Two Pa Troopers Killed In Delaware County Shootout
State police chased suspects after two motel holdups two miles apart in Delaware and Pennsylvania. Ronald L. Carey 29 of Wilmington died from chest wound at 2:50 a.m. Kington 24 of Wilmington is hospitalized critically with a head wound. Police followed mud tracks to a tank farm and barbed wire fence where a purse and torn clothing were found. Suspects identified as Irving R. Hogg alias Randolph Corposin and Marilyn Bobrolewski both from Toledo Ohio are believed wanted in Michigan for multiple holdups.
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David C. Yar
Delaware
Pennsylvania
Concord
Ronald L. Carey
Holiday Hills
Wilmington
Del
Delaware Division
Wilmington General Hospital
Kington
Tank Farm
Irving R. Hogg
Randolph Corposin
Marilyn Bobrolewski
Dobrowlewski
Toledo
Ohio
Michigan
States Increase Higher Education Funding Favors Small Colleges
A national survey by the National Association of State Universities and Land Grant Colleges shows 50 states raised higher education appropriations by 24 percent in 1971-72, with two-year schools and state colleges receiving the largest gains. Many large state universities face cuts in staff and programs as budgets lag, including University of California and Washington State University. Hawaii leads per capita funding while New Hampshire ranks last. need for more funding is expected to persist for a decade due to rising enrollments and expanding educational demand.
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Washington
National Association of State Universities and Land Grant Colleges
Association
State
M.M. Chambers
University of Indiana
Chambers
University of California
Colorado State University
Washington State University
Hawaii
New Hampshire
Alaska
Wyoming
Arizona
Arkansas
New Jersey
Massachusetts
Morgan Forms 18th Grange in Chesterhill Ohio
Chesterhill Morgans County organizes Pilgrim Hill Grange No. 2770 with 41 charter members led by Jay Ellis during the Centennial Year Ohio Grange. A Junior Grange for ages 5 to 14 is planned. 747 subordinate Granges exist in 87 of Ohio's 88 counties under State Grange master James Ross. Charter members listed include Jay Ellis and Della Ellis among others.
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Chesterhill
Morgan County
Jay Ellis
Pilgrim Hill Grange
Ohio Grange
National Grange
Washington
D. C
Ohio
James Ross
New Grange
Della
Gunmen Rob Akron Couple in South Side Home
Police say three gunmen burst into the South Side home of Carter Hughley in Akron and robbed him and his wife of more than 50,000 in cash bonds and jewelry. Detective James Schlaker Jr. led the investigation.
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Akron, Ohio
South Side
Carter Hughley
Hughley
James Schlaker Jr
Policeman Gives Gun For Bible
Arkansas state trooper Lt. Guy J. Downing retires after 29 years by surrendering his revolver and taking a ministerial robe. Bishop Paul V. Galloway placed the robe, and Downing will study at Southern Methodist University to pursue ordination in the United Methodist Church.
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Little Rock
Arkansas
Guy J. Downing
United Methodist Church
Downing
Paul V. Galloway
Southern Methodist University
Search For Six Pressed On County Road Robbery
NEW LEXINGTON The Perry County search for six men continues after they assaulted and robbed Edward C. Hutchinson of 600 dollars and four credit cards on County Road 22 near Corning. Hutchinson, 43, said the car blocked the road then six men pulled him from the vehicle and fled in a car. He was treated at Herendeen Clinic and then at Good Samaritan Medical Center for an arm injury.
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New Lexington
Perry County
Corning
Edward C. Hutchinson
Hutchinson
Herendeen Clinic
Here
Good Samaritan Medical Center
Zanesville
McArthur Officials Take Oath At Village Meeting
McArthur village officials received oaths of office at a Tuesday night organizational meeting. Mayor Charles R. Crow and Clerk Earl Cecil were sworn in, with Robert Dodrill and Melvin Partee becoming councilmen. John Summel administered the oaths. Committees were named for finance, street, and other duties. The council will meet January 17 to discuss the budget.
