Security tight as Eugene Gall trial opens in Burlington
Eugene W Gall Jr, 32, of Hillsboro, Ohio, faces the death penalty for the rape slaying of 12 year old Lisa Jansen of Cincinnati. Boone County and sheriff's deputies guard the Burlington courthouse with metal detectors and purse searches. Selection of jurors begins and may take two weeks due to pre trial publicity. Gall’s attorney plans an insanity defense.
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Lisa Jansen
Cincinnati
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Safety panels set meetings in Middletown area
The Safety Council of the Middletown Area schedules two meetings this week. The Industrial Committee for 1978 79 begins tomorrow at noon at Bonanza Sirloin Pit on Striel Boulevard with Al Maines of the Ohio Division of Safety Hygiene speaking on The New State codes What They Mean To you. The Traffic Committee meets Thursday at noon at the United Way Building. Lunch costs $2 per person. reservations via the Safety Council at 425-6507.
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AVC head to retire from active management
DETROIT AP Roy D Chapin Jr 62 chairman of American Motors Corp since 1967 will retire from active management of the firm on Sept 30 but will retain the position of chairman Chapin retirement had been expected since last year when he was replaced as chief executive officer by Gerald C Meyers AMC president
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American Motors Corp
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AMC
Groundbreaking at Hamilton on Miami University campus
Hamilton noted the groundbreaking for a fourth building on the Miami University Hamilton Campus as part of the campus anniversary observance. The ceremony in Parrish Auditorium will include MUH executives, President Shriver, U S Representative Kindness, state officials, and local mayors.
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Miami University
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M. Douglas Reed
MUH
Bernard Phelps
Miami
Phillip R. Shriver
U.S
Thomas Kindness
Donald Lukens
Michael Fox
Shoe repairman fears profession is fading
SPRINGFIELD Ohio AP. Anthony Esposito, 64, runs a busy shoe repair shop as national data show growth, yet he worries about attracting successors. He learned the trade in southern Italy, has repaired shoes since 14, and has funded four children’s college via his work. Industry group notes 14,000 shops nationwide with steady growth, but newer shops use assembly lines and mall locations, risking the craft’s artistry.
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Zolf
Wight
Ken Bauder
Shoe Service Institute of America
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District of Columbia
Local woman Connie Sorrell earns national volunteer honor
Connie Sorrell of 201 Grand Ave received the National Volunteer Service Citation from the Southwestern Ohio Chapter of the Arthritis Foundation. She was one of four honored in a 25 county area for unselfish and outstanding support in fighting arthritis. Sorrell coordinates Arthritis Volunteer Action Committee activities in Middletown and is affiliated with Independence Factory. She has formed patient education classes and assisted with the Butler Warren County Branch Campaign publicity.
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Grand Ave
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Independence Factory
Butler
Warren County
Snow aids containment of Rocky Mountain blaze
An unusual summer snow at 11 000 feet helps slow a timber fire burning in Rocky Mountain National Park for over a month. About 400 Allenspark residents faced potential evacuation as 500 firefighters and heavy equipment worked in, with snow 3 to 4 feet deep aiding efforts but not ending the fire.
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Colo
Rocky Mountain National Park
Anna Fender
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Allenspark
Park
Denver
Trail Ridge Road
Boulder County Sheriff's Deputies
Rks
Tim Prosser
Colorado State Forest Service
Prosser Sai
New fare system tears dollars into confetti in Washington
A 3 million Washington area transit fare system, intended to automate money handling, blows dollar bills into a vault within 30 seconds. Officials report a 27 per thousand mutilation rate and have hired workers to tape notes back together as a fix.
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Washington Area
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Keene
CPR Training Expands in Middletown Area MASH Program
In five months the Middletown Area Survival Heart beat program trained over 800 locals in lifesaving CPR. Dr. Walter Roehll Jr. notes 71 instructors have led more than 53 classes using manikins for adults and children, with no charge for groups.
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MASH
Ple
Roenil Sant
Roehli
Joan Sabo
Safety Council
United Way
Manikin
Franklin
UN General Assembly opens fall session with Camp David accord impact
The 1978 UN General Assembly convenes amid Camp David summit deals on the Arab Israeli conflict. Some expect quieter debate, others foresee intensified Arab pressure for a Palestine special session. A key item is funding for UN peacekeeping in southern Lebanon as the Security Council extends the force for four more months.
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General Assembly
Camp David
Minster
Menachem Segin
Anwar Sadat
Middle East
William H. Barton
Palestine Alteration Organization
Palestine
U.N
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Security Council
Oswald Castro link studied by House panel
House investigators weigh a sensational 1967 claim that Oswald told Cuban officials he might shoot Kennedy and that Castro knew or could have prevented it. Castro denies any such knowledge and Cuban diplomats say Oswald made no such statements during Mexico City visits.
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House
le Harvey Oswald
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Fidel Castro
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Castro
Oswald
Mexico City
Havana
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Clark
Lee Harvey Oswald
Dallas
United States
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Éusbio Azcue Lopez
Alfredo Mirabal Diaz
Cuba
Dry spell cuts rainfall along the Yangtze River
Report from Tokyo via AP notes a spell along the Yangtze River with rainfall in some areas 50 percent below normal, signaling unusually dry conditions across parts of the region.
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Hsinhua News
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