Signs Indicate End of Viet War Near
In Saigon Gen Haig met with Thieu for an hour on a revised peace draft. Officials noted Thieu’s readiness to sign with possible further talks and a nearing cease fire. U.S. B52 strikes continued in South Vietnam while Cambodia gains momentum along the Mekong. Washington lawmakers plan antiwar funding limits if talks fail.
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Saigon
Alexander M. Haig Jr
Nguyen van Thieu
Haig
Thieu
Cambodia
Thailand
Laos
National Security Council
Washington
Nixon
South Vietnam
Soviet Union
China
United States
Kolbert
da Nang
U.S
Mekong
Lee Hamilton
D-Ind
House
Democrats
Common Cause
Indochina
Plan Unveiled for Hocking Technical College Campus Expansion
The board reviewed a nine map master plan by Kellam Foley Architects for a new Hocking Technical College campus on Athens Two Road near Rt 33. Phase One includes 88,000 sq ft with labs and classrooms, aiming for 1976 77 completion and 1,500 to 1,800 students by 1979 80 potential growth to 3 000 with adult and transfer programs. Trustees accepted 441 600 from Public Law 90 576 for a health manpower facility and hired Donald Allen as medical records instructor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hocking
Bureau of Vocational Rehabilitation
Forest Service
Ohio Board of Regents
Athens Two. Rd
Rt. 691
C&o
Hocking River
Donald Allen
Athens
Federal Housing Freeze Threatens Ohio Jobs And Projects
Ohio faces a $300 million hit to low income housing projects and a slowdown in construction as the federal freeze on subsidized housing delays or halts development. Ohio Housing Development Board Executive Secretary William Losepcy warns of job losses and project cuts, with about eight state projects and 50 others waiting at HUD. He notes state authority to issue revenue bonds could help, but OMB holds the power behind the pause.
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Columbus
Ohio
William Losepcy
Ohio Housing Development Board
Tuesda
U.S
Department of
Housing and Urban Development
Losency
Nixon
HUD
OHDB
General Assembly
Federal Office of Management and Budget
George Romney
Office of Management and Budget
Youth Drowns After Ice Break at Country Club Pond
David Thornhill age 10 of Cincinnati drowned Tuesday after falling through the ice of a pond on the Cincinnati Country Club golf course. The incident occurred during daytime, with authorities coordinating rescue efforts and investigators reviewing the scene.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
David Thornhill
Cincinnati Country Club
Nixon to Lift Heating Oil Import Curbs
Rep. Silvio Conte says President Nixon will drop all quotas on No. 2 heating oil imports for four months to ease a widening fuel shortage. Gen. George Lincoln of the Office of Emergency Preparedness will hold a news conference on the quotas.
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Washington
Nixon
Silvio O. Conte
Rmass
Conte
White House
George A. Lincoln
Office of Emergency Preparedness
Midwest
Mid-Atlantic
New England
Injunctive Hearing Held Over Green Valley Mobile Homes Case
Judge Harley Meyer presided as Wilbur Fuller owner of Green Valley Mobile Homes, Inc. Logan Rt. 2, seeks a permanent injunction against Robert Holbrook doing business as Green Acres Mobile Homes, Logan Rt. 2. A temporary injunction bars operations and advertising at the new Rt. 664-33 location across from Green Valley until the hearing.
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Harley Meyer
Wilbur Fuller
Green Valley Mobile Homes, Inc
Logan, Rt. 2
Robert Holbrook
Green Acres Mobile Homes
Logan Rt. 2
Hocking
County Common
Ohio Considers Joining Suit Over Impounded Highway Funds
Ohio may join a federal lawsuit led by Missouri seeking release of 5.5 million dollars from the Highway Trust Fund. Transportation Director J Phillip Richley says the move could mark a first major urban state joining the action. Ohio faces 94 million in impounded funds with 53.5 million delayed construction, and a decision will come after talks with Governor Gilligan and Attorney General Brown within 30 days.
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Columbus
Ohio
Missouri
Nixon
J. Phillip Richley
Ohio Department of Transportation
Ridley
Highway Trust Fund
Richley
John Gilligan
William Brown
8Th
U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Kansas City
U.S. Supreme Court
Congress
Armstrong on Panel at Ohio Tourism Conference
State Senator Harry L Armstrong participates in a three day conference co sponsored by the Ohio Travel Council and the state in Cambridge. He joins Sen Marigene Valiquette and Reps John P Wargo and Sam Speck on a panel titled A Legislative View of Travel and Tourism in Ohio Past Present and Future at Salt Fork Lodge Salt Fork State Park. The event aims to spur public private cooperation to promote tourism in Ohio.
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Logan
Cambridge
Ohio Travel Council
State of Ohio
Ohio
Sen. Armstrong
Marigene Valiquette
John P. Wargo
Sam Speck
Salt Fork Lodge
Salt Fork State Park
Armstrong
Hocking Valley Forecast Calls for Clouds and Mild Temps
The region should see cloudy and mild weather with Thursday highs near 60 and overnight lows in the 40s. Today at 11 am it was 49 degrees with an overnight low of 24, while Tuesday recorded a 50 degree high in 1973.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hocking Valley
Gilligan Address Scheduled Tonight
State legislators debated a farmers tax relief plan as Gov. Gilligan prepared to address a joint session at 7 30 pm. The spending bill totals over 9 1 billion, with hearings on a farm property tax assessment change and no fault auto insurance. New ethics code talks and a governor lieutenant governor team proposal also featured in committee actions.
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Columbus
Ohio
John Gilligan
Senate
House
Ways and Means
John Johnson
Orrville
Johnson
Supreme Court
Wayne County
Akron
Cleveland
Harry Meshel
Youngstown
William Batchelder
Medina
Paul Gillmor
Port Clinton
General Assembly
Gillmor
State Government
Michael del ' Bane
D-56
Hubbard
State Supreme Court
Corona Jury Still Deadlocked in Mass-Murder Trial
After five days of deliberation the Corona jury in Fairfield California moved from 8-4 to 11-1 deadlock. Judge Richard Patton ordered secrecy on the majority. Defense attorney Richard Hawk said the Tuesday announcement suggested 11 jurors favored an innocent verdict for Juan V Corona accused of killing 25 migrant farm workers.
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Fairfield
Calif
Juan V. Corona
Richard E. Patton
Richard Hawk
Corona
Gilligan State of the State Address Televise Tonight
The Ohio Educational Television Network will televise Gov. John Gilligan in the State of the State address at 7 30 p m tonight. The program will air on county and statewide stations.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ohio Educational Television Network
John Gilligan
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Technical College
Senate Armed Services Committee
Elliot L. Richardson
Defense
William P. Clements Jr
James P. Schlesinger
Central Intelligence Agency
United Nations
Security Council
Panama
Pamplona
Spain
France
ETA
Felipe Huarte
New York
Los Angeles
Clara Ward
Gilligan
Ronald Mottl
D-24
Parma
Massachusetts
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