Ohio Guardsman freed after Kent State protest objector claim
U S District Judge William K Thomas ordered the discharge of Pvt Raymond D Silvey an Akron computer analyst and member of the 1st Battalion 145th Infantry stating his conscientious objector beliefs were sincerely held The ruling overturns an Army review board decision and notes Silvey declared he would not participate in killing after the Kent State shootings in May 1970
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Cleveland, Ohio
Ohio National
Silvey
Akron
145Th Infantry
Kent State University
Guard
Benjamin B. Sheerer
National Guard
Mount Vernon School Strike Widens Over Reinstatement
In Mount Vernon Ohio nonprofessional school employees strike over union recognition and bargaining. The district bars return to work citing the Ferguson Act while the union seeks reinstatement or a three member fact finding panel. More than 50 workers across 13 schools remain on strike as operations continue.
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Mount Vernon
George Edick
Edick
Richard McConnel
McConnell
Peter Gee
Ohio Association of Public School
Gee
Trenton Youth Granted Five Years Probation
An 18 year old Trenton youth, Steve Faulkner of 7 North S Apt E, pleaded guilty to breaking and entering a Middletown burglary at Fuller Brush Co. on Sept. 6. He was placed on five years probation by Butler County Common Pleas Judge Fred B. Cramer. As terms, Faulkner must pay $48 in damages, attorney fees and court costs.
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Wamilton
Trenton
Court of
Butler County Common Pleas
Fred B. Cramer
Steve Faulkner
North S
Apt. E. Trenton
Fuller Brush Co
Crawford St
Middletown
Cramer
Faulkner
Ohio strip mine bill moves to floor after heavy Rome of amendments
The Ohio House Environment and Rules committees advance a tough reclamation bill for floor consideration. Proponents praise anticipated strong standards including a three month start to reclamation, six month finish, a five thousand dollar surety per project, topsoil reuse, and steep-slope limits. Opponents warn possible industry impact despite five months of study and more than 300 amendments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio
House
Environment and
House Rules Committee
Natural Resources Committee
Kennet Creasy
Delaware
Creasy
Department of Nat
Ural Resources’ Division
Wildlife and Reclamation Sur
Dance Lessons Postponed By City Parks Department
The city parks department postpones beginner ballroom dancing and tap lessons for one week due to small turnout. Next Wednesday sessions begin at 6 p.m. with top age groups 4 to 6 from 6 to 7 p.m. and 7 and older from 7 to 8 p.m. Fees are 1.50 per lesson. seven lesson series costs 7. Call 423 5771 extension 21 for details.
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City Parks Department
Joan Ritter
Park Department
Testimony resumes in Henderson My Lai court martial
The court martial of Col. Oran K. Henderson resumes with cross examination of Richard K. Blackledge, Hendersons former intelligence officer, detailing meetings after the My Lai operation. Defense seeks to bar witness testimony and challenge prior atrocity reports involving Colburn and Culverhouse.
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FT. Meade
Blackledge
Lawrence M. Colburn
Henderson
My Lai
Pentagon
Colburn
Jerry R. Culverhouse
Culverhouse
Glen D. Gibson
May Lai
Ohio House weighs crime commission and welfare work bill
The Ohio House faces two floor votes on a standing Crime Commission with a 15 member panel and broad subpoena powers, and a bill requiring able bodied welfare recipients to work on state projects. Proponents call it curbing mob crime and cutting welfare costs. opponents warn of witch hunts and overreach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio
Ohio House
House
Alan Norris
Westerville
Judiciary Committee
Resort City hires hostesses to ease hospital crowd
Ocean City Maryland authorities hire two dozen young women to interview vacationers in a bid to reduce strain on the towns medical facilities. With five physicians serving a summer population of about 100000, officials seek to triage and guide visitors to proper care.
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Ocean City
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