Flynt Reflects on Free Speech at Ohio University Speech
Hustler publisher Larry Flynt addressed about a thousand students at Ohio University revealing views on war abortion sexuality and the First Amendment. He argued his pornography carries political overtones while defending his obscenity trial and urging a presidential commission on pornography to study its effects. He also claimed his circulation could rise to five million a month and said he would appeal his convictions.
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Robert Ekey
Hustler
Larry Flynt
Ohio University
Flynt
Cincinnati
US Supreme Court
Carter
Hustler Magazine
Hamilton County
Southeast Ohio grows faster than rest of state says Miller
Rep. Clarence Miller reports Appalachian region gains across 13 states with 750000 population rise in five years and 27 percent rise in industrial employment. He cites Census Bureau data showing Ohio overall up 1 percent 1970 to 1975 while several counties declined or grew modestly.
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Congress
Clarence Miller
Appalachian Region
Appalachia
Appalachian Ohio
Lancaster Republican
Miller
Bureau of the Census
Appalachian Regional
Ohio
Hamilton
Cuyahoga
Franklin County
Appalachian
Secret Indictments Revealed In Athens Court Arraignments
Grand Jury handed down secret indictments last week, revealed during arraignments in Common Pleas Court. Three former residents of the Athens Mental Health and Mental Retardation Center face charges related to a fire, while other arraigned defendants plead innocent to various crimes. Some indicted individuals were not present as they had not been served.
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Grand Jury
Common Pleas
Athens
Robert Gravelle
Albany
Dane Woodard
Smith House
Samuel Morrow
Pickering Hall
Lester Kimbrough
Carriage Hill
Chris Bowman
4-H Adviser Pay Reduced in CETA Hire
Athens County Commissioners reduce the CETA adviser salary to 7000 with benefits while keeping the placement noncommittal to future funding. They deny a 3000 request to rehire and note federal funds have expired. The board also set vehicle and bridge bids and scheduled a May 12 county property auction.
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Karen
CETA
Adkins
Hocking Valley Sportsmen's Association
Prosecutor Warns of Jail Liability and Possible Suits
On Tuesday prosecutor Frey warned county officials they face a powder keg of potential lawsuits over jail conditions. He discussed a May suit naming former Sheriff Brown and Assistant Prosecutor Grim, noting Brown’s insurer may cover defense costs and that Grim may be dismissed from the case.
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Frey
Paul Brown
William Grim
Athens County considers 100000 loan for group home start
The 648 Board asked Athens County Commissioners to borrow 100000 to begin construction of a 10 bed residential group home for emotionally disturbed youths serving three counties. The state will pay total building costs. county loan would be repaid by the state.
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Athens- Vinton-Hocking 648 Board
Athens County Commissioners
John Ross
Andrea Nielson
Nelson
Clinical Services Board
648 Board
Ross
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