Physicians push repeal of Ohio abortion laws in hearings
Dr. James Williams told the House Judiciary Committee that medical risk to the mother once justified abortion but is less today. He argued abortion should be between physician and patient. Other witnesses urged repeal as a moral shift, while a Planned Parenthood representative warned the change affects social attitudes, not morality. At a separate Senate Finance hearing, OSU medical student Charles Gerace Jr warned tuition hikes could impose undue hardship, with cost rises threatening access to medical education.
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Columbus
Ohio
James Williams
House Judiciary Committee
Williams
Ann Chronis
Cincinnati Planned Parenthood Association
Senate Finance Committee
Ohio State University
Charles Gerace Jr
Economic Bill Veto Predicted After House Vote
The House approved a $5.5 billion economic development bill despite White House doubts. Rep. Harsha said the measure is unacceptable to the administration and predicted a veto, while officials declined to forecast White House action. The bill would fund $2 billion in public works grants and extend regional development programs for four years, with Senate opposition preventing a two-thirds override.
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House
William H. Harsha
Ohio
Public Works Committee
White House
Gerald L. Warren
Warren
Nixon
Senate
Girls State Election Set For Wednesday
Buckeye Girls State voters chose delegates to run their mythical state government today. Morning primary elections and an afternoon general election capped a brief event as delegates selected candidates for the rest of the week.
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Columbus, Ohio
Buckeye Girls State
Meigs County 4-H Clubs Report Camp Plans and Elections
Meigs County 4-H clubs report camp plans and pattern lessons. The Messups and Pink Panthers meet at members' homes with demonstrations on baking cookies and sewing. Riverview and Spinning Wheels discuss events, elect officers, and host recreation. Nationalist and Federalist candidates campaign for state offices. Mayors sworn in by Olive Huston. officials to be sworn in by Chief Justice ONeill. Girls Nation delegates to be chosen.
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Messups 4-H
Alice Wamsley
Mary Blaetmar
Kim Sebo
Susan Wright
Melody Snouffer
Xenia
Olive Huston
C. William O’neill
Ohio Supreme Court
John Gilligan
Letart Area Student Graduates At Marshall
Robert L. Brown, son of Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Brown of Letart Route 1, earned his BBA in business administration with a major in accounting from Marshall University during recent commencement. He is married to Brenda Bradford and operates a 280 acre dairy farm with 75 cows in Waggeaxer District.
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Letart
Marshall
Robert L. Brown
W. W. Brown
Letart Route 1
Marshall University
Brown
Brenda Bradford
Waggeaxer District
Driver Cited After One Car Mishap on Clay Chapel Road
Gallia County officials report Albert A. Reeves of Gallipolis, 39, was cited for driving while intoxicated after his car drifted into a ditch while making a right onto Route 218 at the Clay Chapel Road junction. No injuries and minor damage were reported to both vehicles.
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Gallipolis
State Highway Patrol
Clay Chapel Road
Albert A. Reeves
Route 218
Reeves
4-H'ers Meet At Pierces
The Meigs Better Livestock Beef 4-H Club met at Carol Pierce’s home with twenty-one members and one advisor. A Planning Committee was chosen to set future meeting dates and locations. Rick and Kim Price demonstrated animal grooming and washing. The next meeting is scheduled for July 2 at Vicki Carr’s home.
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Pomeroy
Meigs Better Livestock Beef
Carol Pierce
Rick
Kim Price
Vicki Carr
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