Meigs County Man Slain by Intruders at Home
Wesley Dale Musser, 81, was shot to death Monday night at his New Lima Road home near Rutland as two intruders tied and blindfolded his wife and demanded Gem money. Sheriff James Proffitt leads the investigation. a flat green pickup with a white stripe seen in the driveway is sought.
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Wesley
Dale) Musser
Rutland
Pomeroy
Henry Werry
Renee Stone
New Lima Road
Meigs County
James Proffitt
Musser
Mrs. Musser
City considers median strip funding in East State Street plan
A straw vote suggests the city will likely approve a $124 000 median strip as part of the East State Street widening. Officials and engineers inspected the site Monday as planners push to advance the project.
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East State
Athens
Nelsonville official defends water plant filter cleanup plan
Service Director Tom Wilkinson defended the water treatment plant filter cleaning plan in a City Council session and in remarks to the Nelsonville Board of Trade after a resulting water shortage.
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Nelsonville — Service
Tom Wilkinson
Nelsonville Board of Trade
Senate CIA probe into official's CIA funds charges
Former CIA officer John R. Stockwell alleged field officers padded agency funds and that many Vietnam era operations were fabrications. The Senate Intelligence Committee and the CIA said they are reviewing the claims. Stockwell urged reform and plans to move to Texas.
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Washington
Senate Intelligence Committee
Central Intelligence Agency
CIA
John R. Stockwell
Congress
Vietnam
Stockwell
Texas
The
Post
Turner
Congress Considers Legislation On Charity Allotments
Lawmakers weigh a national standard requiring charities to disclose how donated funds are spent. The move follows scandals at various groups including Pallottine Fathers of Baltimore and prompts calls for transparency in allocations to solicitations.
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Kenneth H. Phillips
U.S. Responds Toughly to Soviet Fishing Violations
The United States links ongoing Soviet breaches of the 200 mile fishing limit to broader U S Sovi et relations. Deputy Secretary Warren Christopher urged drastic steps to end violations as a 275 foot Soviet trawler Taras Shevchenko was seized southeast of Boston and a second vessel held for catch limit breaches.
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Washington
United States
Soviet Union
State Department
Warren Christopher
Atlantic
New England
Christopher
White House
Jody Powell
Powell
Carter
U.S
Georgia
Taras Shevchenko
Boston
Coast Guard
Antanas Snechkus
Anatoly F. Dobrynin
Dobrynin
Oval Office
Vasev
Columbia Gas Case May Help Consumers
Federal case could force Columbia Gas to absorb higher winter gas costs if it mismanaged its reserves last October. An administrative judge noted consumer savings depend on allocation to residential users versus industrials, with a hearing set for August 23. Columbia serves seven states and the District of Columbia and faces a rationing charge.
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Washington
Federal Power Commission
FPC
Samuel Kanell
Richard Mattingly
Columbia
Kanell
States
District of Columbia
Kentucky
Maryland
New York
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Virginia
West Virginia
Tober
Howard Metzenbaum
Dohio
Metzenbaum
Barnes Likely Choice of GOP for State Chairman
Hamilton County Republican leader Earl Barnes emerged as the early frontrunner to replace Kent B. McGough as state party chairman. McGough will resign the $40 000 a year post on May 15 after four years. Barnes, 55, attorney and Cincinnati area organizer, drew support from rival Robert H. Hughes and others while Senate Minority Leader Michael J. Maloney cautioned on involvement.
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Columbus
Ohio
Hamilton County Republican Organization
Earl Barnes
Kent B. McGough
McGough
Barnes
Cincinnati
Republicans
Senate
Michael J. Maloney
Hamilton County
Twin Brothers Fired From Ace Rubber After Long Careers
Tallmadge, Ohio twin brothers Donald and David Claix, both former Ace Rubber Products executives, were fired on March 23 after 26 years with the Akron firm. Each earned over $20,000 annually and now seek new factory jobs while relying on vacation pay and anticipated unemployment benefits. The brothers say they were not informed of a policy dispute cited by president C J Snyder.
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Tallmadge
Ohio
Donald
David Claix
Akron
Clarks
David
Ace Rubber Products
C. J. Snyder
Snyder
Clark
David Clark
Akron Rubber Company
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Ohio Bureau of Criminal and Identification
Bob Wilson Jr
Meigs
Lawrence Grey
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City Planning Commission
Zoning Appeals Board
Adm
Stansfield Turner
Washington Post
Langley
Africa
Spencer Davis
Senate Committee
John Stockwell
Save the Children Foundation
Florida
Marvin Mandel
Charles H. Wilson
Dcalif
Wilson
National Catholic Development Conference
Columbia Gas Case
Cuyahoga County
Robert H. Hughes
Support Barnes
Maloney
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