Draftee Restored to Civilian Life After Draft Error
Steve Carrier, drafted incorrectly as No 246, is to be released from the Army after Defense Department and Rep Garry Brown intervene. Carrier was inducted July 15 at Fort Knox and had faced orders to report at Fort Benning. The error arose from a miswritten draft number on his twin Mike’s file.
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Defense Department
National Selective Service Headquarters
Garry Brown
Kmich
Carrier
Mike
Steve
Detroit
Ft. Knox
Draft Board
Rep
Brown
Philip A. Hart
D-Micn
Ft. Benning
Army
Lebon Dixon
Cora Dixon
Common Pleas Court
Butler County
Ohio
Edward 'S. Robb JR
Barbara Carter
Orman G. Grevey
Rentschier
Hamilton
Sheron Steed
Harold L. Steed
Enon
Ward $. Robb. JR
Axwell Finkleman
Savings & Loan
Middletown
Senate panel backs consumer bill may trigger floor fight
The Senate Government Operations Committee approved a compromise bill to create a White House Council of Consumer Advisors and a new independent consumer protection agency. It drops a consumer fraud division in the Justice Department and keeps amendments open for final debate, while sparking potential clashes on the Senate floor.
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Senate
Government Operations Committee
White House Council of Consumer Advisors
Abraham Ribicoff
Justice Department
Ribicoff
Judiciary Committee
Federal Trade Commission
Rupicoff
General Accounting Office
Congress
GAO
Comptrader
United States
Middletown Weather Updates With Frost Warnings Ahead
Forecast calls for fair cold evening with lows in the lower 40s. Frost warnings issued for Wednesday and Thursday mornings. Wednesday warms to the upper 70s before cooling to the low 40s at night. Thursday stays fair and warm. Yesterday's high reached 65 with wind. This morning low around 37 with light frost. First frost last winter occurred October 15 and first killing frost on October 18 at 32 degrees.
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Middletown
New York Americans Buy Half World Coffee Supply
The report states Americans purchase roughly half of the global coffee output, paying over one billion dollars annually to fuel an average per person consumption of about 730 cups.
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New York
Ohio Counties In The Black Overall 1969 Finances
Ohio's 68 county governments finished fiscal 1969 with a combined balance of 269,031,644 dollars. Tax income totaled 211,148,454 dollars, mainly from general property taxes, while general operations and maintenance represented the largest expense, according to State Auditor Roger Cloud.
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Columbus
Ohn
Ohio
Roger Cloud
Landmark ruling upholds state liquor monopoly in Ohio
A federal court decision supports Ohio State Liquor Director Donald D. Cook in maintaining state control over intoxicating beverages. The ruling affects 16 states with similar monopolies and stems from Avion Export Co. of Canada challenging export tax free beverage sales. The decision underscores that purchases could reenter the US and compete with the state system.
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Columbus, Ohio
Donald
D. Cook
Ohio
Cook
Avion Export Co
Canada
Avion
Leo St. Louis
U. S. District Court Here
Gentle A-line dress styles with twin buttons and pockets
A description of shirt and dress pieces highlighting a gentle A-line silhouette. The pieces feature twin buttons, round collars, two pockets, and minimal detailing with a button front trim and low-placed tabs for a simple, flattering look.
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Mississippi
U.S. Capitol
William B. Saxbe
Charles Miller
Donald Clancy
Tom Mooney
William M. McCulloch
Williams Muster
McCulloch
Richland, Mich
Steve Carrier
California
Washington
Jacob Javits
R-N.y
Consumer Agency
Charles .Percy
R-N
U.S
Philadelphia
Cou
Eaton Manor
Hamilton's Fine Restaurant
Office Outfitters
Miami University
Manchester Rd
Harold Nadel
U.S. Power Squadron
Ccls—Sion
Robert Gephart
Germany
Gudrun Seifert
Peters
William Sorraine
Philip Hines
Joseph P. Kinneary
Preble St
Shawnee Board of Education
Preble
Shawnee
Preble County
Preble Ohio
Shawnee Locai
Remai
Board of Elections
Charles E. Lock
Lucille Follmer
Wayne Moses
Pauline Moses
Common ‘Pleas Court
Edward S$. Ross, JR
Denise Mullins
Gary . Kaup
First Avenue
Web
Artemis Hair Design
Dacron
Shell
ICE & Coal
Curtis ST
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