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McArthur
Charles R. Crow
Earl Cecil
Robert Dodrill
Melvin Partee
Dodrill
Partee
John Summel
Athens
Crow
Clarence Ward
Bevis Hall
Franklin Eberts
Francis Peacock
Hanoi demands end to Vietnamization to free U S prisoners
Radio Hanoi urged Nixon to stop the war and withdraw all U S troops as the only path to release American prisoners. It labeled Vietnamization a continuation of aggression and claimed U S policy must end before prisoners can go home. The broadcast framed Nixon’s choices as decisive for prisoner repatriation.
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Hong Kong
North Vietnam
United States
U.S
Nixon
Vietnam
Radio
Hanoi
Area Death Notices Joseph Cash dies from injuries in one car crash
Joseph James Leonard Cash 41 of Leon died at Pleasant Valley Hospital from injuries suffered Christmas Day on Route 62 near the Mason Putnam county line. He worked for C C Towing Co and belonged to the Moose Lodge. Survived by wife Crystal Crookham Cash and three children, mother Alta Cash of Buffalo. Funeral Thursday 2 p.m. Leon United Methodist Church. Burial Leon Cemetery. Call after 5 p.m. Wednesday at Raynes Funeral Home Buffalo.
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Point Pleasant
Joseph James Leonard Cash
Leon
Pleasant Valley Hospital
Mason-Putnam County Line
Cash
C&c Towing Co
Moose Lodge
Crystal Crookham Cash
Sally Ann
James Ray
William C
Alta Cash
Buffalo
Leon United Methodist Church
O. H. Carder
Charles Frum
Leon Cemetery
Raynes Funeral Home
Gallipolis
Allie Jane Waugh
Proctorville
Withville
James Grubb
Mary Corbin
Gallia County
M. E. Church of
Jackson
Clarence Waugh
Clarence Waugh Jr
Columbus
G. W
Crown City Man Dies In Mishap
A Crown City man and others were injured in a three car crash on Route 7 near the village north limits. Homer Leroy Phillips, 29, was killed. Richard Call, 33, was seriously injured and two other men were hurt. Phillips and Call were pinned and later transported to Holzer Medical Center.
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Gallipolis
Crown City
Homer Leroy Phillips
Richard Call
State Highway Patrol
Phillips
Call
Holzer Medical Center
Vocation Units Grow In State
Ohio schools expand career education as 70 percent of districts provide or plan facilities. Enrollment rose 66 percent to 160,555 in four years. by 1974 every district should offer access under a master plan. Nineteen joint vocational high schools operate serving 14,880 students with five more under construction and three funded locally.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ohio Department of Education
Martin W. Essex
Ment
Ford signals plan for landmark strip mine policy in Kentucky
Gov. Wendell Ford told protesters in Frankfort he aims to shape a landmark policy during his term but avoided pledging a ban on surface mining. He said the state reclamation division should be funded by enforcement rather than permit fees and pledged independent engineers to ensure lawful land reclamation.
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Frankfort
Wendell Ford
Kentucky
Ford
Capitol
Save Our Kentucky
Kentucky General Assembly
State Reclamation Division
Christopher Appointed To State Education Committee
Supt Kenneth W Christopher was named to a state advisory panel overseeing new programs under Amended House Bill 475. State Schools Supt Dr Martin W Essex announced the appointment and the panel began its duties in Columbus following Monday's announcement.
Coolville Firemen Elected Officers and Year End Report
The Coolville Volunteer Fire Department elected officers for 1971 led by Glenn F. Reed as chief and Robert Root as president. Reed noted 30 fire alarms and the emergency squad 110 runs, plus an appreciation dinner for the Women’s Auxiliary. Marriage licenses listed for Merrill Gobel and Dorothy Kinnison, Thomas Begley and Donna Hoops, Roger Harris and Florence Johnson, Jeffrey Hillis and Cynthia Bolyard.
