Trustees Seek Court Names For Varicose Veins Foundation
The Kachelmacher estate executors ask Hocking County Probate Court to appoint new trustees to receive estate assets for a proposed Varicose Veins Foundation. They seek to transfer assets, locate the main office in South Logan, and possibly rename the foundation. The Ohio attorney general has approved the application. The case stems from a 1917-dated will with a timing deadline of Sept. 12.
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Nils L.C. Kachelmacher
Hocking County
Rhea Bangert Brown
Ohio
Kachelmacher
South Logan
Kachelmacher Varicose Veins Research Foundation
Kachelmacher Center For
Hocking Valley Community Hospital
Mayo Clinic
Rochester
Minn
Leslie Johnson
Rachelmacher
Johnson
Ohio State Fair crowds top 223000 on Sunday
Ohio State Fair draws 223000 attendees on Sunday at Columbus as Exposition 69 and Expohio 69 push total to over 718000, 30 percent ahead of last year. Miss Wool of 1969 Barbara Bailey crowned by Gov Rhodes. runner up Tommy Rossetter. Moon rocks dated to 2 to 4.5 billion years old from Apollo 11 study announced in Houston. Dayton newspapers still idle amid labor dispute. Auditor Cloud says he will seek governor or auditor post. Melbourne captain cleared in court martial. San Diego brush fires burn 42700 acres, 650 evacuated. New York stock market flat amid cautious trading.
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Columbus, Ohio
Barbara Bailey
Xenia
James A. Rhodes
Miami Valley
Wilmington College
Tommy Rossetter
Ohio State University
Columbus
Autopsy Delay Shapes Chappaquiddick Inquest Timing
A Wilkes-Barre judge took under advisement a D A T move to dismiss Massachusetts requests for an autopsy on Mary Joe Kopechne. The ruling delays presenting autopsy findings at an Edgartown inquest into her death linked to Senator Kennedy.
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Wilkes-Barre
Edmund Dinis
New Bedford
Mass
Mary Joe Kopechne
Massachussetts
Edgartown
Miss Kopechne
Edward
Sheriff Investigating Six Cabin and Home Break-Ins
Hocking County sheriff’s department probes six break-ins reported over the weekend. Victims include Luther Kneece and Harold Jinks, with entries by pried doors or windows and thefts ranging from firearms and camping gear to food, clothing, and appliances at cabins on Salt Creek Road, Perry Two Road, Stump Run Road, Sunbury, Marion Two Road, and Bauer Road.
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Hocking County
Stump Run Rd
Lawrence
Robert R. Wotring
Columbus
Salt Creek
Sam's Creek Rd
Mark Russell
Marion Two
Bauer Rd
Mead Employees Agree On Pact
Mead Corp and union representatives avoided a strike and announced a new two year contract. Two locals of the Pulp Sulphite and Paperworkers Union had threatened to strike after the old contract expired August 1. The agreement covers about 3,000 maintenance and production workers with details not released.
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Chillicothe, Ohio
Mead Corp
Pulp, Sulphite and Paperworkers Union
Youth Charged With Receiving Stolen Property
An 18 year old Logan area youth was arrested at 11:38 p m on a charge of receiving stolen property. A four bar rel carburetor and an air filter valued at 86 25 were taken from a late model auto left at the Charles Geil car lot and found with the suspect behind Hocking Poultry. He was jailed pending a preliminary hearing before Mayor Merril Haney.
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Logan Rt. 3
Charles W. Mack
Hocking
Mack
Merril Haney
Charles Geil
U S Moves To Meet Threat Near Saigon With Armored Support
U S Air Force transports delivered 18 armored personnel carriers and six antitank guns to the Burop Special Forces camp north of Saigon after reports of enemy armor near the Cambodian border. The weeklong campaign shows reduced fighting but possible new offensives planned around Sept. 1 as Nixon weighs troop withdrawals. The 196th Brigade recovered the helicopter crash site near Da Nang, with eight Americans killed and 160 wounded. South Vietnam debates a scaled back land reform bill in the Assembly.
