Miami Homecoming Weekend Sets Decor, Bonfire and Game
Miami University reads like a hive of activity as students prepare for Homecoming weekend. Alumni registration, a 1:30 p.m. football kickoff against Northern Illinois at Miami Field, bonfire, pep rally, dorm decorating rivalries, and the crowning of Homecoming King and Queen mark the events with a late Saturday night concert by the Guess Who at Millett Assembly Hall.
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Miami University
University Center
Barnby Fudge
Miami Field
Miami
University of Northern Illinois
NIU
Bill Mallory
Redkins
Doc” Ulrich
Guess Who
Millett Assembly Hall
Crossword clues list from today's page
A concise cross reference of clues from today’s puzzle including 24 Employ 25 Sow bugs 28 Miscellany 29 Winged 30 Greek letter 32 Impress deeply 34 Arabian chieftain 35 Estimate 36 Unpleasant sound 37 Dormant leaving readers to fill the grid.
Nixon Should Limit Import Of Sulphur
Rep. Charles A. Vanik urged the Nixon administration to curb exports of low sulphur coal to Japan citing economic and environmental aims. He said rising exports cause domestic shortages and push utilities to use high-sulphur fuels raising prices and pollution.
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Washington
Charles A. Vanik
Nixon
Japan
Ohio Democrat
Te House
Hunter Parents Set Address by Candidate at PTA Meeting
Franklin The Hunter Parent Teacher Club will hold a meeting in the Hunter Elementary School cafeteria at 7 30 p m. Democratic candidate James Ruppert for the 24th Congressional district will attend and speak to parents. Republican candidate Walter Powell is also invited. Franklin City School Superintendent DeWit Terry will discuss the renewal levy on the November 3 ballot.
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Franklin
Hunter
James Ruppert
24Th
Congressional
Walter Powell
DeWit Terry
Franklin City School
Carlisle Band Parents to Pay Off Band Uniforms
Carlisle Band Parents Association meets Thursday at 7 30 p m in the band room to plan paying off last year’s band uniform set. A fried chicken dinner at the high school cafeteria Oct 10 from 5 30 to 7 30 p m will raise funds, with tickets at the door or from members. New officers are Mrs George Price president Mrs Verlin Charles vice president Mrs Charles D Riley secretary and Mrs Henry Roland treasurer.
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Carlisle
Carlisle Band Parents Association
George Price
Verlin Charles
Charles D. Riley
Henry Roland
Ohio Egg Output Drops Four Percent in August 1970
Ohio produced 172 million eggs in August 1970, four percent below August 1969, with rate of lay down one percent and about 300000 fewer layers on hand. January-August 1970 output is five percent below 1969. national laying flock rose one percent to 5,781 million eggs. Layers on hand averaged 313.3 million in August, up from July’s 311.8 million.
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Ohio
Oliver Mills Denied Bond in Sheriff Slaying Case
McARTHUR Ohio AP Judge Joan Beckley denied bond for Oliver Mills 59 in the shotgun slaying of Sheriff Harold Steele on August 31 Mills remained jailed in Circleville after transfer from Pickaway County jail pending trial.
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Mcarthur
Ohio
Vinton County
Joan Beckley
Oliver Mills
Harold Steele
Mills
Pickaway County
Circleville
Germantown's Old Station Becomes Railroad Museum Project
Germantown preserves its rail history with an 1896 station moved to East Center Street. A railroad museum committee led by Glen Southard seeks donations of railroad items while plans and eventual weekend openings unfold.
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Izor
Germantown
Railroad Station Museum Committee
Glen Southard
Railroad Museum Committee
Southard
Cincinnati, Jackson, Mackinaw
Cincinnati-Northern
C.N
Lions Club
Rising Income Fuels Shifts in Food Consumption
Analysis shows US food intake changes with rising income influencing demand for poultry and beef. Poultry per capita may expand as prices stay favorable, while beef consumption could rise 15 to 20 pounds above 1969 levels. Milk and butter decline amid health concerns and competition from other dairy products.
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United States Department of Agriculture
USDA
Chicken
Turkey
Former Mr Universe Bruce Randall To Speak At Two Schools
Bruce Randall, former Mr Universe at age 29, will address Franklin Junior High at 10 a.m. and McKinley Middle at 1 p.m. He plans to enter Mr Universe again in 1971 at age 40 and recently lost weight from 401 to 183 pounds in 32 weeks through controlled eating and exercise. He has won weight-lifting contests, thrown a football 76 yards, collects Tiffany glass and rare books, sings, and is writing a book on physical fitness.
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Bruce Randall
Franklin Junior High School
McKinley Middle School
Franklin
McKinley
Rhodes Stays Vails Execution
Gov. Rhodes stayed the Oct. 5 execution of Ellis Vails, 43, until Nov. 20 to allow time to apply for commutation with the state parole board. Vails was convicted in 1968 in Hamilton County of first degree murder in the deaths of Beatrice Thomas, 45, and Maria Simpson, 69.
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Columbus, Ohio
Ellis Vails
James A. Rhodes
Cincinnati
State Parole Board
Vails
Hamilton County
Beatrice Thomas
Maria Simpson
Puff process trial on fruit and beets begins
The puff process first developed to process cereal is being tested on apple slices blueberries and beets to explore new product forms and textures.
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Rhodes
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