Magma Copper reachs tentative contract amid broad strikes
The Magma Copper Co and seven unions reached a tentative three year agreement ending the nation wide copper strike. The accord covers about 3000 workers with a 92 cent hourly raise, pension increase and cost of living escalator. Walkouts continue in communications rail and shipping, with no progress in Bell System and two railroads.
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Associated Press
Magma Copper Co
Bell Telephone System
Aflcio United Steelworkers of America
Anacoda
Western Union
CWA
United Telegraph Workers
United Transportation Union
Athens Judge Orders Cong Flag Destroyed
Athens County Municipal Court Judge Franklin Sheeter ordered the Viet Cong flag destroyed after ruling Kim Levitch not guilty of disorderly conduct in the May 17 draft board demonstration but upholding a trespassing conviction for entering 78 East State Street without authority. Capt. Charles Cochran was ordered to destroy the flag. Levitch, a June Ohio University graduate, faces sentencing on the trespass charge set for August 3 after being released on bond.
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Athens County
Franklin Sheeter
Athens Draft Board
Athens
Charles Cochran
Kim Levitch
Sheeter
Levitch
E. State St
Watt Grover
Draft Board
Cochran
Ohio University
Industrial Relations Director Hughes Expected to Resign
In Columbus Ohio the Gilligan administration faces a second high level departure within a month as Industrial Relations Director Martin Hughes is expected to resign. The governor’s office offered no comment as the change looms with Democratic aide Sherman Shump involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus, Ohio
John Gilligan
Martin Hughes
Sherman Shump
Montgomery County
Democratic
Inn Manager Banned From Filing Court Charges Without Permit
The manager of an area inn required written approval from the prosecutor or an attorney to file court charges. A charge against Elden Hardy by Maxine McDaniel of the Midway Inn was dismissed Monday for insufficient evidence. The judge ordered the proceedings halted pending further action.
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Athens County
Franklin Sheeter
Elden Hardy
Maxine McDaniel
Midway Inn
Two Alarms Answered by Athens Firemen
Athens firemen answered two calls over the weekend. A pumper truck was sent to 50 E State St at 5 51 p m Sunday for burning trash in a container that spread to a wooden fence scorching the fence and trees. The emergency squad was called at 9 30 p m Saturday to 25 Raymond Dr where Elmer James 64 was having difficulty breathing he was given oxygen at the scene and en route to O Benn Memorial Hospital
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Jones Buick-Olds- Cadillac Co
State St
Raymond Dr
Elmer James
O’bleness Memorial Hospital
Athens School Board Reviews 1972 Budget And Textbooks
The Athens City School Board meets at 7 30 p m in the Middle School library to review the 1972 budget and consider textbook adoptions. They will also approve hiring of teachers and non certificated employees. Local court actions include fines for driving while intoxicated and public intoxication, plus a liquor tax case against Igor s dismissed after payment in full.
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Athens City School Board
Athens Diversified Services Inc
Igor’s
Ohio Liquor Control Commission
Incentive Offered To Stop Smoking In Arlington Homes
At least 45 families in an apartment complex deduct $10 from monthly rents for signing no smoking pledges. Dayton was chosen to replace Hughes as cabinet director after a leave of absence, with ties to Local 801 of the IUE and the CWA. Hughes also serves on the Ohio AFL-CIO executive board.
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Arlington
Tex
Dayton
Hughes
Shump
Daytonian
International Union of Electrical Workers
J. Hughes
Communications Workers of America
Gilligan
Youngstown
Cleveland
Rocky River
CWA
Union
Ohio Afl-Cio
Ronald Coffey
State Department of Commerce
Births at O'Bleness Memorial Hospital
Mr and Mrs Denver Thomas of Zaleski welcome a daughter. Athens residents Ina Davis and several others are admitted. list includes Mrs Ralph Izard Mrs Warren Wistendahl Mrs Arthur Woolley Mrs Dale Hart. Albany notes Alexander School Board to interview Waterloo Elementary principal candidates at 7 30 pm at the high school.
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Denver Thomas, Zaleski
Warren Wistendahl
Arthur Woolley
Dale Hart
Athens
Jack Canter
Chauncey
Albany
Alexander
Waterloo
Tom Hutchinson
Reunion Held By DeLongs in Nelsonville at Elks Home
Sixty six DeLong family members and eight guests gathered for a Nelsonville reunion at the Elks home after rain forced a venue change from Lancaster Park. Numerous DeLong relatives from Nelsonville Buchtel Dayton New Carlisle Columbus Chauncey and The Plains attended with a noon basket lunch served. next reunion plans not yet set. A separate report notes Pam Ranch of Mill Street reported a weekend car break in with a stolen stereo tapes and speakers to Athens police.
