Divided Vinton County Strikes Split Picket Support at School
In Vinton County 87 teachers strike amid clashes as about 45 parents picket Vinton County High School for a second day while others back the school board. Ads by Committee for Preservation of Vinton County Schools accuse VLTA of coercion and claim classes continue with qualified teachers. Federal judge delayed hearings to ensure due process and impartial scrutiny. Vic Everett of Teamsters Local 413 backs the teachers.
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McArthur
Vinton County
Board of Education
Vinton County High School
Eugene Engle
Vinton County Courier
Committee For
Vinton Local Teachers Association
VLTA
Ohio Education Association
Allensville
U.S. District Court
Carl Rubin
Dayton
Vic Everett
Teamsters’ Union Local 413
Reform Effort Draws Mixed Support In Ohio Committee
A subcommittee deadlocked 7-7 on most reform proposals with Democrats labeling the effort a failure. Rep. Arthur Wilkowski warned the session may not reconvene, while Republicans urged full disclosure of campaign contributions and tighter enforcement to curb laundering. A coalition push for public financing and bipartisan funding appeals drew testimony from both parties and campaign groups.
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Subcommittee
Aronoff
Arthur Wilkowski
Toledo
Wilkowski
Kent McGough
McGough
David Meeker
Ohio Democratic Party
Ted Brown
Brown
Gilligan
Ohio Elections Commission
Senate
House
Richard Sklar
Cleveland
George MacGovern
Ohio
Coalition For Ohio
McGovern
Sklar
Gen Tel Strike Ended as CWA Ratifies Contract
The Gen Tel pact covers New Marshfield service area with wage talks reopening June 15 1974 and expiry July 15 1975. It includes wage increases 25 to 36 cents, extra hospitalization and vacation benefits, reclassification of pay, and a modified agency shop with a 1 percent nonunion fee in Athens Portsmouth Local 4375.
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Gen Tel
CWA
Ohio
General Telephone
Athens- Portsmouth
Detwiler
Hughes
Ohio Public Utilities Commission
Athens
Sam Eblen
Edger use and shellac tips for home refinishing
Q and A cover using an edger for wall edges when refinishing a floor with a rented sander. Advice warns to pick up tools only when ready to use and to avoid rent‑and‑leave scenarios. The piece also notes shellac deterioration and price recommendations from Andy Lang books.
Seedlings or Weeds Guide for Spring Planting
Amateur gardeners face a common spring dilemma identifying new growth as weeds or flowering annuals. The American Association of Nurserymen recommends sowing a small batch of each seed variety indoors with labels to compare indoor seedlings with outdoor plants, helping recognition before outdoor emergence.
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American Association of Nurserymen
Segretti Aides Quizzed As Chapin Deflects Testimony
Chapin now an executive with United Air Lines refuses to testify and invokes the Fifth Amendment after a Senate subpoena. Segretti and aides claim the aim was not to sabotage Democrats but to sow confusion and mutual distrust between opposing political camps.
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Chapin
United Air Lines
Senate
White House
Segretti
Dick Tuck
Tuck
Hocking Valley Community Hospital Names in Dismissal List
A court docket lists individuals connected to Hocking Valley Community Hospital cases. Names include Shawn Williams and Mrs. Ross Adcock of Logan along with several others such as Dennis Schrader Ernest Prater and multiple spouses and family members.
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Shawn Williams
Ross Adcock
Logan
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Champe
Jacksonville
Andy Lang
Know- How
P. O
Huntington
N. Y
Bowman
Department Store
Chauncey, Ohio
Buckeye Mart
Searon
Buckeye
Hocking Valley Community Hospital
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Ernest Prater
Robert Schmeltzer
Rolly Fink
William Walker
Gary Cummins
Donald Boals
Willard E. Starr
Herschel Bennington
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