Mayoralty and school issues lead Logan primary ballot
The Logan district votes on an 11.5 mill renewal levy and 6.4 mill bond for a school building program. Laurelville voters face a .6 mill bond and 1.7 mill operating levy for a vocational school serving 12 districts in Pickaway and Ross counties. The GOP mayoral and council races feature Merril B. Haney versus Jack N. Moorehead and James Irvine versus Louise Smith, with other Republicans and Democrats running unopposed in the primary.
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Logan City
Laurelville
Pickaway
Ross Counties
Logan
Merril B. Haney
N. Mulberry Sr
Jack N. Moorehead
W. Hunter St
Haney
al Ganoey
Betty Ave
GOP
James Irvine
E. Main St
Louise Smith
N. Mulberry St
Lawrence Holzapfel
Edwin G. Johnston
Robert E. Gosnell
William Evans
James Johnson
Third Ward
Charles Gambrel
Fourth Ward
Sheldon Johnson
George Dunigan
Eugene B. Davis
Virginia Gano
Lawrence Ellinger
Edward Dalton
Russell A. Rice
Robert Schultz
James H. Stewart
Ingraham Smith
Ernest C. Maniskas
Katherine Waugh
Ohio University Probe Centers on Realtors
The Cleveland Plain Dealer reports about a dozen Athens real estate brokers filed complaints with Ohio University over broker Carl K. Clifford handling substantial university real estate business during former OU President Vernon R. Alden’s tenure. OU officials defended Clifford as effective, noting attempts to use the Athens Board of Realtors would expose development plans and raise prices.
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Cleveland, Ohio
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Athens
Ohio University
Carl K. Clifford
Vernon R. Alden
Alden
the Plain Dealer
E. M. Conant
Carl Clifford
Martin L. Hecht
University
Clifford
Plain Dealer
Athens Board of Realtors
Wilmington, Ohio
Wilmington College
Robert E. Hinshaw
Former Wittenberg Professor Dies at 67 in Springfield
Dr. George J. Dudycha aged 67, longtime chairman of Wittenberg University's psychology department for 16 years, died Friday in Springfield. He retired last year after a lengthy academic career.
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Springfield
Ohio
George J. Dudycha
Wittenberg University
Middletown, Ohio
C. William Verity Jr
Armco Steel Corp
Friday
Verity
Logan T. Johnston
George M. Verity
Soyuz 10 Near Dock With Salute Space Station Orbit
Soviet cosmonauts aboard Soyuz 10 moved toward rendezvous with the Salute orbiting station in a landmark plan to form the world’s first orbiting space laboratory. Tass reported the crafts in parallel orbits and steps toward docking with rest periods noted for rest and observation.
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Moscow
Tass
Viets
Soyuz 10
Soyuz
Salute
Soviet Union
United States
Tornadoes and Thunderstorms Hit Deep South Killing Four
Severe weather ripped across the Deep South with tornadoes and thunderstorms causing four deaths and injuring scores. In Ideal Georgia a tornado demolished homes, killing Annie Mae Dyal and injuring 18 others while 17 year old Lecia Howell died in Blairsville. Charleston County South Carolina suffered blackouts as 72 mph winds felled power lines and a C 5A hanger was damaged at Charleston Air Force Base.
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Associated Press
South
National Weather Service
John Schilling
Atlanta
Ideal
Annie Mae Dyal
Lecia Howell
Charleston
Alabama
Nancy Loveless
Lauderdale County
Charleston County
South Carolina
Charleston Air Force Base
Memphis
Tenn
Memphis International
Daylight Time Returns Amid DST Controversy
The nation prepares to spring clocks forward with most states observing Daylight Saving Time starting Sunday. Michigan Hawaii and parts of Indiana Arizona mostly exempted. Georgia legislator Dorsey Matthews decries DST as unholy and for airline and golf interest.
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Michigan
Hawaii
Arizona
Indiana
Georgia
Dorsey Matthews
Moultrie
Inmate cases eyed for drop and transfer in Ohio plan
Lima State Hospital Acting Supt Theodore Reshetylo outlined a program to drop charges against inmates labeled criminally insane and transfer five long-term patients to nearby mental hospitals. A board of two private psychiatrists and Allen County Probate Judge David Steiner will review 100 to 150 cases.
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Lima, Ohio
Theodore Reshetylo
Lima State Hospital
Reshetylo
Lima
Allen County
David O. Steiner
Columbus
Cleveland
Government Buildings Shut Down
Washington protests against Indochina war draw 100000 demonstrators with a peaceful stance. Military police and barriers tighten security near the White House and Capitol. The National Peace Action Coalition pushes for income guarantees and prisoner rights as Nixon hosts weekend at Camp David. West Coast march near San Francisco could reach a quarter million participants.
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Washington
White House
Justice Department
Capitol
Nixon
Camp David
National Peace Action Coalition
Capitol Hill
Capitol Steps
San Francisco
West Coast
Washington, D.C
Don Rosenshine
Indochina
Mideast Talks Called Off Amid Peace Efforts
U Thant heads to Europe to meet with Gunnar V. Jarring as U N peace talks are postponed indefinitely. Jarring will not return to New York to resume negotiations, with Thant to confer in Geneva and Rogger’s Middle East visit delaying the talks.
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U.N
U Thant
Europe
Gunnar V. Jarring
Jarring
Moscow
New York
Thant
Geneva
William P. Roggers
Middle East
U S Planes Duel Red MIG SAMs Over North Vietnam
U S fighter bombers battled a Soviet MIG interceptor and faced heavy antiaircraft fire on day six of intensified air activity over North Vietnam. One American aircraft sustained minor damage as U S forces attacked enemy defenses while B 52s bombed supply routes along the Ho Chi Minh Trail.
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Saigon
North Vietnam
North
U.S
Navy
Ho Chi Minh Trail
Laos
Demilitarized Zone
South Vietnam
A Shau
U.S. Command
Sriday
Mekong Delta
Quang Ngai
da Nang
Meir warns of possible Israeli Soviet air clash
Prime Minister Golda Meir acknowledged the possibility of a confrontation between Israeli and Soviet pilots if Middle East hostilities resume. She said such a clash would be unwelcome but Israel would defend itself and must identify pilots before deciding on actions.
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Jerusalem
Golda Meir
Middle East
Campaign spending bill gains panel approval
Senate Commerce Committee approves a bill setting enforceable political advertising limits and detailed disclosure rules. It permitir s televised debates, adds a $100 per person tax deduction for gifts, and caps individual contributions at 5000 dollars. It also limits media spending to 5 cents per potential voter across radio TV and print media.
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Washington
Senate Commerce Committee
Nixon
Senate
House
Senate Panel Moves to End College Draft Deferments
The Senate Armed Services Committee voted to let President Nixon end college and other student deferments, effective when the draft extension bill becomes law, likely before June 30. The panel kept a two year alternative civilian service for conscientious objectors, while pay provisions diverge from the House version.
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Washington
Senate Armed Services Committee
Nixon
Senate
House
Senate House Conference Committee
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Maine
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Haiti
Francois ‘Papa Doc’’ Duvalier
Black Republic
Francois Wolff-Ligone
National Cemetery
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N.Y
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Calif
Mojave Desert
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Lawndale Industries, Inc
Mideast
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