Nuclear Role For Japan Sparks US Japan Policy Split
The Nixon administration faces Cabinet tensions over a potential Japanese nuclear role. State Department officials dispute Tokyo deployment reports while Melvin Laird in Tokyo resists a briefing on the nonproliferation treaty.
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Washington
Japan
Nixon
State Department
Laird
Bray
United States
Tokyo
U.S
Soviet Union
William P. Rogers
California White House
Rogers
Asia
OSU Veep Linked to Firm in Land Purchase Bid
Cleveland Plain Dealer reports Gordon B. Carson OSU vice president for business and finance is a stockholder and director in Industrial Nucleonics Corp. of Columbus, which seeks to buy more than 50 acres of OSU land without bidding. Carson owns 1200 shares. land sale could reach 1.7 million.
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Cleveland, Ohio
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Gordon B. Carson
Ohio State University
Carson
Industrial Nucleonics Corp
Columbus
The
Plain Dealer
Ohio Senate
OSU
Albion College
Albion
Mich
Last U.S. Base Hands Over to South Vietnam
The United States ceded its final DMZ base Fire Base Charlie 2 in Saigon area to South Vietnamese control, while about 50 Americans stay to run an 8 inch artillery battery and monitor sensors. Alpha 4 followed suit with remaining U.S. troops reduced to advisory and electronic duties as South Vietnamese commanders anticipate increasing enemy activity ahead of the October 3 election.
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Saigon
United States
Demilitarized Zone
5Th Mechanized Infantry Division
Charlie 2
D.M.Z
Alpha 4
Con T’‘en
U.S
Dmz
Kindergartens Have Space For Pupils
NEW HAVEN there are vacancies at Leon and Hartford public school kindergartens to enroll a child call Rebecca Buckner Mason County Board of Education office 675 4540 as soon as possible children must be five before Nov 1 to enroll transportation and hot lunches provided
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New Haven
Leon
Hartford
Rebecca Buckner
Mason County Board of Education
Akron Man Seeks Conscientious Objector Status for Guard Discharge
Raymond D. Silvey of Akron asks to be discharged from the Ohio National Guard as a conscientious objector citing the Kent State killings and 1968 Akron riots. He faces a special court martial for AWOL and other drill infractions and has filed suit in Cleveland federal court.
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Akron, Ohio
Akron
Ohio National Guard
Kent State University
U.S. District Court
Cleveland
Summit County
Wooster Avenue
Kent State Sighting Shapes Pacifist Objector Claim
Silvey, a Goodyear computer analyst, seeks a conscientious objector discharge in U.S. District Court alleging Kent State University killings shifted his stance. He says he was not involved in the shootings but heard the volley and, in tears, dropped his rifle after seeing a frightened guard.
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U.S. District Court
Silvey
National Guard
Kent State
Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co
IBEW Members Denied Unemployment Benefits
Middleport report on Imperial Electric Co work stoppage now in fifth week. Labor board denies unemployment claims, labeling it a labor dispute. Union seeks appeals and wage comparisons to Akron plant, with no meetings scheduled as July vacations loom.
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Middleport
Imperial Electric Co
State Labor Office
1587 Inter
National Brotherhood of Electrical Workers
Labor Board
Argyle Deeter
Akron
Beacon Levy Renewal Vote Stated
Athens County voters will decide on renewing a three tenths mill levy for services to the mentally retarded including Beacon School. Renewal would extend five years and bring about income near $40 000 annually from the levy, with a separate half mill levy also in place.
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Athens County
Beacon School
County Board of Mental Retardation
James Whaley
County Auditor’s Office
Pleasant Valley Hospital Notes Admitted List
Pleasant Valley Hospital records show admissions including Mrs. John Lambert Gallipolis Mrs. Richard Winners Columbus Mrs. Melinda Priddy Buffalo Mrs. Harriett Hannon Alto Mrs. Charles Stover Letart Mrs. Ray Allen Mason Clyde Kinnard Apple Grove Alfred Stover Pliny. Dismissals include Alfred Hobbs Ona Dyer Hilda Coleman Rhonda Hill Chester Cochran Mrs I E Omer Jr Robert Sutton Mrs David Simpson and daughter Mrs Paul White and Clifford Jones II.
