Four hurt in Millstone Road head on crash near here
Four injured in a two car collision on Millstone Road south of town with two seriously hurt. Drivers were Charles Hariton of Columbus and Donald Burchfield of Apple Grove. Victims include Charles Rannkin and Jack Hamilton of Columbus with severe injuries. Pearl Barnhart of Circleville and Sylvia Burchfield treated for injuries. All taken to Pleasant Valley Hospital. Sheriff's office and State Police investigate.
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Millstone Road
Here
Charles Hariton
Columbus
Donald Burchfield
Apple Grove
Headon
Charles Rannkin
Jack Hamilton
Pearl Barnhart
Circleville
Hamilton
Sylvia Burchfield
Donald Burchield Barmhart
Burchfield
Iired
Pletasant Valley Hosp
Mason County
Federal probes probe high level political corruption
U.S. officials investigate alleged influence peddling linking Nathan Vetoshen and associates to Illinois, New York and Washington politicians. The inquiry widens to lawmakers on key committees, with no proven wrongdoing named yet. Wilson cites grand jury activity and possible connections to lobbyists tied to McCormack.
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Washington
Ry Wilson
Diytelin
Gad Jienes
New York
Bailemare
Secretary Rogers Rejects Soviet Security Conference Plan
In Brussels Secretary of State William F. Rogers denounced the Soviet proposal for a European security conference as potentially worsening East West relations. Rogers and 14 NATO representatives backed a Friday declaration that did not reject talks but urged measured negotiations and clear aims. In Saigon, U.S. troops pushed North Vietnamese from bunkers northwest of Saigon in a brief, intense engagement as enemy forces reportedly massed in the sector. A U.S. helicopter was shot down in the central highlands, killing all aboard including an American colonel and a South Vietnamese ally, as scattered clashes marked the day.
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Willam F. Rogers
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Arantic Treaty Organization
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U.S
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Central Highlands
South Vietnam
Israelis Fire On Japanese Ship Near Aqaba Port
A Jordanian military spokesman said two Israeli boats fired on a Tokyo-registered cargo ship bound for Aqaba. The ship reportedly escaped unharmed and no injuries were reported.
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Amsuan
Jordan
Gadde Shanehal Varn
Israel Mintor
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Aquaba
New Wing Planned at Pomeroy Veterans Hospital
Pomeroy Veterans Hospital to begin construction of a new long term care unit. Bids opened Feb 21 with Karr Construction Co of Pomeroy lowest at 379 377 after bid recheck. Don King of Jackson was the next low. Project includes plumbing heating cooling electrical elevator and laundry facilities funded by Appalachia grants Hill Burton funds and revenue bonds. The 72,000 square foot wing adds 18 private rooms and 4 semi private rooms, a dining area recreation space, physical therapy, and storage with plans to serve long hospital stays.
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Pomeroy
Verecany Meterial Mospik
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Scott Iucas
Yowans Memorial Hespital
Meigs Memorial
Mwberry Heights
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Tewanes
Karr Construction Co
Boll
Hid
Don King
Jackson
Karr
King
B. R. Lepper
Philip Bingety
Mayon and Associates of
Portsmouth
Appalachia
Hill-Burton
U.S. Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Hospiv
Donnie Dianur
Igla Board of Arustees
Woah
Wuilding
Melude
Iwto
My Lai Investigator Talks Dispute Erupts
A newly appointed civilian special counsel in the Army My Lai probe said his role allows public oversight while a dispute erupts over a Plain Dealer story by Dorothy Baxlerias about statements attributed to a Wallswood, Ohio source. The controversy involves Dorothy Barker denying an interview with the Plain Dealer.
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Washington Cap
Robert MacCrate
New York
Cleveland
de Cal
Dorseph
Assaciored
Ellywood
Bark- 4
The
Plain Dealer
Josteph Bezierhas
Esaerlis
Pola
Sities
Dle
Israel Egypt prisoner swap ends long sectarian hostage standoff
After weeks of secret talks, Israel and Egypt completed Saturday the largest prisoner exchange since the 1967 war. The deal freed captives on both sides, including an Egyptian air force pilot Major Nabit Said and five soldiers, exchanged for Israeli hijack victims and other detainees. Damaged reports say two Israeli travelers held in Damascus since the August hijacking were also exchanged at El Qantara near the Suez Canal.
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Israel
Egypt
Middle East
Carlie Zoverngey
Damascus
Avria
Nives
Sdes
el Qaninra
Suez Canal
Senate Defeats Kennedy Plan On Wealth Tax Proposals
Washington political debate centers on a proposed minimum tax for high income earners. The Senate rejected a Kennedy backed plan by 62 to 44 as Finance Committee members argued the measure would not ensure broad fairness or prevent loopholes. Supporters say the plan advances tax reform while opponents warn of potential economic impact and administrative complexity.
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Senate
Sein M. Ronpadhy
Kennedy
Iran
Fig
Alana
Brassell Bo Long
Democrats Propose Changes to Nomination Conventions
A Democratic reform commission suggests revamping nominating conventions to boost public interest. Proposals include shorter sessions, defined vote times, eliminating routine resolutions, limiting demonstrations, and replacing the keynote with a formal policy speech.
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Ghon Democrate Party Reform Commission
Poame Ivelling
Rouine
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