Mass suit on war legality quashed by court view
Massachusetts seeks a Supreme Court ruling on the Vietnam War legality. Administration lawyers warn a ruling could force a military office, oversight of troop withdrawals, and diplomatic steps with North Vietnam. They say Congress has already influenced war actions and that not all wars need a formal declaration. The court plans to reconvene October 5 with a closely divided outlook.
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Barry Schweid
Washington
Supreme Court
Nixon
Congress
United States
Justice Department
North Vietnam
Massachusetts
U.S
Erwin N. Griswold
William D. Ruckelshaus
Vietnam
Deaths and Funerals in Middletown and Sebastopol
J Paul Ahlbrandt 64 of Sebastopol Calif died at home survived by wife Dorothy two sons Joel in Navy and John of Kansas City and two step children and two brothers services Friday in Sebastopol O’Leary Funeral Home handling arrangements Harold A Rice 63 longtime Middletown resident died in Coldwater Lake Mich after illness since Sept 19 retired lithopressman for Diamond National Inc survived by wife Virginia daughter Mrs Ingram and Mrs Dykes and Jane Rice son Richard of Miamisburg sister Ethel Evans brothers John Ashland and Eugene Middletown and 11 grandchildren services 10 am Friday Riggs Funeral Home burial Woodside Cemetery call times at funeral home Friday 3-5 and 7-9 pm Greta Bolinger and three grandchildren noted in surviving lines also listed with church services Saturday at Grand Avenue Church of God burial Woodside. Joseph R Baker & Sons Funeral Home and church details for calling and attendance.
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J. Paul Ahlbrandt
Middletown
Sebastopol
Calif
Dorothy
Joel
Navy
John
Kansas City
O'Leary
Harold A. Rice
Coldwater Lake
Mich
Middletown Hospital
Rice
Diamond National Inc
Virginia
David Ingram
Donald Dykes
Jane Rice
Richard
Miamisburg
Ethel Evans
Sacramento
Ashland
Eugene
Riggs
Robert Clark
Woodside Cemetery
Mary
Preble
Greta) Bolinger
Laura Haney
Grand Avenue Church
J Herbert Watson Dies After Illness at Middletown Hospital
J Herbert Watson aged 68 of 1510 S Marsnatl Road died at 8 55 am after a two week hospital stay at Middletown Hospital. He retired from Armco Steel Corp in 1967.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Herbert Watson
S. Marsnatl Road
Middletown Hospital
Mr. Watson
Armco Steel Corp
Zoning Hearing on Lebanon 68 Acre Rezone Proposal
Lebanon city council held a hearing on rezoning 68 acres fronting Oregonia Road and Ohio 48 from light industry to RA multihousing. The tract, owned by doctors Howard Berninger Rourke and Hays, lies next to an office building under construction and is optioned to Miller Valentine Corp of Dayton. Development could yield nearly 100 housing units. council will decide after the Planning Commission hearing on Oct 3.
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Lebanon
Oregonia Road
Ohio 48
Howard Berninger
Rourke & Hays
Miller Valentine Corp
Dayton
City Planning Commission
Fire incidents report injuries at two city locations
At 10 06 am at 400 N Broad St Stephanie Mokry age 16 of 2007 Erie Ave sustained a right foot injury and was transported to Middletown Hospital by ambulance. At 10 20 pm at 1902 First Ave Jeff Larsson age 1 suffered a bruise beneath the left eye and was taken to hospital by private car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. Broad St
Stephanie Mokry
Erie Ave
Middletown Hospital
First Ave
Jeff Larsson
Mrs Juanita Marshall dies in Cincinnati at 49
Mrs Juanita Edie Marshall 49 of Cincinnati formerly Franklin died yesterday at Drake Memorial Hospital Cincinnati Survived by husband Clyde daughter Bertha Hale of Cincinnati two brothers Charles Prickett Franklin Lewis Prickett Indianapolis a sister Ella Hipsher Middletown and a grandchild Arrangements incomplete Anglesby Funeral Home
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Franklin
Juanita
Edie) Marshall
Cincinnati
Drake Memorial Hospital
Clyde
Bertha Hale
Charles Prickett
Lewis Prickett
Indianapolis
Ella Hipsher
Middletown
Anglesby Funeral Home
Obituary Notices for Newman Stahlheber and Jenkins
Walter Newman age 72 of 302 Greenwood Ave. funeral mass 10 am Friday at St. Marys Church. Mrs Alvina Stahlheber age 78 of 2537 Eater Road services 10 30 am tomorrow Proeschel. John Jenkins age 73 of 2862 Hamilton Mason Road services 2 pm tomorrow Webb.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Newman
Greenwood Ave
St. Mary's Church
Alvina Stahlheber
Eater Road
Proeschel
John Jenkins
Hamilton-Mason Road
Webb
Police Youth Clash Near White House Area
Washington police clashed with bands of youths in a two block area near the White House, looting stores and throwing rocks at police cars. Police said 24 people were arrested, tear gas used, and no injuries reported as roadblocks were cleared after about three hours.
