Ohio campaigns clash over records and EPA policy
Democratic governor Gilligan accused Republican James Rhodes of a “suspicion of wrongdoing” and urged Rhodes to reveal tax filings to clear him. Rhodes criticized the EPA for costly air quality rules threatening Southern Ohio industry, citing Portsmouth’s Empire Detroit Steel and a $25 million upgrade. Shriver campaigned for Tony Hall in Cleveland praising his legislative record.
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Associated Press
John Gilligan
James Rhodes
Dayton
Gilligan
Ohio
Rhodes
Ohio Environmental Protection Agency
National
Internal Revenue Service
Jackson
EPA
Southern
Empire Detroit
Portsmouth
Ted W. Brown
Tony P. Hall
Gertrude W. Donahey
Richard H. Harris
C. William O'Neill
Joseph E. O'Neill
Frank D. Celebrezze
Sheldon A. Taft
Clifford F. Brown
Thomas M. Herbert
Republican Resources Committee
Republican State Central and Executive Committee
Ohio Democratic Party Finance Committee
Pace Spending Scrapes 21 000 Daily In Ohio Campaigns
State parties and statewide candidates spent about 21 000 daily through Oct 16 as they woo voters. Gilligan led spenders with 774 862. Rhodes 435 039. Donahey 66 641. Celeste 67 177. Independent candidates Lazar and Kirsch did not file reports.
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Columbus
Ohio
U.S. Senate
Secretary of State
John J. Gilligan
Ohioans For Gilligan Committee
James A. Rhodes
John W. Brown
Richard F. Celeste
William J. Brown
George Smith
Thomas E. Ferguson
Nancy Brown Lazar
Herman Kirsch
ACLU Sues Ohio Over Political Contributor Listing Rule
The ACLU filed suit in U.S. District Court challenging Ohio's law requiring political parties to disclose contributor names and addresses. The Socialist Workers Party campaign committee seeks to protect freedom of association and political anonymity, arguing Supreme Court rulings shield controversial groups from disclosure to avoid discouraging membership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Ohio
American Civil Liberties Union
U.S. District Court
Socialist Workers Party
U.S. Supreme Court
Group 2 First Christian Church meeting merges dates
Nelsonville group 2 CWE gathered Monday with Mrs Tessie Cavanaugh to combine the November and December meetings. They set December 2 at Spencer Steenrod’s home on Poplar Street with hostesses Emma Shafter and Violet Hollenbaugh. Arlene Powell led the program and devotions, and after the meeting refreshments were served to members and one guest Ruth Wells.
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Nelsonville
First Christian Church
CWE
Tessie Cavanaugh
Walnut St
Spencer Steenrod
Poplar Street
Emma Shafter
Violet Hollenbaugh
Arlene Powell
Hollenbaugh
Ruth Wells
Mauler Sentenced for Driving While Intoxicated
Ronald J. Mauler, 29, of New Plymouth Route 1, received 15 days in Hocking County jail for DWI. Judge James Stilwell fined him $250, with six months driving privileges suspension and a court order to comply.
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Logan Ronald J. Mauler
New Plymouth
Hocking
James Stilwell
Mauler
Charles H. Piper
Lancaster
Robert Patton
Crooksville
Clara Patton
Marion Hampshire
Somerset
Edgar B. Kellar
Carolyn J. Seymour
Shiloh
Chester M. Sycks
New Lexington
Herbert Edward Cowan
Kenney Wiseman
Perry County Court News Court actions list multiple offenses
A roundup from Perry County Court includes drivers charged with speeding driving while intoxicated and failure to yield leading to fines jail terms and suspended licenses. Officials reported arrests in New Lexington Shawnee and Monroe Township along with several divorce filings and custody decisions.
Racine Socials Highlight Visits and Vacations Across States
Mrs Francis Morris lists numerous local residents and guests with travels from Racine to Stanton Missouri Myrtle Beach South Carolina Cleveland Ohio New Philadelphia Ohio and Westfield New Jersey. Families including the Cr Ow Crow Smith Lake Gould and Beegle share weeks together and visits span a variety of destinations and hosts.
Winter Park man to appeal hair blood and handwriting samples order
The attorney for Clifford J Kroger says he will probably appeal a Hamilton County ruling ordering hair blood and handwriting samples for the investigation of 4 year old Allison Mecher's abduction. Judge Morrissey emphasized police may obtain blood samples by force if needed under a Supreme Court ruling.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
Flaman
Hamilton County
Morrissey
Gilday
Kroger
Florida
U.S. Supreme Court
More Oil Firms Say Profits Up
New York AP reports that in Q3 1974 and the first nine months profits rose for major oil companies. Texaco up about 23 percent. Atlantic Richfield sales jumped 140.8 percent. Conoco 122 percent. Sohio 107 percent. Phillips 103 percent. Pennzoil 80 percent. Cities Service 75 percent. Exxon 25 percent. Tenneco says its earnings already exceed last year. Freeman: strongest financial position ever.
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New York
Tenneco Co
Tenneco
N.W Freeman
Houston
Texaco Inc
Atlantic Richfield Co
Conoco
Sohio
Phillips Petroleum
Pennzoil
Cities Service Co
Exxon
Nelsonville Eagles Dance Saturday at Eagles Hall
The Nelsonville Eagles host a Saturday night dance at the Eagles Hall with music by the Strawberry Haven band from 8 p.m. to 1 a.m. Admission is $1, and no one under 18 may enter without a parent.
