Vietnam Peace Accord Faces Strain as US Pressures Hanoi
The United States signals possible collapse of the Paris peace pact with steps against North Vietnam. Navy minesweeping halted, Maurice Williams recalled from Paris talks, and Rogers warns aid will be withdrawn unless North Vietnam adheres. Hanoi accuses the move of prolonging the sea blockade.
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Washington
United States
Hanoi
Vietnam
U.S
Paris
William P. Rogers
North Vietnam
South Vietnam
Cambodia
Laos
Rogers
Nixon
Nguyen van Thieu
Henry Kissinger
Jerry W. Friedheim
Pentagon
Foreign Ministry
U.S. Navy
Maurice Williams
Agency For International Development
Charles W. Wray
State Department
Williams
U.s.-Hanoi
Tamara Hartshorn Remains Hospitalized After Burns
Tamara Hartshorn five year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Larry Hartshorn Laurelville Rt 1 remains a patient at Children's Hospital Columbus after a January burn. She spent weekends with her parents but needs a lengthy stay and welcomes cards to ease long hours.
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Tamara Hartshorn
Larry Hartshorn
Patty Danner
Laurelville Rt. 1
Children’s Hospital
Columbus
Tamara
Heavy Cambodian Action Near Phnom Penh Reported
U S fighter bombers struck Communist positions on the Mekong east bank near Phnom Penh. Cambodians and North Vietnamese forces hold the river corridor from near the capital to the South Vietnam border amid ongoing offensive. Kep coastal town changes hands as government forces retreat and regroup. In South Vietnam, a northwest of Hong Ngu clash with 85 mortar rounds reported. 20 Communist and five South Vietnamese troops killed with 59 government troops wounded.
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Phnom Penh
Cambodia
U.S
Mekong River
Mekong
Phnom Penh-Saigon
Neak Luong
Kep
Ses Sar
Kompong Nung
Phum Tuk
Damnak Chang Deur
Lieve
Kompong Som
South Vietnam
Saigon
Hong Ngu
Gilligan criticizes Senate panel on ERA defeat
Gov. John J. Gilligan voiced deep disappointment after the Senate Elections Committee defeated the Equal Rights Amendment by a 0-3 vote. He urged debate and warned that Ohio action affects the nation, while praising the House for approving the administration's 9.9 billion two year budget without tax increases and noting added funds for state universities.
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Columbus
Ohio
John J. Gilligan
Senate
U.S
Senate Elections Committee
Gilligan
General Assembly
United States
House
State Government
Hocking Youth Arraigned On Marijuana Count
A 17 year old Logan area youth was arraigned in Hocking County Juvenile Court on possession of marijuana. Judge Rhea Bangert Brown found him delinquent and he received a suspended Ohio Youth Commission sentence with strict probation. A second 15 year old was found unruly for truancy and placed on probation.
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Logan Area
Hocking County
Rhea Bangert Brown
Ohio Youth Commission
Brown
Ohio Department announces state park land purchases
The Ohio Department of Natural Resources announces the acquisition of 467 acres for two state parks at a total cost of 227,302 dollars. Eagle Creek Natural Area in Portage County adds 328 acres for 83,552 dollars, while Caesar Creek Gorge Natural Area in Warren County adds 139 acres for 143,750 dollars.
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Columbus, Ohio
Ohio Department of Natural Resources
Eagle Creek
Portage County
Caesar Creek Gorge
Warren County
Mitchell Denies Role In Watergate Planning
Former Attorney General John N Mitchell is quoted denying involvement in Watergate bugging and broader intelligence plans. He says meetings proposed extensive intelligence activity, not mere bugging, and he vetoed the plans. He conflicts with prior sworn statements and faces possible indictments alongside Magruder and Dean.
