Dems Win Ohio House As Nixon Loses Ground
Democrats secure control of the Ohio House with 58 seats to 40 for Republicans and near parity in the Senate as President Nixon swept Ohio. Analysts note the strong legislative gains despite McGovern’s poor showing in the state and a still undecided Senate race.
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Columbus
Ohio
House
Senate
Nixon
John J. Gilligan
Statehouse
Gilligan
House of Representatives
Perry County Voters Split Tickets In 1970 Elections
Perry County voters backed Nixon Agnew in the presidential race while leaning Democratic for state offices and split county posts. Nixon Agnew led 6,711 to 3,770 for McGovern Shriber. Clarence Miller won the 10th District seat 8,356 to 2,451 over Whealey. Dems swept many county races with Ed Wilson and Wilson’s results, and voter sentiment on the income tax repeal was decisively against it.
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New Lexington
Perry County
Nixon- Agnew
Nixon-Agnew
McGovern-Shriver
Clarence E. Miller
Robert Whealey
Robert T. Secrist
Clyde C. Hardesty
Don S. Maddux
Maddux
James W. Adcock
Ralph E. Borden
Reublican
Gerald F
John W. Hagen
James T. Davidson
Ralph E. Herendeen
Daniel C. Jenkins
Perry County Common Pleas Court
Robert M. Strode
State Board of Education
Wallace KE. Blake
Don L. Dilts
Senate
Statehouse
Nixon
House
Donald Fraser
Toledo
Richard L. Wittenberg
New
44Th House
Jack Oliver
Arcanum
Dale Locker
Anna
Oliver
David D. Albritton
Dayton
Edward J. Orlett
Supreme Court re-election in Ohio ends with upsets
Voters ousted all three incumbents Lloyd O. Brown Louis J. Schneider and Robert E. Leach. Paul W. Brown defeated Lloyd O. Brown while William B. Brown upset Louis Schneider and Frank D. Celebrezze won against Robert E. Leach. Final tallies show Brown and Celebrezze leading statewide.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ohio Supreme Court
Lloyd O. Brown
Louis J. Schneider
Robert E. Leach
Brown
John J. Gilligan
Paul W. Brown
Schneider
Hamilton
Supreme Court
William B. Brown
Lloyd Brown
Paul Brown
Celebrezze
Leach
Area death notices list Davis Darst MelInturf Loudin Perkins
Nelsonville area death notices report D a v i s 70 of 276 N Harper St in Hocking Valley Community Hospital after weeks as a machinist. Surviving family includes seven sons and three daughters with services set Thursday at Johnson Funeral Home. In Point Pleasant William Darst 65 of 3207 Franklin Ave dies after long illness. survivors include wife three daughters a son and siblings. services Thursday at Crow-Hassell funeral home. Stockport Ernest McInturf 72 dies at Bethesda Hospital. Survived by wife daughter grandson sister and brother with funeral Friday at Chesterhill Fawcett-Stone. Masonic services. Amesville Hugh Loudin 80 dies at daughter’s home. funeral details follow. Wellston Nellie Perkins 82 dies at Holzer Medical Center with Byer Chapel services Thursday.
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Nelsonville
David W. Davis
Harper St
Hocking Valley Community Hospital
Athens County
Eliah
Martha Davis
David
Logan
Paul
Ralph
Clarence
Pittsburgh
Charles
Euclid
Dean
Santa Barbara
Calif
Hubert
Akron
Mabel
Holzer Medical Center
Marietta Manufacturing Co
Mason County
William and
Lena Oliver Darst
Marguerite Cartwright Darst
Gail Darst
Betty McCormick
Gallipolis
Jennie Maddie
Wilkesville
Bruce
Daisy Durst
Mildred Woomer
Point Pleasant
Stockport Hardware Co
Stella Bell Sands
Maxine Smith
Stockport
Brent Smith
Mildred Scott
Pennsville
Merlyn McIinturf
Lancaster
Fawcett- Stone Funeral Home
Chesterhill
Fred Shaw
Stockport Cemetery
Amesville
Hugh Everet Loudin
Leo Franklin
Gilmore County
W. Va
Porter Lee
Emma Messenger Loudin
Stanley Crabtree
Christian Church of
Bradford
Ohio Adds Two New GOP Congressmen In Redistricting Year
Ohio Republicans expanded their House margin to 16 7 as two new faces joined the delegation. Tennyson Guyer of Findlay won in the 4th District and Ralph S Regula of Navarre won in the 16th, replacing McCulloch and Bow who did not seek reelection. Powell won in the 8th amid redistricting changes. Minshall faced the toughest challenge among incumbents in the 23rd.
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Columbus
Ohio
GOP
Tennyson Guyer
Findlay
Ralph S. Regula
Navarre
Guyer
William M. McCulloch
Piqua
Regula
Frank T. Bow
Canton
McCulloch
Ruppert
Franklin
Powell
Jackson E. Betts
Montana
Thomas Judge
Forrest H. Anderson
Ed Smith
New Hampshire
Meldrim Thomson
Roger Crowley
Malcolm McLane
Concord
North Dakota
Arthur A. Link
Richard F. Larsen
Rhode Island
Philip W. Noel
Democrats Sweep Governors Race Across Nation
Democrats increase their hold by one governor as several states shift party control. Missouri reverses long Republican rule while West Virginia and Vermont flip, North Carolina goes Republican, and Alaska and other states see incumbents win or lose in a broad national tally affecting 31 Democratic and 19 Republican governorships.
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Harry F. Rosenthal
Associated Press
Washington
Missouri
Rockefeller
John D. Rockefeller IV
New York
Illinois
Arch Moore
West Virginia
Moore
Richard B. Ogilvie
Daniel Walker
Delaware
Russell W. Peterson
Sherman W. Tribbitt
Vermont
North Carolina
Texas
Dolph Briscoe
Henry Grover
Briscoe
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State Grange
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Dale L. Albright
Thomas Wilson
Charles J. Ratliff
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James D. O'Hare
Eva M. Bradley
Gwendolyn Willison
Albritton
Robert A. Manning
Pete Crossland
Walter Paulo
Canfield
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Youngstown
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Maple Heights
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Parma
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Tony Hall
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Marion
Seneca
Crawford
Gene Slagle
Galion
Wallace
Alabama
George C. Wallace
Clayton
Cornelia
David Tomlin
Ciate Justice
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4Th District
James A. Rhodes
Frank D. Celebrezze
Cuyahoga County
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Loganberry
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William Earl Darst
Franklin Ave
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Ernest E. MelInturf
Bethesda Hospital
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Penn Township
Washington County
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McInturf
Proctor Lodge No
F&am
Beattyville
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Marietta
Porter
Cheshire
Bob
Weston
Loy
Parkersburg
Kate Loudin
Fawcett-Stone Funeral Home
Clifford Smith
Mount Hermon
Hugh Loudin
Perkins Services
Wellston
Nellie Perkins
Sixth St
Byer Chapel
Church of Christ In Christian Union
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Alvin Orton JR
Virgil L. Musser
Massillon
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Fairfield
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Lakewood
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Ogilvie
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Kit) Bond
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Burg
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DeSimone
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