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Saigon
U.S. Air Force
Burop
U.S
U.S. Army
Stanley R. Resor
Nixon
Vietnam
196Th Light Infantry Brigade
U.S. Command
da Nang
Eli P. Howard Jr
Woodbridge
Associated Press
Oliver Noonan
Norwell
Mass
South Vietnamese Assembly
Administration Reviews Position On Gun Curbs
The Nixon administration weighs its stance against the Eisenhower Commission on gun control proposals. Officials cite constitutional concerns and the cost of national registration while noting no clear link between registration and reduced firearm crime. The commission advocates confiscation of many handguns and state licensing.
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Nixon
National Commission On the
Milton §. Fisenhower
Eisenhower Commission
Department
Donald K. Santarelli
Santarelli
Treasury Department
Senate
Eugene T. Rassides
Secretary of Treasury
United States
Commission
Telegraph of Mississippi telethon raises 1.3 million for Camille victims
A Jackson telethon collected about 1.3 million for Hurricane Camille victims. Donations include 1000 from Irene Mathias of the Red Cross chapter and 458 for the Mississippi Gulf Coast disaster fund. Bob Hope hosted with Eddie Arnold and Pete Fountain. Red Cross seeks 15 million for emergency aid and recovery. Helicopters supplied food to isolated refugees. death toll figures vary with 200 as Gov Williams revised from 300.
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Camille
Jackson
Miss
Famil
Irene Mathias
Hocking County
American Red Cross
Mississippi Gulf Coast
Walnut St
Louisiana
Mississippi
Alabama
Virginia
West Virginia
Red Cross
U.S. Army
Gulf Coast
3Rd Army
Ft. McPherson
Wiggins
Gulfport
Poplarville
John Bell Williams
Logan Teen Skateboard Contest on Market Street Hill
Logan hosts first skateboard contest sponsored by the Teenage Recreation Association Program at 6 pm today. TRAP officers judge and Logan Police Department trophies go to top finishers in grades 7 9 and 10 12. Twenty three animals entered a TRAP pet show at the TRAP Center with 65 attendees. winners list not immediately available.
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Logan
Teenage Recreation Association
Market St. Hill
Logan Police Department
Flood Toll Surges as Virginia Struggles with Camille Damage
In Virginia floods from Hurricane Camille, 74 people were confirmed dead and 109 reported missing as officials monitored a 300,000 gallon gasoline storage tank leak in Richmond. National Guardsmen restricted access to a 29 block area while Coast Guard divers extended search operations downstream.
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Virginia
National
Richmond
The
Coast Guard
Pleasant Logan records 83 degrees with cool low
Weather notes a high of 83 in Logan at ILacm today after an overnight low of 50. Pair and warm weather is forecast for the Hocking Valley tonight and Tuesday.
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Logan
Ilacm
Hocking Valley
Arabs Discuss Proposal For Summit Meet
In Jerusalem Israeli Attorney General Meir Shamgar confirmed a Sydney man confessed to starting the Al Aqsa fire. Arab ministers in Cairo debated Jordan’s summit proposal as calls for a holy war rose. Israeli jets hit guerrilla bases in Jordan and clashes left several dead or wounded. In Baghdad, 15 Iraqis were executed for spying for Israel and the CIA, including two Jews, amid a wider purge.
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Jerusalem
Meir Shamgar
al Aksah
Cairo
Shamgar
Rohen
Church of God
Israel
Jordan
Egypt
Lebanon
Saudi Arabia
Middle East
Amman
Jordan River
Golan Heights
Suez Canal
Baghdad
U.S. Central Intelligence Agency
Teens plead innocent in Athens drug raid case
Seventeen persons age about 17 to 21 pleaded innocent in Athens Municipal Court on narcotics possession charges. Four sought time for attorneys. pleas set Friday. Bond mainly $5,000, two with prior records at $10,000. Arrest followed drug raids on residences in or near Athens.
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Athens, Ohio
Athens
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John C. Owens
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Dayton, Ohio
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Taft
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Australia
John P. Stevenson
Melbourne
Frank E. Evans
San Diego
Calif
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Iwakuni
Japan
John R. Braddon
San Clemente
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Tion
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