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Nelsonville
Nelsonville Eagles
Eagles Hall
Strawberry Haven
Fairview Personal Notices Tie Local Visiting Mentions
Mrs Dessie Patterson and Mrs Elsie Shahan visited Mrs Sarah Philbrick of Portland Road. Bertha Wolfe and Mr and Mrs David Sayre guests of Mrs Iva Buxton in Leon West Virginia. Dorsey Parsons visited Edna Durst and Pamela Hunt at Point Pleasant. Iva Durst at Leon. Hazel Herdman of Evans WV and Henry Reitmire with Yvonne visited New Haven WV. Audrey Weddle and Cookie spent time with Weddle family at East Liverpool and visited Clinton Youngstown and Akron.
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Yvonne
Ethel Moore
New Haven
W. Va
Audrey Weddle
Cookie
Lawrence
Ralph
Robert Weddle
Grace Currans
East Liverpool
Clinton
Youngstown
Akron
Athens County Legal Notices Wide Publication List
Notices include name change petition for Floyd Edward Miras Florian Edward Miras and multiple defendants in CI-74-418 to quiet title in Troy Township property. Publication runs weekly with last date Oct 18 1974. response due 28 days after last publication. Includes sheriff sale notice for Richard W Helter et al and probate inventories for Charles H Russell estate and Raymond V Carsey estate.
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Probate
Athens County
Ohio
Floyd Edward Miras
Florian Edward Miras
Eugene Brewster
Bessie Brewster
Richard Brewster
Sarah E. Brewster
Mary E Kand
Luther J. Rand
Margaret Rand
Andrew J. Snider
Marietta M. Snider
Nathan Scott
Eliza Scott
Jane Maxwell
John V Snider
Annie E. Snider
David P. Snider
Nannie Snider
Abraham Snider
Lydia Snider
Daniel Snider
Margarett Snider
Joseph Snider
Michael Snider
Anna Snider
Troy Township
Michael Nolan
West
Washington Street
Nelsonville
State of
Commercial Banking and Trust Co
Richard W. Helter
Fontelle Russell
West First Street
the Plains
Charles H. Russell
Harold Rose
Judge Court of Common Pleas Probate
Athens County Probate Division
Court of Common Pleas
Floyd E Carsey
Athens
Raymond V. Carsey
Donna Halbirt Harmon
Phil Halbirt
John Halbirt
Roger Halbirt
Canaan Township
Bridgewater, Robe & Stimmel
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Paula Venturini
John Castonguay
Pace
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Finance Committee
Rhodes For Governor
Supreme Court
Taft
Brown
Smith
Celeste
Gertrude Donahey
Richard Harris
Roger W. Tracy Jr
Republican
Perry County Court News
Anne Marie Deahl
William M. Lindamood
Samuel J. Davis
Shawnee
Earl Persinger
Thomas Meredith
Roxanna Jean Adams
William N. Degarmore
Jack L. Brooks
Wayne National Forest
Monroe Township
John A. Foster
Buckeye Lake
Joseph Sanders
Bremen
Terry A. Blosser
Blase L. Banik Sr
Michael Lee Dingus
Dwayne Edward Swinehart
Fred Kritz
New Straitsville
Steve L. Kittle
Malta
Merton J. Deaver
Norman P. Six
Mary Wheeler
Gary Ervin Wheeler
Mary Lou Russell
William Russell
Newark
St. Mary's
Revah Beach
Mount Perry
Rex Beach
Zanesville
Martha French
Charles E. French
Robert E. Trurner
Evelyn Kateson
John D. Vernon
Patricia M. Linder
Donald E. King
Susan J. Fabing
Donald E. Reed
Bonnie J Claypool
Roland E. Braglin
Hemlock
Shelly J. Layne
Rushville
Fred L. Starkey
Gwen K. Ellis
Thornville
Racine
Mrs. Francis Morris
Rush Philson
Erich
Sarah
Westfield
N.J
Bill Lake
Lori
Sean
A. J. Gould
Marietta
Francis Morris
Kyle Stump
Clara Roush
Roush
Vera Beegle
Frank Krautter
Gallipolis
Margaret Houdashelt
Frank Cleland
Ivan Powell
Ivanna
New Philadelphia
Melvin Riffle
Roy Riffle
Hazel Shuck
Miami, Fla
Elza Birch
Eagles
Fairview
Ray Heiney
BY Wane
Kay S Hall
Leora Hall
Naomi Hall
Little Hocking
Arthur K. Rose
Agnes Y Rose
Troytown
Troy
Hockingport
Paul E. Brown
L. M Fisher
Legal Notice
Raymond
Carsey
Harold J Rose
Melatty
Boileana Place
Victoria
Beaumont
Texas
CS. Blauvelt
Charles S. Blauvelt
Ethel Lockwood
Merchants National Bank and Trust Company
S. Warren Street
Syracuse
Fred Slaughter
Addison J. Tooley
Dale Wallace
Frank E. Scales
Oscar Porter
F.C. Slaughter
George W Slaughter
Fred C Haning
Anna Haning
James M Henrie
Charles J. Johnson
F. E. Mallory
JF. Mallory
JW. Stewart
S. T. Mallory
William E
Li Ai
Taras Department
O Yee
Mnyarad Sales
Washington, D.C
Ceilonn
Bern Firerntert
Vnphiller
Moe
Adorn
al Haven
Bankung
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