Ohio House Passes Credit Card Illicit Use Bill 64-23 Vote
Ohio House approves Senate sponsored bill to tighten penalties for illegal credit card use after long debate. Measure would extend penalties to multiple $60 transactions within 12 months and second offenses, but softened by an amendment.Conference committee to resolve differences. fate uncertain.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ohio House
House
Senate
Arthur Wilkowski
Toledo
Ohio six state universities and private school seek new presidents
Six state universities and Malone College face presidential changes as leaders retire resign or seek new roles. Notable moves include Ohio State’s Fawcett retirement target September 1972 and Kent State narrowing a successor list to two after a third declined.
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Columbus, Ohio
Ohio
Ohio State University
Novice G. Fawcett
Board of Trustees
Kent State University
Robert S. White
Medical College of Ohio At
Toledo
Glidden L. Brooks
Brooks
Case Western Reserve University
Robert W. Morse
University of Cincinnati
Walter Langsam
Warren G. Bennis
University of Akron
Norman P. Auburn
Dominic J. Gazzetta
Xavier University
Paul L. O’connor
Robert W. Mulligan
S.J
O’connor
Malone College
Society of Friends School
Canton
Everett L. Cattell
Cattell
University of Toledo
William S. Carlson
Gazzetta
University of Buffalo
Akron
Marian College
Indianapolis
Ind
Akron University
Langsam
Cincinnati
Bennis
Antioch College
Atlantic Monthly
Northwestern University
Foreclosure Sought Against White Property in Athens County
The Athens Lumber Co. files mortgage foreclosure in Athens County Common Pleas Court against Richard and Helen White of Athens Route 1. They seek 7009.90 plus 8 percent interest from July 21, with liens from Evans Product Co. Lavelle and Vanity law firm and Lowe's of Belpre, plus an unpaid federal tax lien. The aim is to foreclose the mortgage and sell the premises with lien holders paid in priority.
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Athens Lumber Co
Athens County Common Pleas Court
Richard
Helen White
Athens Route 1
Lumber Company
Evans Product Co
Lavelle and Vanity
Lowe’s of
Belpre
White
Athens County
Letart Falls Barn Fire Under Investigation
A barn on Charles Burri’s farm near Letart Falls was destroyed late Monday evening along with 600 bales of hay. Racine Fire Department responders were alerted by a caller from a pay phone. Sheriff Hartenbaugh and the State Fire Marshal are investigating the cause with no damage estimate yet.
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Letart Falls
Charles Burri
Racine
Robert Hartenbaugh
Two Fined In Chauncey for Disturbing the Peace
Jerry Stalling of Millfield was fined 20 dollars in Mayor Wadley s court for disturbing the peace and fighting at The Tavern Converse Street. The warrant was signed by Marcia Johnson. James T Collins of Lower Salem Route 1 was fined 28.80 dollars for excessive speed plus 13.50 dollars for no muffler on his auto. The arrest was by Deputy Marshal Larry Carr.
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Chauncey
Jerry Stalling
Millfield
Wadley
Converse Street
Marcia Johnson
James T. Collins
Lower Salem
Collins
Larry Carr
Obituaries Across Ohio Mention Liggett Pussey Bennett Deal
Area obituaries report the deaths of area residents including Area AthensClarence C Liggett a former Columbus resident and Charles R Pussey of Gallipolis. Also noted are deaths of Elizabeth Bennett of Greenfield and Bias Deal of Glouster with funeral details and survivors listed.
Death Notice Jacob A Keller Retired Logan Banker Dies
Jacob Andrew Keller 87 of 315 Warner Ave died Monday at 5 15 pm in Hocking Valley Community Hospital. Born in Fairfield County he moved to Logan in 1907 and worked at banks including First National Bank of Logan Rempel National Bank Exchange Savings Bank and Farmers and Merchants Bank retiring in 1969. He served as Logan city treasurer and held leadership roles in St Mathew Lutheran Church Logan Trade Club Izaak Walton League Mingo Lodge 171 F and AM Red Cross and Community Chest.
