Extradition Begun in Yablonski Murder Case
Pennsylvania officers moved to extradite Paul Gilly Annette Gilly and Silous Huddleston to face first degree murder charges for the slayings of Joseph Yablonski his wife and daughter in Clarksburg Pa. on December 31 1969. Vealey and Martin already faced related federal conspiracy charges in Cleveland. Vealey’s confession described a weeks long plan and gunfire that killed the Yablonskis.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Pennsylvania
United Mine Workers Union
Joseph Yablonski
Paul Eugene Gilly
Annette
Silous Huddleston
Ohio Supreme Court
Claude Vealey
Aubran Martin
Yablonski
Clarksville, Pa
W. A
Tony” Boyle
UMW
Vealey
Martin
Lodg
Washington, Pa
Gilly
Blonski
Margaret
Charlotte
Buddy
Yablonskis
Huddleston
Toothpaste Cleans Parking Meter Covers
East Liverpool Ohio AP reports meter repairman S James Welch found toothpaste cleans plastic meter heads removing yellowing from weathering and even removes spray paint from metal surfaces. The method outperforms jewelers rouge and chemical cloths and saves meters worth 1 85 each.
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East Liverpool Evening Review
Liverpool
Ohio
S. James Welch
Welch
Ex Logan Man Becomes Indiana Surgeon Professor
Former Logan resident Dr. Peter Yaw is named associate professor of general and thoracic surgery at Marion County General Hospital Indianapolis and assistant professor at the University of Indiana Hospitals Group. He will teach, practice privately, and relocate with wife Marlene and two daughters Becky and Michelle from Cincinnati where he completed residency. His father serves as Hocking County coroner and health director with a Logan practice.
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Logan
Marion County General Hospital
Indianapolis
Ind
University of Indiana Hospital Group
Peter Yaw
Owen F. Yaw
Marion County
University of Indiana Hospitals Group
Yaw
Marlene
Becky
Michelle
Cincinnati
Cincinnati General Hospital
Hocking County
Powder metallurgy explained as durable metalworking method
The article describes powder metallurgy, a revival of early metalworking that uses compacted fine powder, often nickel containing, and heat treatment to form durable components for cars and automatic washers. It highlights the process as a way to produce strong, wear resistant parts.
Investigation urged in securities division probe
State Sen. James Leedy calls for a grand jury to probe the Department of Commerce Securities Division after two employees are arrested on bribery charges. Leedy, vice chairman of the Senate Commerce and Labor Committee, told Gov. Gilligan the public deserves a full investigation in a Tuesday letter.
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James Leedy
Department of Commerce
Wooster
John Gilligan
Leedy
Senate Commerce and Labor Committee
Servicemen Promotions And Bribe Charge Highlight Ohio News
Army 1st Lt Marvin E Whittaker of Cleveland and Fred Whittaker of New Lexington earn promotions while serving in Germany with the 3rd Armored Division. Sgt Robert L Ingram of Hamden serves at Ankara Turkey and is a 1952 Gahanna Lincoln grad. An attorney inspector and a investigator face court on bribe charges in Columbus involving a chemical firm. Cookie and candy tins noted as improvised humidors.
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Army
Marvin E. Whittaker
Elsie J. Taylor
Cleveland
Fred P. Whittaker
Broadway Street
New Lexington
Germany
3Rd Armored Division
Deborah
Robert L. Ingram
Blair Ingram
Hamden
New Staffing Method Set for Ohio State Hospitals
Acting on a committee recommendation the Ohio Department of Mental Hygiene and Correction will test a new technique called SCOPE to determine ward staffing needs. Kenneth Gaver says it measures patient daily help time for eating dressing and bathing and adds admin duties to define required staff for each ward. The pilot runs at Woodside Massillon State Hospital and Columbus State Institute after the state budget is enacted.
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Columbus, Ohio
Department of Mental Hygiene and Correction
Kenneth Gaver
Gaver
Youngstown
Woodside Hospital
Massillon State Hospital
Columbus State Institute
Ohio
Apple Creek Hospital
Cleveland State Hospital
Cleveland
Everett Hewlett Hospital Patient Transferred for Heart Surgery
Former Nelsonville police chief Everett Hewlett was moved from New Ark Hospital to University Hospital in Columbus on Sunday for heart surgery. He remains inpatient in room 1143 and is under ongoing care.
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Nelsonville
Everett
Hewlett
Millersport
Newark Hospital
University Hospital
Columbus
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S. C
McCollum
Nelsonville-York City
Tri-County
Taleum
David B. Christman
Glouster
94Th Engineer Battalion
Nellingen
Columbus Chemical Corporation
Carl Lawrence
Thommy Richardson
Attorney General’s Office
Department
William Grover
Everett Hewlett Hospital
Green Peppers
Monarch
Mae
Cal
Cardinal Margarine
Libby
Pillsbury
Taster's Choice
Kesome
PEG
Pillsbury Flour
Chuck Roast
Superior Bologna
Superior
Braunschweiger
Pillsbury Hungry Jack
CLI Supermarket
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Pillsburg Coupon
Couron Betty Crocker Pie
Old Virginia
Wye
APPLE
Purina Cat Food
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Goldenrod
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