Unhappy Czechs May Be Invited To Live In U S
Washington reports that the United States may offer asylum to Czechs seeking freedom from renewed Soviet domination. NSC discussions weighing refugee quotas paralleled a stance with NATO allies against troop reductions in Europe. Officials deny any decisions yet.
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U.S
Washington
United States
Czechoslovakia
National Security Council
NATO
Europe
Council
Johnson
State Department
Immigration and Naturalization Act
Security Council
Moscow
Vinton Teen Center Reopens Saturday
The Vinton Teen Center resumes Saturday activities at 8 30 p m with The Clear Flame providing music until 11 30 p m It welcomes seventh through twelfth graders from any school and marks the facility's third year of operation Improvements this summer include a second pool table two ping pong tables and redecorated game room and entrance The center will also be open 6 to 9 p m Mondays Tuesdays and Wednesdays An adult supervisory committee lists several couples and doctors.
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McArthur
Vinton
Charles Zimmermann
Paul Murdoch
G. C. Frye
Richard Bullock
Arnold R. Lee
Eldon Wycoff
Don Huntley
Floyd Benedict Jr
Traffic Cases Heard By Hocking Court
Logan judge James Stilwell fines and sentences motorists in Hocking County Court for drunken driving driving with no operators license driving under suspension improper backing improper passing speed violations and lane changes with fines jail terms and bond forfeitures across several defendants in Logan Columbus Murray City Rockbridge and Nelsonville.
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Logan
James Stilwell
Hocking
Robert Lee Fink
Rockbridge
Pearley E. Cunningham
Murray City
Paul E. Kline
Vine St
Kline
Malcom W. Gibson
New Straitsville
Diana Jane Shahan
Chester C. Sheward
Jackson
Harvey Lee Trip
Columbus
Jesse Seaman
Athens
Cyril E. Chandler
Nelsonville
Gary FE. Burwell
James N. Fledderjohn
Donald Edward Stimson
Harvey Lee Tripp
Thomas E
Names and ages of individuals listed in Ohio items
A sequence lists multiple individuals with ages and towns including Wheeler 21 Wakeman Alan Choiniere 20 Sandusky James Fisher 38 Grove City Robert Ritchie 43 Cleveland Theo Wellens 22 Columbus Thomas Roark 24 Columbus Roger Hutchinson 38 Lancaster Thomas Johnston 26 Lancaster David Hoffman 21 Fremont James Conner 19 Lancaster Samuel Moore 22 Columbus Dominic Miletello 48 Worthington and Robert Heaps 28 Columbus
Hocking Valley Hospital Admits Logan Residents
Emery Huffines Gibisonville and several Logan residents including Mrs Tim Shuttleworth Mrs Lloyd Beck Mrs Raymond Cottrill Paul Cyrus Jr and Mrs Alice Masters were admitted to Hocking Valley Community Hospital. Discharged was Car Blosser.
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Emery Huffines
Gibisonville
Tim Shuttleworth
Lloyd Beck
Raymond Cottrill
Paul Cyrus Jr
Logan
Alice Masters
Hamden
Serviceman Napper completes basic training and begins schooling
Airman Donald E. Napper, son of Mr. and Mrs. Donald D. Napper of Pomeroy Route 4, has finished basic training at Amarillo AFB Texas and is assigned to the Air Force Technical Training Center at Sheppard AFB Texas for specialized schooling as an aircraft maintenance specialist. He is a 1966 graduate of Pomeroy High School.
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Donald E. Napper
Donald D. Napper
Pomeroy Route 4
Amarillo Afb
Tex
Air Force Technical Training Center
Sheppard Afb
Napper
Pomeroy High School
Students May Go To Fair
Logan City School Board approved adding one day to the 1968-69 year to grant students Friday Sept 13 off for the Hawkins County Fair. The move followed a vote by the Logan Educational Association in favor of the free day, aligning with a calendar previously tied to Tri County Vocational Schools. The board also approved new hires for bus driving and kindergarten teaching and extended sick leave for non teaching staff by 15 days after seven years of service.
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Logan
Logan City
Hocking County
Logan Educational Association
Tri-County
Jo Ann Leach
Rockbridge
William Moder
Corene Robinson
E. Hunter Sr
West School
Enrollment figures for Hocking County schools
Logan area enrollment rises to 4 727 pupils with 3 501 in Logan School District after Rockbridge transfer. Breakdown shows 852 junior high, 611 senior high, 2 088 elementary, plus 51 at Tri Vocational and 17 in special education. Laurelville 425, South Bloomingville 113, Starr Washington 364. kindergarten 27. County high school totals: Laurelville 188, Starr Washington 136, county total 1 226 in county schools.
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Rockbridge
Logan
Tri- Vocational
Laurelville
South Bloomingville
Starr - Washington
Starr- Washington
Bishop Fenwick School Building Offered For Sale In Cheshire
The Diocese of Steubenville announced plans to sell the former Bishop Fenwick High School in Cheshire. Built in 1963 to serve Meigs and Gallia Counties, the vacant 17 acre site along Route 7 includes 3,500 sq ft multipurpose space and 4,400 sq ft classrooms plus offices and storage. The building, unused since 1965, could serve nursing homes, offices, light manufacturing, a trucking depot, or a small shopping center. Architect Donaldson Donaldson and Wittenmyer. sale handled by Msgr. Henry B O’Donnell of the Steubenville Diocese.
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Diocese of
Meigs
Gallia
Donaldson, Donaldson and Wittenmyer
National Bank
Portsmouth
Henry B O'Donnell
Diocese of Steubenville
Washington St
Steubenville
Perry County Court notes highlight filings and estates
Wyckoff Sales of Columbus sues Ed Dusenberry of New Lexington in Common Pleas Court for 681.17 for unpaid bills. In the Kathleen Moser estate of Somerset, praisers named A H Thomas, David Curry, and Oden Melick. In Clarence Kindle estate, Thorne Township executors seek a realty sale to pay debts.
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Wyckoff Sales of Columbus
Common Pleas
Ed Dusenberry
New Lexington
Kathleen Mosier
Somerset
Clarence Kindle
Thorne Township
Teachers Strike Causes School Openings Delays Nationwide
Across the United States teachers strikes interrupted classrooms and delayed openings. Michigan saw 67,700 students remaining on summer break as 12 districts stayed closed while 35 districts kept pupils in school. New York City and Philadelphia faced potential walks, with unions demanding higher pay and stable working terms. East St. Louis Madison and East Chicago reported ongoing walkouts affecting thousands, and other districts prepared for possible replacements amid bargaining stalemates.
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Associated Press
Michigan
New York City
Philadelphia
East St. Louis
Madison
Ill
Chicago
Ind
Ernest Miller
Clarksville
Montgomery County
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