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Logan
Jacob Andrew Keller
Warner Ave
Hocking Valley Community Hospital
Fairfield County
Henry
Christina Rauber Keller
Hocking County
Wellman and Yantz Dry Goods
First National Bank of
Rempel National Bank
Mount Pleasant
Mich
Exchange Savings Bank
Farmers and Merchants Bank
St. Mathew Lutheran Church
Logan Trade Club
Izaak Walton League of America
Mingo Lodge No. 171
F & AM
The
Community Chest
Logan Civic Celebration
Red Cross Board
Featherstone and Deal Die in Separate West Virginia Area Notices
Wade E Featherstone 61 of Stewart died Monday at home from an apparent self inflicted gunshot wound his brother John found him. Maggie Virginia Deal 74 of Fraziers Bottom died Monday at home with services set for Wednesday at Evergreen Church of Christ. Burial will follow in Oak Grove Cemetery and Riverview Cemetery respectively.
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Walter
Lancaster
Richard
New Albany
Ella Miller
Mary Liggett
Jo Carol Blevins
Columbus
Lois Struckman
Jean Powell
Southwick Funeral Home
High St
Clark’s Chapel Cemetery
Athens
Glouster
Bias Deal
Navarre Rd
Canton
Altman Hospital
Athens County
William and
Lillie Chappelear Deal
Diebold Safe Co
Donna (Deal) Brunton
Larry Deal
Trimble
Talph
Marena) Shultz
Jacksonville
van Fossen
Don Seevers
Maplewood Cemetery
Stewart
Wade E. Featherstone
Featherstone
John
James
Clara Phillips Featherstone
Rome High School
Thomas
John. Stewart
C.eo Weyand
Lillie Moore
Coolville
Almeda Martin
Beverly
Pearle Harris
Crooksville
Ival
Clyde
Hughes Funeral Home
Donald Saum
Haga
Point Pleasant
Maggie Virginia Deal
Fraziers Bottom
Herbert
Lorene Doss
Nitro
Loretta Ashworth
Ashton
Carrie Sturgeon
Pliny
Nora Deal
Marysville
Ohio
Jennie Miller
Elsie Frazier
Ocie Hammond
Fraziers Botter
John Young
Barberton
Masonic Order
Grace A. Keller
Charles
Clarence
Mary) Blosser
Logan
Elizabeth Brooker Keller
John Keller
St. Mathew Lutheran Church
George E. Smith
Oak Grove Cemetery
Roberts Funeral Home
Middleport
Clara M. Murray
Veterans Memorial Hospital
Pomeroy
Mary Jenkinson Ohlinger
Middleport Church of Christ
Stowe
George
Canarsie) Stiward
Magadore
Nellie Bradley
William Ohlinger
John S. Murray
Rawlings- Coats
Raullin Moyer
Riverview Cemetery
Chauncey Village fills council vacancy with Lowery
Chauncey Village Council selected Charles Lowery of Ellis Avenue Monday to fill the seat left vacant by James Leiber. Lowery's term runs two and a half years. Bill Schoonover had also applied. The council, now six members strong, aims to finalize the president from existing members. The panel also approved painting fire station overhead doors and ordered weed removal costs charged to the Frank Sinich property tax duplicate. The Sinich building on West Main was deemed a nuisance pending repair or demolition. Bills totaling 579.68 were paid from general, water, sewer, and street funds.
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Chauncey
Charles Lowery
Ellis Avenue
Chauncey Village
James Leiber
Lowery
Bill Schoonover
Charles Wadley
West Main Street
Frank Sinich
Mentor
Veterans Memorial Hospital Notes Admits Six Patients
Roy Sears of Middleport William Buchanan of Pomeroy Gay Markins of Point Pleasant Adie Barton of Racine Paul Smith of Middleport Theodore Wood of unnamed location admitted to Veterans Memorial Hospital in a routine report.
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Roy Sears
Middleport
William Buchanan
Pomeroy
Gay Markins
Point Pleasant
W. Va
Addie Barton
Racine
Paul Smith
Theodore Wood
List of names for civic nominees and volunteers
Porter Loudin Edward Sto bart Maxine Dugan Edley MacDonald Harry Hysell Debra Young Ralph Spencer Constance Shields Steven Hendricks Marie Dudding Cleo Adams Amanda Hawk Doris Dailey Patrick Gallagher
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Porter Loudin
Edward Stobart
Maxine Dugan
Edley MacDonald
Harry Hysell
Debra Young
Ralph Spencer
Constance Shields
Steven Hendricks
Marie Dudding
Cleo Adams
Amanda Hawk
Doris Dailey
Patrick Gallagher
Five Candidate Petitions Filed Ahead of August Deadline
Athens County Elections Board records show five petitions submitted as the Aug. 4 deadline nears. Candidates include Carlos W. Lynch for Alexander Township trustee, Larry Llewellyn for the same post in Waterloo Two, Daniel Stright for Alexander School Board, Pauline Wright for Cannan Township clerk, and Herbert B. Hine Sr. for mayor of Buchtel.
