Tri County CAC to reorganize under OEO directives
A four hour meeting at the New Lexington armory outlined steps to reorganize the Tri County Community Action Committee to meet OEO regulations. Dail K Phillips and other OEO officials urged a board composition of one third public officials one third private interest groups and one third poor representatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tri- County
Community Action Committee
New Lexington
Community Action Board
OEO
Chicago
Dail K. Phillips
Ohio
William Albertson
Robert Fox
Phillips
Tri-County Board
CA Board
Richard Greenberg
Tri-County
New Sex Armory
Robert Maurer
Nelsonville
Names Of 6 Indicted Are Revealed
The Hocking County grand jury indicted six individuals led by Phillip H. Zaks of Hatboro Pennsylvania for vehicular homicide in a January death. Charles Ellis of Columbus faced assault with a pistol. Terry Rosser and Robert McDole of Rockbridge were charged with breaking into a cabin. John Salsberry of Logan carried a concealed pistol. Roy Joy of Springfield is jailed awaiting bond. Arraignments set for 9 a.m. April 23 for nine indicted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hocking County Grand Jury
Paul Hartman
Phillip H. Zaks
Hatboro
Charlene E. Culp
Cuyhahoga Falls
Charles Ellis
Columbus
Terry Rosser
Robert McDole
Rockbridge
C. E. Neubaurer
John Salsberry
Logan
Roy Joy
Springfield
Compromise Reported On Gen Tel Rates
In Columbus Ohio General Telephone Co and 23 cities and townships reached a compromise on a nine million dollar rate request. The company would cut its demand by three million, with a joint filing expected to PUCO for approval. PUCO hinted acceptance if no public interest conflict arises.
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Columbus
Ohio
General Telephone Co
General Telephone
Communities and Telephone Company
Public Utilities Commission of Ohio
PUCO
55 Artists Plan To Exhibit Work At Bill Sauer Benefit
Over 400 pieces of art will be displayed Saturday at the Rotary art festival and pancake supper from 11 a.m. to 7 p.m. at the Logan Armory. Proceeds will go to the Bill Sauer car fund. Paintings sculptures ceramics and wood carvings by 55 local artists will be shown. Tickets are $1.25 for adults and 75 cents for children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan Armory
Logan Rotary Club
Kroger’s
Risch Drug Store
Joe Thomas
Bill Sauer
Charlene Smith
Jack R. Slavin
Bryan Blauser
John Berry
Charlotte Mills
Margaret T. Greenman
Margarette Greenman
Mimi Embree
Deborah Bryan
Barbara Blum
Pat Chaney
Terry McFadden
Den
Allied Forces Open Drive In A Shau Valley
South Vietnamese and U S forces launched a new operation against enemy supply bases and infiltration routes in the A Shau Valley near the Laotian frontier. The 101st Airborne Division was flown into Fire Base Fury to prepare the way for South Vietnamese troops. Casualties reported include three South Vietnamese and one American advisor killed, with nine Saigon troops wounded and two North Vietnamese killed.
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Saigon
U.S
A Shau
101St Airborne Division
Fury
Hue
101St Airborne
Central Highlands
Ngo Dzu
Associated Press
Holger Jensen
Pleiku
Governor Gilligan Honors Cincinnati Philanthropist with Award
Governor John J. Gilligan presented Cincinnati philanthropist J. Ralph Corbett and his wife with the first Ohio Arts Council Award for contributions to art in Ohio. The bronze bust by David Hostetler was given at a Queen City Club dinner. The Corbetts through their foundation aided music and art groups and funded Cincinnati Music Hall renovation. Corbett serves on the Cincinnati Symphony board and chairs the 1971 May Festival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
John J. Gilligan
J. Ralph Corbett
Ohio Arts Council
Ohio
Athens
David Hostetler
Queen City Club
Corbett
Cincinnati Music Hall
Cincinnati Symphony
Transfer of Wander Inn liquor permits to A M at 76 W Main St
The Ohio Department of Liquor Control processes an application by Ruby E. Ervin to transfer liquor permits from 63 W. Main St. Wander Inn to 76 W. Main St. under the name A M. Permits cover 3.2 per cent beer and wine for on premises and carry out (D-1) and high powered beer and wine (D-2).
