Gore Youth 14 Sentenced After Ohio Shooting Case
A 14 year old Gore youth was ruled delinquent and sentenced to the Ohio Youth Commission after a probation violation linked to a June 24 shooting that killed Olive Buckley. Witnesses, including Buckley’s son and daughter, testified as the boy described a sequence from a bicycle incident to a fatal confrontation.
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Gore
Ohio Youth Commission
Hocking County
Rhea Bangert Brown
Olive Jean Buckley
Buckley
Richard Buckley
Baker
Storms Cause Power Outages and Damages in Hocking Valley
Storms Tuesday and Wednesday knocked out power and phone service in the Hocking Valley with Tree limbs down and lines broken in Logan and Goat Run areas. Ohio Power reported outages eased by early Wednesday morning as crews worked around union strikes. A major tree fell on Rt 374 near Old Man's Cave and a limb struck a car in Carbon Hill. Weather improved with a warm weekend forecast and a Friday pool schedule change. There was also a Fourth of July severe weather note with tornado watches and one linked fatality.
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Baker
Buckley
Lee Baker
Hocking
Frank Roe
Logan
Ohio Poweree
Enterprise-Voris Rd
Gore
Goat Run
Ewing
Roe
Kermit Berry
Carbon Hill
Sheriff’s Department
Rt. 374
Old Man’s Cave
E. Hunter St
Ohio Power Co
Associated Press
Ohio
National Weather Service
Julie Says Family Kept Nixon From Resigning
Julie Nixon Eisenhower on her 25th birthday says the Nixon family advised against resignation over Watergate. She notes he lacked advance knowledge of the 1972 break in and later cover up and believes he should finish his work for the country. The family spoke at Camp David and San Clemente after the April 30 resignations.
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San Clemente
Calif
Nixon
Julie Nixon
Eisenhower
White House
Julie
Camp David
H. R. Haldeman
John D. Ehrlichman
Senate
Dean
San Clemente Inn
Skyjacked Plane Lands In Havana
An Argentine Boeing 737 hijacked with 80 aboard landed safely in Havana after stops in Panama Santiago and Lima. The hijacker leader named Pedro Bone expressed thanks to Panamanian officials before landing at 4 21 a m EDT.
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Miami
Fla
Havana
Argentina
Chile
Peru
Panama
Federal Aviation Adminstration
Pedro Bone
Pone
Buenos Aires
Santiago
Lima
Pentagon Drops Misconduct Charges Against Five POWs
Pentagon officials dismiss misconduct charges against five enlisted soldiers after Navy and Marine investigators questioned some of 15 to 20 potential witnesses. Army relied on postwar POW interview transcripts and documents rather than conducting formal interviews. Secretaries Callaway and Warner ordered top lawyers to review the May 29 allegations under direct supervision.
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Washington
Army
North Vietnam
Navy
Marine
Pentagon
Air Force
Theodore W. Guy
Secretary of the
Howard H. Callaway
Secretary of the Navy
John W. Warner
Guy
Volunteer Registrars Announced for Hocking County
Paul A. Corey Ohio Selective Service director says Local Board No. 61 moves to 235 Second St Marietta 45750 and reminds all young men to register within 60 days before turning 18. Locations include Mrs Wilma Ganoey 837 Betty Ave the county commissioners office Courthouse James F McBroom 56 W Main St Starr Washington schools guidance director Harry Westfall 795 Betty Ave Logan schools guidance director.
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Paul A. Corey
Ohio
Hocking County
James F. McBroom
W. Main St
Starr - Washington Schools
Harry Westfall
Betty Ave
Logan
Irish Prisoners Riot near Belfast Injures 42
IRA linked clashes erupt at a camp near Belfast injuring 42 as terrorists set seven buses on fire in West Belfast. Troops report child injuries from a rocket strike and a half hour battle at a nearby prison leaves 12 soldiers and guards and 20 prisoners hurt. Looting follows with $225000 stolen in Lurgan.
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Belfast
Northern Ireland
West Belfast
Irish Republican Army
IRA
Lurgan
Holiday At Home Draws 4100 at Hocking Fairgrounds
The Jaycees report a crowd of about 4100 for the third annual Holiday at Home at the Hocking Fairgrounds. The event, moved to July 4, featured rain interruptions, cancelled acts, a first place laft race winner Ron Schultz, a 10 speed bicycle prize, and a grandstand fireworks finale.
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Jaycee
At Homes Logan
Ray Dennis
Hocking Fairgrounds
Dennis
Miracle-Aires
Gospelaires
Ron Schultz
Westerville
Logan
Hocking River
Lewis Brown
Third St
Concertones
Happiness Entente
Jaycees
Deer Creek Reservoir Closes for Third Time This Season
In Columbus Ohio the Department of Natural Resources closed Deer Creek Reservoir at Deer Creek State Park after heavy rain raised water to unsafe levels. Officials noted the lake near the Pickaway Fayette county line had previous closures for high water and a May drowning prompted the latest shutdown. The reopening date remains unknown.
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Columbus, Ohio
Department of Natural Resources
Deer Creek
Deer Creek State Park
Pickaway-Fayette County
Two Youths Rescued From Lookout Point Ledge
Two 16 year old boys from North Canton were rescued after becoming trapped about 60 feet up a cliff near Hocking Hills Lodge Old Man's Cave. A third youth, 18 from Chillicothe, suffered minor injuries from a fall but received no treatment. The park reported strong holiday attendance with thousands visiting cabins cabins and the lodge pool and lake Logan area drawing thousands more visitors.
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Lookout Point
Hocking Hills Lodge
Old Man's Cave
Pat Sells
Wes Arbaugh
Hocking Hills State Park
David Gang
Tom Marshall
North Canton
Arbaugh
Steve Smith
Chillicothe
Old Man’s Cave
Lake Logan
EPA grant funds Ohio streams pollution study
A 90000 dollar grant to Ohio EPA was approved by the federal EPA. The money, added to 938000 dollars from last year, funds studies of Ohio streams to assess pollution tolerance for plants. Stock market drifted lower with the Dow Jones down 3.91 at noon. Kissinger planned a China trip with talks set in Peking later this month or in early August.
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Washington
Ohio
Environmental Protection Agency
EPA
Chalmers P. Wylie
New York
New York Stock Exchange
San Clemente
Calif
Cambodia
Henry A. Kissinger
Peking
White House
Kissinger
Huang Chen
China
United States
Nixon
Indictments Sought Against Nixon Aides in Watergate
CBS News reports that three Watergate prosecutors recommended conspiracy to obstruct justice indictments against four Nixon aides. Targeted are John N. Mitchell H. R. Haldeman John Ehrlichman and another Mitchell. a New York related case involves a $200000 campaign contribution. Martha Mitchell may attend hearings. Dean testified last week.
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Washington
Nixon
CBS News
U.S
Archibald Cox
Seymour Glanzer
Dean
Haldeman
Ehrlichman
White House
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