Massachusetts Adopts New Lenient Drug Law
Massachusetts rolls out a recodified drug statute effective Saturday, tightening controls on hard drugs while easing marijuana penalties. The law treats marijuana legally like medical use, lowers possession penalties to six months and 500 dollars for first offenses, and requires probation with potential expungement. It tightens heroin laws, raises distribution penalties to ten years, and criminalizes counterfeit drug sales such as oregano or milk sugar.
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Boston
Massachusetts
Asst
David Vigoda
Vigoda
Area Death Notices Across Ohio Detail Several Obituaries
Multiple obituaries report deaths in Uhrichsville Logan Chesterhill Jackson and surrounding areas. Frank K Baumholtz Sr 77 of Uhrichsville died after a four month illness at Union Hospital. Merl J Karshner 80 of Logan took his life amid hospital stay concerns. Roy L Mayle 58 of Cutler Route 1 died at Marietta Memorial Hospital. Helen Jean McMillin 49 of Jackson died at Chillicothe Hospital. Edith R Bourne 65 of Logan Route 4 died at Lancaster Fairfield Hospital. Funeral arrangements noted for each case with survivors and burial details.
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Frank Baumholtz
Uhrichsville
Athens
Frank K. Baumholtz
Roanoke Ave
Ohio University
Baumholtz
Union Hospital
Austria
Martin
Teresa Baumholtz
Robinson Clay Products Co
Frank
Cleveland
Katherine Mary Novak Baumholtz
Robert Newton
Victor Guida
Karl
Paul
R. K. Lindsey
Union Cemetery
Logan
Merl Jr. Karshner
Mohican Ave
Hocking County
Karshner
Hazel Comly Karshner
Chesapeake and Ohio
Adelphia
Ohio
John J
Jeanette Davis Karshner
James
Buchtel
Joseph
Lancaster
Ben
Jane) Sharrow
Algonac
Mich
Russell
W. R
Westerville
Anne Blosser
Chesterhill
Roy L. Mayle
Cutler
Marietta Memorial Hospital
Mayle
Elzina Mayle Cunningham
Olmier Mayle
Cutler Wesleyan Methodist Church
Lydia Kennedy
Lillie Sharon
Thelma Ruth Mayle
Terry
William
Canton
Phillip
Errol
Belpre
Vergene Kennedy
Margaret Cunningham
Josephine Stevens
Opal Adams
Columbus
Carl
Ralph
Miller Cemetery
Fawcett-Stone Funeral Home
Jackson
Helen Jean McMillin
Florence Ave
Chillicothe Hospital
Donald Landrum
Florence Brohard
Wellston
United Brethren In Christ Church
McMillin
Leo D. McMillin
Jon Edward
Jane Ann
James Landrum
Kirkersville
Ruth Calvert
Edith R. Bourne
Lancaster Fairfield Hospital
Burkes Garden
Bourne
William Henry
Donna Edwards Repass
Earl Bourne
Vernon
Jerry
Bill
Loren Howdyshell
Raymond Mohler
Earl Thomas Bourne
Heinlein
Wilburn Martin
Fairview
Perry County
Funeral
Bach Joins Mozart In Philharmonic Festival
New York AP reports the Lincoln Center Most ly Mozart Festival will for the first time include J S Bach music. Twenty six concerts run July 24 to August 19 in Philharmonic Hall marking a departure from the first two festivals devoted entirely to Mozart.
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New York
Lincoln Center
J. S. Bach
Philharmonic Hall
Hitchhiker 84 gets 10 dollar fine in Columbus
Ann M. Upshure 84 was fined 10 dollars for hitchhiking near Columbus after being picked up on Interstate 71. She carried a protest banner and said she hitched for the experience as part of a peace rally. The judge suspended the fine.
