Stanton calls for reform of revenue sharing program
U S Rep James V Stanton of Cleveland urged renewal with changes to give mayors and county commissioners more flexibility and to include unemployment as a fund distribution factor. He also proposed dropping publishing requirements and lifting prohibitions on matching funds. He spoke as lead witness at hearings and will keynote Athens County Democratic dinner October 16.
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U.S
James V. Stanton
Cleveland
Stanton
House Government Operations Committee
U.S. Senate
Ohio
Athens County
Democratic Party
Nelsonville
Elks Hall
Angel Ridge Home Hit By Fire
Fire heavily damaged the Roger Walls residence on Angel Ridge Monday afternoon. The Richland Area Fire Department arrived at 12 45 p m and confined the blaze to the living room while smoke and heat damaged the rest of the ranch style home. Mrs Walls was inside when discovered but origin remains undetermined between fireplace sparks or an electrical fault.
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Roger Walls
Angel Ridge
Richland Area
Ohio Bell seeks rate increases before Public Utilities Commission
The Ohio Bell Telephone Company files an application with the Public Utilities Commission of Ohio seeking increases and changes in rates for exchange and toll services and multiple tariffs. The notice asks the commission to approve proposed rates, authorize interim schedule sheets, set an effective date, and grant further relief. A public hearing is scheduled for October 21, 1975 at 9:30 A.M. in Columbus.
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Ohio Bell Telephone Company
Public Utilities Commission of Ohio
P.U.C.O
Commission
The
North High Street
Columbus
Ohio
the Commission
C. K. Esler
SLA Arsenal and Bomb Factory Details Revealed
FBI inventory from two San Francisco apartments linked SLA to weapons and bombs and to files on business and government figures. Items include 17 guns, pipe bombs, wigs, phony IDs, and clippings about Bank of America Wells Fargo NWLF Safeway and World Airways.
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San Francisco
Symbionese Liberation Army
Patricia Hearst
Wendy Yoshimura
SLA
William
Emily Harris
FBI
Miss Hearst
Harrises
Miss Yoshimura
Yoshimura
Harris
Marysville
Bank of America
Wells Fargo
la Sierra
Hibernia Bank
Sacramento
Atty
Geoffrey Burroughs
Crocker Bank
Carmichael
Guild Savings and Loan Co
Hearst
California
Marx
Pg&e
Charles de Brettville
Bank of California Board
Pacific, Gas & Electric Co
Safeway
New World Liberation Front
NWLF
de Brettville
World Airways
Edward Daly
International Telephone & Telegraph
Gulf
Mobil
Texaco
Standard Oil
Indiana
Evelle Younger
Alameda County
Lowell Jensen
August Economic Index Remains Unchanged
The Commerce Department reported the composite index of twelve indicators stayed flat in August after five months of gains. The report notes a three month rule for trend confirmation and cites stock prices, cash holdings, and building permits as downward forces while longer work weeks and higher orders hint at renewed activity. A separate private study claims over one million Americans have dropped out of the labor market.
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Washington
Commerce Department
Commerce
Labor
Willard Wirtz
Labor Department
Harold Goldstein
National Manpower Institute
Treasury
William E. Simon
Congress
Ford
Ping proposes group to study bargaining at Ohio University
President Charles J. Ping told OU faculty senate he favors forming a nonpartisan study commission to review collective bargaining. The panel would visit other campuses, report findings, and guide a board of trustees vote on bargaining terms. A monitored election would gauge faculty will, then a second vote would choose a bargaining agent.
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Roger Stepic
Charles J. Ping
Ohio University Faculty Senate
Math
Ping
OU Board of Trustees
Osteopathic College
Alden Library
Athens
Gerald A. Faverman
Mayle to Be Charged With Escaping
A Zanesville man, Roger D. Mayle, 23, reportedly attempted to flee the Athens County Sheriff's Office during a parole interview Monday afternoon and was recaptured outside a side door. He had earlier been charged with receiving stolen property. Mayle will face a felony escape charge.
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Zanesville
Athens County
Bank notice under FDI Act for Glouster and Amesville
Notice published under Section 18c of the Federal Deposit Insurance Act involving Glouster Community Bank Glouster Ohio and The First National Bank Amesville Ohio. The document names the banks and locales in a regulatory filing.
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Glouster Community Bank
Glouster
Ohio
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Washington D.C
First National Bank
Amesville
Federal Deposit Insurance Act
The
Public Notice Final Plan for Social Services in Ohio
Ohio plan under Title XX of the Social Security Act aims to restore and improve residents capabilities and self sufficiency, prevent neglect abuse or exploitation, preserve families, provide community based care and improved institutional care where needed. Local counties offer optional social services and accept applications through their County Welfare Department.
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Ohio
County Welfare Department
Adoption and Family Services Directory Update
Directory listing details Borth B. and related programs for adoption foster care day care home delivered meals homemaker and home health aide housing information referrals legal and mental health services plus nutritional protective services for adults.
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Ohio
Driver Pleads Innocent To Vehicular Homicide Charge
Chauncey man Gary F. Richards, 23, pleaded innocent in Municipal Court to vehicular homicide. A jury trial was requested, with Judge Franklin Sheeter setting a Nov. 5 date. The Sept. 20 Route 13 crash between Chauncey and Millfield killed Terry Lynn and Kathryn F. Zarley.
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Chauncey
State Highway Patrol
Gary F. Richards
Franklin Sheeter
Richards
Millfield
Terry Lynn
Kathryn F. Zarley
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Rolling Stone Magazine
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Howard Kehn
Patty Hearst
Simon
Treasury Department
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Ways and Means
Edwin H. Yeo III
Banco Ree
Cmumeno
Cie Suci
Otpl
Carpenter
Murl Galaway
Temple United Methodist Women
Alden
Mayle
Amesville, Ohio
WIN Child Care
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WIN Employment Services
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Department of Public Welfare
E. Broad St
Athens County Welfare Department
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Lancaster Street
James A. Rhodes
Raymond F. McKenna
Ohio Department of Public Welfare
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