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio Department of Liquor Control
Ruby E. Ervin
W. Main St
A&m
White House Tax Sharing Plans Struggle in Congress
The six special revenue sharing proposals aimed at rechanneling federal aid into $11 billion in block grants face strong opposition from a hostile Democratic Congress. With the $5 billion general revenue sharing plan also in trouble, none of Nixon’s domestic program prospects look good beyond hearings this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Nixon
Congress
House
Ways and Means Committee
Wilbur D. Mills
D-Ark
John W. Byrnes
Wisconsin
Fight Hike In Postage Rates Draws Legal Challenge
Magazines and newspapers sue to halt temporary postal rate increases. They seek a preliminary injunction against a Postal Service board proposal to raise second class mail by about 20 percent in mid May, plus small rises for first class and air mail.
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Washington (Ap
U.S. District Court
Board of Governors of
U.S. Postal Service
Patton dominates 43rd Academy Awards with seven wins
The Patton film led the night with seven Oscars including best picture and best direction. George C. Scott refused the award but it will be kept by the Academy. Glenda Jackson won best actress for Women in Love while other top honors went to John Mills, Helen Hayes, and Franklin J. Schaffner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollywood
Patton
George C. Scott
The
Movie Academy
Britain
Glenda Jackson
John Mills
Ryan
Helen Hayes
Scott
Gen
George S. Patton
New York
Frank McCarthy
Academy
Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences
Daniel Taradash
Taradash
Ing
Francis Lai
Ring Lardner Jr
Miss Jackson
English Midlands
Cypress
Shultz Sees Economy Rebound Halting Tax Cuts
White House rules out immediate tax cuts after a strong first quarter with GNP rising to 1.018 trillion dollars. George P. Shultz said the gain, while not as high as hoped, supports staying on the current policy path and may not rule out tax relief for the year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
White House
Nixon
George P. Shultz
Shultz
Food Stamp Rule Aims Uniform Eligibility Across States
The Nixon administration proposes sweeping food stamp rules to standardize income eligibility nationwide, replacing state discretion. A family of four could earn up to 360 dollars monthly and still qualify, widening access for the poor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Congress
Agriculture Department
Ity
South Carolina
United States
Publication Of 2 Area Papers To End Soon
Nelsonville Tribune and Glouster Press will cease publication soon due to health and staffing issues. Richard Kunzman will keep the McArthur Republican Tribune and his printing business running in Nelsonville and Glouster. The Tribune, 35 years old since 1950, serves 2,950 readers. the Glouster Press, 75 years old since 1954, serves 1,950 readers. The Tribune will run two more weeks. the Glouster paper will publish one more time before ending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Kunzman
Nelsonville
Nelsonville Tribune
Glouster Press
Kunzman
McArthur Republican Tribune
Glouster
Tribune
Weekend Forecast in Hocking Valley Looks Sunny and Mild
Sunny skies and near seventy degree highs are forecast for Saturday in the Hocking Valley. Early today the temperature reached 64 degrees at 11 am, well above Thursday’s 6 degree high, with an overnight low around 28.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hocking Valley
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Tri-County Cac
Marion
Commission
Is Linn
Jody Rieder
Essell Garrett Jr
Dorothy Gates
Ralph Moorehead
David Moorehead
Isabell McLain
Randy Hopstetter
Carolyn Hunter
C. R. Geil
Opal L. Wylie
Freda Stimson
Mary Frances Allen
Glada Russell
Pat Hull
Floyd Hiles
Hayden Dillon
Francis G. Huber
Edith Heine
Richard Brown
Jim Hopstetter
Gerry Epstein
Jim Nibbie
Anita Orwig
Shau
Gilligan
Scott, Jackson
General Motors
Asst
Agriculture
Richard FE. Lyng
Newsmen
Tricia Nixon
Harvard
Edward Finch Cox
Kingston, Ont
Kingston
Karachi
Pakistan
East Pakistan
India
Logan School Board
Russell
Jim Moore
Logan City
Don R. Russell
Mohican Ave
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