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Athens County Elections Board
Carlos W. Lynch
Athens
Alexander Twp
Larry Llewellyn
New Marshfield
Waterloo
Daniel Stright
Alexander School Board
Pauline Wright
Athens Route 4
Canaan
Herbert B. Hine Sr
Buchtel
Jail Inmate Cuts Arm In Gallia County Jail
Gallia County inmate David Shanks, 30, was treated at Holzer Medical Center for a self inflicted arm cut in his jail cell. He faces a kidnapping and armed robbery charge and was returned to the Gallia County Jail after treatment.
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Gallipolis
David Shanks
Gallia County
Holzer Medical Center
Shanks
Appalachia Aid Bill Praised By Senator Eastland
Senator James C. Eastland lauds Senate passage of a bill extending the Appalachian Regional Development Act with $1.5 billion through 1978. The measure, supported by the House Public Works Committee, would extend a program spanning sixteen Mississippi counties aiding regional growth from West Virginia to Mississippi.
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Washington
James C. Eastland
D-Miss
Senate
Eastland
Appalachian Regional Commission
Mississippi
West Virginia
Congress
Appalachia
Controlling Board Denies Requests In Columbus Ohio
The Ohio Controlling Board postponed action on 217135 for the Ohio Exposition Commission at the 1971 Ohio State Fair due to updated figures. It delayed welfare fund shifts and approved several line items including July school foundation payments and sewage projects in Warren County. The board also considered an ADC to Aged transfer and approved small grants for penalties and odor control.
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Columbus
Oho
Ohio Exposition Commission
State Controlling Board
General Assembly
Ohio Department of Welfare
ADC
Miami Conservancy District
Warren County
Ohio Penal Industries
Rail Walkout Squeezes Appalachia Mines Across Regions
Consolidation Coal Co says many southern West Virginia mines will shut today or Wednesday due to a Norfolk & Western Railway strike. The disruption affects 100 mines along Appalachia with some Ohio sites also hit. Coal shippers urge swift action on federal measures to end the strike, while mines estimate 4–5 days of operation remaining if the stoppage persists. Logan divorce granted to Roy Davis for extreme cruelty. custody of two children awarded.
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Pittsburgh
Consolidation Coal Co
West Virginia
Norfolk & Western Railway
Kentucky
N&w
Appalachia
Ohio
Coal Traffic Bureau
Pennsylvania
Washington
Harrison A. Williams
D-N.j
Senate Labor and Welfare Committee
Harley O. Staggers
D-W.va
House Committee On Interstate and Foreign Commerce
Logan
Roy Davis
South Bloomingville
Phyllis Davis
Laurelville
Hocking County
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Anthony Russo
Cleveland
Snow
Ohio Civil Service Employer Association
Joe McKnight
Associated Press
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Case Western Reserve
Louis A. Toepfer
Morse
Toepfer
College of Law
Louis Albert Jackson
Central State University
Central State
Jackson
Herman R. Branson
Newal
John J. Gilligan
Central State Board
Chicago
U.S. Army Air Corps
Kent State
James G. Miller
Cleveland State
Glen A. Olds
United Nations
Calvin B. T. Lee
Boston University
Letart
Chauncey Vr
Aames
ROTO
EDGER
Scissors
Bank Americard
Carpenters
S. Court
Clarence C. Liggett
O’bleness Memorial
Charles R. Pussey
Third Avenue
Smith Buick Co
Ashland
Harry H. Pussey
Portsmouth
Bertha Richardson Pussey
Charlotte Hammond
Mrs
Fred Bennett
Greenfield
Fred
Elizabeth) Bennett
Vanadium Tool Co
Martha) Roche
Atlanta
Jack
Nancy) Daft
Ralph
Marilyn) Kail
Jacob A. Keller
Maggie Deal
House Public Works Committee
Controlling Board
Ohio Emergency Board
Ohio Citizens Commission
Ohio Air Quality Development Authority
Labor Management Commission
Appalachian
Island Creek Coal Co
Buckhannon County
Southwest
Virginia
Wye
Plains
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