Lukens Attacks Scranton Panel On Campus Unrest
Rep. Donald Lukens says if he were named to the President's Commission on Campus Unrest there would be screaming. He criticizes Scranton's panel as liberal and biased toward student radicals, calling for a hard line against campus disruption. He cites a 50 page grassroots report by Henry Paolucci blaming permissiveness for disorders and urges changes in handling campus issues.
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Donald EF. Lukens
Commission On
Nixon
Washington
University Research Committee
Young Americans For Freedom
Lukens
The
Journal Today
Scranton
Henry Paolucci
St. John’s University
Scranton Committee
Lukens’ Committee
U.S
Fish Kill Is Checked Along Great Miami River
About 3 000 fish were found dead along the Great Miami River near the Hamilton Butler county line by Ohio Division of Wildlife officers. The incident, still under investigation, may be hard to pinpoint the cause, with low oxygen or slowed water flow listed as possibilities. Investigation expected in two to three weeks with further details on a separate Middletown Hydraulic Canal kill.
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ROSS
Great Miami River
Ohio Division of Wildlife
Hamilton
Butler County
Tom Fulton
Fulton
Great Miami
Oman
Middletown Hydraulic Canal
Murder charges filed in Butler Dith death case
Hamilton detectives filed first degree murder and robbery charges against Paul E Stamper and Mary Mae Miller in connection with the death of Henry N Whitlock. Whitlock was found suffocated in a Gilmore Road ditch after meeting the suspects in a tavern. The two suspects are held without bond in Butler County jail.
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Hamilton
Whitlock
Garret J. Boone
Butler
Henry N. Whitlock
Ross Ave
Gilmore Road
Paul E. Stamper
Ludlow St
Mary Mae Miller
Vine St
Gary Gets Hair Cut and Returns to Franklin High
Gary Calvert sixteen and leader of the band Gary and the Hornets was suspended for long hair but returned to Franklin High School after a haircut. Principal Clarence McDade praised the appearance and stated the policy requires hair above eyebrows ears and collar. The Calverts said the goal was Gary back in school and the matter is closed.
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Gary Calvert
Franklin High School
Harold Calvert
Gary
Gary and the
Hornets
Clarence McDade
McDade
Calvert
Police City Pay Talks Move Toward Tentative Accord
Police and city negotiators expect to settle salaries and fringe benefits at a daylong session. Firemen, in earlier talks, presented a 1971 wage proposal with a later meeting set, while officers showed mostly support for the city plan. Both sides plan to keep figures private until November 1 as figures of the current schedule are discussed.
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J. D. Bates
Russell Dwyer
Fraternal Order of Police Team
The
Journal
Dwyer
Warren Johnson
Division of Fire
Bound To Jury On 14 Forgery Charges
Two defendants Talana Gordon 22 and Phillip Hammond 21 bound to Butler County grand jury on 14 forgery counts with bonds totaling 14000. Judge J T Lamb set seven bonds of 1000 each. They pleaded innocent to forging checks on the First National Bank of Middletown from the Arnold joint account.
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Butler County Grand Jury
J.T. Lamb
Municipal Court
Talana Gordon
Phillip Hammond
Louis Place
First National Bank of
Middletown
Luther
Mary Arnold
Rap Brown Sentenced In Absentia In Maryland Firearm Case
H. Rap Brown was sentenced in absentia to five years in prison on a 1968 firearm transport conviction. He has been missing about a year and forfeiture of a $15,000 bond followed his failure to appear for sentencing. Brown also did not attend a Maryland arson and riot trial last May. attorney William Kunstler cited safety concerns.
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H. Rap Brown
Brown
FBI
Lansing Mitchell
U.S. District Court
Mitchell
Maryland
William Kunstler
New York
Dean Says Politics Has No Place On Campus
Brandeis acting president Dr Charles I Schottland warns politics should be kept off college campuses at an alumni dinner in Kansas City He supports FBI involvement if campuses face bombings or arson and prefers federal officers over local police in such cases.
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Charles I. Schottland
Brandeis Universiity
Schottland
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FBI
Miami Freshman Dies In Crash Near Ross
A 17 year old Reading youth, Roger Lawrence Gerdes, a freshman at Miami University, died in a two vehicle crash on new U S 27 near Ross Butler County. Gerdes sustained massive head injuries and was pronounced dead at the scene. The accident involved a northbound car and a southbound pickup driven by Paul Franklin Ashdown, 23, of Ross Road. Ashdown was hospitalized in fair condition. The fatality marked Butler County's 32nd traffic death in 1970, with the year’s toll climbing past the prior period.
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Hamilton
Reading
Miami University
New U. S. 27
Ross
Butler County
Roger Lawrence Gerdes
Garret J. Boone
Gerdes
Robert Wright
Ray Thomas
Paul Franklin Ashdown
Morgan- Ross Road
Ashdown
Mercy
Indianapolis
Sanctions Rejected Against Morrow School Board
The Ohio Education Association refused to sanction the Little Miami Teachers Association backed action against the Morrow school board. A July request followed board rejection of a salary scare and hires and materials proposals, citing insufficient evidence to sanction. The OEA has broader statewide sanctions aimed at tax reform for education.
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Morrow
Ohio Education Association
Little Miami Teachers Association
OEA
Boeke to Act as City Manager in Middletown
C A Sam Boeke Mid dletown director of public services will become acting city manager Wednesday. Dan Rothe retires that day. Boeke will serve until Dale F Helse of Painesville starts Oct 19. Boeke has 18 years with the city and has acted as manager during prior absences.
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C. A
Sam) Boeke
Middletown
Dan Rothe
City Commission
Dudley Inwood
Boeke
Dale F. Helse
Painesville
Kothe
Beating Fatal in Toledo Home Robbery
Police say 80 year old Stephen Lorenchick of Toledo died at Riverside Hospital from injuries after two intruders beat him in his home on Wednesday night. The robbers stole some antiques during the crime.
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Toledo, Ohio
Stephen Lorenchick
Toledo
Riverside Hospital
Armco to offer two new grades of cold rolled steel
Armco Steel Corp will create Grade E and Grade A cold rolled sheets and coils starting Oct 15. Grade E targets exposed surfaces with a base price of 8.95 per cwt, while Grade A, for functional unexposed use, lists 8.60 per cwt, 7 per ton less than Grade E.
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Armco Steel Corp
Armco Raises Steel Prices Amid Higher Surface Requirements
An Armco spokesman says escalating steel surface requirements push up prices. He notes manufacturers paying for extra surface steel benefit, while higher standards increase rejects for surface flaws and allow Armco to sell the ruined material under a new classification.
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ARMCO
Auto Strikes Pole injuring Woman in City Crash
Mrs. Ethel Howard of 2010 i Wayne Ave. sustained minor injuries yesterday afternoon when her car hit a tree and a light pole at Central Avenue and Alameda Circle. Damage to the 1967 car was about $300 and damage to the pole and base was about $300, authorities said.
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Ethel Howard
I Wayne Ave
Central Avenue
Alameda Circle
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