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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 13, 1973

Page

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Kissinger Tho Move Toward Vietnam Peace Signing

In Paris Kis singer and Le Duc Tho announce a new accord to tighten enforcement of the Vietnam peace agreement. A four party signing by United States North Vietnam South Vietnam and the Provisional Revolutionary Government of the Viet Cong is planned later today.

Paris Henry A. Kissinger le Duc Tho North Vietnam Vietnam Kissinger Tho Wind United States South Vietnam Provisional Revolutionary Government International Conference Center Kis Singer Washington Gif Sur Yvette Communist Party North Viet Cong Provisional Revolutionary Saigon

Gaver Warns of Cuts Hitting Ohio Mental Health

Dr Kenneth D Gaver director of the State Mental Health and Mental Retardation Department warned at the dedication of the Athens Mental Health Center geriatrics unit that proposed budget cuts of 11 8 million for 1974 75 could force hundreds of employees at state centers to be laid off The remarks drew swift reply from State Rep Buzz Ball who attended the ceremony and called the Finance Committee actions ominous warning of a return to futile administration

Herb Amey Messenger Ohio Kenneth D. Gaver Gaver Athens Mental Health Center Columbus Ohio Senate Finance Committee Senate James Rhodes Finance Committee

Fire kills two firefighters at Philadelphia ink plant

A blaze and explosion at a downtown Philadelphia printing ink plant claimed two firefighters' lives. Thirty eight people were injured as the fire started around 9 p.m. Tuesday. Airlines buy x ray devices to screen carry on baggage as antihijacking push.

Philadelphia Washington

State Tax Official Fired for Embezzlement Probe

Columbus AP reports Marvin Johnson, an administrative specialist on the state Board of Tax Appeals, was fired after a routine audit showed about 13500 missing state funds. Napoleon Bell, board chairman, disclosed the findings Tuesday amid the audit.

Columbus, Ohio Marvin Johnson State Board of Tax Appeals Napoleon Bell

Weather clears and cooler tonight with upper 50s lows

The forecast calls for clearing skies and a cooler night with overnight lows in the upper 50s. Thursday should be fair with highs in the low 80s and pleasant conditions across the area.

Stans Placed Under Fire Over $1 Million Fund Memo

Senate Watergate hearings question former Commerce Secretary Stans about a confidential memorandum claiming he built a $1 million discretionary fund at Commerce for activities to aid the President's re election. Magruder expected to testify after immunity. He allegedly linked higher officials to Watergate cover up.

Washington Commerce Maurice H. Stans Stans Senate Watergate Committee Nixon Jeb Stuart Magruder Senate Magruder Rufus L. Edmisten Commerce Department John N. Mitchell H.R. Haldeman

Ervin quotes Shakespeare in Watergate hearing

Senate Watergate committee chair Sam J. Ervin cited Shakespeare to describe Herbert Porter's position after the burglary. Porter admitted lying to investigators for loyalty to Nixon while Magruder Hunt testified under immunity. Dean invoked the 5th Amendment ahead of a Senate session next week.

Washington Sam J. Ervin Nixon Herbert L. Porter Senate Watergate Committee Porter Watergate Ervin Cardinal Wolsey Henry VIII God Cority Watergate Committee Magruder E. Howard Hunt Jr Stans Sam J. Ervin Jr D-N.c Hunt Senate

Nixon's New Anti-Inflation Plan Tightens Controls

Washington reports a major Nixon program to curb inflation with a likely tightening of wage price controls and possible selective price ceilings. Officials expect enforcement to be tougher, targeting recent steel and copper price rises while avoiding a full wage and price freeze. Consumer prices rose 9.2 percent January to April, with food up 25.4 percent.

Nixon Washington Congress Senate William Proxmire

Skylab scans Ohio from above with cameras and sensors

Skylab conducted a 24 minute pass over northern United States focusing on Ohio. NASA officials described imagery of acid leakage from strip mines urban sprawl and Lake Erie shoreline changes. astronauts discussed findings while cameras captured color enhanced maps and multispectral data for future missions.

Houston Tex Skylab Ohio National Aeronautics and Space Administration Lake Erie Earth Lake Cleveland United States Detroit Akron Pittsburgh Washington, D.C Atlantic Ocean NASA

Ohio Allows Out-of-State Tuition Surcharge

Ohio officials say state can keep charging out-of-state students a surcharge at state-supported universities despite a Supreme Court ruling in Connecticut. Assistant AG Eric Gilbertson notes Ohio boards define residency and set change rules, with the Appeals Court guiding limits. About eight percent of Ohio students are out of state, paying roughly 25 million dollars extra annually.

Columbus Ohio U.S. Supreme Court Connecticut Eric Gilbertson High Court Gilbertson Ohio Board of Regents U.S. Court of Appeals Cincinnati Supreme Court Appeals Court Ohio State

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