Kimberly Clark graduates amid controversy at Hamilton Township High
Kimberly Clark earned her diploma at Hamilton Township High School amid boos and a police escort after suing the school board over her participation. Franklin County prosecutors assigned a guard due to threats and prior burglary at the Clark home. Clark, who turns 16 in July, plans to attend Ohio University next fall to study piano and clarinet and aims to graduate in three years.
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Kentucky plans probe of club fire
Frankfort Ky UPI an interim legislative committee heard plans for an investigation of the Beverly Hills Supper Club fire that killed 162 on May 2 State Rep Bob Benson Louisville chairman predicted the probe could spur creation of a new state agency to oversee building housing and fire safety by the 1978 General Assembly Benson said he would send letters to investigatory bodies including the governor s office and private agencies asking for access to their information Southgate City Council hired a legal team to defend against anticipated lawsuits from the tragedy
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