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Washington
White House
Mth Street
N.W
Ohio Welfare Residency Rule Challenged in U S Court
In Cincinnati, Ohio the state's one year residency rule for welfare recipients under non federally funded programs faces a legal challenge in U S District Court. The case questions eligibility based on a claimant's length of residence and the impact on program access.
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Ohio
Cincinnati
U. S
Couple Injured In Crash In Butler County
A Middletown area couple were injured when a car left the road on Jacksonburg Road near Howe Road, overturned in a ditch, and struck a fence. Driver James Hines, 61, had chest injuries. his wife Grace, 58, head, arm, and shoulder injuries. Mrs. Hines admitted in good condition. James released after treatment. Separate legal notice: Otis Butler and Ruth Butler sue Hamilton County Welfare over residency denial. hearing set Oct 8 before Judge Porter. Attorney Fred Forney cites 1969 Supreme Court ruling on residency and movement.
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Middletown Area
Jacksonburg Road
Howe Rouad
Butler County
Middletown Hospital
McCoy-Leffler
James R. Hines
Middletown Rt. 2
Grace
David S. Porter
Cincinnati Legal Aid Society
Otis Junior Butler
Ruth
Cincinnati
Arkansas
Hamilton County Welfare Department
Fred Forney
Legal Aid Society
U.S. Supreme Court
Gilligan To Attend Coffee Here Oct 5
John J. Gilligan Democratic candidate for governor will attend a coffee sponsored by Middletown Citizens for Gilligan on Monday Oct 5 at 9 am at the Women's Center 117 N Broad St Tickets available from Mrs John Newby or Mrs Gordon Schenider per David Easton co chair of Citizens for Gilligan
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John J. Gilligan
Middletown
Citizens For Gilligan
Women’s Center
N. Broad St
John Newby
Gordon Schenider
David Easton
Former Miami Linebacker Cites Distinguished Flying Cross
OXFORD US. Air Force 1st Lt. Wayne E. Warden, a former Miami University linebacker under Bo Schembechler 1964-66, receives the Distinguished Flying Cross for Vietnam service. At Norton AFB he piloted a C-123 Provider during a vital ammo resupply at Bu Dop under mortar fire.
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Oxford
Air Force
Wayne E. Warden
Miami University
Bo Schembechler
Vietnam
Norton Afb
Calif
Military Airlift Command
Bu Dop
Certain Lake Fish Are Safe for Consumption
COLUMBUS Ohio AP Only Coho salmon perch catfish carp freshwater drum and mullet from Lake Erie are suitable for human consumption Dan Armbruster chief of the Ohio Division of Wildlife says. Mercury in walleyes smallmouth bass and white bass remains above the FDA tolerance and should not be eaten.
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Columbus, Ohio
Lake Erie
Dan
Armbruster
Ohio Division of Wildlife
Federal Food and Drug Administration
Todd Coddington Granted UC Post
Todd Coddington has been awarded a graduate assistantship in the University of Cincinnati history department. Announcement comes from department head Dr. William D. Aeschbacher. Coddington, son of Mr and Mrs Jack Coddington of 4736 Primrose Lane, earned a bachelor's degree from Miami University.
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University of Cincinnati Department of History
Todd Coddington
Jack Coddington
Primrose Lane
History Department
William D. Aeschbacher
Coddington
Miami University
Slain in Albany four killed in state office campus
In Albany, four people were shot to death at a state office campus building by a gunman who then killed himself. Witnesses said the shooter was the estranged husband of one of the women killed. another victim was a male employee of the State Labor Department. Names not released. gunfire occurred between 8:30 and 8:40 a.m. shortly after some victims arrived for work.
