Conviction Reversed in 11 Ohio Family Slayings
The First District Ohio Court of Appeals reversed James Ruppert's murder conviction for the Easter 1975 killings of 11 family members in Hamilton. The court found his waiver of a jury trial not knowing voluntary or intelligent, remanding the case to Butler County Common Pleas Court.
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Ohio
Cincinnati
UPI
Ohio Court of Appeals
James Ruppert
Hamilton
Ruppert
Butler County Common Pleas Court
Kutler Charged With Beating Boy to Death and Fire Attempt
Prosecutor told an eight eight jurors that Dr. Stuart Kutler killed his girlfriend’s eight year old son Arthur, beat him with a belt, attempted to burn the body in a fireplace, then moved the body in his car to an undisclosed location. Noske later altered her story and Kutler denies the charges, with the trial moved to Cincinnati for an impartial panel.
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Cincinnati
UPI
Stuart Kutler
Cuyahoga County
Donald Nogent
Kutler
Nogent
Cleveland
Brecksville
Npske
Ms. Noske
No Nogent
Arthur
Nugent
Ms. Beate Pied
Weather: showers and variable clouds with light southerly winds
A weather note reports showers or showers with variable cloudiness through tomorrow. Forecast includes a 38 percent rain chance and south winds under 10 mph. Sunrise 6:00 AM, sunset 8:43 PM. Yesterday's high reached 82 at 2:45 PM.
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Avon Lake eighth graders study values in guidance program
Eighth graders at Troy Junior High School Avon Lake participate in a program titled Values, Decision Making and Responsibility, a segment of a broader six through nine guidance initiative, amid nationwide support for moral education.
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Avon Lake
Troy
Ohio
Last of a series on eighth grade program values
The article discusses a values clarification based eighth grade program guided by Trey counselors. It emphasizes decision making analysis, nine activities led by an activator from the school or community, with Supt. Robert J. Robinson named as the activator for the first activity.
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School Boards Journal
C. Lee Fellore
Dorothy S. Shong
Trey
Robert J. Robinson
Cyprus mourns Archbishop Makarios after Palm Sunday death
Archbishop Makarios of Cyprus, spiritual and political leader of Greek Cypriots, died in Nicosia after a heart crisis during Palm Sunday services. State affairs continued from his bed as shops closed and crowds gathered outside the palace, while authorities declared 40 days of mourning and prepared his body for lying in state at St. John's Cathedral.
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Nicosia
Cypres
API
Makarios
Cyprus
St. John's Cathedral
Simerini
Oly
AAC
Ataler
Bomb blasts damage two Manhattan offices in midtown
Bombs exploded at the Christian Science Building on Madison Avenue and at the Mobil Oil offices on East 42nd Street, injuring at least two. Police also reported bomb threats at World Trade Center and several Park Avenue buildings. the Christian Science top floors were evacuated after a suspicious parcel was found.
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New York
UPI
Manhattan
Department of Defense
Mobil Oil Co
Mobil Oil
Christian Science
Madison Ave
E. 42Nd St
World Trade Center
Park Ave
Defense Department
Elmerman
County inmates threaten Lorain jail as overcrowding grows
Lorain City Jail houses county prisoners amid damage to cells plumbing and walls. Police Chief John Malinovsky says county inmates, often facing felony charges, have wrecked facilities after an attack on 19 year old Michael Decost. Overcrowding blamed on nine month delay in the new county jail opening and plans to evict inmates from the Lorain facility.
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Lorai — County
Lorain City
John Malinovsky
Malinovsky
Michael Decost
Lexington Ave
Malinovsy
Mibniks
Mosher lands $50,000 post to head House panel
Former U S representative Charles Mosher of Oberlin accepts a $50,000-a-year job in Washington to lead the professional staff of the House Science and Technology Committee through next year. At 71 he notes the Democratic majority’s hire of a Republican is unusual. He starts Sept 1 and succeeds Jack Swigert, who left to run for the Colorado Senate.
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Charles 4. Mosher
Oberlin
Washington
House of Representatives’ Science and Technolocy Committee
Mosher
Olin E. “Tiger
Teague
Dtexas
House
Chronicle- Telegram
Science and Technology Committee
U.S
Congress
Alfred Lunt Dies at Northwestern Memorial Hospital
Actor Alfred Lunt of the famed Lunt Fontanne stage duo died at Northwestern Memorial Hospital in Chicago. He was 4? years old, admitted July 2 and underwent bladder surgery the next day. Private services are planned Friday at 2:30 p.m. CST near Genesee Depot Wisconsin with family only. The couple’s legacy includes the Globe Theater renamed Lunt Fontanne in 1958 and the Presidential Medal of Freedom award in 1964.
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UPI
Alfred Lunt
Lyna Fontanne
Northwestern Memorial Hospital
Lant
UGNT
Genesee Depot
Wis
Iss
New York
Globe Theater
Lant-Fontanne
Lants
Theater Guild
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