McGovern Outlines Tax and Welfare Reform Proposals
McGovern details a tax overhaul with reduced top rates and new estate and gift taxes. Proposes a $15B federal school aid, $10B private sector stimulus contract, and $6B public service jobs program, funded by a $22B 1975 tax pickup and $30B defense cuts. aim to shield wages from higher taxes. Economists split on feasibility with critical and supportive views.
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Mers
Treasury General
McGovern
Pierre Rinfret
Nixon
Paul Samuelson
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Ball Calls for Limited Death Penalty in Ohio Offenses
State representative candidate Claire Ball Jr. argues for a mandatory death sentence in several first degree murder cases. He cites the killing of a police officer in the line of duty, murders by prior felons, and killings during hijackings as fitting the Supreme Court guidance for re evaluation of capital punishment.
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Claire Ball Jr
Ohio
Columbus
Ball
U.S. Supreme Court
Berger
Two Injured In Mishap In Falls Township
Two people were slightly hurt in a two vehicle crash on the Nickle Plate Road Falls Township. Norman L. Sharp age 17 Logan Route 3 received a citation for failing to yield. William E. Lovsey and Carol A. Lovsey were injured.
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LOGAN
Nickle Plate
Falls Township
Hocking County Sheriff's Department
Norman L. Sharp
Sharp
William E. Lovsey
Fourth St
Carol A. Lovsey
Youth Hurt In Coolville Car Crash Injures Weekley
A 19 year old from Guysville Route 1 was injured Tuesday when his westbound car struck the rear of a truck on Route 50 in Coolville. Thomas Weekley was taken to Camden Clark Hospital in Parkersburg for undetermined injuries. Larry Fisher escaped injury. The State Highway Patrol continues the investigation.
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Guysville Area
Coolville
Thomas Weekley
Guysville
Camden Clark Hospital
Parkersburg
State Highway Patrol
Weekley
Larry Fisher
Jackson
Everett Snider
the Plains
First Street
Snider
Patricia A. Biffle
New Marshfield
Social Security Hike Set For September
Social Security benefits rise 20 percent with October checks following September payments. The average retired worker will see from 134 to 162 dollars monthly. disabled workers with a wife and children from 295 to 354. widowed mothers with two children from 322 to 386. Benefits will be tied to the cost of living, measured by the CPI, and tax rates and bases will rise to 5.5 percent and 10800 next year, with automatic adjustments thereafter.
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Eugene Ermatinger
Marietta
Social Security Administration
Ermatinger
U.S. Department of Labor
Temporary Home Of Athens Lodge Albany Masons To Use New Building
Albany Lodge 723 F&AM moves to a new one floor lodge near Alexander High School with a 40 by 90 foot hall and central heating. Members built much of it under E Ralph Rowell while plans call for dining hall, kitchen and other rooms to be finished soon. Estimated value $40 000 with labor cutting costs. Athens Masonic bodies will rent back space for an indefinite period as they vacate the Masonic Temple.
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Athens
Logan’s
Masonic Temple
Albany
Athens Lodge
Albany Masons
Albany Lodge
F&am
Alexander High School
Lodge
E. Ralph Rowell
Trimble Schools Set For Sept. 6 Opening
Trimble Local Schools will begin the new year with full day classes on September 6 for grades 1 through 12. Pre school and kindergarten start September 11. Bus routes remain similar to last year and Vocational School riders use the first bus. Elementary teachers met in August and a September 1 bus tour for new staff is planned. A September 5 elementary teachers meeting and noon PT O luncheon are scheduled at the elementary building. School offices remain available for registration at 767-2810 and 767-3231.
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Jacksonville
Trimble
Child Falls On Knife In Laurelville Incident
A three year old from Laurelville Route 2 was injured when he fell while running with a butcher knife. The knife pierced his neck. He was treated at Berger Hospital Circleville then transferred by ambulance to Children’s Hospital Columbus.
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Logan
Laurelville
Two New DNRO Pamphlets Describe Ohio Natural Programs
The Ohio Department of Natural Resources offers two pamphlets at no cost. Preserving Ohio's Natural Heritage explains the state natural areas program while Ohio Interpretive Nature Program details nature education by the Division of Parks and Recreation.
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Ohio Department of Natural Resources
Ohio
Division of Parks and Recreation
Natural Resources
Six Slated For Trial In Hocking County
Judge Harley Meyer orders Randy E. Six to be returned from Lima State Hospital to stand trial September 18 on two arson counts linked to fires at Mohler Motel and Falls Mill Grocery. Sheriff Paul Hartman to transport and retain him for the trial.
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Logan
Harley Meyer
Randy E. Six
Lima State Hospital
Mohler
Falls Mill
Hocking County
Paul Hartman
Six
Admitted Names List From Athens Area Announcement
Mr and Mrs Daniel McKee Glouster a son admitted Sandra J Sikes Louise Mullenix Robert Kramer Emily Schneider all of Athens Mrs W A Waymer and Esther McKee Glouster James Haning Albany Willard Faudree Harrisonville James Hall Chauncey Leonard Bruker Stewart Edna Buck Guysville Virgene Wood John Jackson Darlene Boggs Mrs Lee Dillon Mrs Asel Searls Mrs Thomas Klimko James Webb Helen Burley Verna Pinkham Mrs William Winner and son Kathryn Link Mrs Richard Bobo and son Mrs John Carsey Wilkin Allen JoAnn White Bessie Malley Frances Smith
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Sandra J. Sikes
Louise Mullenix
Robert Kramer
Emily Schneider
Athens
W. A. Waymer
Esther McKee
Glouster
James Haning
Albany
Willard Faudree
Harrisonville
James Hall
Chauncey
Leonard Bruker
Stewart
Edna Buck
Guysville
Virgene Wood
John Jackson
Darlene Boggs
Lee Dillon
Asel Searls
Thomas Klimko
James Webb
Helen Burley
Verna Pinkham
William Winner
Kathryn Link
Richard Bobo
John Carsey
Wilkin Allen
JoAnn White
Bessie Malley
Frances Smith
Woolworth Reports Record Four and Twenty Week Sales Increases
F W Woolworth Co announces four week sales of 212,000,044 up 15.2 percent from 184,045,166 year earlier and a 30 week total of 1,560,500,295 up 12.8 percent from 1,383,155,807. The results are described as record sales for both periods.
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New York
F. W. Woolworth Co
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Darrell West
Ronald Shanklin
Emory Dishong
Henry Bobo
Tyler
Rowell
Clyde E. West
John Hamill
Tri- County Vocational School
Roberts
Mant
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O’bleness Memorial ‘Hospital
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