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Washington
Atty
John N. Mitchell
Nixon
Mitchell
Lesley Stahl
CBS
New York Times
Jeb Magruder
G. Gordon Liddy
Magruder
White House
John W. Dean III
Liddy
Dean
Senate
Associated Press
Justice Department
Good Friday Services Across World Mark Easter
Christians worldwide attended Good Friday services ahead of Easter. In Rome Pope Paul VI led noon rites in St. Peter's, later carrying a cross from the Colosseum to the Temple of Venus ruins in the Way of the Cross. The pope washed the feet of 12 children at the Lateran Basilica, urging all to revive Jesus’s example. In Jerusalem thousands joined in the Old City for Easter and Passover crowds.
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Associated Press
Calvary
Jerusalem
Rome
Paul VI
St. Peter’s Basilica
Colosseum
Temple of Venus
Lateran Basilica
Christ
Jesus
Old City
Certified To Close 40 Stations By Oil Company
Certified Oil Co announced it will close 40 of its 265 gas stations amid a gasoline shortage. Executive VP Dean Walcutt warned price could rise 50 cents a gallon in months if federal and court actions on petroleum curbs continue. About 200 employees will lose jobs across Ohio Indiana Pennsylvania Virginia.
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Columbus, Ohio
Ap) Certified Oil Co
Dean Walcutt
Walcutt
Ohio
Indiana
Penn- Virginia
EPA proposes air rules to curb new projects
EPA urges states to review major projects and related mobile source emissions to prevent air-quality violations. The proposed rule follows a court ruling that states must maintain standards once achieved, with final regulations due by June and revised plans by August.
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Washington
Environmental Protection Agency
EPA
Natural Resources Defense Council
NRDC
Tornadoes and Blizzard Sweep Plains and Midwest
A blizzard struck the northern Plains with eight to seventeen inches of snow in Casper Wyoming and Paragould Arkansas saw about 3,000 residents flee floods. Tornadoes damaged Ada Oklahoma Batesville Arkansas and hit central South Dakota with eight inch rains and hail. Three injured as concrete slabs fell at the International Amphitheatre during a Disney on Parade show.
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Associated Press
Plains
Casper
Wyo
Montana
Wyoming
South Dakota
Mississippi Valley
Oklahoma
Texas
Paragould
Ark
Ada
Arkansas College
Batesville
Arkansas
Tennessee
Nebraska
Kansas
Chicago
International Amphitheatre
Walhonding Ave Project Plans Submitted to State
Howard Gifford of the Ohio state highway department says the Walhonding Avenue improvement, funded partly by federal and State Issue I money, will extend into next year. Logan consultant James Guthrie submitted plans. cost rose from 70 000 to about 219 000 with 103 000 federal and 50 000 state funds requested. EPA review and a potential public hearing will follow if funds are approved. The State Issue I program may extend beyond its original five years.
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Walhonding Ave
Howard Gifford
Division 10
State Highway Department
James Guthrie
Logan
Gifford
Federal Environmental Protection Agency
EPA
DAV Chapter Fund Tops 1200 For Logan Boy’s Medical Care
The Sam Buchanan Chapter 68 DAV reports about 1200 raised for Raymond C Winner Jr of Rt 93N Logan to help with leukemia related medical costs. The boy has spent time at Children’s Hospital Columbus and is awaiting surgery in the near term. Donations are requested in care of Sam Buchanan Chapter 68 DAV 5142 S Mulberry St Logan 43138.
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Sam Buchanian
DAV
Raymond E
Logan Rt. 4
Raymond
Raymond C. Winner
Children’s Hospital
Columbus
Sam Buchanan
S. Mulberry St
Logan
Former State Workers Given Terms In Prison
In Columbus Ohio two former Ohio Division of Securities employees Carl Lawrence and Tommy Richardson were sentenced to one to ten years each for bribery. Lawrence led enforcement while Richardson was an examiner. They were found guilty of soliciting a $20 000 bribe from Columbus attorney Edwin Tuttle amid a securities division probe.
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Columbus, Ohio
Ohio Division of Securities
Franklin County Common Pleas Court
Carl Lawrence
Tommy J. Richardson
Lawrence
Richardson
Columbus
Edwin Tuttle
Securities
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