Separate Trial For Sears In Vesco Case
Government lawyers agreed to try Harry L. Sears separately from John N. Mitchell and Maurice H. Stans in the Vesco probe. The four defendants are accused of conspiring to influence a federal inquiry into a $200,000 contribution to Nixon’s reelection. Sears’ statements could not be used in a joint trial. Oral arguments on dismissals are scheduled for Friday. Vesco fled the country and has resisted return.
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NEW York
Harry L. Sears
U.S. Atty
John N. Mitchell
Commerce
Maurice H. Stans
Mitchell
Stans
Sears
GOP
New Jersey Senate
Robert L. Vesco
Wesco
Nixon
Grand
Vesco
U.S
Securities and Exchange Commission
SEC
Four Seek Trustee Posts In Athens County
Four candidates filed petitions Tuesday for township trustee positions in Athens County. They are Farley Brunton for Trimble, Joe Gerald Guthrie for Carthage, Victor Sayre for Dover, and C. L. Colmer for Athens. Two others filed for other offices: Marion K. Hanson for Federal Hacking board of education and Edith Cochran for a village council post in Chauncey.
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Athens County
Board of Elections Office
Farley Brunton
Trimble
Joe Gerald Guthrie
Carthage
Victor Sayre
Dover
C. L. Colmer
Athens
Marion K. Hanson
Hacking Board of Education
Edith Cochran
Chauncey
RSVP Lunches Feed Coolville Seniors Three Times Weekly
About 45 senior citizens in Coolville will join in meals three days a week through the RSVP program led by coordinator Helen Coe. The lunches at the Coolville fire station operate Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays and are sponsored by the Village of Coolville and the Troy Two trustees, with no federal funding.
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Coolville
Helen Coe
Athens
Presbyterian
Court
Washington Streets
Village of
Troy Two
Coe
Troy
David Ritenour
Carl Gainer
RSVP
Hocking
Alice Curtiss
Tri-County Community Action Agency
Dorothy M. Mayles
Health Department
Phyllis Jackson
Jack White
Richard Gillian
Norma Brandeberry
Taft Joins Group For Exemption On Delta Queen
Senator Taft joined a Senate subcommittee push with House allies to exempt the Delta Queen steamboat from marine safety laws. Greene Line Steamers owner William Muster defends a permanent exemption amid fire safety upgrades, saying no lives were lost in 86 years.
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Washington
Robert Taft
Ohio
Senate
House
Taft
Cincinnati
Congress
U.S. Coast Guard
Coast Guard
William F. Rea
Delta Queen
William Muster
Greene Line Steamers ,Inc
Muster
Merchant Marine Subcommittee
American Heritage Magazine
Oliver Jensen
Mark Twain
Patrolman Exam Will Be Repeated In Athens
Civil Service Commission Chairman Ronald DeVeau announced a new patrolman examination within six weeks after only two of 13 applicants passed the Monday test. The commission will rotate three exams and expects a sergeant vacancy before an opening. Also reported, eight applicants did not attend the test. Firefighters responded to a house fire caused by paint remover at 32 Strathmore Blvd. Mrs Good's residence sustained about $100 in damage.
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Civil Service Commission
Ronald DeVeau
Deveau
Police Department
Athens
Peter Good
Strathmore Blvd
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Genevieve Hoff
Deborah Hrouda Messenger
Marie Root
Lucille
Unico
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SALE
Delbert Kasler
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Fair F. Radcliffe
Modern Woodmen OF America
Fraternal Life Insurance Home Office
Bock Island
Illinois
The
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