Dope Addict Misconceptions Highlighted By Ohio Official
Ohio narcotics investigator Al Cook told a Rotary gathering at Ohio University Inn that first drug use can lead to hardening addiction. He cited 10 percent progression rate, marijuana as a gateway, speed as a close second to heroin, and DMZ and LBJ as new drugs. He urged reporting unusual activity and maintaining parent–child communication to curb youth drug use. Guests included local prosecutors and police leaders.
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Lexington Hospital For Drug Recovery
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Shah of Iran to visit Washington October 21
Tehran report says the Shah will visit Washington on October 21 per a court communique. Empress Farah, expecting a child, will not accompany him according to the notice.
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Volpe to Meet Pope Paul VI on Italy Trip
President Nixon cabinet member John A. Volpe plans a Vatican meeting with Pope Paul VI on October 4 during a tour of Italy Spain and England. He will address the Genoa conference on October 8 and meet transport ministers from the three countries before returning October 11.
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England
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Nixon
International Institute of Communications
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Three Nations
Son of Sterling Hayden to face U S draft charges
Christian Winslow Hayden, 21, son of actor Sterling Hayden, pleaded innocent in federal court on charges he failed to report for a physical examination and induction. He scheduled trial for Oct 21 and seeks dismissal claiming violations of domestic international law and moral codes. Hayden was acquitted last year of a related induction charge due to procedural errors by a local draft board.
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U. S. District Court
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Weather Summary for September 23 1969 and Outlook
Yesterday's high 86 and trace precipitation, humidity 42 percent at 4 p.m. Today 9 a.m. humidity 100 percent with a high 84? Noted. The forecast calls for showers Tuesday evening in Florida and from the lower Great Lakes to the Gulf coast, rain in the Pacific Northwest, warmer on the eastern seaboard, and cooler in the upper Midwest.
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Flyer blasts police captain judge libel charge filed
A 19 year old former Ohio University student Barbara S Troy was arrested in Athens for publishing false and malicious libel about Police Captain Charles Cochran and Municipal Judge Franklin Sheeter. She pleaded innocent in Municipal Court and was jailed on a 3000 dollar bond pending a Friday hearing.
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Three Appeals Set Before Zone Board on Oct 2
The mayor's office announced three zoning appeals to be heard by the Zoning Board on October 2 at 7 30 p m Frishs of Athens Inc seeks a variance to build a three retail shop mall at 21 West Union Street M Jean Waite of 23 Brown Avenue seeks a variance to house five students Leroy Bennett seeks a variance to park a house trailer on a lot owned by B J Equipment Co on West State Street
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Brown Avenue
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B. J. Equipment Co
West State Street
Graham Helps Break Down Stereotypes
New York The American Jewish Committee praises Evangelist Billy Graham for challenging the stereotype that Baptists focus only on personal salvation. Rabbi Marc Tanenbaum cites his sermons showing concern for social justice, racial injustice, poverty, war, and the generation gap, helping remove the caricature.
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Billy Graham
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Archdiocese Names Sister Mary Corinne as Assistant
Detroit Cardinal Dearden appoints Sister Mary Corinne, educator and sociologist, as assistant to Auxiliary Bishop Breitenbeck. She will oversee work among 4,000 sisters and 170 brothers in local communities.
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Mary Corinne
John Cardinal Dearden
Ohio NFIB backs federal labor adjudication plan
Ohio members of the National Federation of Independent Business prefer a bill by Rep. William Brock to allow a federal management labor commission and court to arbitrate major interstate strikes. The plan includes a 110 day suspension with continued work and a future settlement timeline.
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Wood charged for obstruction and intoxication in court
Barrington resident Tom R Wood pleaded guilty to obstructing Officer James R Dearth on West Union Street and was fined 10 plus costs. James E Light of Pt Pleasant West Virginia also pleaded guilty to intoxication at Jake's on Court Street and was fined 25 plus costs.
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Barrington, Ill
James R. Dearth
West Union Street
Wood
James E. Light
Pt. Pleasant
W. Va
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Morgan Man Sought in Break In at Fred Lawrence House
A warrant for arrest charging breaking and entering was issued for a McConnelsville man found in a house on Tick Run Road owned by Fred Lawrence at 11 a.m. Monday. Deputies report nothing appeared stolen and the case remains under investigation. Elmer F. Jones of Athens to be named on Gettysburg Republican memorial for GOP national convention delegates.
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Tennessee
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Senate
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Everett Dirksen
McConnelsville
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Tick Run Road
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Amesville
Gettysburg
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Athens
Telephone equipment expansion boosts Plains exchange
The Telephone Co. of Ohio plans unscheduled equipment worth 10400 for 200 new numbers in The Plains. Athens district manager Robert Keatley notes a 37 percent rise in two years, with 825 phones now in the Plains corner, up from 601 in 1967, and completion expected in November. The 60th annual reunion of George Wolfe Sr. descendants is set for Concord Church in Ames Township on Sunday October 5 at noon.
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Plains
Robert Keatley
Athens District
Plains Exchange
George Wolfe Sr
Concord Church
Ames Township
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