HEW to release $66.7 million in school aid funds
The Department of Health Education and Welfare said it will release about $66.7 million in extra school aid next Tuesday or Wednesday, money it says Congress may not have intended to approve.
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Washington
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Congress
Elmer B. Staats
HEW
Staats
U.S. District Court
Coalition
Frank C. Carlucci
Caspar W. Weinberger
Department
Carlucci
Ohio State Fair Nears Record Attendance Peak
As the 120th Ohio State Fair enters its final three days, officials express guarded optimism that attendance may surpass last year and approach the 1970 record. After eight days the tally sits about 35,000 above the prior year, with Friday's attendance at 69,707. The forecast calls for thundershowers and highs in the mid to high 80s over Labor Day weekend.
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Columbus, Ohio
Fair
Tom Rizzo
Rizzo
National Weather Service
Tom Gabel
Eureka
Ill
Gabel
McKinley Boosters to Hold Orientation for Sixth Graders
The McKinley Middle School Boosters Club will host an orientation Thursday at 6 30 p m for sixth grade students and their families. Participants will tour the school and enjoy refreshments.
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McKinley Middle School Boosters Club
Pharmacy forms to speed Ohio Medicaid payments
Ohio Department of Public Welfare plans a trial of an electronic pharmacy form system to cut payment processing to about 30 days. Current punched forms cause 50 to 80 percent error. after Columbus testing the plan would roll out to larger Ohio cities and then all pharmacies by January with providers by March.
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Columbus, Ohio
Ohio Department of Public Welfare
Columbus
Ohio
Department
Jail term suspended in assault and battery case
A Middletown man received a six month suspended sentence for assault and battery, reduced from armed robbery, with Judge J T Lamb presiding. Several others faced fines for DWI, careless driving, assault, and disorderly conduct, including suspended fines for dog at large and stay away orders.
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Middletown
J. T. Lamb
James R. Reed Jr
Webster St
Mike Spicer
Donald D. Pitts
Sheffield St
Floyd Sandlin
Germantown Road
Anthonny M. Blake
Miami
Fla
John McCoy
Plymouth Ave
Garnett Dunn
Smith Ave
Shirley Chapman
Winton St
Karen Sue Cain
Karen Reynolds
Young St
George Pierson
NOW Chapter in Hamilton to Host Sept 12 Meeting
Hamilton NOW plans an organizational meeting September 12 at 8 p m at the Hamilton YMCA. Guest speaker Jan Burnside state coordinator for Ohio NOW will address members. NOW, founded in 1966, has over 300 chapters nationwide focusing on ERA ratification, equal opportunity, child care and media image issues.
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Hamilton
Butler County
National Organization of Women (Now
Jan Burnside
Ohio
Births and dismissals listed for area residents
Vital statistics show Mr and Mrs Roy Patterson 1120 Lafayette Ave welcomed a boy yesterday. Mr and Mrs Robert E Main 420 Home Ave Trenton welcomed a boy yesterday. Multiple hospital dismissals listed by full name and residence including Roy Curtis Richard son Drive Cecil Wills Bexley Drive Robert Specht Pinto Ave and more.
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Roy Patterson
Lafayette Ave
Robert E. Main
Home Ave
Trenton
Roy Curtis
Richardson Drive
Cecil Wills
Bexley Drive
Robert Specht
Pinto Ave
Donald Sorrell
Carolina St
Sondra Parker
Man Held in Death of Woman in Cincinnati
Cincinnati police held 37 year old Ben Dukes after he turned himself in regarding the shooting death of Thelma Tribble, 37, of Oakley. Dukes allegedly fled a home and tried to jump from a sixth floor window at headquarters before officers restrained him.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
Oakley
Ben Dukes
Walnut Hills
Thelma Tribble
Dukes
Catholic School Bus Schedule Aligns With Transfers
Buses for Pope John XXIII school will run on the same timetable as the former St. John and St. Mary routes, at least temporarily. Parents of new students should verify the exact times with the principal.
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St. John and St. Mary
Magazine postage hike planned for newspapers and magazines
The Postal Service will raise rates for second to fourth class mail within two weeks, exempted from Phase 4 controls by the Cost of Living Council. First class, air mail, and packages stay unchanged. Rates depend on weight destination and mail class.
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Washington
Postal Service
Council
Archdiocese names director of religious education
Rev. Robert J. Hater was appointed director of religious education for the Archdiocese of Cincinnati by Archbishop Joseph L. Bernardin. The 39 year old Cincinnati priest will oversee education from schools to adult programs, operating from the Education Office at 220 W. Liberty St.
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Cincinnati
Robert J. Hater
Archdiocese of Cincinnati
Joseph L. Bernardin
Father Hater
The
Athenaneum of Ohio
W. Liberty St
GOP women to be feted at Ohio conference
Republican women legislators and Republican County Chairmen will be honored on September 6 before the Ohio Federation of Republican Women's Organizations two day conference opens.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ohio Federation of Republican Women's Organizations, Inc
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