18-Year-Old Appointed to Belle Isle City Council
Belle Isle Florida AP reports 18 year old Paul Larry Curry has been appointed to the seven member City Council to fill the unexpired term of a member who moved away. Curry a Republican will serve until January and plans to study engineering or mathematics at the University of Florida while attending meetings when possible. He says the appointment is to help the community and its young people and emphasizes nonpartisan service. Hyatt calls Curry an outstanding student with ability and notes the town’s drainage and sewage issues and the need to connect with residents.
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Belle Isle, Fla
Bill Hyatt
Paul
Larry” Curry
Curry
Hyatt
University of Florida
Gainesville
Typhoon Virginia Kills 93 People In Japan
Typhoon Virginia dumped 22 inches of rain in central Japan killing at least 53 people with 3 missing and 27 injured, officials said. Landslides triggered by 67 mph winds caused most casualties as Virginia neared Okinawa and moved northeast.
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Virginia
Japan
Tokyo
Northwest Pacific
National Police Agency
Botulism linked to Bon Vivant soup case in Israel
An American, Michael Alan Segal, 27, in a Jerusalem hospital diagnosed with botulism after a friend found an empty Bon Vivant vichyssoise can in his Israeli apartment. FDA notes Bon Vivant soups carried private labels. a New York death linked to tainted product prompted recalls and bankruptcy steps by Marshall Field & Co. Segal, from Minnetonka, Minnesota, remains in critical condition.
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Washington
Food and Drug Administration
Michael Alan Segal
Segal
Jerusalem
Marshall Field & Co
Paris
New York
FDA
Marshall Field
New York City
Minnetonka
Minn
Local Campers Protest State Park Closures to Gilligan
Embers Camping Club of Middletown sends letters to Gov John J Gilligan and the Department of Natural Resources protesting state park closures. President Douglas G Johnson notes 300 member families pay taxes and fees and that two annual winter camps at Hueston Woods attract about 1,000 camping units. He says the club will voice rights but not demonstrate and underscores the value of state parks for families and travelers.
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Embers Camping Club
Middletown
John J. Gilligan
Department of Natural Resources
Douglas G. Johnson
Camping Club
National Campers and Hikers Association
NCHA
Greater Cincinnati
Johnson
Hueston Woods
Cancer Deaths Rise to Record 1970 Toll in Britain
Britain recorded 115,732 cancer deaths in 1970, up 2 percent from 1969 and accounting for about 20 percent of all deaths, according to a government report.
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London
Britain
Wright-Pat commander defends museum dedication actions
Brig Gen Edmund Rafalko said he excluded certain young people from Wright Patterson Air Force Base during the New Air Force Museum dedication. He called the screening prudent and said orders were carried out without violence. Secret Service and air base guards barred protesters while President Nixon spoke, with Rep Charles Whalen Jr voicing concern over authority used to screen attendees.
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Columbus, Ohio
Wright-Patterson Air Force Base
Air Force Museum
Rafalko
Nixon
Secret Service
Spart
Dayton
Rafalka
Air Force
Joseph Worthing
Dayton Area
U. S
Charles Whalen Jr
Ohio
Washington
Middletonians Named In Indictments In Butler County
A Butler County grand jury returned 34 indictments, naming 14 Middletown defendants in true bills. Charged individuals include Morrison for rape, Pelfrey for forgery, Hannum for burglary, Jones for armed robbery and narcotics, Miller for auto theft, and several others for forgery, counterfeiting, larceny, and possession of hypodermic needles.
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Hamilton
Butler County Grand Jury
Common Pleas
Arthur J. Fiehrer
Middletown
Michael Lee Morrison
John Richard Scott
John Pelfrey
David Jack Hannum
Melvin ‘Eugene Jones
Yvonne Jones
William Jay Miller
Thomas Willis
Joe Wheeler
Kiing
David Preston
Albert Skinger
West Chester
Mark — Hall
Ray Hensley
Strick
Sally Hensley
Trick
Ronald Lee Moore
Ohio State enrollment expected to be about 800 less
Columbus Ohio AP report says Ohio State University officials anticipate full enrollment on campus near 46 074 for autumn quarter with an expected shortfall of about 800 students after a burglary arrest, involving two counts of larceny, connected to Robert Detrow.
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Columbus, Ohio
Ohio State University
Columbus ,Coutis
Robert Detrow
Sherman Autumn
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Smapp
Coop Tog
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Rt. 122
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Aunt Jane
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William M. Sparks
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