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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 19, 1974

Page

8

Margin on Gilligan programs seen as moderating force

Ohio Senator Michael J. Maloney says the one vote Senate margin has kept Gilligan administration spending and regulation in check. He notes the Emergency Energy Board bill shows how the Senate forced limits on executive power through compromise with a Democratic House.

Columbus Ohio Senate Gilligan Michael J. Maloney Cincinnati House Maloney Ohio Public Expenditures Council Emergency Energy Board

Watergate Case Recalled as 3rd Rate Burglary Grows

AP reporting recalls the 1972 Watergate break in at the Democratic Party HQ. Police arrested five men with hands on the wall after a gun drawn by Sgt. Paul Leeper. The piece situates the事件 amid Nixon’s 1972 campaign, McGovern fears, and the rising Watergate scrutiny with Sen. Sam Ervin and Archibald Cox central to investigations.

Donald M. Rothberg Associated Press Washington Paul Leeper Democratic National Committee Richard Nixon Key Biscayne Fla China John N. Mitchell Los Angeles George McGovern South Dakota Nixon Mitchell McGovern Edward M. Kennedy Democratic Party Ronald L. Ziegler Sam J. Ervin Jr D-N.c Archibald Cox Alexander P. Butterfield Watergate Committee White House Cox Leon Jaworski Haldeman Erhlichman Charles W. Colson House Judiciary Committee Jaworski Peter W. Rodine Jr D-N.j Judiciary Committee Rodino John Dean

Meigs County Receives First Motor Vehicle Fees

The Meigs County auditor reports the initial 1974 motor vehicle registration disbursement from the Bureau of Motor Vehicles totaling 81 416.34, with 47 percent for the county and 34 percent for registration districts. Separate funds include 28 370.86 from the equalization fund, 36 983.56 for county road mileage, and 32 128.34 for township road mileage, to be allocated soon.

Pomeroy Meigs County Bureau of Motor Vehicles James E. Roush

Ohio Statehouse space plan eyed for large hearing room

A six senator seven member panel will study using vacated space in the Statehouse to create a 400 to 500 seat hearing room for controversial issues like abortion gun control and the women s equal rights amendment. The plan aims to relieve crowding as officials move to the new State Office Tower and the attorney general and Ohio Supreme Court relocate across the street.

Columbus Ohio Statehouse Secretary of State Attorney General Ohio Supreme Court Capitol

Fish Fry Planned by Middleport Fire DepartmentFriday

Middleport Fire Department announces a fish fry Friday at 3 30 p m at the fire station. Fish sandwiches will be served after the parade and staff will use rooms abandoned by the secretary of state. The committee expects comments next week from spokesmen for the Department of Administrative Services and the state architect.

Middleport Riffe Department of Administrative Services State Architect

Friday Fund Drive for Fire and EMS Equipment

This project aims to raise money to buy the latest equipment for fire fighting and emergency care in the area. It supports maintaining essential services and readiness for emergencies.

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