Finance Bill Accord Near
The article reports on a nearing accord over a finance bill amid presidential and congressional campaigns. Kennedy notes a plan to double the income tax checkoff would be dropped by the Senate as part of the compromise while lawmakers seek to preserve sections on presidential primaries. The piece mentions ongoing negotiations among Senate leaders.
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Kennedy
Senate
Congress
al Ullman
D-Ore
House
Ways and Means Committee
Ohio Students Receive NSW Teaching Offers
Nineteen Ohio University students and graduates earned teaching positions with New South Wales Education Department after a four day recruitment tour in Sydney. Most selections came from Ohio University out of twenty colleges visited, with March follow ups planned on campus. Salaries start at 8477 dollars for a three term year, with annual increases on satisfactory service.
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Ohio University
New South Wales
Australia
State Education Department
Central Education Authority
Sydney
Athens
U.S Dollars
Yule Plans Made by Reedsville United Methodist Women
Mrs Verna Rose hosted a United Methodist Women meeting in Reedsville. Mamie Buckley led devotions on making prayer real daily. Plans were set to remember County Home children at Christmas. 21 visits to shut ins recorded. Ella Osborne card signed. Christmas party proposed for Dec 12. prizes awarded. Lillian Pickens won door prize. Guest Leona Ruth attended.
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Reedsville
Verna Rose
Lillian Pickens
Leona Ruth
Pick-Up Destroyed In Gallia County Fire
Frank C. Hopkins of Patrol Route 2 saw his pick-up truck burst into flames on the highway Thursday at 5 03 p m. The blaze, caused by a carburetor explosion inside the vehicle, destroyed the truck’s interior. No fire department was summoned and no injuries were reported.
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Gallipolis
Frank C. Hopkins
Patroll Route 2
Gallia County
First Baptist Church of Racine Holds Thanksgiving Meeting
The Bertha M. Sayre Missionary Society at First Baptist Church met with devotions on Thanksgiving led by Mrs. Mary K. Yost and Helen Simpson. A White Cross package for Dayton Christian Center was prepared. The day included readings, a solo, and a love gift to Bacone College.
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Barbara Gheen
Lillian Hayman
Marie Roush
Esther Circle
Racine
First Baptist Church
Marjorie Grimm
Gretta Simpson
Bacone College
Wellston adopts water and sewer rate hike despite opposition
Wellston City Council held two special meetings to move an ordinance raising water charges about 20 percent and sewer costs 35 percent to fund sewage system improvements under pressure from the Ohio EPA and bond security needs. Mayor Hayburn and Councilman Dupre questioned sufficiency. federal aid sought. A 5-1 vote approved the measure with Clarence Gray dissenting on the 10 percent charge removal.
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Joann Hunter
Wellston
Wellston City
Clarence Gray
Ohio Environmental Protection Agency
Ohio National Bank of Columbus
Edgar Hayburn
John Dupre
White House tapes pit JaWorski plan against Butterfield view
Watergate developments show special prosecutor Jaworski urging the tapes be turned over for safekeeping while White House aides and Ziegler dismiss the idea as nonsense. Butterfield testified the Secret Service’s tape system was used and warned that releasing certain tapes could threaten foreign agents and CIA operations.
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Leon Jaworski
White House
Ziegler
Jaworski
Sirica
Central Intelligence Agency
Communist Party
Leonid Brezhnev
Alexander P. Butterfield
Federal Aviation Administration
Butterfield
Technical Services Branch
Secret Service
United States
Housing Officials Unhappy Over New City Permit Fee
Metropolitan Housing Authority directors criticize Logan city council for a 2000 permit fee to build a five story senior housing complex in downtown Logan. They note other permits cost far less, listing examples such as Farmers and Merchants Bank and Citizens Bank at 50 dollars each. A court hearing discusses the 18 minute gap in a June 20 White House tape involving Haldeman and Haig, with Miss Woods recalling the recording error and Buzhardt describing tone replication with NSA help.
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Logan
Metropolitan Housing Authority
Farmers and Merchants Bank
Elm Court
Ian Towner
Citizens Bank
H. R. Haldeman
Haldeman
Haig
White House
Traffic fines issued by Athens County Municipal Court
A list of defendants from Chauncey Albany Athens and surrounding areas faced traffic or related charges. Notable entries include Ronald McManaway with no operator license fined $10, Kathleen O'Toole $25 with license within 30 days offered, and Herman Lanning $230 plus 10 days in jail for intoxication and related violations.
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Ronald McManaway
Chauncey
Genevieve Grinstead
Albany
Michael Claypoole
Franklin Ave
Kathleen O'Toole
Athens
Herman W. Lanning
Buchtel
Esther Missionary Circle Meets at Mrs Helen Simpson
The Racine group gathered at the home of Mrs Helen Simpson with song scripture reading and a devotional including a poem and prayer. Vera Beegle and Gretta Simpson reported on visiting shut ins while Vera Beegle presented a program of readings. Mrs Marie Roy offered the closing prayer and refreshments were served by Mrs Simpson.
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Racine
Esther Missionary Circle
Helen Simpson
Vera Beegle
Gretta Simpson
Marie Roy
Simpson
Youth Hurt In Accident Near Amesville On Route 50A
Larry George, 16, of 106 E State St, was taken to O Bleness Memorial Hospital after a one car crash on Route 50A two miles east of Amesville at 6 45 a m. He was a passenger in Charles Blair 45 Nelsonville who lost control and left the road. George had face and head lacerations while Blair had facial cuts but was not treated. No citations were issued.
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Larry George
E. State St
O’bleness Memorial Hospital
Athens Secems
Amesville
State Highway Patrol
Charles Blair
Nelsonville
Blair
George
Secems
Amendment Would Expel No Shows From Congress
Rep Clarence Miller introduces a constitutional amendment to expel any member not present and voting on at least 60 percent of roll calls during a session. He notes 11 percent absenteeism this year, compares it with private industry standards, and cites weak turnout on many votes.
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Nixon
Senate
Wayne Hays
Ohio
House Administration Committee
House
Washington, D. C
Clarence Miller
Congress
Miller
Lawn Mower Grand Prix Rapid Run in England 1968
In England in 1968 the Lawn Mower Grand Prix recorded the fastest lawn mower speed to date when the winning machine hit 10.88 miles per hour.
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England
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