Court to rule on U S wiretapping legality
The Supreme Court agreed to hear the government’s appeal on whether federal authorities must obtain judicial approval before wiretapping domestic groups. The case, tied to the White Panther surveillance and a Cincinnati circuit ruling, tests Fourth Amendment limits and national security powers.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Justice Department
Atty
John N. Mitchell
Cial
Federal Appeals Court
Cincinnati
White Panther Party
Mitchell
U.S. Circuit Court
Lawrence Plamundon
Center Inteligence Agency
Ann Arbor
Mich
Area Death Notices from Point Pleasant and Surrounding
Area death notices report the deaths of Mrs. Naoni E. Wolfe in Point Pleasant and multiple regional figures including Walter E. Lenigar in Canal Winchester and Calvin Lanning in The Plains. Surviving relatives span children grandchildren and siblings, with services and burial plans listed for each.
Costly plan to reverse air pollution questioned
Brooklyn based report says curing air pollution would cost about $20 billion yearly to begin reversing the trend. Robert J. Day, chairman of Northeast Pollution Control Corp, cites incinerator emissions from apartments, schools, hospitals, and industry as the hardest to control.
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Brooklyn
N.Y
Robert J. Day
Northeast Pollution Control Corp
Day
Pranksters Return Lion Statues At Mission
Two 400 pound bronze lions stolen from San Xavier Mission near Tucson have been returned after a two day hunt. The statues had stood undisturbed for 63 years before youths used a tow truck to remove them. They contacted Brother Kiedran Bridenthall and agreed to return the figures with assurances that no charges would be filed and identities remain secret.
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Tucson
Ariz
San Xavier Mission
Here
Brother Kiedran Bridenthall
Pacemaker aids heart rhythm through lifesaving research
A pacemaker is described as an electronic device to maintain heart rhythm and keep a person alive. The text highlights heart saving research advances funded by gifts to the Heart Association.
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Heart Association
Heart Fund
Your Heart Association
Your Heart Fund
Glen H. Lones 70 Millersport resident dies after heart attack
Glen H. Lones 70 of Millersport and former Athens area resident died in Lancaster-Fairfield Hospital Saturday following a heart attack. Survived by Margaret as a step-wife, a stepson Joseph H. Lones Jr Marysville, a step daughter Betty Lones Moore Millersport, two grandchildren, one great grandchild, and several nieces and nephews. Services Tuesday at 10 a.m. Weaver Funeral Home Baltimore with Rev Harold Jeffers officiating. Burial in Millersport Cemetery.
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Point Pleasant
Naoni E. Wolfe
Justice
Clifton
Wolfe
Parkersburg
J. D
Martha Mayo Zirkle
United Methodist Church
Hemlock
W. Va
Charles
Sylvia) Frum
Ronald Wolfe
Fredrick
H. B. Wolfe
Coalton
Dulcie Fencil
Maryland
Prentice Poling
Buckhannon
Gertrude Reger
Roxie Andrick
Erwin
Ruth Maley
Aliquippa
Winifred Abran
Quincey Pa
Tomblyn Funeral Home
Mt. Olive
Wilcoxen Funeral
Canal Winchester
Walter E. Lenigar
Grant Hospital
Columbus
Glouster
Pearl Lenigar
Church of Christ
Mildred
Mae Erwin
Obett
Pearl
Canton
Walter Jr
Delmar
Richmond
Ind
Athens
Grace Wilson
Jettie Kelly
Hillcrest
Ritchie County
Blackburn
Nancy Nutter Hayhurst
Hardman
Smithville
Kelly
Edgar Wilson
S. F. Wilson
O. B. Hatcher
Raiguel
Harrisville
Lenna Tom
University Terrace
Hillcrest Nursing Home
Marion
Thomas
Eva Bean Ward
Athens High School
Ohio University
Kings Switch
Tom
First United Methodist Church
Maecenas Literary Club
Jessie Johnson
Herald
Janice) Ogg
Wade
James
Harry
Jessie) Smith
William Tom
Elaine Burdett
Julie Ann Rusk
Fred
Switchback
Della Wright
Daisy Shelor
Frances Holiway
Bluefield
Anna Martin
Beckley
Point Pleasant Presbyterian Church
Rufus A. Cromartie
Suncrest Cemetery
Chapman Funeral Home
L. G. Mohr
Syracuse
Margaret Holmes
Veterans Memorial Hospital
Pomeroy
Morgan
Miriam Dean
First United Presbyterian Church
Star Class
Emily Missionary Circle
DAV
Drew Webster Post 39
American Legion Auxiliary
Robert
Katie) Crow
Helen Wetzel
Roy
Presbyterian Church
Linson Stebbins
Russell Lester
Baltimore
Glen H. Lones
Millersport
Athens Area
Lancaster-Fairfield Hospital
Margaret
Joseph H. Lones Jr
Marysville
Betty Lones Moore
Weaver Funeral Home
Harold Jeffers
Seminars Set for 71 Planned Events at NC School of the Arts
Winston-Salem report notes cellist Janos Starker and violinist Josef Gingold will present monthly repertory seminars at the North Carolina School of the Arts in 1971 72. Starker is known for unaccompanied recitals. Gingold has taught master classes in Paris and at Toho Tokyo, and both teach at Indiana University. The piece also states six American League umpires hail from New York State with four born in New York City.
