Victory Trip Ends in Death in Missouri Plane Crash
Rep. Jerry Litton his wife and two children and four others died when a small plane crashed near Chillicothe Missouri as they headed to celebrate his Democratic senatorial primary victory. Autopsy planned for pilot Paul Rupp Jr. and litton’s party awaited replacement nominee.
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Chillicothe
Jerry Litton
Missouri
Livingston County
Kelsey Reeter
Kansas City
U.S. 36
Litton
Sharon
Scott
Linda
Paul Rupp Jr
Paul Rupp III
Stuart Symington
Warren Hearnes
James Symington
Reeter
Rupp
Missouri Democratic State Committee
Hearnes Symington
Lock Springs
Congress
Death (Continued From Page 1) Nixon era politics loom large
In Michigan's Democratic primary Riegle tops Austin who aimed to be the first black Democrat elected to the U S Senate. Esch wins the GOP nod. Missouri votes show Litton leading Hearnes with Symington and Wheeler far behind. Symington's seat to succeed Len Symington is to be filled by six candidates as John Danforth looms for the Republicans.
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Riegle
Richard Austin
Austin
Senate
Marvin Esch
Missouri
Litton
Warren Hearnes
James Symington
Kansas City
Charles Wheeler
Len Stuart Symington
John Danforth
Weather Outlook and Regional Forecast for August 4 1976
Partly cloudy southeast Ohio forecast with highs in the mid to upper 80s and lows around 60 to 65. Rain chances 10 to 30 percent across regions including Northwest Inland West Lake Shore and East Lake Shore. Lake Erie winds southerly to southwest at 10 to 20 knots, waves 2 to 3 feet.
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Ohio
Northwest
West Lake Shore
West Central
East Lake Shore
East Central
Lake Erie
Inez Betz 68 Gallipolis Area Death Notice
Mrs. Inez Mae Betz, 68, of Gallipolis Route 1, died Tuesday at Holzer Medical Center after years of failing health. Survived by two sons Jack Betz and Robert S. Betz and daughter-in-law Kay Betz, a daughter Mary Delilli, sister Elizabeth Barker, seven grandchildren, three great grandchildren, and preceded by husband May Betz and a son. Services Thursday 1 30 p.m. at Waugh Halley Wood Funeral Home with Rev Tim Heaton. Burial in Mound Hill Cemetery. Visitation today 2 4 p.m. and 7 9 p.m.
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Inez Betz
Gallipolis
Inez Mae Betz
Holzer Medical Center
Grace United Methodist Church
Gallia County
Reuben and
Ina Foglesong Betz
Jack Betz
Robert S. Betz
Kay Betz
Mary Delilli
Columbus
Elizabeth Barker
Dayton
May Betz
Waugh- Halley-Wood
Tim Heaton
Mound Hill Cemetery
Athens Stamp Club Meeting Notice
What's going on in Athens includes the stamp club meeting at 7.30 p.m. along with events by the Columbus and Southern Ohio Electric Company. Women of the Moose gather at 7.30 p.m. at Glouster Moose Hall and Trimble Township VFW 9866 hosts a meeting at 8 p.m. in Jacksonville.
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Athens Stamp Club
Columbus and Southern Ohio Electric Company
Local Club Meetings and Community Gatherings In Athens Area
Community groups meet across Athens with times and venues including Athens Mental Health Inc at 730 p.m. at the Transitional Center 7 N Congress St and Jaycees at 830 p.m. Eagles Hall. Beta Sigma Phi 730 p.m. with Paula Bragga. Ruth Circle 11 30 a.m. Lake Snowden cookout and games. Albany CES 7 30 p.m. Masonic Temple initiation Shade UMW 9 a.m. church cleanup and lunch. Glouster United Methodist Women 7 30 p.m with Mrs Ansel Gamwell. American Legion Auxiliary Glouster picnic 6 p.m. rain location Post Home.
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Athens Mental Health Inc
New Transitional Center
Congress St
Athens Jaycees
Eagles Hall
North Court
Carpenter Streets
Zeta Alpha Chapter
Beta Sigma Phi
Paula Bragga
Chase Circle of
Ruth
Lake Snowden
Albany Ces
Masonic Temple
Glouster United Methodist
Ansel Gamwell
Harold Vaughn
American Legion Auxiliary
Glouster
Glouster Park
Glouster Village Council Holds Emergency Session 7 30 P M
Athens area notices report emergency runs and a rummage sale at First Christian Church Fellowship Hall. Council chambers will host a 7 30 p m emergency meeting while ambulance and transfer details appear for local hospitals.
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Glouster
First Christian Church Fellowship Hall
West State
Congress Streets
McArthur Council Discusses Library Expansion and Town Hall Plan
McArthur village leaders tabled options for expanding the Herbert Wescoat Memorial Library in Village Hall. A government grant for a new library or restoring the hall would place the library on the ground floor and offices on the second floor. The council will study a grant for a combined town hall and library. The Vinton County Historical Society sought space for meetings and storage. approval was not granted, but use of Teen Town’s former room was allowed. Police duties were reviewed. Carl Caudill and Delno McClure Jr. became special officers.
