San Quentin to decide on Sirhan death row isolation
San Quentin prison officials plan to decide this week whether to relax the isolation of Sirhan Bishara Sirhan who was sentenced to die for the murder of Senator Robert F. Kennedy. Associate Warden James L. Park said the policy keeps him separate to prevent attempts by others to gain notoriety, though he noted a possible change to allow Sirhan to see other inmates.
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Morse Gives Up 1968 U S House Run After Oregon Poll
Former U S Senator Wayne Morse says he will not run for the U S House this year after a Oregon 4th district voter poll showed he would not secure the Democratic nomination. The Oregon elections move ends Morse’s long party shifts and Senate tenure.
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Reagan Says Lindsay Ruling No Insult
Gov Ronald Reagan says New York Mayor John Lindsay should not take offense at not receiving an honorary UC Berkeley charter day degree. Regents voted 11 10 in San Francisco to deny the honorary. Lindsay to speak April 2 at Berkeley observances. Lindsay remained nominally Republican despite 1969 nomination loss and later reelection as Liberal.
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Weather Outlook Across Regions With Cold Nights
Local forecast calls for partly cloudy and colder conditions tonight with teens, and a fair cold Thursday with highs mostly in the 30s. National outlook predicts rain along the lower Atlantic coast, snow in the middle Atlantic and northern Plains, with Midwest temperatures staying cold.
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Murray City Center Aide Opening At Neighborhood Center
Murray City Neighborhood Center seeks a community aide earning 400 dollars monthly plus mileage. Role focuses on outreach to recruit low income residents for unemployment, schooling, and health needs services. Applications due by March 4 at the center or Logan Community Action office 163 West Main Street. The Ferris wheel originated in 1893 in Chicago.
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Glouster appoints John Dixon to police force on probation
Glouster Village Council approves Mayor Thomas Williams Jr. appointment of John Dixon to the police force with six months probation. Council keeps the old fire protection contract at 50 per run for Trimble Two until June 1, excluding grass fires. Murray City contracts with Glouster to aid in firefighting, with similar terms sent to Trimble and nearby towns.
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Ohio principal attends statewide elementary conference
Trimble GLOUSTER principal Robert J. Bunting of Trimble Local Elementary in Glouster joined about 1,200 educators at the Ohio Department of Elementary School Principals Annual Professional Conference. The theme was Involvement: Theme for the Seventies and focused on community involvement. Also noted is a 55,000 BC house-like dwelling found in Zambia.
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Robert J. Bunting
Trimble
Ohio Department of Elementary School Principals
Zambia
Bell Phones Rate Increases Reduced in Hocking County
Ohio Bell customers in Hocking County near Nelsonville will pay less than requested after county prosecutor Forrest Moore led protests at the Ohio Public Utilities Commission hearings in Columbus. The hike was cut from 1.30 to 0.80 dollars for private lines and 0.65 for party-line customers.
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Ohio Bell Telephone Co
Hocking County
Nelsonville
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Moore
Columbus
Ohio Public Utilities Commission
Logan Mayor Fines Five in Court Summary
Logan Mayor M. B. Haney levied five fines and forfeited five bonds in Mayor's Court Saturday. Fines ranged from 10 to 20 dollars with additional costs. charges included unnecessary noise stop sign improper plates speeding improper backing and expired license. Names ages and addresses of nine offenders are listed in the court record.
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Zanesville Ave
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Mohican Ave
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Lancaster
Kenneth D. Specht
New Plymouth
Keith M. Henry
Wellston
Harold E. Adams
Guy E. Boals
Church St
Joyce A. Moffit
Auto Recovered After Theft Report in Athens Area
Marshal John Villars recovered a stolen auto Monday afternoon. The car stolen from Louise Markin of 21 Central Ave Athens was found parked behind the Chauncey post office.
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John Villars
Louise Markin
Central Ave
Athens
Chauncey Post Office
Bernard Pawley Named Canon of St Pauls Cathedral
London report says Bernard Pawley a senior Church of England authority on Rome relations and friend of Pope Paul has been made a canon at St Pauls Cathedral. The 58 year old led Anglican Vatican relations from 1960 to 1965 and observed Vatican Council sessions. In 1966 he chaired Canterbury's Commission on Roman Catholic Relations.
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Church of England
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Bernard C. Pawley
St. Paul's
Canon Pawley
Vatican
Unity Secretariat
Archbishop of Canterbury
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