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Winston-Salem
N. C
Janos Starker
Josef Gingold
North Carolina School of the Arts
Starker
Gingold
National Conservatoire de Musique
Paris
Toho School of Music
Tok
New York State
New York City
Pentagon official says Post articles rely on current war plans
Washington AP Dennis Doolin, deputy assistant secretary of defense, testified that the Post articles used documents containing current operational plans and troop movements in Vietnam. The judge ordered further testimony on top secret contents to await a closed session. The 47 volume study spans 1949-1967.
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Washington
Pentagon
Washington Post
Dennis Doolin
Doolin
U.S. District Court
Gerhard A. Gesell
New York
New York Times
Gilligan Blamed For Budget Woe
Senate Majority Whip Michael J. Maloney of Cincinnati blamed Gov. Gilligan and his staff for Ohio budget woes. He said the Gilligan administration took five months to prepare its budget and tax requests and timed them to leave only 14 weeks for the legislature to act as the fiscal year ends June 30.
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Columbus
Ohio
Senate
Michael J. Maloney
Cincinnati
Gilligan
Ohio House
House
Ways and Means
John J. Gilligan
Maloney
James A. Rhodes
Rhodes
Golfers To Take A Swing At Agnew Photo Fund Drive
In New York a charity event lets locals swing golf balls at a 10 foot high photo of Vice President Spiro Agnew. Players donate for each ball that lands in one of 25 baskets, with funds supporting a day care center in Astoria.
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Agnew
New York
Spiro T. Agnew
Queens
Golf Range
Astoria
Man Charged With Felling 140 Trees
Leslie Pochedly, 26, of Strongsville, Cleveland area accused of destroying 140 trees in Rocky River Reservation and planting about 6,000 marijuana plants. Judge John T. Patton gave five years shock probation after six weeks in Mansfield Reformatory.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Rocky River Reservation
Cleveland Metropolitan Park
Leslie Pochedly
Strongsville
Cuyahoga
South Drops North In All Star Classic Showdown
Ohio South All-Star led by Kevin Grevey of Hamilton Taft with 30 points defeated the North 115 to 84. Grevey played 27 minutes and hit long shots and drives as the South earned its third straight win in the series, evening the series at 6 6. Steve Wenner of Findlay topped the North with 20 points. Area players Mike Rouse of Jackson and Roger Smith of Western Pike County also scored for the South.
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Marion
Kevin Grevey
Hamilton Taft
Grevey
Steve Wenner
Findlay
Mike Rouse
Jackson
Roger Smith
Pike County
Rouse
Smith
Juries Could Watch Civil Trials On TV
Erie County Common Pleas Court Judge McCrystal proposes televised civil trials to streamline proceedings. Testimony would be recorded and edited, with live jury selection openings and closings held during the trial, enabling one judge to oversee multiple cases and juries to review taped testimony.
