Drought in South Hurting Farmers Twice
A two month drought across the South parches land and crops threatening millions in losses. Georgia faces $94 million corn losses, Alabama and Georgia crops below normal, tobacco and cotton hit, pastures dry, cattle sent to market early, while parts of the West see relief but no end to water shortages.
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South
West
Georgia
Wayne County
Bobby Deal
Tommy Irvin
Houston County
Ala
Alabama
Virginia
Tennessee
Mississippi
Cattlemen’s Association
Florida
National Weather Service
South Carolina
North Carolina
Louisiana
California
Arizona
New Mexico
Colorado
Walter Stephens
Ohio Supreme sets Aug 22 for three Ohio death row inmates
The Ohio Supreme Court denied appeals by Carl Osborne Jr James K Weind and Jerry Jackson upholding death sentences for all three in separate murder cases. Osborne and Weind were convicted of abducting and killing Hermalee Ross in Delaware County on December 15 1974 and Osborne's mother was also implicated. Jackson was convicted of a Dec 6 1974 Cincinnati service station operator murder during a robbery. The court ruled no reversal for coercion claims and noted the need for additional evidence of voluntariness for the confessed testimony.
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Columbus, Ohio
Carl Osborne Jr
James K. Weind
Osborne
Ohio Supreme Wednesday
Jerry Jackson
Cincinnati
Weird
Hermalee Ross
Delaware County
Ross
Alberta Osborne
Marysville Reformatory
Carl Osborne
Columbus
Weind
Ohio
Jackson
Rhodes to Get Budget in Time to Avoid Crisis
Democrats plan to have the 1977 79 budget on Governor Rhodes desk in time to avert a money crisis. House Speaker Vernal Riffe says the budget package should be ready by early next week with a plan to override if needed. Boosters group and Republicans clash over executive branch intrusion and timing of the language bill.
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Rhodes
Columbus
Ohio
James A. Rhodes
House
Vernal G. Riffe Jr
New
Boston
Senate
Riffe
Oliver Ocasek
Akron
Budget Conference Committee
House Finance Committee
Rose Garden Club Holds Annual Family Picnic at Stout Home
TUPPERS PLAINS The Rose Garden Club gathered for its annual family picnic at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Stout. Mrs. Frederick Goebel led the program on cutting and care of plant materials while special arrangements by Mrs. Harold Massar and the month’s hints by Mrs. Grace Stout were noted. The group reported completion of summer flower planting at Tuppers Plains Elementary School. Door prize went to Mrs. Carl Barnhill and the traveling prize to Mrs. Ina Massar. President Mrs. Glen Stout was honored on her birthday.
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Tuppers Plains
Rose Garden Club
Floyd Stout
Frederick Goebel
Harold Massar
Grace Stout
Carl Barnhill
Ina Massar
Glen Stout
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Hocking County
Cunningham
Capsten Brive
Outpet
Entity Gto
Butte Knits
Vanity Fair
Bankamericard
Cau
Awe
Aaa
D Jewelers
Boosters
Alexander
Alexander High School
Rose Club
S. Court ST. Athens
Athens
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