Break-In at Nelsonville York High School Reported
Athens sheriff's deputies investigate a night break-in at Nelsonville York High School. A custodian said cabinets in the shop area were broken, the football equipment room entered unsuccessfully, offices ransacked, and only paper towels and two measuring tapes missing. An attempted theft of a garden tractor at Larry Dishong’s residence on Nelsonville Route 1 was reported after a tractor was found damaged in the road around 4 a.m.
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Athens
Nelsonville-York High School
Carl Williams
Williams
Larry Dishong
Nelsonville
Dishong
Davis Pleads Innocent in Nelsonville Court Case
Davis Pleads Innocent in Athens County Municipal Court to aiding Kenneth in breaking into Bob's Quaker State in Nelsonville. Bond set at $2,500 for July 3 hearing as Nichols Police file the charge. Multiple locals face various charges with fines, bonds, and dates for hearings.
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Roger Davis
Nelsonville
Athens County
Kenneth
Bob
Jan Taylor
Riverview
Fla
Highway Patrol
Taylor
Carr’s
Route 33
Franklin Sheeter
Charles Powell Jr
Chauncey
Donald Roback
Glouster
Timothy Goss
Albany
William Boyd
Dallas
Texas
Robert Tanner
Guysville
Joan Jenne
David Gibbs
Coolville
Athens
Thomas Truax
Mill Street
Apts
David Rievels
Conservatives Seek to Abolish Independent Legal Services Agency
Washington conservatives push to abolish the independent corporation proposed to run the legal services program for the poor. Sen. Brock seeks to keep legal aid under OEO. Democrats argue for permanent status and insulation from politics. Nixon backed the agency in a vetoed child care bill, objecting mainly to child care provisions.
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Washington
Nixon
William Brock
R-Tenn
Office of Economic Opportunity
Brock
GOP
Gaylord Nelson
D-Wis
Corporation For Legal Services
OEO
Local Forecast For Tuesday Warm Sunny Break From Rain
Monday's forecast calls for warmer weather and sunny skies on Tuesday with highs in the low 80s through Friday and no rain. Nighttime temps in the 60s. National outlook shows showers in the Southeast and Northeast, with generally cooler conditions in the north and warmer in the south. Data from Ohio University and local observations noted.
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Rockies
Commissioners Approve Budget and Dorm Lease Doubtful
Athens County commissioners approved a 1973 budget totaling over 4.4 million dollars with a 1.4 million sewer project for The Plains. They showed doubt that a 574 dollar monthly dorm lease on Athens Mental Health Center land would be used.
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Athens County
Athens Mental Health Center
George Christman
The
Plains
Christman
Jack Health Center
Commission
John Law
Athens County Fairgrounds
Millett Seeks Higher Fees to Boost Ohio Colleges
Outgoing State Regents Chancellor John Millett proposed nearly doubling undergraduate fees at state universities from 210 to 400 per quarter while cutting two year campus fees from 210 to 150 and lowering Central State fees to spur enrollment. He urged expanded student aid and loans up to 600 annually via a new Ohio Educational Opportunity Commission.
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Columbus
Ohio
Board of Regents
John D. Millett
Millett
Central State University
Ohio Educational Opportunity Commission
John J. Gilligan
Supreme Court delays abortion ruling on Texas and Georgia
The Supreme Court postponed judgment on anti abortion laws in Texas and Georgia for another year. Justices plan to hear arguments again next term on whether government interference with women's control over their bodies is unconstitutional. The pile includes cases from Maryland Illinois North Carolina Louisiana New Jersey Utah and Mississippi.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Texas
Georgia
Maryland
Illinois
North Carolina
Louisiana
New Jersey
Utah
Mississippi
Atlanta
Dallas
Miller Seeks Fiscal Reform To Modernize Budget Policy
Congressman Clarence E. Miller co sponsors the Fiscal Responsibility Act of 1972 to realign the federal budget process. The bill sets a calendar year fiscal year and a 45 day spending limit after the President s economic message, creates a joint commission study on procedures, and empowers Congress to disapprove executive impoundments while tightening budget scrutiny. Chicago origin note follows about Checagou onions.
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Washington
Clarence E. Miller
Congress
Miller
House of Congress
Executive Branch
House
Senate Commission
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U.S
C. L. Colmer
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Edwards
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Portsmouth
Charles Hayes
Hayes
General Telephone
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Messenger
Athens Masonic Lodge
E. State Street
Harold J. Rose
Milwaukee
Wis
Gilligan
Watch Repair Service
Rete Eet
Watchmaker Jeweler
N. Court
Onion City
Chicago
Lakeside
Buckeye
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Gene Davis
TEMPO
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