ACLU Protest Over Libel Arrest in Ohio Case
The ACLU of Ohio urged Prosecuting Attorney Claire M Ball Jr. to drop criminal libel charges against Barbara Troy in Munici pal Court. Troy, a Mount Vernon N Y resident and former Ohio University coed, was charged Sept 21 for leaflets calling Judge Franklin C Sheeter and Police Captain Charles Cochran racist pigs. She pleads innocent. bond set at 1000 dollars as grand jury action looms in January.
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The
American Civil Liberties Union of Ohio
Claire M Ball Jr
Barbara Troy
Ohio University Coed
Miss Troy
Mount Vernon
N. Y
Franklin C. Sheeter
Charles Cochran
ACLU
Benson A. Wolman
Flood Control Funds Given House Approval
The House passed a $4.5 billion public works bill focused on water projects. it allocates $2.8 million for widening and a new channel on the Hocking River. The project totals $9.7 million with local participation, funded in yearly appropriations per the Corps of Engineers. Clarence Miller of the 10th District voted yes as the bill moved toward the Senate.
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House
Hocking River
Senate
Donald Johnson
Hocking Conervancy District
U. S. Corps of Engineers
Clarence Miller
Pineville Man Fined and Jailed for DUI After Truck Slips
Troy Mason Banks, 25, pleaded guilty in Municipal Court to unsafe operation of a vehicle and driving under the influence after his truck went into a ditch on Joneswood Road Tuesday night. He was fined 10 dollars for unsafe operation and 200 dollars plus costs for DUI, with seven days in jail and a 60 day license suspension.
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Pineville
Joneswood Road
Troy Mason Banks
Transfer of Funds Approved by County Commissioners
County commissioners approved emergency legislation shifting funds from the rental and supply funds to cover accrued salaries for September in the mental retardation board. Administrator James Fernihaugh noted an arbitrary budget set at the year start and a committee to determine next year’s budget.
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Board of
James Fernihaugh
John Cline
Fernihough
James Edwards
Fernihaugh
Tri County Seminar Friday Promotes Cooperative Action
The Tri County Community Action Seminar at Nelsonville York High School in Buchtel aims to help low income and senior citizens stretch purchasing power through cooperative action. Main speaker Max Glenn of CORA leads a day with CORA staff, crafts and farming co op speakers, and workshops featuring Ben Poage Paul Mulray Dick Seymour Harold Wartsler and Clarence Rice. Monsignor Edward W O Rourke will headline the all day session with VISTA volunteer Rocky Neptun inviting broad attendance to join a federal anti poverty effort.
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Tri-County
Community Action
Nelsonville- York
Buchtel
CAP
Charles Innis
Max Glenn
Commission On Religion In
Appalachian
CORA
Robert Walker
David Bellows
Federation of Southern Cooperatives
Appalachia
Ben Poage
Grass-Roots Economc Development Corp
Jackson, Ky
Jamaica
Paul Mulray
VISTA
Appalachian Mountains
Dick Seymour
Farmers Cooperative Service
Harold Wartsler
Clarence Rice
Frakes Feedering
Labor Department
Nina Poage
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Linda Dione Dowier
Dean Brooks
Athena
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Claire Adams
New Morshfield
Phirephore
Toby
San Diego Zoo
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Ister
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Macrett
Permavest
North Court Street
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Sale
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Olorgy
Cline
Beasley- Mathews, Inc
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Hoppe
Holland
Southeastern
Oho
Guitar
Structo Redwood
CART
Elec
Vy Price
Reg. We
Arvin
Iron Board
Sleeth
Columbus Road
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