Probation Violator Draws Six Terms in Ohio Court
John Lang of Middletown was sentenced to six indeterminate terms in the Ohio Penitentiary by Butler County Common Pleas Judge Arthur J. Fiehrer for probation violations. He originally faced six check charges in 1965 and later violated again with a burglary case. authorities linked Aug 2 arrest to thefts at Fisher Foods Store and Rinks Department Store where he worked. Lang argued theft amount and tool ownership, but the court found probation violations for failing to report, unpaid restitution, and unpaid court costs.
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Hamilton
Middletown
Fisher Foods
Rinks
Fiehrer
Probation Continued for Middletown Man on Violations
Common Pleas Judge Fred B. Cramer kept Charles Childs on probation after a return from Lima State Hospital. The 44 year old, of 8201 Thomas Road, Middletown, faced probation violation charges stemming from uttering and publishing checks and a May disorderly conduct arrest.
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Common Pleas
Fred B. Cramer
Charles Childs
Thomas Road
Middletown
Lima State Hospital
Childs
Comparability Guidelines May Equalize School Aid Funds
Washington AP report on federal Title I rules requiring districts to spend similar amounts per pupil in rich and poor schools. The Education Office says districts must demonstrate comparability of state and local funding across schools serving low income neighborhoods or risk losing Title I funds after July 1, 1972. Officials warn as many as 12,000 districts may fall short.
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Education Office
Nixon Administration
Caomera Cottalion Abanditi
Office of Education
Richard L. Fairley
Board of Education
Preble Shewnee
Preble County
Ohio
Issuin
Board of Elections of
Onic
LOM Wise
Nixon May Invite Ky After Fall Elections
South Vietnam President Nguyen Cao Ky may receive a red carpet visit to the United States after the November elections. Officials cited Ky dropping plans to address a rally and Paris peace talks as factors, with security concerns and a wish to avoid disrupting Vietnamese negotiations shaping U.S. policy.
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Nixon
Washington
South Vietnam
Nguyen Cao Ky
United States
Carl McIintire
McIntire
New Jersey
White House
State Department
Paris
Bui Diem
Nixon urges colleges to warn students on extremist tactics
President Nixon asks college administrators to outline J Edgar Hoover's views on campus trouble and lists eight extremist tactics from the FBI director. The memo stresses that most students are fair minded and urges firms to inform students about respect for rights and human dignity. The document also presents disputed election notices and court filings from Ohio and Butler County cases.
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Washington
Nixon
J. Edgar ‘Hoover
FBI
Eigh
Hoover
FBI Nab Suspect In Bank Heist In Grand Junction
Federal authorities arrest Clarence Lloyd Giron on bank robbery charges after a Friday Denver Union National Bank holdup. An FBI agent and a customer were shot. Giron was nabbed near the Grand Junction bus terminal on a tip monitored by state police. Bond set at 100000. he was jailed.
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Colo. AP
FBI
Mesa County
Clarence Lloyd Giron
Denver Union National Bank
Dick Williams
Ben Martinez
Colorado State Patrol
Grandee
Giron
Delta
Bond
Stanley Ray Bond
Boston
John Dos Passos Dies At 74 A Writer Of Shifting Views
John Dos Passos, noted author, died at 74 in Baltimore of a heart ailment. A liberal early, he grew conservative later while championing individual rights. He won the 1957 Gold Medal for Fiction from the National Institute of Arts and Letters and is survived by his widow, a daughter Lucy, and stepson Christopher Holdridge.
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John Dos Passos
Mongaya
The
National Institute of Arts and Letters
Lucy
Occidental College
Los Angeles
Christopher Holdridge
George, Washington University
Washington, D.C
Dos Passos
Elizabeth
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