Arm strong to be inducted into Ohio Conservation Hall of Fame
Ohio conservation honor goes to Logan Republican State Senator Harry Armstrong, recognized for seven years of environmental and legislative work. He co sponsored the 1972 Strip Mine Law and the Lake Erie Fishing Law, chaired the Senate Agriculture Conservation and Environment Committee, and pushed state funding for regional highways. Armstrong retires to a 215 acre Hocking County farm.
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Harry Armstrong
Logan
General Assembly
Armstrong
Ohio
Lake Erie
Ohio Environmental Protection Agency
Senate
Agriculture, Conservation and Environment Committee
Hocking County
Letters on air pollution and parenting ethics in The Messenger
A reader laments Ohio air quality policy and warns of Valley pollution from Gavin plants and a looming increase in electricity costs. The piece urges true pollution controls, mentions sulfur dioxide, and recalls a 1973 Kyger Creek tax rate. It also runs a separate letter urging parents to model genuine care to prevent drug use.
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the Messenger
Ohio
Gavin
Athens
Kyger Creek
Sam
Susie
Clarification on Ohio tax burden studies
Frederick D. Stocker argues the two Ohio tax studies are not inconsistent. He says his retail tax burden finding and Kosydar Sweet's general business tax assessment both reflect valid methods and similar conclusions, with no truth conflict. Stocker stands by the department study as sound and essentially correct.
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the Messenger
Ohio
Robert J. Kosydar
Stocker
Kosydar and Sweet
Ohio Development
Tax Department
Ohio politics and press critique cross-pollination
A reader accuses A J Walker of campaign distortion in Ohio and cites Rhodes Gilligan era deficits and tax hikes. The letter rails against New York Times bias and media power, then ends with dates and a daily thought.
Ohio liquor crackdown targets hidden tavern owners
Ohio officials announced a new law empowering the Department of Liquor Control to crack down on felons and undisclosed owners of liquor venues. The measure treats permit falsifications as first degree misdemeanors with fines up to 1000 dollars and six months in jail, expanding ownership disclosure to include stockholders and significant security interests.
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Columbus, Ohio
Ohio
Department of Liquor Control
Richard E. Guggenheim
Guggenheim
Ohio liquor permit system faces organized crime risks
Ohio liquor director Guggenheim warns permit ownership can be manipulated by ex offenders through false ownership setups and loan schemes. The Liquor Law Advisory Committee formed in 1972 proposed 20 reforms, with ten already enacted by the General Assembly to address inequities and archaic rules.
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General Assembly
Questions Trigger Debate Over CIA and State Truthfulness
Washington is abuzz over whether State Department and CIA officials lied under oath to Congress about U S involvement in Chile's Allende ouster. Perjury talk looms, hearings risk disruption, and officials hint at possible refusals to testify. The dialogue features Secretary Langfroid pleading for counsel as Kissinger is consulted amid national security concerns.
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Washington
State Department
CIA
U.S
Allende
Chile
Kissinger Pressures Truth in Executive Session Hearings
In a tense exchange during hearings, Dr. Kissinger resists sworn testimony unless in executive session. The secretary contends Congress must be informed, while questioning whether truthfulness is possible if disclosures harm the Administration. The dialogue touches on lies, pardons, and constitutional oversight.
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Kissinger
Langfroid
Secretary
Congress
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