Two 19 year olds Bound for Grand Jury in Break In Case
Clarence Marshall and James Shields, both 19, were bound to the Butler County grand jury on charges of breaking and entering an uninhabited dwelling after police found them inside a Main Street dentist office. Each face $2,000 bond. They waived preliminary hearing and pleaded innocent before Acting Judge William E. Rathman. Additional cases saw Philip Carter fined $200, jailed three days, and suspended one year driving, Courtney Embry guilty of petit larceny with a $100 fine, Charles Crawford fined $100 with $50 suspended, and Kirk Jones fined $100 with $50 suspended for assault and battery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Main Street
Dentists
Butler County Grand Jury
Clarence Marshall
Young Sr
James Shields
Grove St
Wiliam E. Rathman
Albert J. Cutter
Roland McGoodwin
Rathman
Philip J. Carter
16Th Ave
16Th Avenue
Courtney Embry
Kunz Ave
Twin Fair
Charles Crawford
Third St
Franklin
Cour
Joy Cole
Kirk Jones
Tenth Ave
Joyce Jones
15Th Ave
Somerville Man Hurt In Mishap
A 48 year old Somerville man in fair condition at Mercy Hospital after his northbound car hit a parked vehicle on Main Street in Somerville Butler County Police reported Shade F Henson of 227 Mound St Somerville was driving when he was blinded by oncoming lights and lost control The Henson vehicle struck Cecil Wagers's parked car at 148 Main St in front of Wagers home The incident occurred around 1030 p m yesterday according to police statements.
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Hamilton
Somerville
Mercy Hospital
Main Street
Butler County
Shade F. Henson
Mound St
Ray Thomas
Henson
Cecil Wagers
Main St
Wagers
Springboro Coed To Study In Vienna
Amy Dunn, Springboro High School graduate, joins 25 Wilmington College students for fall quarter in Vienna. They depart from JFK Airport, land at Le Bourget, tour Stuttgart, attend opera, study architecture, history, and German, with weekends free for travel and a return to the U.S. around year’s start.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springboro
Amy Dunn
Wilmington College
John F. Kennedy
Europe
Vienna
Martin Giesbrecht
Wilmington
le Bourget
Paris
Staatstheater
Gerlingen Rathaus
Germany
Taxis
Pension Scala
Miss Dunn
Austria
Hungary
Yugoslavia
Czechoslovakia
U.S
Sixth Soldier Stands Trial in My Lai Case
Ft McPherson Georgia AP reports Sgt Charles E Hutto 22 of Tallulah Louisiana will face court martial on assault to commit murder and false swearing in the My Lai case. Two murder and rape charges against him were dropped. Charges against Cpl Kenneth Schiel 23 of Swartz Creek Michigan were dismissed with no further action planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FT. Mcpherson, Ga
Charles E. Hutto
Tallulah
My Lai
3Rd Army
Hutto
Cpl
Kenneth Schiel
Swartz Creek, Mich
Schiel
Tokyo beer consumption hits record high
Japanese drank a record 298.9 million gallons of beer in the three months to August 31, per the Tax Administration Agency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokyo
Tax Administration
Wedding festival in Ljublijana gathers couples
Each May betrothed couples, folk dancers and musical groups gather for a wedding festival in Ljublijana, capital of Yugoslavia's Slovenia republic. At the end of the fete, the couples take their vows in a mass ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ljublijana
Yugoslavia
Slovenia Republic
Conservancy Plant Wins Franklin Wastewater Approval
The Miami Conservancy District approved a 2.5 million Phase 3 project to build a regional wastewater plant serving Franklin and surrounding towns. The plant, designed to treat 4.5 million gallons daily, will be funded by Ohio Water Development Authority bonds and user charges, with construction run by the District.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin
Miami Conservancy District Court
Germantown
Chautauqua
Robert A. Martin’sboro
Dayton
Conservancy
Charles P. Ter
Hamilton
Carlisle
Ohio Water Development Authority
Edward A. Hobart
Troy
West Carrollton
Imperial House South
Dayton-Cincinnati Pike
Dues Development Co
Kimberly-Clark Corp
White Villa Foods
Sanitation Crews to Work Monday in Labor Day Schedule
City sanitation crews will labor on Labor Day following the normal routes. Ken Young, Division of Sanitation superintendent, said collections will be made as usual and the landfill site will operate Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ken Young
Division of
Saniitation
Young
Mayflower Group Begins Pilgrimage
Fifty eight members of the General Society of Mayflower Descendants in New York began a 34 day round trip cruise to England and Holland on the M S Kungsholm to mark the 350th anniversary of the Pilgrims voyage to Plymouth Mass. They wore traditional costumes as they retraced the steps of the Mayflower voyage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
General Society of
Plymouth
Mass
M.S. Kungsholm
England
Holland
Loot In Rural Thefts Includes Tires