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Chauncey
DeLong
Elks Home
Nelsonville
Lancaster Park
John DeLong
Millard DeLong
Robert DeLong
Tim
Debby
Jim Dishong
Patricia
Sue Coe
Stephen
Roosevelt Hughes
Charlotte Kinnison
Leonard
Sam
Bob Phillipps
Marsha
Linda
Frank
Connie
Dayton
Wesley Hughes
Darrell Birgquist
Jennifer
New Carlisle
Tom Meek
Tommy
Nancy
David Wagner
Dee Dee
Dora
Delbert T. DeLong
Beth Ann
Mike DeLong
Anita
Barbie
Columbus
Walter Staley
Fred Staley
Gary
Emma Menibben
the Plains
Boyd Stover
Idina Worrell
Bob Lawson
Teresa Memering
Donna Harris
Pam Prater
Dave Millican
Bill Koon
Pam Ranch
Mill Street
Athens
Nixon Delays Pakistan Aid For Congress To Decide
Washington sources say President Nixon faces a choice on military aid to Pakistan or risk Congress acting first. Since March 25 arms sales have been halted amid debates among aides over diplomacy and morality. The House Foreign Affairs Committee has voted to end all aid, a move likely to be approved by the full House, with Senate sentiment even stronger against Pakistan aid.
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Washington
Nixon
Pakistan
Congress
U.S
State Department
West Pakistan
China
United States
Agha Mohammed Yahya Khan
House Foreign Affairs Committee
House
Senate
Two Persons Taken To Hospital After Route 56 Crash
A pregnant woman and an 11 year old girl were hospitalized after a three car crash at the Route 56 and 682 intersection just west of Athens. Patterson and Hammond passengers were taken to O'Bleness Memorial Hospital by Athens police. The Patterson driver received a citation for failure to stop at a stop sign.
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O’bleness Memorial Hospital
Athens Corporation
Julie Hammond
Sandra Hammond
Athens
Charlotte Patterson
Willoughby
State Highway Patrol
Patterson
Ronald A. Hoke
Albany
Robert Alderman
Chauncey
Barbara Alderman
Alderman
Stack Sues CBS Over Documentary Portrayal
Actor Robert Stack files a 25 million damage suit in Superior Court against CBS over The Selling of the Pentagon, alleging the network portrayed him as supporting Vietnam War involvement when he opposed it. Nine car tons of 50 automatic pistols were stolen from a gun factory, all stamped CDM, to be shipped out of state.
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Los Angeles
Robert Stack
CBS
Pentagon
Stack
U.S
Vietnam
New York
CDM
Charles Green Elected Ohio American Legion Leader
Charles Green of Warren was unanimously elected the Ohio American Legion commander at the 53rd annual convention in Cleveland. He urged the Legion to take stands on law and order issues and noted past concerns about Kent State University disturbances. Other officers were Galen Houser, David Cropper, Gerard Entingh, and Donald Shaw. The group also passed resolutions on Rhodesia sanctions, POW/MIA matters, and veterans pensions while opposing abortion and foreign transport bans.
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Cleveland, Ohio
Charles Green
Warren
Ohio American Legion
Green
Legion
Southwest Pacific
American Legion
Ohio National Guard
Kent State University
Galen J. Houser
McClure
David Cropper
Portsmouth
Gerard H. Entingh
Columbus
Donald Shaw
Prophets of Doom and Gloom
Congress
United States
Cleveland Veterans Administration Hospital
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Kennecott
Magma
Arizona
Afl-Cio
Southern
Union Pacific
Athens School Board
Tom Tiedeman
Mountain Village
Idaho
Mrs. Tiedeman
Florence Wilson
Florida Air Force Base
Highway Patrol
Frank Loschiavo
Patrick Costello
Lancaster St
Igor
O’bleness
Ina Davis
Ralph Izard
Ted Jones
Joseph Alexander Jr
John Jewett
John Young
Robert Crawford
William G. Cline
Jerome Warmke
Alexander Board
DeLongs
By Kenneth J. Freed
India
Philip M. Cring
First National Bank of
Cring
New Albany Savings and Loan Association
Robert Smith
Robert J. Shields
Millfield
Sugar Grove
Lancaster Fairfield Hospital
Fairfield-Hocking County Line
Hocking County
John J. Staten
Mary J. Dowell
Galion
Staten
Berne Twp
Wilson Baker ‘Watchmaker
Jeweler
N. Court St
Berry Hall
Complete Insurance Service
Don Reed
Bob Baur
Reed & Baur, Inc
E. State
Ohio
Jantzen Rose Marie Reed
Bobby Brooks
Vassarettes
Marting’s
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