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Columbus, Ohio
Ann M. Upshure
New York City
Franklin County
Joseph Clifford
St. Louis
Off Duty Officer Fined For Dayton Ky Violations
Silverton Ohio officer James Cates, 26, was fined 123.50 for two traffic violations in Dayton Kentucky after an April 28 arrest. He was convicted of reckless driving and destruction of property. DUI charge dismissed. Judge Edwin Poos imposed the fines. About 300 youths expected at UC for National Summer Youth Sports Program, fourth year UC participates with sports plus instruction on drugs careers and health. over 100 colleges run similar programs.
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Newport
Silverton
Ohio
Dayton
James Cates
Edwin Poos
Pregnant Teachers Win Ruling On Board Regulations
Federal Judge Carl Rubin ruled the Westerville Board of Education must reinstate Carol Heath and pay back wages and benefits from Oct 1 1971 after she refused to resign due to pregnancy. He found mandatory resignations after the fifth month unconstitutional under the 14th Amendment equal protection clause.
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Columbus
Ohio
Board of Education
Carl Rubin
Westerville Board of Education
Carol Heath
Rubin
Southern Needs Six Teachers in District
Hemlock school district announces six vacancies including seventh grade posts at Shawnee and New Straitsville, a New Straitsville intermediate special ed, Miller High School junior high special education, and kindergarten roles at Corning and New Straitsville. Applicants may contact the district office in Hemlock at 394-2426 or Perry County office in New Lexington at 342-2013.
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Hemlock
Randall Talbott
Shawnee
New Straitsville
Miller High School
Corning
Talbott
Perry County
New Lexington
Kiwanis Tour Of Athens General Telephone Office
Kiwanis members visited the General Telephone Co. office at 16 W. Washington St during a weekly meeting. Athens exchange now serves over 18 900 telephones across 136 square miles with a toll center that links 12 offices in Athens Meigs and Hocking counties.
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Athens Kiwanis Club
General Telephone Co
Washington St
Ron Reichard
Ken Cartmill
Paul Chestnut
Robert Attenweiler
Athens Exchange of General Telephone
Reichard
Athens County
Athens
Meigs
Hocking
General Telephone
Fairgrounds
Computer Warrant Challenged Over Computer Generated Print
Milwaukee attorney James Wood argues a warrant for unpaid parking tickets violates due process. He says a printed signature from County Court Judge Louis J Ceci does not prove neutral judicial determination, since the warrant was produced by a computer after 28 days of ticket nonpayment. The article also notes a historical map description of Syria.
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Milwaukee
James Wood
Milwaukee County
Louis J. Ceci
Ohioans Refuse State Income Tax Amid Ballot Hope
In Columbus the state reports a rising number of taxpayers, including doctors and accountants, refusing to pay the new income tax while hoping voters will repeal it in November. Tax officials note self employed or non withholding income must file quarterly estimates, delaying payments. officials warn that even if the tax is repealed, 1972 liability remains.
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Columbus, Ohio
Kosydar
Antitax
Sex myths tire men out says Loyola professor
CHICAGO AP One of the biggest modern myths about sex is that men must be sexually ready at every moment says Rev Eugene C Kennedy a Maryknoll priest and Loyola University instructor He argues sexuality is only part of life and true sexuality grows from love and sustained relationships rather than as a cure for loneliness or a tool for control.
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Chicago
Eugene C. Kennedy
Father Kennedy
Maryknoll
Loyola University
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Merl J. Karshner
Mr. Karshner
Herman
Leonard Funeral Home
Jackson Beverly
Oak Grove Cemetery
Helen McMillin
Mary Jane Wallace
Ada Midkiff
Rogers-Gaskill Funeral Home
First Street
Elmer Diamond
Roger Martin
Ridgewood Cemetery
Edith Bourne
Bach
Mozart
Nelsonville
H. C. and
Betty Rutter
Famous
Mfg
Canvas Oxfords
Southern
Kiwanis Group Tours
Ancient
Syria
Mediterranean Sea
Arabian Desert
Gulf of Alexandretta
Sinai
Kennedy
Polyglas
F.E.T
Goodyear
Goldberg
High ST. Glouster
Bowman's Dept. Store
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