Engagements announced for Rose Anna Thomas and Beverly Rene Gabbard
Rose Anna Thomas of West Chester engaged to Raymond Robert Rupert of Reading. Rupert is a 1972 Reading High School graduate employed by Main Auto Paris Bevis. Beverly Rene Gabbard of West Chester engaged to Richard H Hensley of Manchester Ky. Gabbard is a Garfield High School and Miami University alumna teaching at Hopewell Middle School. Hensley is Clay County High School graduate serving in the U S Air Force. wedding planned for June 1974.
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Cincinnati-Dayton Road
West Chester
Rose Anna
Raymond Robert
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Robert Rupert
Reading Road
Reading
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Lakota High School
Candle-Lite, Inc
Blue Ash
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Grover Hensley
Rte. 2
Manchester
Garfield High School
Miami
Alpha Lambda Delta
Gabbard
Hopewell Middle School
Hensley
Clay County High School
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Fort Bragg
Tapping a winning tune at Buller County Fair
A junior group talent winners photo features Beth Brown Tina Heinrich and Cathleen Amaro with their ribbons. The Buller County Fair showcased young performers and a overall award went to the trio.
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Buller County Fair
Beth Brown
Tina Heinrich
Cathleen Amaro
Journal-News
Dick Burns
Lakota Band Kickoffs September Parade of Performances
Lakota marching band schedule for September includes the Lakota Colum bus Eastmoor game on Sept 7 with a halftime show, the Lebanon Honey Festival, the Mason Community Parade on Sept 22, the Light and Sound Spectacular in Monroe, and Friday night games throughout September. Band Wagon Day is Sept 29 from noon to 6 pm.
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Lois Cockerham
Lebanon
Thunderbird
Mason
Monroe
Thunderbirds
Chris Brandenburg
Lakota
Ohio Legislature Boosts Mental Health Funding and Special Education
Sen Massey reports on the 1973 to 1974 budget for mental health and mental retardation in Ohio. The plan includes $415.9 million for the department plus $46.2 million from rotary funds and subsidies, with per capita county allocations rising to $1.59 and $1.94 across the two years. The state funds 1,342 new special education classes and projects over 8,100 total classes, aiming to train over 70 percent of handicapped students. H B 160 expands early education eligibility, while H R 761 allows private and local agencies to provide services including residential care at state expense.
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General Assembly
Ohio
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