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John Lambert
Gallipolis
Richard Winners
Columbus
Melinda Priddy
Buffalo
Harriett Hannum
Alto
Charles Stover
Letart
Ray Allen
Mason
Clyde Kinnard
Apple Grove
Alfred Stover
Pliny
Alfred Hobbs
Ona Dyer
Hilda Coleman
Rhonda Hill
Chester Cochran
I. E. Omer Jr
Robert Sutton
David Simpson
Paul White
Clifford Jones II
Title Report Released From Meigs County July Totals
Meigs County reports July activity with 908 titles issued 271 notations 180 memos 779 affidavits and 12 duplicate titles totaling 1896 dollars. County share 1465.75 dollars state share 430.25 dollars. There were 156 new vehicles sold including 20 trucks 17 trailers 26 motorcycles and 93 cars. Used vehicles totaled 172 with 11 trucks 8 motorcycles 10 trailers and 143 cars. Dealers sales tax 22938.60 dollars casual sales tax 4855 dollars.
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Pomeroy
Meigs County
Seven Day Jail Term for Local Motorist
Herbert Holbert, 51, was found guilty in Athens County Municipal Court of disorderly conduct and driving while intoxicated after an incident at the Bonded Station on West Union Street in Athens. Judge Roger Jones sentenced him to seven days in jail, fined 200 dollars, and suspended his license 60 days on the DWI charge, plus 25 dollars and costs for disorderly conduct. Larry Perry of Guysville forfeited a 33 dollar bond on a public intoxication charge.
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W. Union Street
Athens
Herbert Herbert
Athens County
Roger Jones
Holbert
Larry Perry
Guysville
World War I Plane Makes Emergency Stop
An un scheduled air show ended with a World War I AT6 trainer emergency landing in Meigs County near Reedsville after running out of fuel. Pilot Law yer Mestkha eee Mo. was uninjured. refueled with help from a Gallia Airport pilot and continued from Millville New Jersey to Ashland Kentucky.
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Pomeroy
Meigs County
Mestkha Eee Mo
Ohu River
Forked Run
Reedsville
Burian
Gallia
Millville
N. J
Ashland
Lori Pennell Named Top Cheerleader at Camp Otterbein
Lori Pennell of Radford Road Athens Route 1 was selected outstanding cheerleader at camp session 2 at Camp Otterbein making her eligible for the Miss Nationwide Cheerleader Contest. The Athens reserve squad placed second in the outstanding cheer contest and third in the talent contest, with teammates Suzie Black Jayne Ball Ann Welling Pam Armbruster and Penny Armbruster.
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Lori Pennell
Radford Road
Athens
Camp Otterbein
Suzie Black
Jayne Ball
Ann Welling
Pam
Penny Armbruster
Jail Terms Ordered For 3 Swimmers
Three adults pleaded guilty in Athens County Juvenile Court to contributing to the delinquency of two minor females. Melanie Altman Kenneth L. Clemmons and Vance Van De Venter were fined 25 dollars and sentenced to 10 days in Athens County Jail by Judge Harold Rose after police found them swimming at the Athens Municipal Pool at 3 58 a m. Action on the juveniles is pending. The WSCS at Heath United Methodist Church will meet Monday at 7 30 p m with new officers installed.
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Athens County
Melanie Altman
Trimble
Kenneth L. Clemmons
McArthur
Vance van DeVenter
New York
Harold Rose
Athens
WSCS
The
Heath United Methodist Church
Nader Criticizes Toothpaste Claims Over Staining
Ralph Nader accuses Crest and other stannous fluoride toothpastes of misleading advertising. Procter and Gamble counters that cited studies do not prove staining and that old research referred to debris stains, not enamel.
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Washington
Ralph Nader
Nader
Procter & Gamble
Federal Trade Commission
United States
England
Colgate
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Associated Press
Londonderry
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S. Viet
By Goerge Esper
Raymond D. Silvey
145Th Infantry
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IBEW
Beacon Levy
Ohio Patrol
Ohio Highway Patrol
James Sands
Mary Elliott
Vincent
Ohio
Sands
Chauncey
Joe Maffett
Taylor Ridge
Millfield
Greens Run
Pleasant Valley Hospital
Earl A. Hooper
Earl F. Mathews Inc
N. Court ST
Athens, Ohio
Meigs Meetings
Reer Eea
W. Union St
Don Lorenz
FTC
Miles W. Kirkpatrick
Crest
Stripe
Food and Drug Administration
FDA
Colgate Palmolive
RCA
Cunningham Music Center
Richland Ave
Bataa
Donmoor
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