Lead Poisoning Suit Ties Ohio Firm With Parent
Brenda Carroll of Middletown filed a 102560 dollar suit against a local hardware firm and related companies alleging lead poisoning from allegedly mislabeled paint on 10 month old Sue Carroll. Infant recovered from illness. Ohio senators split on Viet vote in Senate clash over international ceasefire in Indochina. Saxbe voted yes among Republicans. Taft Jr. voted no.
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Indochina
Tulip Parade Prep in Holland as Festival Opens
Pretty Pat Sherdsma, 18, of Holland Michigan, sits beneath a ten year old windmill wearing wooden shoes preparing for the start of the 43rd annual Holland Tulip Festival parade. In Kenya man eating lions have killed 30 people in five months in the sparsely populated northeastern Province, per a district official.
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Pat Sherdsma
Holland, Mich
UPI
Nairobi
Kenya
Amherst schools hire two staffers and resignations approved
Amherst school board hired Corrine Gray as guidance counselor with 20 years experience at a $12,990 annual salary and David Anderson as a teacher at $11,914. The board accepted resignations from Carol Lamont Doreen Lane and head custodian David Simmons. A resolution related to an Ohio Education Association investigation was tabled. The board adopted The World of Food as the home economics textbook and approved about 18 high school graduates.
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Amherst School Board
Corrine Gray
David Anderson
Carol Lamont
Doreen Lane
Ohio Education Association
World of Food
Jim and Co
LaGrange to hold cleanup Saturday
LaGrange Civic Improvement League designates Saturday as cleanup day with Lions Club volunteers meeting at 10 a.m. to clear the village square remove dead flowers and related items. New tile tubs will replace wooden planters while planting begins Wednesday at 1 p.m. Shade tree replacement is planned for next spring. A planter will be erected near the fire station events sign. Next meeting June 6 at 8 p.m. at Mrs. Willard Johnson’s home.
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Civic Improvement League
Lions Club
Willard Johnson
Bliss named consultant to Nixon reelection effort
Former Republican National Committee chairman Ray Bliss of Akron will serve as a consultant to the Committee for the Re-election of President Nixon. Bliss, an Ohio GOP committeeman, met with the President at the White House and will advise former Attorney General John N. Mitchel, who heads the campaign. A separate note mentions the Portuguese Man of War, a tropical sea creature painted in rose, blue, purple and gold with potent tentacles capable of killing.
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Republican Post Washington
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Republican National Committee
Ray Bliss
Akron
Nixon
Ohio
White House
Tot N. Mitchel
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