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Coolville
Women’s Auxiliary
Merrill E. Gobel
Lancaster
Dorothy Kinnison
New Straitsville
Thomas J. Begley
Donna Hoops
Shawnee
Roger L. Harris
Florence E. Johnson
New Lexington
Jeffrey L. Hillis
Cynthia Kay Bolyard
Marietta Man Named Environmental Affairs Director at Ohio Power
J. W. Ruff, a Marietta resident with 35 years at American Electric Power System, is appointed environmental affairs director of Ohio Power Co. He will oversee all environmental activities from Canton headquarters and coordinate federal state and local regulations.
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Marietta
American Electric Powers System
Ohio Power Co
J. W. Ruff
Joe Gill
Power Company
Ruff
Canton
Gill
Appalachian Power Co
Tidd
Brilliant
Mason Council Sets Two Special Meetings
The Mason town council will hold a special meeting January 14 at 6 30 p.m. to discuss a fire department agreement in response to the department proposal. A second special meeting is set for January 17 at 7 30 p.m. to review proposed street paving with attendees receiving a typed sheet for study.
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Mason
Births and hospital notes from O Bleness Memorial
In Athens and surrounding areas, Mr. and Mrs. Fox and others welcomed sons. Admissions include Amy Wheeler and several residents. dismissals list Guy Ervin and others. Local government notes record Roy The Meigs canatlas officers re elected. Charles Karr presides with Clark Chambers and others.
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Serificers
Roy
Meigs Canatlas
Charles Karr
Robert Clark
Martha Chambers
Jim Cornell
Carl Nelson
Lowell Greer
Warden Ours
Pay Board splits over aerospace workers salary hike in Washington
The Pay Board failed in its third attempt to cut a 12 percent raise for about 100 000 aerospace workers and set another meeting amid a 10 to 5 split. Labor leaders questioned the board’s power to set a figure, with business members seeking a reduced raise. Public members suggested veto plus standards to guide revision. The dispute involves UAW IAM members at six firms. In a separate action the Justice Department obtained a temporary restraining order blocking an Elizabeth New Jersey landlord from evicting a tenant who refused to pay 195 for a similar apartment, the first such action since Phase 2 controls began last November.
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Washington
Smith
William G. Caples
Kenyon College
Ohio
Caples
Virgil Day
General Electric Co
Ness
UAW
IAM
Justice Department
Elizabeth
N.J
Justice
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Miami
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Middleport
Dutton Drug Store
McKesson Robbin Drug Company
A. K. Smith
Groy
B. F. Goodrich Co
Schlaker
Hughleys
Nora Ellen Wiseman
Lee E. Wiseman
Patricia Lee Dutiel
Paul S. Dutiel
James Cash
Allie J. Waugh
Eva Martin
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Good Samaritan
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Mercerville
George
Catherine Scott Stevers
First United Presbyterian Church
Charles Martin
Ruth Martin
Clyde
Eleanor) Null
Waugh-Halley- Wood
Glenn Hueholt
Linson Stebbins
Mound Hill Cemetery
Curtis Blake
Portland
Mich
Frank Sylvester
Blake
Sylvester
Holzer
Lawreene County
Ernie
Marcella Campbell Phillips
Leroy
Peggy
Junior
Jimmy
Donald Phillips
Rosemary
Florence
Marilyn Jo
Doris Ann Phillips
Good Hope Cemetery
Homer Hawkins
Pomeroy
Feeney-Bennett American Legion
DAV
Bradford Church of Christ
Louise Reuter Hawkins
Nerces
Ewing Funeral Home
Charles Russell
Riverview Cemetery
Christopher
Coolville Firemen
Perry County Court News
Ohio Power
Council
O’bleness Memorial Hospital
Tom Fox
Clarence Barker
Albany
Harry S. Smith
Amy L. Wheeler
Leslie Slusher
Ben Blessing
Floyd Linscott
the Plains
Charles Reynolds
Guy Ervin
Terrence Acox and Son
Hazel Pride
Emil Erving
Anna Foster
Phil Halbirt
Maude Jones
Tammi Mae Robinette
David Manning
Danny Withem
United Auto Workers
Leonard Woodcock
Floyd E. Smith
Afl-Cio International Association of Machinists
Woodcock
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