Ohio National Guard to Recruit Women Again After First Victory
Ohio Adjutant General Dana Stewart plans to swear in former WAC Lt Pat Braasch to lead a renewed push to recruit women. She will oversee 114 eligible guard jobs, mostly administrative. The force remains about 900 short of its 15 000 cap after earlier losses, despite gains in general and black recruiting.
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Columbus
Ohio
Adj
Dana Stewart
Stewart
Ohio National Guard
Marilyn Workman
Cincinnati
Workman
Guard
U.S. Army
Pat Braasch
Joseph McCann
Shirley Black backs U.S. environmental program progress
Shirley Temple Black said the United States is on track with a cohesive environmental program but pollution remains a global issue. Speaking at the EPA National Environmental Information Symposium in Cincinnati, she pledged to keep pollution talks alive and urge public awareness.
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Cincinnati
Shirley Temple Black
United States
U.S. Environmental Protection Agency
Lorain County sets record as sign-up drive continues
Lorain County reports 104,654 registered voters the largest in its history with 11 days left to register. Voter registration sites statewide hours span noon to 8 PM including Elyria and Lorain headquarters open today through Saturday and extended Oct 6 7 10.
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Lorain County
Joan Leyshon
Board of Elections
Satuday
Grafton
Railroad St
Rochester
South Amherst
Election Board
Elyria
Lorain
Council of churches backs levy for new county jail
The Greater Elyria Council of Churches voted to endorse the November levy to replace the county jail. Leaders called it a moral issue and approved $40 to advertise public support in The Chronicle-Telegram. The group will rename itself the Greater Elyria Church Fellowship to avoid ties with other councils.
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Greater Elyria
John Clausing
Lake Avenue
Fred Klein
Council
Lorain County
Ohio
Klein
Chronicle-Telegram
Greater Elyria Church Fellowship
World Councils
Milan council weighs denial of phone zoning bid
Milan Ohio residents and officials debated a zoning change to allow Northern Ohio Telephone Company to build a utility building on 14 Merry Street. The zoning board recommended denial as village solicitor ruled a variance illegal and stressed the commercial area suffices.
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Milan Council
Milan
Northern Ohio Telephone Company
Merry St
William Lavine
John Pfefferle
Merry Street
Gould, Inc
Christine Jorgensen Calls for Men’s Liberation
Christine Jorgensen, who has lived as both a man and a woman, questions women’s liberation while suggesting men may need liberation from modern life pressures. She recalled changing her name in 1962 after sex alteration operations and said publicity helped foster an open attitude on sex in the United States.
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Duluth, Minn
Christine Jorgensen
University of Minnesota-Duluth
Miss Jorgensen
George
Christine
Denmark
United States
Monkey Trial history shines at Dayton film premiere
In Dayton Tennessee the 1925 Scopes trial courthouse seats remain, now air conditioned, as 20th Century Forum presents The Darwin Adventure premiere. Francis Darwin attends, linking Darwin’s legacy with the town’s famed courtroom fame.
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Dayton, Tenn
UPI
Clarence Darrow
Bermuda
Darrow
Williams Jennings Bryan
Francis Darwin
Charles Darwin
Tennessee
John Thomas Scopes Chove
Three Ohio men go on trial for Laguna Niguel bank heist
A jury of twelve hears opening statements in the $3.3 million United California Bank burglary case. Defendants Charles Mulligan Amil Dinsio and Phillip Christopher face charges for cutting through the bank roof and blasting the vault. Co-suspects Harry Barber and Ronald Barber remain at large. Investigators have recovered 30,008 dollars and 998,008 dollars linked to the crimes.
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Los Angeles
UPI
Ohio
Laguna Niguel
Calif
Charles A. Mulligan
Youngstown
Amil Dinsio
Boardman
Phillip B. Christopher
Cleveland
United California Bank
Second National Bank of
Warren
Ondo
Lordstown
Hamilton blacks protest selection of cheerleaders
Three men were charged with trespassing after a scuffle with police when 20 members of the New Republic of Africa protested the Hamilton Garfield High School cheerleader selection. Led by James C. Hardy, the group demanded action to undo what they called a discriminatory decision. Hamilton Police Chief George McNally was cut a thumb during the altercation as officers removed the demonstrators. Hardy Ronald Barron and a 17 year old were arrested. others dispersed.
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Hamilton (Ap
New Republic of Africa
Hamilton Garfield High School
James C. Hardy
Hamilton
Hardy
Board
George McNally
Ronald Barron
Cincinnati
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