Butler County police report four of five rural thefts in the last 24 hours involve loot worth more than 480 dollars. Burglars targeted Tyrone Blake's Elk Creek Road home while the family was away. other losses included rims and tires, a four speed transmission, a tape recorder and tapes, camping gear, lanterns, a pistol, and an aluminum window at trailer homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton
Butler County
Tyrone Keith Blake
Elk Creek Road
Trenton
Bob
Sohio Service
Germantown Road
Middletown
Alexander South
Waneta St
Willowbo
Wayne-Madison Road
Jack Wilkerson
Main St
Troy Shoemaker
St. Clair Ave
Leom Perry
Deaths Linked to Parathion: Stricter Controls Sought
Washington AP reports four North Carolina deaths and several illnesses tied to parathion, a toxic successor to DDT in tobacco fields. Agriculture Department plans meetings with state officials to discuss posting treated fields and issuing use permits. Parathion, an organic phosphate, is highly toxic and not registered for home use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Agriculture Department
North Carolina
Bank Credit Card Boom Despite Slowdown
Bank credit card ownership and spending surged amid a supposed slowdown. In 1969 purchases hit about 3.8 billion dollars, up 80 percent from 1968. first quarter 1970 purchases reached roughly 1.1 billion. BankAmericard and Master Charge each report about 32 million cardholders, with rapid growth since their introductions in 1959 and 1967 respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal Reserve Board
Andrew F. Brimmer
BankAmericard
Master Charge
Mine Safety Policy Reversed Sparks Capitol Debate
Washington reports that the Bureau of Mines reversed a policy requiring inspectors to call their Washington bosses before closing coal mines with uncorrected safety violations. Rep. Ken Hechler and the United Mine Workers criticized the policy as illegal and dangerous. Health and Safety Director Henry Wheeler said inspectors will now order immediate worker withdrawal when violations remain uncorrected within set time limits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
U.S. Bureau of Mines
Ken Hechler
D-W.va
Hechler
United Mine Workers Union
Henry P. Wheeler
Bureau
Industrial Pollution Still Big In Japan
Japan faces ongoing pollution challenges with limited impact on industrial output. The Economic Planning Agency noted August results show production steady in steel chemicals paper and pulp nonferrous metals and electric power besides zinc and cadmium where output fell due to local complaints. Growing pollution awareness complicates site selection and new projects. Nixon and Prime Minister Sato announced a far reaching cooperation program on air pollution and environmental issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toho Zinc Co
Nippon Mining Co
Nixon
Eisaku Sato
21 year old Hamilton man sentenced for resisting arrest
Alvin Ross of 607 S Front St. was fined 150 dollars and costs and given 30 days in county jail by Fairfield Municipal Judge Henry J. Bruewer after his Aug. 12 arrest for resisting arrest. An assault on a police officer charge was dismissed. Officer Bill Barnickel pursued Ross at Pleasant and Magic avenues. both men grappled after Ross allegedly swung. Barnickel was dismissed then later reinstated by the Civil Service Commission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairfield
Hamilton
Henry J. Bruewer
Alvin Ross
Front St
Ross
Pleasant and
Magic Avenues
Hamilton Ptl
Bill Barnickel
Barnickel
George McNally
Civil Service Commission
U S Sending F111 Planes To Aid NATO
Pentagon sources say the Air Force will start next week using the troubled Fili fighter bombers to modernize NATO forces in Europe. A squadron of 24 planes will be delivered to the U S 3rd Air Force at Upper Hayford England by year end. The F111 fleet has been grounded since December after a wing failed in Nevada. More than 200 planes are expected back in service by year end with the rest flying again by next spring or summer.
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Washington
Pentagon
NATO
Europe
U.S
3Rd Air Force
Upper Hayford
England
Air Force
Nevada
Girl Scout Selected for International Selections Seminar
Kim Fielder daughter of Mr and Mrs Fred Fielder 205 Mary Etta Sr a Senior Girl Scout Troop 1429 is chosen with three other scouts from Great Rivers Council to attend next week in Washington D C The International Selections Seminar runs Thursday through Sunday and meets with over 60 candidates from eight states to be judged on poise maturity and second language skills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kim Fielder
Fred Fielder
Mary Etta Sr
Great Rivers
The
Girl Scouts of the
U.S.A
Fielder
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Stuttgart
Mayflower Group
Manchester
David Burke
Interbank
Martha
American Express
Chase Manhattan
Unicard
T&e
Japan
Economic Planning Agency
FOY Johnson
Oswalt
Washington, D.C
Union Sanitery
Joe P. Massie
Plains
Michigan
Soo P.M
Dale G. Chambers
Franklin Baptist Church
Deardoff RD
Ohio
Richard Phillips
Friendly Church
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