Ohio counties resist federal food aid in four counties
Four Ohio counties Fairfield Hancock Gallia and Paulding decline federal food stamp or surplus food programs costing nothing but paperwork. About 4000 needy residents in 1000 families lack access as officials claim no need. State officials note a possible future mandate but current laws do not compel adoption.
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Columbus
Ohio
Jack Wood
Wood
Fairfield
Hancock
Gallia
Paulding
Denver White
General Assembly
Ohio Senator Collins Honored by Education Principals
Columbus Ohio State Sen Oakley C Collins received a special award from the Ohio Department of Elementary School Principals at their three day annual conference banquet. Dayton conservationist E V Jotter won the outstanding layman award and outgoing President William McDonald of Jackson received a distinguished service award as about 1200 elementary principals attended.
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Columbus
Ohio
P— State
Oakley C. Collins
Ohio Department of
Ironton Republican
Senate Education Committee
ODESP
E. V. Jotter
Dayton
William McDonald
Jackson
Two High Schools Reopen as Racial Tensions Ease
In Ohio Cincinnati area schools begin to ease after student protests with Princeton High returning 250 black students to class Sharonville and Withrow talks continuing. Two white students were assaulted at Hughes High during a protest. Middletown High warns police presence upon resuming Monday. In Vermont former Senator Ralph Flanders dies at 89 after long public career including Federal Reserve leadership.
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Ohio
Princeton High School
Sharonville
Cincinnati
Withrow High School
Hughes High School
Withrow
Middletown
Middletown High
Springfield
Ralph E. Flanders
U. S
Joseph R. McCarthy
Wisconsin
Springfield Hospital
Flanders
Senate
Jones & Lamson Machine Co
Federal Reserve Bank of Boston
Narcotics Charge Ties Suspect To University Coed Disappearance
Cincinnati man Boyd McQuearry 23 charged with abduction for immoral purposes in the Coed disappearance case, arrested with Celinda Elmore 18 and Alonzo Bud 19 after a Springfield Township traffic stop. Warrant signed by Elizabeth Hegel’s father. Hegel seeks university responsibility suit of 369000.
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Cincinnati
Boyd McQuearry
University of Cincinnati
Chicago
Hegel
Rail Shutdown Looms After Negotiations Collapse
A nationwide rail shutdown potential rose after talks broke down between railroads and four shopcraft unions. Judge Howard Corcoran planned a hearing to decide on extending restraining orders that have paused a coast to coast shutdown since January 21. Assistant Secretary of Labor W. J. Usery called the gap an impossible impasse.
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Washington
Howard Corcoran
W. J. Usery
Miami Beach
Fla
Athens West bypass approved local brief
Bob Evans appointed state Easter Campaign chairman. Town of Mason weighing higher garbage removal rates. Athens opens tournament trail tonight with upcoming games and sections for classifieds, comics, and obituaries. Sports television listings follow.
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Bob Evans
Mason
Athens
Senate Passes 35 Billion Education Aid Bill
The Senate approved a 35 billion education aid measure while the House added amendments restricting federal busing orders and legalizing freedom of choice desegregation plans. The bill extends major programs for four years and faces conference with the House.
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Washington
Senate
House
Dixie Forces
Departments of Health, Education and Welfare
Labor
Nixon
Congress
Hugh Scott
R-Pa
Sam J. Ervin
Dn.c
Ervin
South
ESEA
Jamie L. Whitten
Dmiss
Appropriations Committee
Jeffery Cohelan
D-Calif
Chicago riot defendants await sentences and appeal on wiretap issue
Five of the seven defendants found guilty of inciting riots at the 1968 Democratic National Convention may be sentenced today as Judge Julius Hoffman weighs whether illegally obtained wiretap conversations can affect the punishment. Two acquitted defendants remain under contempt sentences.
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Chicago
Julius J. Hoffman
Hoffman
U. S. District Court
John R. Froines
Lee Weiner
Froines
Weiner
Cook County
William M. Kunstler
Leonard J. Weinglass
Kunstler
Weinglass
U. S. 7Th Circuit Court of Appeals
Demonstrations Follow Chicago Riots Across the Nation
After the Chicago verdict five people were convicted for inciting riots, sparking protests from Boston to California. Police and crowd clashes left injuries, arrests, and damaged property as demonstrators gathered near campuses and government buildings nationwide.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Boston
Tremont Street
Michigan State University
East Lansing
Washington, D.C
Visit Today's Auto Show
A daily auto show features a wide range of new and used cars. Prospective buyers are urged to shop the showroom first before purchasing any automobile.
Site of Tuppers Plains church marked by lone evergreen
District Editor Roy Cross reports on the former Presbyterian church built about 1890 and torn down circa 1930. The site is the focus of a historical study with details by staff writer Gail Schnitzer. Local residents seek free legal services via an Ohio State program, per association proposal.
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Tuppers Plains
Rio Grande
Alexander
Southwestern
Gallia
York
the Messenger
Ohio University
Bobcats
Virginia Commonwealth
Rowl Congdon
Car Fleeing Checkpoint Sought by Multiple Agencies
Authorities seek two occupants of a brown and white Oldsmobile that fled a traffic stop east of Athens. State patrol, sheriff, and city police joined the pursuit with roadblocks on main routes. both occupants believed armed.
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Ken Steinhoff
Harold R. Sams
Athens
Athens County
Rock Riffle
Sams
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Two More Helicopters Downed in Vietnam War Front
Allied forces killed 166 North Vietnamese and Viet Cong in sharp fighting. Two U.S. helicopters were shot down, raising the toll to 16 during a 10 day period. Total American and South Vietnamese casualties stood at 39 killed and 40 wounded.
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Saigon
U.S
Vietnam
South Vietnam
Mekong Delta
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