Arson Suspect to Undergo Hospital Evaluation
Charles V. Jarvis charged with arson at the City Jail on July 2 and aggravated burglary faces trial October 31 after pleading innocent by reason of insanity. Judge Lowell Howard ordered evaluation at Lima State Hospital before trial. Jarvis, with no known address, was indicted for attempted burglary of Frederick Bishop residence and a secret arson indictment. Earlier, he was observed at Athens Mental Health Center, escaped, recaptured by West Virginia patrol, and returned to Athens. Also pleading innocent were Stephen Arnold for concealed weapon, Michael Bovine for grand theft, Dennis Tulley for breaking and entering, and Earl Landis for breaking and entering and grand theft.
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Charles V. Jarvis
Lima State Hospital
Athens County Common Pleas Court
Jarvis
Lowell Howard
Lima State
Frederick Bishop
Jarvius
Athens Mental Health
West Virginia State Highway Patrol
Athens
Stephen Arnold
Pleasantville
Michael Bovine
Dennis Tulley
Albany
Earl Landis
Utility Relief Bill Tabled In Ohio Senate Hearing
In Columbus the utility relief bill for elderly and disabled backed by Rep. Dennis Eckart faces a delayed path. Senate leaders warned the measure may roll to the September session as hearings began with House sponsors pressing for autumn funding and quick action. The bill would provide 25 percent heating discounts for Ohioans 65 plus and totally disabled with income under 7000, covering December to April bills.
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Columbus
Ohio
Senate
Oliver Ocasek
Akron
Senate Energy and Public Utilities Committee
House
Denis E Eckart
Euclid
Ocasek
Eckart
Sidetrack plan looms over Ohio House tenure bill clash
Ocasek signals sidetracking the utility subsidy bill to draw House Speaker Vernal G. Riffe Jr. into a fight to override Gov. Rhodes veto of a teacher tenure bill. Riffe pressed Senate approval but called tenure rights not a Democratic policy matter. Riffe unavailable for comment. Meanwhile Stemm and family visit Glouster relatives. Stemm a graduate and minister in Williamsburg.
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Ocasek
Vernal G. Riffe Jr
New Boston
James A Rhodes
Riffe
Senate
National Education Association
June trade deficit soars to record $2.8 billion
The United States posted a June trade deficit of 2.8 billion dollars, more than doubling May's deficit. Imports rose 11 percent to 12.9 billion, led by oil and machinery, while exports slipped across several sectors.
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Associated Press
Washington
United States
Commerce Department
Bonn
Germany
Asst
Frank Wheil
U.S
Wheil
West Germany
Japan
Henry R Reuss
D-Wis
House Banking Committee
Treasury Department
U.S. Trade Ledger
Sunbelt cities top crime list as growth fuels rates
Criminologist Paul Brantingham of Florida State University ranks 250 U S cities using FBI 1975 data. The Sunbelt dominates murder, rape, assault, burglary and theft with Daytona Beach and Fort Lauderdale leading. Kalamazoo is the lone Northern city in the top 10. Suburban growth and tourism are cited as social settings inviting crime.
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Tallahassee
Fla
Paul Brantingham
Florida State University
FBI
U.S
Northeast
Midwest
Florida
California
Arizona
Brantingham
Daytona Beach
Fort Lauderdale
Kalamazoo
Mich
Las Vegas
Phoenix
Ariz
Miami
Tucson
West Palm Beach
Gainesville
Fla., Bakersfield, Calif
Little Rock, Ark
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Bob Wilson Jr
Marshall
Chapman
Johnson & Johnson
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Prellshampoo
Johnson Poo
Gillettie
Trac
Nmi
Roone
Surlyn
Plaza Shopping Center
East State St
Pennzoil
Crayer
A Ronnie
Coleman
Buckeye
Yaskeins Assortec
Ican
Glouster
Gerald Stemm
Mathew
Aaron
Gerri
Williamsburg
Stemms
Evelyn Davis
Annie Stemm
Stemm
Glouster High School
Kentucky Christian College
Williamsburg Church of Christ
Timothy
Glouster Church of Christ
Bishopville
Michael Doan
Sunbelt
Rell
Pleasanton Processing, Inc
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Athens County Savings & Loan Co
Mill Street
Athens, Ohio
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