Ison Bribery Trial: Testimony On Campaign Contributions And Real Estate Ties
The trial features testimony from Mrs Hancock and Betty Lindsey, detailing terminations and records. Builders Carl Finn, James Hall, and Joan Hall describe loans and cash payments to Ison dating 1958–1960 tied to Mt Forest Park and Green Valley subdivisions. The prosecution argues Ison sought to influence via money while the defense contends no proven bribery occurred. The court allows the amended election expense to be admitted as evidence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ber
Hill
Finn
James Hall
Jones
Ison
Gilday
Hall
Gene Romohr
Green Valley Subdivision
Planning Commission
Romohr
Earl Jackey
Schneider
The Best and Noblest Lives Toward High Ideals
Quote from Rene Almeras praising lives devoted to high ideals. Notable for its reflective tone and emphasis on noble pursuits.
Art Instructor To Speak At PTA Meeting
Amelia Mrs Higgins art teacher at Amelia Elementary School will speak and present an art display at the PTA meeting Tuesday Dec 6 at 8 pm in the school auditorium. The program theme Know Your School's Art Program includes the Christmas Story by Elizabeth Huling and band music directed by Eugene Dugan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amelia
Higgins
Amelia Elementary
PAA
Elizabeth Huling
Eugene Dugan
Sixth District Finally Has Representation in Congress
Rep. Ward E. Miller of Portsmouth opened his House Office Building office, giving the Sixth District representation in Washington for the first time since early 1959. Miller, elected Nov. 8 to fill the Polk unexpired term, will serve until William Harsha of Portsmouth, also a Republican, is sworn in Jan. 3. Miller stated he will serve the district to the best of his ability. Attorney Mark McElroy ruled Miller cannot remain on the State Board of Education, as state law bars holding another public position of trust or profit during a term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ward E. Miller
Portsmouth
Sixth Congressional District
Washington
James G. Polk
Rep. Miller
Rep. Polk
William Harsha
Miller
State Board of Education
Mark McElroy
McElroy
Countian Eyes Foreign Service
Clermont County youth Roger O. Moore of Batavia has enrolled in George Washington University’s School of Government as a foreign affairs master’s candidate with a Walcott Foundation fellowship. A Norwood High School and University of Dayton alumnus, Moore is a four year Air Force veteran and former United Christian Fellowship president. He aims to enter overseas government service after graduation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clermont County
Roger O. Moore
Oliver F. Moore
Olive Branch Road
Batavia
School of Government
George Washington University
Walcott Foundation
High Twelve International
Moore
Norwood High School
University of Dayton
George Washington
U. S. Air Forces
United Christian Fellowship
Husband Fined and Jailed On Wifes Charge in Court
Andrew Brock twenty one of North College Hill charged with assault and battery in a warrant filed by his wife. He was fined 100 dollars and costs and sentenced to 15 days in jail by Judge Dale Osborne in county court. Edith Brock twenty was Batavia told the court her husband beat her and her mother Mrs Peters while the three rode in an auto driven by Mrs Peters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew Brock
North College Hill
Dale Osborne
Edith Brock
Sugar Tree Rd
Rt. 2
Batavia
Jamie Peters
Peters
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Defense
Rt. 125
Tabasco Road
County Line
Cherry Grove Plaza
Mace
Carl Finn
Mt. Carmel
Mt. Forest Park
Cincinnati
Victor Hugo
Holiday
Riviera
Pontiac
Chevrolet
Oldsmobile
Bethel, Ohio
Main & Concord
Rene Almeras
PTA
Congress
Countian
Foreign Service
Main Street
Child’s Apparel
TOYS
Ijay cTion
Wew S
Ad'e
Ici
Everett
the Courier Page
Bethel
Ohio
Edward Thompson
Bethel Hygiene Road
Ford Tractor
Bailey-Murphy CO
E. Sugartree St
Wilmington
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