Nader Calls for Stans Resignation Over Environment Policy
Ralph Nader urged Commerce Secretary Maurice Stans to resign arguing he favors business over the public and has worsened Nixon administration environmental policy. Nader accused Stans of delaying air quality guidelines and failing to enforce environmental laws, urging citizen action to pressure officials.
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Washington (Ap
Maurice Stans
Ralph Nader
Stans
Nader
CBS
White House
Peter Flanigan
Nixon
Crowds Fill Hocking Recreation Areas on Sunday
Perfect summer weather drew large attendance at Hocking County spots over the weekend. Old Man's Cave camping areas hosted 172 units in the main area and 75 in the family primitive section, with 13 844 visitors at Hocking Hills State Park over two days.
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Hocking County
Old Man’s Cave
Hocking Hills State Park
Lloyd Cox
Lake Logan
Logan
Kachelmacher Park
Global and U S News In Brief Clip
Prime Minister Brian Faulkner ordered internment without trial for IRA guerrillas and banned annual sectarian parades in Northern Ireland. British troops arrested about 200 Republican and leftist leaders in overnight house to house searches. The Ohio Bell Telephone Co requested a rate rise totaling 165 million dollars annually across 47 communities. A Coast Guard cutter escorted a pirated yacht back to Honolulu after a high seas chase. Huey P. Newton faces a new hearing after an ill hung retrial on killing charges. Wall Street stocks fell with the Dow at 845.79 after a slow noon session. Mrs Nixon to tour five states championing federal lands for local parks. Nixon returns to work after a New England weekend.
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Belfast
Northern Ireland
Brian Faulkner
Irish Republican Army
Columbus, Ohio
Ohio Bell Telephone Co
Public Utilities Commission of Ohio
Ohio Bell
Four Los Angeles officers acquitted in Mexican citizens shooting case
Four Los Angeles police officers were acquitted of civil rights violations in the fatal shooting of two unarmed Mexican citizens. The case stemmed from a court ruling that the deaths occurred in a so called mistake.
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Los Angeles
U S Bombers Fire On Red Gunners Near DMZ
U S fighter bombers conducted their 48th strike of the year inside North Vietnam with B52s targeting gun sites south of the DMZ. The missions aimed at antiaircraft defenses and troop concentrations near Cam Lo and Fire Base Fuller.
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Saigon
North Vietnam
Demilitarized Zone
U.S
Dmz
Cam Lo
Fuller
Hammon Joins Logan Lions Cheer Club
Harry Hammon of 257 Midland Place is named to this week's Cheer Club by the Logan Lions Club. He is in room 714 at Grant Hospital in Columbus. Lions plan to send a bouquet. friends and relatives are asked to send cards and letters.
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Harry Hammon
Midland Place
Logan Lions Club
Hammon
Grant Hospital
Columbus
Lions
Unknown Moon Rock Factors Stymie Plant Growth
Apollo 15 astronauts avoid quarantine as no moon bugs found. 175 pounds of rocks from Apollo 15 will undergo thorough analysis for health risks and to study unknown lunar factors that can kill earthly microbes and affect plant growth.
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Space Agency
Gerald Taylor
Manned Spacecraft Center
USSR India Sign 20 Year Peace Treaty
New Delhi says the 20 year pact binds the Soviet Union and India in peace and cooperation with no automatic military aid. Article nine commits each to avoid assisting third parties in armed conflict against the other and calls for mutual consultations to preserve peace amid tensions with Pakistan and China. India expects U S support for Pakistan.
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New Delhi
India
Soviet Union
Pakistan
Swaran Singh
Asia
Andrei A. Gromyko
Singh
East
Russia
China
United States
America
Central Treaty Organization
Southeast Asia Treaty Organization
Disney Complex Hunts Employes
Orlando AP report says Walt Disney World seeks 5500 hires with strict appearance rules before opening Oct 1. Eastman notes guidelines favor short hair natural makeup for women and no long hair for men as part of casting roles in the 300 million fantasy world.
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Orlando
Fla
Walt Disney World
Disney
Tom Eastman
Eastman
Man Injured Unloading Tractor at Local Station
A Columbus man was seriously injured at 12 35 p m today at the Leffler Marathon station at S Mulberry and E Front Streets while unloading a tractor from a truck. The Tol lver Curl Paving Contractors worker had his leg crushed when brakes failed. He was taken by ambulance to Hocking Valley Community Hospital. Paving crews were to begin blacktopping at the station today.
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Columbus
Leffler
S. Mulberry
E. Front Sts
Marathon Station
Tolliver & Curl Paving Contractors
Hocking Valley Community Hospital
Ohio House Eyes Probate Reform and Tax Debate
The Ohio House moves to vote on a probate reform bill amid Senate tax and budget wrangling. A House amendment would raise the probate exemption to 10 000 but leaders seek a 5 000 compromise. A separate measure would allow a surviving spouse to receive a decedent’s share without probate. Senate panels continue reviewing the 1.5 billion income tax package and education and budget appropriations.