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Sandusky
Ohio
Erie County Common Pleas Court
James L. McCrystal
Ohio State Bar Association
McCrystal
Ohio lawmakers hold hearings on subsidies and legal tweaks
Probers hold hearings on bills to subsidize parents who adopt special needs children and to ban non returnable beverage containers. Also discussed are repeal of abortion laws, lieutenant governor succession, university trespass tightenings, state wage basing for low paid jobs, and two year college associate degrees.
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House Environment and Natural Resources Committee
House
Judiciary Committee
Ohio
Senate
Ways and Means Committee
Senate Judiciary Committee
Senate Finance Committee
Senate Education and Health Committee
Landon Receives NCCJ Human Relations Award in Kansas
Alfred M. Landon former Kansas governor and 1936 presidential candidate is cited by the National Conference of Christians and Jews for distinguished service in human relations. The National Brotherhood Award will be presented at the NCCJ Kansas regional dinner in Wichita. Landon rose to prominence for advocating racial and religious tolerance when he teamed with editor William Allen White in 1924 to oppose the Ku Klux Klan in Kansas.
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Wichita
Kan
Alfred M. Lamon
Kansas
National Conference of Christians and Jews
NCCJ
Landon
William Allen White
Kyger Creek Building Entered In Gallia County
Gallia County sheriff investigates a weekend break in at the Kyger Creek Plant recreation building. Entry was through a forced south side window. two locks on a metal cabinet holding softball gear were broken but items left inside, and a pop dispenser was pried open.
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Gallipolis
Kyger Creek Plant
Gallia County
Sheriff’s Department
Sheriff’s Office
Four Charges Faced By Gallia County Man
GALLIPOLIS The Gallia County Sheriff's Department arrested a Gallipolis Route 1 man on four charges over the weekend. Lorn Mullins 19 was booked on two charges of assault and two charges of destruction of property. Rookie outfielder Joe Lis of the Philadelphia Phillies hit 119 home runs in the minor leagues in the last five seasons.
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Gallia County
Gallipolis
Lorn Mullins
Joe Lis
Philadelphia Phillies
Accident on Route 35 Investigated
The Mason County Sheriff’s Department investigated a one car accident Monday at 7 30 a m on Route 35 eleven miles south of Henderson. Karl Lester Kempel thirty five of New Falls Ohio drove north lost control and went through a fence into a cornfield at the John Kay Jr farm. His wife and three children were passengers but uninjured. A second mishap on Route 35 at Little 16 Mile Creek Saturday involved Deborah Ann Bush eighteen of Southside and William Ray Plants seventeen of Southside. Bush slowed then was rear ended. no injuries or citations reported.
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Point Pleasant
Mason County
Karl Lester Kempel
New Falls
Ohio
John Kay Jr
Kempel
Little 16 Mile Creek
Deborah Ann Bush
William Ray Plants
Southside
Bush
Minister Assigned To Middleport
The Rev. Robert Bumgarner is assigned to Heath United Methodist and Rutland United Methodist Churches during the Methodist Conference at Lakeside. He and his wife come from Toledo with four children and will move into the Middleport parsonage next week. Rev. Max Donahue moves to Coal Grove amid a farewell social. A reception for the Bumgarners is planned.
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Beulah Jones
Robert Bumgarner
Toledo
Heath United
Rutland United Methodist
Lakeside
Middleport
Heath
Middleport Parsonage
Max Donahue
Coal Grove
Ohio
Donahues
Smoke Alarm Causes Fire Scare at 408 First St
Point Pleasant firefighters respond to an 8 20 p m alarm at the Wayne Kincaid apartment building 408 First Street where a short in electrical wiring in apartment 10 occupied by Charles Clayton produced smoke but no fire.
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Point Pleasant
Wayne Kincaid
First St
Charles Clayton
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the Plains
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Happy) Lanning
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Douglas P. Roush
Addison
Point Pleasant High School
Holzer Medical Center
Mr. Roush
Kgger Creek
Welch
Elkhorn, High School
Concord College
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University of Tennessee
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Philip and
Ida Henderson Roush
Beech Grove Cemetery
Ewing Funeral Home
Katie
William
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John
Johnson Funeral Home
Nelsonville
Duraclean
Paren Magaz
Parents’ Magazine
Americanesearch & Testing Laboratories
Indiana University
NEW Yorkers
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