Humphrey Enters Indiana Primary Amid Three-Democrat Field
Advisers say Hubert H. Humphrey will file by noon today to enter Indiana's May 2 Democratic presidential primary, joining Muskie and Wallace in a three-candidate race. Campaign officials announced the move after the noon deadline, with a news conference planned in Indianapolis.
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Associated Press
Hubert H. Humphrey
Humphrey
Indiana
Donald T. Kerns
United Steelworkers
Indianapolis
Washington
Minnesota
Alabama
George C. Wallace
Illinois
Edmund Muskie
Maine
Vance Hartke
McGovern
George S. McGovern
South Dakota
New York
John V. Lindsay
Lindsay
Wisconsin
Madison
McCarthy
Eugene McCarthy
Wallace
Yorty
Los Angeles
Sam Yorty
California
McGovern Keeps Core Strategy As Wisconsin Primary Nears
The McGovern campaign holds to its grassroots plan with a focus on primaries, aiming to win Wisconsin and remain ahead of Muskie and Lindsay. Hart notes no new tactics, crediting a strong local organization built from precincts, especially strong in New Hampshire and Wisconsin.
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Washington
Denver
Gary Hart
George McGovern
New Hampshire
Wisconsin
McGovern
South Dakota
Edmund S. Muskie
Hart
Yale Law School
Muskie
New York
John V. Lindsay
Hussein Plans Visit To U S For Talks About Peace Plan
King Hussein said he will travel to the United States within days to discuss his peace proposals with President Nixon. He denied any direct contact with Israel on reorganizing his kingdom into a semiautonomous Palestinian state on the West Bank and said no agreement exists with Israel on any plan.
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Amman
Jordan
Hussein
United States
Nixon
Middle East
Israel
Palestine
West Bank
Jordan River
U.N. Security Council
Jerusalem
Cables Will Be Replaced Between Albany and Carpenter
General Telephone Co announces a 67300 project to replace deteriorated facilities and add lines for growth and upgrading party line service. Kenley Krinn says rural lines will consolidate to one or two parties, with five parties in rural areas as upgrades proceed. Albany is among 21 Athens district exchanges serving 1101 telephones in 90.8 square miles across Athens Vinton and Meigs counties.
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Albany
Carpenter
General Telphone Co
Kenley Krinn
Athens District
Krinn
Athens
Vinton
Meigs
Longwood Painter Rouillard Exhibits at Ohio University
Paul Rouillard assistant art professor at Longwood College displays paintings March 27 to April 8 in Baker Center second floor gallery Ohio University. The allegorical protest includes Kent State May 1970 disturbances and other themes. Rouillard has worked for the State Department Smithsonian and Museum of History and Technology and holds degrees from St Anselm’s College and Catholic University of America.
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Paul Rouillard
Longwood College
Virginia
Ohio University
Baker Center
Kent State University
Rouillard
State Department
Washington, D. C
Museum of History and Technology
Smithsonian Institute
St. Anselm’s College
Manchester
N. H
Catholic University of America
New England States
United States
Canada
Kennedy Describes Planning Clinics at Athens Kiwanis Meeting
George Kennedy of Family Planning of Southeast Ohio spoke at the Athens Kiwanis Club gathering at the Ohio University Inn. He outlined clinic services including education on child spacing, cancer and STD testing, exams, contraception, infertility referral, and prenatal care referrals. Dr. L. A. Hamilton and Ralph Nuzum were inducted as new members by John Huffman.
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George Kennedy
Southeast Ohio
Athens Kiwanis Club
Ohio University Inn
Kennedy
Ohio
L. A. Hamilton
Ralph Nuzum
John Huffman
Telethon Donations Accepted in Athens This Weekend
Athens County donations to the National Easter Seal Society may be made during the national telethon. From 11 p.m. Saturday through 7 p.m. Sunday the Athens Jaycees will staff a telethon HQ at University Volkswagen to accept pledges by phone and in person. Advance pledges by phone at 592 2866 and advance donations by mail to Telethon Box 182 Athens.
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Athens County
National Easter Seal Society
Athens Jaycees
University Volkswagen
Athens
Athens Kiwanis Easter Egg Hunt Set for April 1
The Athens Kiwanis Easter Egg Hunt will be held Saturday April 1 at 10 a.m. at the Athens County Fairgrounds with three prize groups preschool through grade 2, grades 3 5, and grade 6 and up. Each child receives a treat. A Kilvert rummage and bake sale is planned 1 to 4 p.m. Saturday at the Kilvert community center to benefit the center and Kilvert Church of God.
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Athens Kiwanis
Athens County Fairgrounds
Kilvert Community Center
Kilvert
Burglary Suspects Sought After Auto Parts Break-In
Athens County deputies pursued four suspects after a Wednesday afternoon break in at Landot Auto Parts Route 50A. Two employees spotted the men around 4 45 p m. Parts including batteries and radiators were taken from two cars and a pickup. One suspect is on Ohio penitentiary parole and two are juveniles.
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Athens County
Landot
Route
Athens
Wayne Stotts
Robert Allen
Ohio Penitentiary
Fred Landis
O Bleness Memorial Hospital Births and Discharges
At O Bleness Memorial Hospital several births are recorded for local families including Geoffrey Wood and Ronald Paulk and others. Discharges include George Murphy with son Joseph Welling and several listed patients.
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Geoffrey Wood
Athens
Ronald Paulk
Nelsonville
David Sanor
Robert Coakley
Edward L. van Dyke
Joseph Gura
Charles Scott
Alba Kyle
Orin Secoy
Jerald Cunningham
Grady Poe
Albany
David Blackford
Glouster
Norman Myers
Trimble
George Murphy
Joseph Welling
Robert Hawk
Malvin Stone
Paul E. Jones
Donald A. Hartley
Improved Treatment Vowed For Hospitals
Dr. Kenneth Gaver announces new executive orders to reform Ohio state mental hospitals. Reforms include fire safety, ward attendant training, strict discipline for staff abusing patients, around the clock ward coverage, incident reporting rules, restraint guidelines, security police duties, and aftercare policies. About 1,500 new staff to be hired. 360 hours of psychiatric in service training for new hires.
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Columbus, Ohio
Kenneth Gaver
Mental Hygiene
Gaver
Strip Mine Bill Moves in Ohio Senate Next Week
Ohio Senate faces a floor vote next week on a strip mine bill after Urban and Highway Affairs Committee approved 6 to 0. The panel tightened the high wall provision requiring grading to original contour and possible land use for parking. Senator Oakley Collins abstained saying the amendment could hurt small operators. The panel also backed a $250000 study on abandoned mines and a severance tax allocation for reclamation, with final House action needed on Senate amendments.
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Columbus
Ohio
Senate
Urban and Highway Affairs Committee
Kenneth Creasy
Delaware
Sam Speck
New Concord
House
Ohio Division of Forestry and Reclamation
State Natural Resources
William Nye
Oakley Collins
Ironton
Collins
Theodore Gray
Piqua
Natural Resources Department
Gray
Harry Armstrong
R-17
Logan
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Treadway Nursing Home
Beckwith
W. Va
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West Virginia
U.S
Hussain
Men’s Department
North Court Street
O’bleness Memorial Hospital
Serene Lodge
IOOF
Athens Grange Hall
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