Nye Park Report Criticizes Ohio Leaders Over Park Closings
Ohio Lt. Gov. John Brown and several lawmakers are accused of distributing misleading financial data to justify park closings. Natural Resources Director William Nye says the officials urged illegal deficit spending and failed to pass a permanent budget, delaying park reopenings.
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Columbus
Ohio
John Brown
Natural Resources
William Nye
Nye
Copper Wire Theft Reported in Vinton County
McArthur police investigate the theft of 600 feet of No 9 copper wire that arrived at the Dundas depot and was to be delivered to the Vinton Experimental Forest of the Ohio Division of Forestry.
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McArthur
Vinton County
Ohio liquor prices may rise under wage price freeze rules
Columbus AP) Ohio Liquor Director Richard Guggenheim found the state could raise some brand prices under the federal wage price freeze. A prior sale shaved prices, but after the freeze the IRS argued those cuts violated the policy. Prices at May 25 1970 level averaged about $1 higher per bottle. Guggenheim plans no action yet and halted further experimental sales to avoid price freezes.
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Columbus, Ohio
Ohio Liquor Department
Richard Guggenheim
Guggenheim
Nixon
Birthday Party Held For Mrs Maude Whyte In Nelsonville
Mrs Maude Whyte of 516 Chestnut Street Nelsonville was surprised at a party hosted by Mr and Mrs Bernard Carter at 503 Poplar Street. Attending were Mr and Mrs Hod Cope Mr and Mrs Jim Hollenbaugh Mrs Flossie Cope Mrs Bernice Johnson Mrs Mona Bennett Mrs Libby Phillips Mrs Carmen White Mrs Frank McQuire Mrs Margaret Wend Mrs Helen Steenrod plus Bill Fisk Lora Rita Gary and Roger Carter.
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Nelsonville
Maude Whyte
Chestnut St
Bernard Carter
Poplar St
Bill Fisk
Lora
Rita
Gary
Roger Carter
Hocking Valley Hospital Reports Admissions and Discharges
Hocking Valley Community Hospital admitted Mrs. George Walker Gore Mrs. Walter Beougher Rockbridge Merle Stump Mrs Wayne Timberlake Fred Campbell Mrs Sheryl Patterson and Mrs Cora Sapp all of Logan. Dismissed Clarence Loper Mrs Leona Thompson Harley Vandegriff Master John Comer Mrs Harold Smyers and son and Mrs Lewis Warner and son.
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George Walker
Gore
Walter Beougher
Rockbridge
Merle Stump
Wayne Timberlake
Fred Campbell
Sheryl Patterson
Cora Sapp
Logan
Clarence Loper
Leona Thompson
Harley Vandegriff
John Comer
Harold Smyers and Son
Lewis Warner
Good Training Programs Seen As Welfare Problem Solution
Ohio welfare director John Hansan argues long term success lies in training and more jobs not the no work no pay approach. He notes a federal training slot expansion to 6 300 in 1972 could aid over 90 000 ADC mothers and 7 000 male heads of household on ADC. He warns refusals cut public assistance.
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Columbus
Ohio
John Hansan
Hansan
Ohio Work Incentive Program
WIN
Hanson
U.S. Labor Department
Rehabilitation Commission
Bureau of Employment Services
BES
Mount St Mary Hospital Notes Births and Names
Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Guess Logan Route 3 welcomed a son. Other listed individuals include Mrs. Linda Stage Nelsonville Mrs. Charlotte Bailey Nelsonville Mrs. Joanna Evans Nelsonville Alan Ash Zaleski Edward Sharp Nelsonville Mrs. Laverna Simpson Shawnee Route 1 Mrs. Helen Marshall Amos Hawk Mrs. Ruth Davis and Joseph Carter.
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Ronald Guess
Logan Route 3
Linda Stage
Nelsonville
Charlotte Bailey
Joanna Evans
Alan Ash
Zaleski
Edward Sharp
Laverna Simpson
Shawnee
Helen Marshall
Amos Hawk
Ruth Davis
Joseph Carter
Nixon May Name Potis To Supreme Court Post
The report discusses potential nominees including Potis and Rita Hauser as possible additions to the Supreme Court. It notes Justice Harlan's retirement ending a 16 year tenure and outlines the conservative-leaning shift and implications for the Court. Separate brief items mention deer-vehicle collisions in Athens County, with details on drivers Ernest Roten and Suzanne Rutter.
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Nixon
Potis
Supreme Court
Louis D. Brandeis
Burger
Blackmun
Haynsworth
Carswell
William J. Brennan Jr
Potter Stewart
Thurgood Marshall
William O. Douglas
Byron R. White
Harlan
Frankfurter
John Marshall Harlan
Black
Douglas
Brennan
Marshall
Burger and
Burger — Blackmun
Stewart
White
The
Washington Post
Atty
Mitchell
Atlanta Constitution
Rita Hauser
New York
U.S
U.N. Commission On Human Rights
Route 50
Athens
Ernest Roten
Parkersburg
County Rd
Suzanne Rutter
OSU Auto Fee Increase Revoked by Cost of Living Council
The Ohio State UniversityCost of Living Council revoked planned increases in automobile registration fees for students and staff citing a federal ruling requiring prior higher-rate transactions before the wage-price freeze. Other rulings: regular nine monthly faculty raises delayed. promotions and new hires pay at 1971 72 rates. residence hall rates set for 1971 72. most service prices stay at prefreeze levels.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ohio State University
Cost of Living Council
Gilligan Scolds Ohio Officials Over Income Tax Push
Gov. John Gilligan, addressing about 1,000 Ohio municipal officials, criticized indifference to his proposed state income tax. He urged action by local leaders if the plan cannot gain city support, noting the Legislature’s mixed reception and pending conference committee.
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Dayton
Ohio
John Gilligan
Gilligan
Ohio Municipal League
General Assembly
League
Cincinnati
Council
Ohio House
Senate
House- Senate
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