Faces Drawn In Charcoal At Bicentennial Building
In Washington DC the dedication of a bicentennial building featured charcoal sketches of Mao Tse-tung Stalin Nixon in gangster garb by artist H H Booker Jr The plan for a living changing mural reportedly went awry and staff artists will replace the questionable portraits with timely figures from American life.
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Washington
District of Columbia
Mao Tse-tung
Joseph Stalin
Nixon
H. H. Booker Jr
D.C
James
Gracie Allen
H. H. Booker II
D. C
Alexander
Herbert Banham
Fountown Sign Shop
Fountown
Booker
Karl Marx
Friedrich Engels
Groucho Marx
Greta Garbo
Laurel and Hardy
Graffiti Sign Co., Ltd
Armstrong Joins Ohio Senate Finance Committee
Senator Harry L. Armstrong Republican of Logan is named to the Finance Committee replacing resigning Senator Stockdale. Armstrong rises to sixth in Republican seniority and continues as a member of the Senate Rules Committee and chair of the Agriculture Conservation and Environment Committee. The Finance Committee guides state funding allocations and is a key assignment.
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Senate
Harry L. Armstrong
R Logan
Stockdale
Armstrong
Ohio Senate
Commerce and Labor Committee
Senate Rules Committee
Agriculture, Conservation and Environment Committee
Skilled Miners Sought In Expansion by AEP
G W Wallwork of AEP says qualified miners and staff are crucial as the company triples coal output by 1976. The piece outlines required experience by state, with six months in Ohio and three to five years elsewhere, plus shortages in engineers, accountants, and administrators amid housing and relocation challenges for workers.
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Ohio
West Virginia
Pennsylvania
G. W. Wallwork
AEP
Wallwork
Fairmont
W. Va
Albany Group
Coal Company
Athens
Pomeroy
Gallipolis
Ravenswood
Ohio lawmakers clash over abortion bill and energy measures
Ohio legislators heard witnesses on an abortion bill as Sen. Robert Corts and Sen. Walter White challenged provisions making doctors decide when abortions are safe. Attorney Stanley Laughlin Jr. warned the bill is more repressive than Ohio's prior law. House members sent energy bills to a new committee to align with a 55 mph federal limit and address fuel shortages.
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Gillmor
Robert J. Corts
Elyria
Walter L. White
Lima
Donald L. Woodland
Columbus
Stanley Laughlin Jr
Ohio Civil Liberties Union
Ohio
Laughlin
James Polman
Ohio State Medical Association
Polman
House Transportation Committee
House
Committee On Energy
Vernal G. Riffe Jr
C-89
New Boston
Energy Panel
Ronald M. Mottl
Parma
Myrl Shoemaker
Bourneville
Senate
Attorney General
Brown
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Tricia Nixon Cox
Hardwick
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Bankamericard
Interbank
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