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Columbus
Ohio
Senate
Ohio House
House Democrats
Ronald Motts
Mottl
General Assembly
House
Ways and Means
Michael Maloney
R-7
Cincinnati
Senate Education and Health
Senate Finance
Fair Mild Weather Dominates U S Across Regions
The Associated Press reports fair skies from the Pacific Coast to the Middle Atlantic with warm humid Gulf air in the southern Gulf states. In the Hocking Valley, cloudy with 60s is forecast tonight, while 11 a.m. readings reach 79 after a 49 overnight low. Tuesday expects partly cloudy warm and humid conditions with highs in the upper 80s.
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Associated Press
Pacific Coast
Middle Atlantic States
Gulf
Gulf States
Hocking Valley
Heatwave Bakes Pacific Northwest and Southwest
Dense fog gave way to swirling haze as heat soared with western Washington topping 100 degrees and Death Valley reaching 119. Temperatures before dawn ranged from 53 in Arcata California to 98 in Needles California.
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Pacific Northwest
Washington
Southwest
Death Valley
Calif
Arcata
Needles
Ohio Development Chief To Speak At Nelsonville Dinner
Dr. David C. Sweet director of the Ohio Department of Development will speak at Nelsonville Industry Appreciation Dinner during Parade of the Hills. The event Tuesday Aug 24 at 6 30 p m at Tri County Vocational High School. Reservations due Aug 20.
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David C. Sweet
Ohio Department of Development
Nelsonville
Nelsonville Board of Trade
Tri-County Vocational High School
Sweet
Battelle Memorial Institute
Battelle
Webster
N.Y
SixHour Clash Reported In Lebanon Hills
Israeli troops battled Palestinian guerrillas for six hours in southern Lebanon near Hebbariye on Mt. Hermon’s western slopes. Commandos say units advanced into Lebanon with armored cars and halftracks. The fighting spread toward Gachaya with casualties reported on both sides. Anwar Sadat pressed for full Sinai withdrawal within six months before renewing Suez talks.
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Associated Press
Lebanon
Beirut
Hebbariye
Mt. Hermon
al Fatah
Gachaya
Egypt
Anwar Sadat
Suez Canal
Israel
Sinai Peninsula
East Bank
Columbus Disturbance Ends in Four Arrests Near OSU
Police reported quiet around Ohio State University after a disturbance involving about 300 youths Saturday night. Four people were arrested in connection with the protest against a nearby fast food restaurant restricting loitering on its premises.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ohio State University
OSU
Jury Names To Be Chosen In OU Probe
Ath ENs County officials will draw venire names for a 15 member special grand jury to probe alleged conflicts of interest involving Ohio University administrators. Judge Howard Goldsberry is named visiting judge to impanel and charge the jury. Governor Gilligan directed the investigation into insurance banking and real estate dealings tied to the university.
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Columbus, Ohio
Athens County
Ohio University
Howard Goldsberry
Pike County
Ohio Supreme Court
John W. Bolen
Athens County Common Pleas Court
John J. Gilligan
Attorney General
Butch Valentine Tops Hocking County 4-H Horse Show
Butch Valentine earned the high point trophy and won the Hocking County championship in the Boots and Saddle club event at the fair grounds. Natalie Clark placed second with Cheryl Moore Denise Daubenmier Jerry Moore and Sandy Lohr following in the county standings. The top three finishers advance to the Ohio State Fair. Denise Daubenmier won the Boots and Saddle club championship with Sandy Lohr Lori Walker Jody Martin and Carla Risch in the running order.
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Butch Valentine
Hocking
Boots and Saddle Club
Fairgrounds
Natalie Clark
Cheryl Moore
Denise Daubenmier
Jerry Moore
Sandy Lohr
Lori Walker
Jody Martin
Carla Risch
Tangled Web of Contractor Influence in Vietnam Generators
A House Armed Services subcommittee report cites a tangled web of contractor influence over Marine Corps personnel as hundreds of faulty Consolidated Diesel Electric generators sold since 1967 powered radar units in Vietnam. The report links defective units to Marine casualties and notes possible DOJ prosecution. it names Daniel Elmore, Daniel Ross, and Jennings McLain as key figures amid four contracts totaling over $27 million and $2.6 million in repairs.
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Washington
Vietnam
U.S
Marine Corps
House Armed Services Investigating Subcommittee
Justice Department
Consolidated Diesel Electric Co
Old Greenwich
Conn
da Nang
Consolidated
Daniel Elmore
Daniel Ross
Elmore
Ross
Pentagon
Jennings McLain
McLain
Marine Corps Procurement Division
Subcommittee
Illegal Dumping Bond Forfeited In Hocking County Case
Robert Taylor forfeited a $33.50 bond in Hocking County Court on a charge of unlawfully disposing of waste. County game protector Marvin Nungester filed the charge after Taylor allegedly dumped cans bottles papers and debris near Lime Bank Road in Wayne National Forest on July 3.
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Robert Taylor
Second St
Hocking
Marvin Nungester
Nungester
Taylor
Lime Bank Rd
Wayne National Forest
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