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Mcarthur
Herbert Wescoat
Robert Will Jr
Vinton County Historical Society
Council
Teen Town
Carl Caudill
Delno McClure Jr
Band Boosters Award $25 Prizes At Trimble Meeting
At the Trimble Local Band Boosters meeting the 100 Club drawing named Ellen Jones Judy Pugh John Bail and Rita King as $25 prize winners. The next drawing is set for the last Wednesday in August. New band members began practice at 8 30 a.m. Monday and regular members will practice again on Wednesday at 8 30 a.m.
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Glouster
Trimble
Ellen Jones
Judy Pugh
John Bail
Rita King
Coal Miners Nationwide Extend West Virginia Strike
Ninety thousand miners stay off jobs, forming picket lines in Boone County and spreading to Logan County and beyond. The walkout expands into neighboring states, with miners pledging determined support and industry officials warning of legal action while vowing to return to work only when executives meet with union leaders.
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Boone County
Logan County
Logan
West Virginia
Virginia
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Kentucky
Indiana
Illinois
West Frankfurt
Norman Beattie
UMW
Duquoin
Ill
Knapp
Holstein
Meigs Miners Return to Work Amid Welfare Stamp Pickets
Meigs County miners from Mine Number 2 resumed the 4 PM shift Tuesday and also worked the 12 and 8 shifts today restoring operation at all three Meigs mines. Miner wives picket the Middleport welfare office seeking food stamps while officials cite current not on strike and incomplete five day work week as reasons for ineligibility.
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Pomeroy
Meigs
Meigs County
Middleport
Welfare Department
Lord Thomson of Fleet Dies in London at 82
Lord Thomson of Fleet, Canadian born owner of the Thomson newspaper empire, died in a London hospital at 82 after a month of chest infection following a cold and stroke. His holdings included about 180 newspapers and over 100 magazines with global reach.
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London
Lord Thomson of
Fleet
Thomson
Britain
Ireland
United States
Canada
Africa
Asia
West Indies
the Times
The
Sunday Times
Scotsman
Edinburgh
Hospital Notes List Local Residents and Births
A long hospital notes list records numerous residents from Athens Glouster Albany Pomeroy and surrounding towns including Mr and Mrs Palmer Mr and Mrs Vincent Mr and Mrs Owsley Mrs Reynolds and many others with newborns and transfers. AK McClung of New Haven is a patient at Riverside Methodist Hospital Columbus being treated for heart trouble.
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David Palmer
Athens
Larry Vincent
New Marshfield
Gerald Owsley
McArthur
James Kibbe
Albany
AK McClung
New Haven
Riverside Methodist Hospital
Columbus
Ohio Valley Steam Threshing Exhibit Scheduled
Chillicothe Ohio Valley steam threshing show for Jackson and Ross counties runs Friday to Sunday at Ray Meacham farm on Low Tickridge Road no 224. Features steam threshing steam sawing baling and other exhibits plus flea markets and an old fashioned bean dinner. Music and a fiddlers contest are planned for Friday and Saturday nights.
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Chillicothe
Ohio Valley
Jackson
Ross Counties
Ray Meacham
Low-Tickridge Road
No. 224
Court fines and charges listed for multiple defendants
A parade of traffic and criminal citations names Roger Gabriel and others from Amesville Malta McConnelsville Athens Wellston and Nelsonville. Offenses include failure to heed traffic lights drunken driving reckless operation disorderly conduct petty theft and assault with fines costs and bonds noted.
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Roger A. Gabriel
Amesville
Monte G. Cook
Malta
Steven R. Grubb
McConnelsville
Rosemary Burydell
Charles W. Burkheimer
Dennis L Satterthwaite
Athens
Frank Zibert
Rocky River
Michael Eugene Taylor
Donald L. Mash
Elm St
the Plains
Robert T. Martin
Nelsonville
Orval L. Lyons, Jr
Danny R. Baker
Millfield
John S. Wollett
John Ray Welsh
Kroger
The Franklin Typographical Society Organized in Cincinnati
The Franklin Typographical Society, Ohio’s first labor union, formed in Cincinnati in 1831 to unite printers and gain working rights. The group marks an early step in organized labor within the state.
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The
Franklin Typographical Society
Ohio
Cincinnati
Death of Lord Thomson Ties 10 Ohio Papers to Chain
The 82 year old chairman of the Thomson newspaper chain dies affecting about 180 papers nationwide including Canton Repository Coshocton Tribune East Liverpool Evening Review Greenville Advocate Lancaster Eagle Gazette Marion Star Portsmouth Times Salem News Steubenville Herald Star and Zanesville Times Recorder.
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Associated Press
Lord Thomson
Thomson
Ohio
Canton Repository
Coshocton Tribune
East Liverpool Evening Review
Greenville Advocate
Lancaster Eagle-Gazette
Marion Star
Portsmouth Times
Salem News
Steubenville Herald-Star
Zanesville Times-Recorder
Newsman Murray Stewart Found Dead at Beachwood Motel
Police found 53 year old television newscaster Murray Stewart dead in a Beachwood motel room with two empty sleeping pill vials nearby. The WJW Channel 8 noon anchor had recently left work and then returned in January 1975 after health issues. His four year old son Christopher died in 1960 from anemia, a tragedy friends say haunted him.