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Albany, N. Y
State Office
State Labor Department
Zanesville Faces Major Water Shortage After Mains Rupture
Zanesville Ohio suffered a serious water shortage Tuesday as four mains ruptured causing pressure drops and water outages. Schools closed and hospitals hauled in water while officials traced the failure to a large basement main at the pumping station. Two water mains were repaired by nightfall and pumping was hoped to resume the next day.
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Zanesville
Ohio
Local life underwriters attend national convention
Gary Shupe and Edwin P. Morrow of Middletown attend the 1970 annual National Association of Life Underwriters convention in Minneapolis Minnesota. The event is the largest life insurance gathering of the year drawing about 3000 delegates. Shupe serves as president of the local Life Underwriters Association and Morrow as vice president of the Ohio association.
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Gary Shupe
Edwin P. Morrow
C.L.A
Middletown
Minneapolis
Mian
National Association of Life Underwa Ters
Guess
Shupe
Life Underwriters Association
Morrow
Ohio
Mid Atlantic Faces Power Crisis As Heat Wave Persists
The Associated Press reports continuing heat across the Middle Atlantic states with the Weather Bureau forecasting prolonged stress on electric power grids. Officials urge conservation measures as demand soars and plants operate at and beyond capacity in the ongoing crisis.
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Associated Press
Middle Atlantic States
Cri
Ruppert Challenges Powell to Faceoff Debates in 24th District
Democratic candidate James D. Ruppert accuses State Sen Walter Powell of ducking debates. Ruppert rerequests six issue topics including violence, drugs, taxes, and Vietnam withdrawal, urging confrontations on any platform during the campaign. Powell has reportedly refused three prior face-to-face meetings. Also noted is a separate power crisis with outages across several states due to heat, generator failures, and imports from Canada.
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James D. Ruppert
Congress
Walter Powell
Ruppert
Powell
Vietnam
Two Cars Demolished In Early Morning Accidents
Police reported two separate early morning crashes on wet streets. Ronald Manning, 25, of Vanderveer Street, drove his 77 Taxi into a tree on Grand Avenue at Sutphin Street and was treated and released for knee and chest injuries. Larry Day, 20, of 220 East State Street, lost control on Yankee Road near University Boulevard, car went 300 feet off road into a tree. Day cited for excessive speed for conditions.
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Middletown Hospital
Ronald F. Manning
Vanderveer Street
Grand Avenue
Sutphin Street
Manning
Larry E. Day
E. State St
Trenton
Yankee Road
University Boulevard
Day
Vega May Be Damaged In Car Washes
DETROIT AP The Chevrolet Vega minicar faces an unexpected problem with automatic car wash systems its undercarriage sits one inch below the 54 inch minimum. The Automatic Car Wash Association International warns operators nationwide and abroad to proceed with extreme caution. General Motors says it is working on a solution, noting only one underside point is affected.
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Detroit
Automatic Car Wash Association International
General Motors
Tapes Stolen From Trenton Man And Battery Taken
Tom Puckett of 206 Martin Ave Trenton reports 19 stereo tapes valued at 95 dollars stolen from his car last night. Willard Snyder of 7313 LeSourdsville West Chester Road reports a battery stolen from a truck parked at a construction site on Mason Road yesterday.
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Tom Puckett
Martin Ave
Trenton
Willard Snyder
LeSourdsville
West Chester Road
Hamilton
Mason Road
Phosphates Blamed In Erie Fish Deaths
Preliminary findings from Project Hypo show phosphates cause oxygen depletion killing fish in Lake Erie. Curtis Ross notes algae blooms fed by phosphates from detergents and other sources, with half of the central basin losing dissolved oxygen this summer. The study aims to guide phosphate removal from sewage and detergent standards by late November.
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Cleveland, Ohio
Lake Erie
Federal Water Quality Administration
Centre For Inland Waters
Curtis Ross
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Griswold
William C. Douglas
Potter Stewart
Mr. Rice
Juanita Marshall
BABES
Marshall University
Huntington, W. Va
Jerry Wilson
Forney
Miami
Albany
Mid-Atlantic
Weather Bureau
Sepe Son
New York
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Maryland
District of Columbia
Federal
Cleveland
Carolinas
Canada
Ontario Hydro
Johnstown
Virginia Electric and Power Co
Erie
Dobrozsi
Varga
Yankee Rd
Michigan Ave
Idaho
Carmel
Montgomery
Fence Headquarters
Wardson
L. Dawson, Inc
Clark St
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