Ehrlichman
Detroit experiment TV or not TV
A Detroit Free Press trial offering 500 to families to abandon television for a month drew 27 participants from 120 approached. Five accepted, and TV repairmen disconnected their sets on Sept 19 20. Results included withdrawal like behavior and increased reading, movies, visits, and trips, with some families arguing for keeping the TV off.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Detroit Free Press
Dayton School Plan Returns to Court Over Desegregation
Dayton Ohio case resumes in U S district court as Judge Carl Rubin rehears claims of intentional segregation in the public schools. NAACP argues ongoing, substantial segregation persists. school board contends desegregation not required despite imbalance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dayton
Ohio
Supreme Court
U.S. District Court
Carl B. Rubin
Rubin
NAACP
David ©. Greer
Louis Lucas
Hearing on zoning change in Lemon Township Butler County
Notice under Butler County Rural Zoning Resolution No 14280 announces a hearing before the Butler County Commissioners at the Administrative Center in Hamilton on Monday November 14 1977 at 10:30 AM. The District would change from B 3 General Business to R 1 Suburban Residence for a 5535 acre tract described by Canal Street, Railroad line, and Union Local 534 land, used by Edward and Virginia Oberle for residential purposes. Interested parties urged to attend.
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Butler County
Ohio
Butler County Commissioners’ Office
High Street
Hamilton
Lemon Township
Canal Street
Hamilton Middletown Road
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Construction and General Laborers Union, Local 534, Inc
Edward
Virginia F. Oberle
Middletown Road
Middletown
Local Births and Visit Hours Listed
Vital statistics note births for several Franklin area families with newborn girls. Addresses include Jerr Chapman, David Hounshell, Greg Miller, and Robert Buerkle among others. Also lists residents named with multiple street addresses and a hospital visiting schedule Monday through Saturday for medical surgical and pediatric patients from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. and 5 to 8 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerr Chapman
Twin C Road
Franklin
David Hounshell
Carolina St
Greg Miller
North St
Robert Buerkle
Victoria Ave
Melinda Combs
Mohawk St
Joe Mones Gabbard
Tina Gay
Joseph Gay
Garver Road
Douglas Gentry
Crawford St
Garryon McClure
11Th Avenue
Justin Hamilton
Roosevelt Blvd Hospital
Girl Scouts Celebrate Founder Juliette Low Birthday Event
Girl Scout troops from Trenton Madison Seven Mile and Jacksonburg held an outdoor birthday tribute for founder Juliette Low at Camp Timberhill on Saturday. Senior Troop 1819 leaders Terri Carrozza Tonya Carrozza Robin Johnson Carol McFarland Terri Richard supervised cadettes Cathy Taylor and Missy Richard from Troop 1377.
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Manuka
Trenton
Madison
Seven Mile
Jacksonburg
Juliette Low
Camp Timberhill
Terri Carrozza
Tonya Carrozza
Robin Johnson
Carol McFarland
Terri Richard
Cathy Taylor
Missy Richard
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Terral King
The
Land Management Bureau
Schwinn
Tom Blake
Blake
Bill Denham
Lylburn Rd
Midd
L. Blaine Alsip
Middletown-Faton Road
John W. Barker
Amity Lane
John Craft
Monroe
Dennis
S. Marshall Road
George Kirk
West Elkton
Linville Manns
S. Dixie Highway
James Martin
Allen Road
Stephen Rader
Raymond Rader
Jack Terrell
Earl Brewer
Shartle
Elby L. Estes Jr
Bellomonte
Martha Logan
Girl Scouts
Murray Bros
L.L. Meece
D.D.S
Melvin A. Kuntz
South Broad Street
Dave Ballard
Dave
Ila
Keep Ballard
William Shula
Holly Drive
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