Esherick’s Sentence Reduced to Second Degree Murder
In Ohio, 17 year old Fred Esherick Jr. has his first degree murder conviction downgraded to second degree after the 11th District Court of Appeals found no proof of premeditation. The prior sentence of the death penalty remains under review with a new May 22 hearing.
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Painesville, Ohio
Fred Esherick Jr
Painesvile
Fred Esherick Sr
Ohio
11Th District Court of Appeals
Truman at 85 on Back Stoop Quietly Facing History
President Truman, aged 85, lives in Independence Missouri with limited public activity. He reads four books at a time, walks cautiously with a bodyguard, dictates letters thrice weekly, and receives visitors briefly at his home rather than the White House era.
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Truman
Washington
Harry S. Truman
Independence
Bess
Truman Road
Delaware
Rose Conway
White House
Nixon
Poison Gas Disposal Plans Bring Protests
Army plans to move 27 000 tons of obsolete nerve and mustard gas by train to New Jersey and sink it off the Atlantic coast face congressional opposition. Rep Gallagher calls a hearing amid safety and pollution concerns as disposal would involve trainloads to Earle and sinking in deep water.
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Washington
Atlantic Ocean
Congress
Pentagon
Cornelius E. Gallagher
D-Mj
House Foreign Affairs
Gallagher
United States
Army
Wendell Coates
Naval Ammunition Depot
Earle
Asbury Park
New York City
Nixon Seeks Record of Solid Achievement at GOP Dinner
President Nixon hailed progress after 100 days, saying the administration is at the end of the beginning. He acknowledged criticism of pace and promised a record of solid achievement, noting plans and programs ahead and predicting substantial fundraising proceeds for GOP committees.
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Washington
Nixon
Vietnam
Winston Churchill
Gerald R. Ford
Michigan
House
Republican House Campaign Committee
Senate Campaign Committee
National Committee
WSCS Program Highlights Religious Diversity
Mrs. Paul Meade and Mrs. Richard Guin hosted the Womens Society of Christian Service at the Methodist Church social rooms. The program Know Your Neighbor's Faith featured Louis Cassels articles on America’s many religions and their varied familiarity. Installation of officers was set for May 18 and June hosts were Venus Elliott and Essa Cairelli with Mrs. David Cox chairing the next program.
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Venus Elliott
Essa Cairelli
David Cox
Birth and hospital admit list at Hocking Valley Hospital
Mr and Mrs Edward Tea garden Thornville welcome a daughter. Admitted are Mrs Walter Huffman Cletus Forsythe Donald Teal Charles Conley all of Logan Mrs Hartshorn Union Furnace Harlan Higman Fremont Discharged are Bessie Cochran Thomas Brandt Edward Hiles Mrs Inez Rutgers Mrs John Weits Mrs Nellie Huntley Wilson Kenneth Adair.
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Edward Teagarden
Thornville
Walter Huffman
Cletus Forsythe
Donald Teal
Charles Conley
Logan
Hartshorn
Union Furnace
Harlan Higman
Fremont
Bessie Cochran
Thomas Brandt
Edward Hiles
Inez Rutgers
John Weits
Nellie Huntley
Wilson Kenneth Adair
Divorce actions filed in Hacking area
Charles R. Staten of New Plymouth Route 1 sues Vickey Staten a minor of Nelsonville for divorce alleging gross neglect of duty. Mary McKibben of Logan sues Lawrence McKibben for divorce seeking custody of minor children and alimony. details incomplete regarding other party.
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Logan
Charles R. Staten
New Plymouth
Vickey Staten
Nelsonville
Mary McKibben
Lawrence McKibben
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Appeals Court
Edwin T. Hofstetter
George M. Jones
Robert E. Cook
Kansas City
New York
Mike Westwood
Florida Sun
Buckeye
Intipat
Knaticre Nayou Laer
WAL Plaza Shopp
Proctor
WSCS
Hocking Valley Community Hospital
Ruuilm
Vanity
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