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Cleveland
Murray Stewart
Beachwood
Stewart
Channel 8
Wjw-Tv
Friends
Christopher
Jewish Author To Speak At Full Gospel Dinner
Sid Roth an officer in the Messianic Jewish Alliance of America will address the Full Gospel Business Men's Fellowship International dinner this Saturday at 7 pm at Rio Grande College Cafeteria. Roth wrote Something for Nothing about his conversion to Jesus after leaving occult practices and mind control. He has appeared on television and moderates The Messianic Jewish Hour radio program in Washington DC. For dinner reservations call 551 or 446-3073.
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Sid Roth
Messianic Jewish Alliance of America
Full Gospel Business Men's Fellowship International
Rio Grande College
Roth
Jesus
Kathryn Kuhlman
Washington, D. C
College Registration Starts Friday at Parkersburg PCC
Registration opens Friday for the final term of the summer session at Parkersburg Community College. The August interim term runs through August 27 with courses in football officiating, mathematics, mechanical design drafting technology and sociology. Contact Office of Admissions and Records at 424-8220 for details.
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Parkersburg Community College
Office of Admissions and Records
Couple Sues For Damages
David and Doris Nolan of Gallipolis sue Carl Smith McFell of Point Pleasant in Meigs County Common Pleas for damages and injuries from a rock throw. They seek 6718 dollars. The Racine Home National Bank sues George and Rita Sue Cundiff of Racine and county treasurer George Collins for 1316.66 on a promissory note.
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Pomeroy
David and
Doris Nolan
Gallipolis
Meigs County
Racine Home National Bank
George
Rita Sue Cundiff
Racine
George Collins
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U.S
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Olga
Leo
Emily
Ann Arbor
Michigan
U.S. Senate
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Midwest
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Florida
Gulf
Carolinas
Ohio University Geography Department
L. Colmer
US Weather Observer
Athens City
Athens County
Women of the Moose
Glouster Moose
Trimble Township
VFW
Jacksonville
United Mine Workers Auxiliary of
Nannie Aliom
Rebekah Lodge
2Nd St. the Plains
Ladies Auxiliary
Post Home
Pomeroy Lodge
F&am
Athens Fire Squad
Timothy Wilson
Carriage Hill
O'Bleness
Margaret Power
S Court St
Mason Squad
Patrick Kearns
Mason
Harold Norton
Clifton
Pleasant Valley Hospital
Dustry
Joseph Brennan
Bituminous Coal Operators Association
Arnold Miller
Cabin Creek
Dry Branch
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Arch A. Moore Jr
West
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Thomson Organization, Ltd
Fleet Street
Thomson Organization
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Herbert Thomson
Alice Maud Coombs
Roy Herbert Thomson
Roy Thomson
Baron Thomson
Pravda
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Moscow
Nikitai Khrushchev
Edna Alice Irvine
Drayton
Ontario
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Phyllis Audrey
Lord Thompson
O’bleness
Stella Cooper
Richard King
Herbert Harris
Ethel McKnabb
Barbara Holdcroft
Kathy Kropf
Adalee Cole
Denver Peck
Cheryl Evener
Chauncey
Linda Smith
Mina Vore
Pleasant Valley
Carroll Whittington
Marion Reynolds
John Melton
Ronald Barr
John Lambert Franklin Blankenship
Clara Kincaid
Robert Sheridan
Frances Hawk
Gertrude Kyle
Raymond Daft
Stacey Berry
Nicholas King
Yo Bong
Susan South
John Hall
William Beal
Nannie Sorrell
Steven Mace Jr
Veterans Memorial Admitted
Robert Knapp
Syracuse
Juanita Wamsley
Eloise Drenner
Ruby Sexson
Ronnie Anderson
Pearl Koehler
Reedsville
Patrick Wolfe
Portland
Lena Lenz
Coolville
Drenda Cunningham
Cora Lee
Phyllis Davis
Sarah Dunn
Donald Hupp
Emmett Smailey
Mount St. Mary
Francine Byers
Ola Phillips
Phyllis LaFollette
Mary Sheline
Doctors Hospital
North Columbus
Frances Kesterson
Melvin Morris
Augusta Forbes
Hocking Valley
Raymond Canter
Mabel Patton
Debby Miller
James Taylor
Dorothy North
Violet Simon
Alva App
James McBroom
Charles Poling
Lawrence Hart
Clinton Queen
Court News
Robert S. McClelland
Common Pleas
Birdie Fields
Lawrence Fields
Donna Guinther
Malcolm Guinther
Catherine Young
Gaylord Young
Wayton
Wellston
Harold Hagerty
Christi King
Pennsylvania Ave
Waivers
Kereth E. Smart
Charlotte Smart
David Barber
Richard E Clemons
Oral R. Pickett
Janet
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