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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Apr 06, 1972

Page

9

Loophole Protects Donor Identity Under New Election Law

A broad new election law takes effect Friday, limiting campaign spending while leaving a loophole that allows anonymous donations to presidential, senate, and congressional campaigns through dummy committees. The measure excludes pre enactment contributions, and politicians such as McGovern Muskie Humphrey Lindsay and Wallace have publicly named backers or vowed to.

Washington New Hampshire George S. McGovern Edmund S. Muskie Hubert H. Humphrey John V. Lindsay New York Henry Jackson Commerce Maurice H. Stans John Gardner Citizens Lobby Senate House U.S. Senate

Skipper Denies Barge Hit Pier in Explosion Inquiry

Ohio River towboat pilot Quentin Styres denied that a gasoline barge struck the Parkersburg pier of the Baltimore and Ohio bridge triggering the blast that killed two and damaged the mainline. Marine surveyor George Hale cited fresh rubbing marks on the pier and a barge crease, while Coast Guard officials noted the bridge remains a hazard. The hearing slated a ruling within two months as officials reviewed bridge history and river conditions.

Huntington W. Va Parkersburg Quentin Styres Martin Coast Guard Baltimore & Ohio George Hale Hale B&o Belpre Ohio Bobby G. Burns Burns Secretary of the

Tax Equalization Moves Out Of Committee

The Ways and Means Committee reported a bill to gradually equalize property tax assessments across the state over six years. The Senate counterpart also reported a similar measure on Tuesday. The actions aim to balance the effects of a re in property taxation.

Russell Hemenway National Committee For An Effective Congress House Ways and Means Committee Senate Ohio Supreme Court Alan Norris Westerville Ohio Senate Elections and Retirement Committee U.S House State Government Committee

OU Student Injured In Car Crash

An Ohio University student was taken to Hudson Health Center after a Route 50 crash east of Athens. Driver William McLaughlin 21 Cleveland suffered a head laceration when his car left the wet road, struck a guardrail and fell an embankment. Two cars on Route 144 north of Route 50 involved Yvonne R Jenkins 17 Cutler Route 2 and Herman P Fickison 36 Coolville. Fickisen jailed on DWI charge.

Ohio University Hudson Health Center Athens State Highway Patrol William McLaughlin Cleveland Yvonne R. Jenkins Cutler Herman P. Fickison Coolville Fickisen Doris Miller Bryan Harris Reedsville Sylvia Robert Foreman Columbus Joe Foreman George McClintock Point Pleasant Gordon Wolfe Madison Powell Mason W. Va Holzer Medical Center Gallipolis Jane T

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