Hays May Enter Ohio Races After Political Hiatus
Former Congressman Wayne L Hays, 66, says many urge a political comeback next year. Though content on his Belmont County farm and bank duties, he hints at running for county auditor or the Ohio House seat long held by State Rep A G Lancione of Bellaire, who is 66 and in his 16th term.
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Bellaire
Lancione
Meshel slips in tense Ohio Senate debate
In a four hour Senate session on collective bargaining, Sen. Harry Meshel mispronounced a line by addressing the body as "members of the union" before pausing amid laughter. He then said he was considering organizing something serious.
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Youngstown
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Mahoning County
Senate weighs two year delay for AMC on air rules
The Senate appears ready to grant American Motors a two year extension to meet proposed auto exhaust standards for nitrogen oxides while divisions persist over extending similar relief to the rest of the industry. Formal approval was anticipated as debate on a new clean air bill resumes.
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American Motors
AMC
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Cambist Wins Bee in 50th National Spelling Championship
John Paola an eighth grader from Glenshaw Pennsylvania won the 50th National Spelling Bee after misspeaking three words and correctly spelling sesquipedalian and cambist to beat runner up Joan O Leary from Yonkers New York. Paola takes 1000 dollars and a color TV while his school earns a plaque Joan receives 500 dollars at Friday's awards banquet.
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Yonkers
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Officials Subpoenaed Over South Korea Influence Efforts
House investigators subpoena former high level intelligence and security officials from the Nixon and Ford administrations to probe knowledge of a South Korean plan to buy influence in Congress. A former head of the State Department’s Office of Korean Affairs says he saw 1970 intelligence cables about using cash gifts to sway U.S. lawmakers.
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Beatings Reported by American Missionaries in Brazil Jail
Two American missionaries Peter Lawrence Rosebaugh and Thomas Capuano told Rosalynn Carter they were stripped naked and beaten after arrest while distributing food in Recife. They described three days without contact to the U.S. Consulate and confinement in a crowded cell. The First Lady pledged to relay the account. In the Netherlands, authorities warned Moluccan hostage-takers to free 55 captives or face consequences as the standoff nears two weeks.
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Lawrence Rosebaugh
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U.S
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Holland
Prosecution Presents Thorn and Boot Evidence in Clumm Case
In Athens County Common Pleas Court the prosecution outlined thorn evidence from a jacket and a boot print near Federal Creek linking William Clumm to the death of his wife Francine. A toxicology expert said ether contributed to her death and the defense prepared counter witnesses as the trial neared its conclusion.
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Amesville
Athens County
Franklin County Coroner's Office
David Frey
Ohio State University
City annexation debate links services to growth in Athens
City officials and business leaders discussed annexation as the path to expanding sewer and water services for future industrial and residential development around Athens. Supporters highlighted tax base gains and better police fire protection, while critics urged careful cost analysis and consideration of other service options.
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Athens
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Athens Chamber of Commerce
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Barrett
Ed Beckett
John Jones
Chamber of Commerce
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Athens County Regional Planning Commission
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Andy Anderson
Route 56
Kenny Kerr
Kerr
Bruce Burns
Burns
Appalachian Regional Commission
Economic Development Administration
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Jacksonville Eagles Auxiliary Elects and Installs New Officers
The Jacksonville Eagles Auxiliary elected and installed new officers at their recent meeting. New officers include President Trina Patterson, Vice President Debbie McAllister, Secretary June Erdy, Treasurer Norma Love, and trustees Norma Pallo, Sue Lynn Jack, and Cynthia Hendersong with Donna Shiffler as Past President.
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Trina Patterson
Debbie McAllister
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Grace Ann Kempton
Clara Murphy
Florence Shifflet
June Erdy
Norma Love
Norma Pallo
Sue Lynn Jack
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