Auto Title Office In New Home Set Dedication
Hamilton Butler county residents are invited to inspect the new motor vehicle title department and auto license bureau at 119 S. Second. A dedication and open house will run 2 to 4 p.m. tomorrow with county officials and Rep. Walter Powell on hand. Robb noted the facility doubles waiting space, handles about 400 titles daily, and features public and commercial counters. He added that 125,246 titles and liens were issued in 1970 with $2,547,568.61 collected, and that all titles must be filed numerically and alphabetically for a 10 year retention. The basement houses the files and the adjacent license bureau is run by County Auditor Ray Tilton.
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Hamilton — Butler
Edward S. Robb Jr
Auglaize County
Gordon Counmings
Wapakoneta
Ohio Clerk of Courts Association
Walter Powell
Fairfield
Robb
South Front Street
Auto Title Department
Rob
Ohio
Automobile License Bureau of County
Ray Tilton
Park closings fuel GOP attack on Gilligan
Gov. John J. Gilligan ordered the closing of 46 state parks, a move Republicans call a major political mistake. Democrats admit some backlash as citizens faced weekend picnics disrupted and inquiries swelled. Critics highlight job losses at Indian Lake versus welfare personnel cuts.
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Associated Press
John J. Gilligan
Gilligan
Indian Lake
Department of Welfare
Cincinnati Council Protests Governor on Park Closures
Cincinnati City Council approved a Republican resolution urging Gov. Gilligan to reverse park closures under his austerity plan. Councilman Guy Guckenberger said the move deprives citizens of recreation and hurts employment, while GOP members also opposed the governor’s proposed state income tax as an immediate heavy burden on the economy.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
John Gilligan
Guy Guckenberger
Gilligan
GOP
Money Hit Wilmington Faces School Shutdown
Wilmington Ohio faces possible January shutdown as district of 3900 pupils battles a funding crisis blamed on state inaction and Clinton County Air Force Base closure. Superintendent Nicholson cites audits, potential state aid from Gilligan plans, losses in federal and foundation funding, and a 7.3 mill renewal with 0.2 mill addition to keep eligibility.
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Wilmington
Ohio
Clinton County Air Force Base
Howard Nicholson
Board of Education
Ohio Department of Public Instruction
Nicholson
John J. Gilligan
Gilligan
College Chase Merger Is Challenged By Suit
Newport Ky AP A hearing is set next Thursday in Campbell Circuit Court on a suit challenging the merger of Salmon P. Chase College of Law in Cincinnati with Northern Kentucky State College Atty General Breckinridge filed the suit. NKSC trustees and the education council argue they have authority to approve the merger. The Chase College of Law has operated in Cincinnati 83 years and planned to move to Park Hills Kentucky while NKSC moved most facilities to Highland Heights.
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Newport
Campbell
Salmon P. Chase College of Law
Cincinnati
Northern Kentucky State College
Kentucky
Atty
John B Breckinridge
Frederick Warren
Highland Heights
Breckinridge
NKSC
Education Council
Chase College of Law
YMCA
Law School
NELC
Park Hills
Ohio State Fee Protest Is Launched
Ohio State University faces a student protest over fee hikes approved July 30. Undergraduate leaders Jerome Friedman and Jeffrey Yapalater urge students to withhold fees until the autumn quarter deadline September 24, while school officials warn nonpayment means no enrollment. The leaders act without formal student government backing and plan potential legal action against the $30 per quarter undergrad hike and $90 per quarter graduate increase.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ohio State University
Jerome Friedman
Jeffrey Yapalater
Friedman
Yapalater
Pat Nixon in TV Special Reveals Shyness Joke
Washington AP Mrs. Richard M. Nixon says she laughs at being called shy in an hour long television special to air Sunday night. The First Lady released the text on Thursday and discusses burying myths about her shyness after 20 years of world travels and making friends easily.
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Washington
Richard M. Nixon
Nixon
Findlay Teachers Strike Presses On In Ongoing Talks
Findlay teachers and the board of education pressed wage negotiations as the 10 000 student district remained closed. Logan teachers voted to return by a wide margin after a three day walkout while operations resumed with volunteers assisting classes.
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Associated Press
Findlay
Board of Education
Logan
Logan Education Association
Tailors Name Aaron and Kennedy Best Dressed Figures
Henry Aaron is named the best dressed sports figure and U S Senator Edward Kennedy tops politicians in the Custom Tailors Guild of America 26th annual list of the nation’s 10 best dressed by vocation Aaron narrowly beat Arnold Palmer Kennedy edged John Connally Others included Gene Nelson Tom Tryon Vic Damone Monty Hall Arthur Rubloff Ray Ri naldi Don Rickles and Walter Matthau
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Miami
Henry Aaron
U.S
Edward Kennedy
D-Mass
Custom Tailors Guild of America
Aaron
Arnold Palmer
Kennedy
Treasury
John Connally
Gene Nelson
Tom Tryon
Vic Damone
Monty Hall
Arthur Rubloff
Ray Rinaldi
Don Rickles
Walter Matthau
Teenager Sought After Detroit Mutual Robbery in Cincinnati
Police hunt a teen for a Thursday robbery at the Detroit Mutual Insurance Co office in Cincinnati. He took 1557 dollars in cash and 539 pounds in checks. No injuries reported. Detective work continues as investigators review surveillance and seek tips from the public.
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Cincinnati
Detroit Mutual Insurance Co
Scouts seek new site for Oct 15 Olentangy camporee
In Columbus Ohio the Boy Scouts of the Olentangy District began searching for a replacement location after Mohican State Park canceled the planned October 15 camporee due to Gov. John J. Gilligan's austerity program.
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Columbus, Ohio
Boy Scouts of the Olentangy District
Mohican State Park
John J. Gilligan
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John Jones
Jones
M. £. Sensenbrenner
Cincinnati Council
College- Chase
Kentucky Council of Public Higher Education
NESC
Pat Nixon
Middletown
Dep’t
Blazer
Pantyhose
Hanes
PCI
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