Youngstown Teachers Still Strike Despite Court Order
Striking Youngstown public school employees defied a Mahoning County court order and continued a shutdown affecting 24,000 pupils. Union leaders and school officials were to appear for a hearing on a permanent injunction as teachers seek an 8 percent raise and challenge the residency rule. In Campbell, the local Education Association rejected the board’s latest offer, demanding rehiring of six dismissed teachers amid wage talks.
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Associated Press
Youngstown
Mahoning County
Board of Education
Campbell
Charles Jewell
Youngstown Education Association
Jewell
George Phillips
Public School
Alven Henderson
Campbell Education Association
CEA
Kissinger nomination faces no serious trouble over wiretap records
Washington AP Henry A Kissinger's bid to be secretary of state faces no serious trouble despite a dispute over FBI wiretap summaries. Senators expect an early meeting between the Senate Foreign Relations Committee Eliot Richardson and William D Ruckelshaus to settle the issue. The committee sought access to summaries of wiretaps on 13 officials and four newsmen during 1969 1970. Richardson agreed to meet with the committee after pressure to disclose the FBI findings. Republican Leader Hugh Scott and Democratic Leader Mike Mansfield said the matter would be settled, with some information forthcoming. The committee set the 9:30 a.m. EDT meeting before the confirmation hearing. Also, Pleas Court orders the Campbell Board of Education to stop hiring replacements for striking teachers as interviews proceed and the Ohio Ferguson Act is invoked.
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Henry A. Kissinger
FBI
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Elliot L. Richardson
William D. Ruckelshaus
J.W. Fulbright
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Kissinger
Senate
Hugh Scott
Pennsylvania
Ruckelshaus
Mike Mansfield
Mansfield
Church Women Meet in Glouster United Methodist Church
The Glouster group held their September meeting in the church sanctuary with guests from area churches. Mrs. Grubbs, on furlough from Rhodesia, Africa, spoke and showed slides about mission work, aided by her daughter Miriam, as refreshments were served to about 40 attendees.
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Glouster
Glouster United Methodist Church
Paul Meade
David Cox
David White
David Grubbs
Rhodesia
Africa
Miriam
Wilbur Boyer
Harold Wilson
Harold Strohmeyer
Willis Blower
Ralph Hines
Two Jailed and Eleven Fined in Hocking County Court
Judge James Stilwell jailed two, released one, fined 11 and forfeited 25 bonds in a heavy Hocking County session Saturday. Two drivers, Angela Sellers and Jerry Vernon, were convicted of DUI and sentenced to three days in jail, a $150 fine plus costs, and a 30 day driving ban. Darrel Inman was found innocent of excessive speed.
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James Stilwell
Hocking
Angela Marie Sellers
W. Front St
Jerry L. Vernon
New Straitsville
Darrel L. Inman
Nelsonville
Jeanette L. Johnson
E. Main St
Wilbur T. Sparks
Marelle Jane Green
Sharon R. McManaway
Albert Laszlo
Amesville
Thomas D. Hutchison
William E. Kelber
Columbus
Zoath E. Mohler
Front St
Charles E. Smith, Jr
James R. Hood
Richard L. McCandlish
Bremen
Ernie Geiger
Michael T. Downour
Peter Kayser
E. Second St
Jack’s Inc
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Daniel Sheets
West St
Linda Rose Dowell
Lancaster
Elizabeth A. Jeffries
Aaron R. Sloan
Cincinnati
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David L. Armstrong
Michael H. Scott
Sylvania
Kenneth E. Singer
St. Paris
Gary R. Young
Trimble
John D. Mingus
Rockbridge Rt
Restry C. Kilkenney
New Plymouth
George P. Stout
Chauncey
Gary L. Smith
Creole
Chris D. Stiverson
N. Spring St
Stanley L. Sawyer
Reynoldsburg
Parley P. Nutter
Charles R. Kinzeler
Homer E. Halley
John M. Matthews
N. Wood St
Noah E. Ward
Parkersburg
W. Va
Paul Palnik
Five neighbors face court fines and forfeitures
In mayor's court Saturday morning five persons pleaded guilty or no contest to driving while under the influence and related offenses. Fines ranged from 25 to 250 dollars with costs. four bonds were forfeited for excessive speed, noise, alcohol, and intoxication.
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E. Main St
Herbert K. Arledge
Chillicothe
Robert D. Rider Jr
Ironton
Edson W. Durst
Charles W. Mack
Larry L. Ruff
Second St
Leo L. Poling
Bremen
Agnew Leads GOP Counter-Offensive Amid Watergate Criticism
Vice President Spiro Agnew headlines a Republican fundraising event in St Charles urging public support and arguing the party has not borne the Watergate burden. He cites electoral gains in Georgia Mississippi Michigan California and Maryland and warns against a partisan pursuit of the issue. The speech mirrors Nixon’s Watergate critique while noting no White House direction.
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Mississippi
Michigan
California
Maryland
Virginia
New Jersey
Washington
Illinois
Robert C. McClory
Leslie C. Arends
Spiro T. Agnew
Kane County
St. Charles
Ill
Mount St Mary Hospital Unveils New Coronary Unit Tour
Public tours highlighted the Mount St. Mary Hospital coronary and intensive care wing funded by community groups. A $1,000 donation from Lions Club funded equipment while telemetry and central station monitoring showcased new heart care capabilities.
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Mount St. Mary Hospital
George Sufrenko
Hospital Guild
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Earl Lehman
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Perry Ayres
Alponso Gay
Hocking Valley Hospital
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Athens
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Norma Flores
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