Ohio Senate committees study school program details
Three Senate committees will review the House passed 1.6 billion education tax bill as the General Assembly nears a likely end of session. Hearings focus on spending shifts rather than total funds while not increasing overall spending. a liquor tax proposal may be added for about 37 million over two years.
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Columbus
Ohio
Senate
General Assembly
Ways and Means Committee
Michael J. Maloney
Cincinnati
Maloney
Education Committee
Finance Committee
Bellefontaine
House
Sino Soviet talks resume after border flareup
In Moscow the Chinese Communist delegation agrees to return to negotiations with Soviet officials after a two day walkout in Khabarovsk over border river shipping. Tass notes talks will cover traffic maintenance and river shipping rules while rejecting broader territorial claims. Both sides report readiness to continue.
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Moscow
Khabarovsk
Amur
Tass
Soviet Union
Kremlin
China
Peking
Chou Enlai
Asia
Trial Set In Fraud Case Against John Joy
A petit jury trial is scheduled in common pleas court Wednesday for John Joy 38 Logan Route 3 on a count of fraud. Joy indicted for writing a bad check for 20 dollars to Logan Carry-Out on September 23. He also faces grand larceny charges for stealing two calves valued at 150 dollars from James Ucker on January 5.
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Common Pleas
John Joy
Logan Rt. 3
Joy
Logan
James Ucker
Daring man ends chase of escaped prisoners in Louisiana
In Natchitoches Parish a local man restrained three armed fugitives held from a jail escape. Pettitt was wounded. Sumner and Williams were captured. The trio had terrorized 13 hostages across eight parishes during a 15 hour manhunt led by Texas Rangers, state police, and the FBI.
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Natchitoches
James Marion Sumner
Garry Robert Williams
Luther Pettitt
Houston
Tex
Gregg County
Longview
Sumner
Williams
Natchitoches Parish
Pettitt
Confederate Memorial
FBI
Texas Rangers
Louisiana
John McKeithen
Leo Martin
Flatwoods
Kisatchie National Forest
Martin
State Seeks 15 Acres For Old Man's Cave
The Ohio Department of Natural Resources seeks to appropriate 15 acres in Benton Township abutting Old Man's Cave for park development. The parcel, appraised at 4000 dollars, is bordered by state land and includes interests of Fred Liff and descendants of Mary C. Morlan. Defendants include Leonard Myers and Ralph Moorhead along with nine Columbus residents and two from Bradley Illinois.
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Ohio Department of Natural Resources
Benton
Old Man’s Cave
Fred Liff
Mary C. Morlan
Columbus
Bradley, Ill
Leonard Myers
Ralph Moorhead
Congress Debates DC Police Band and Runaway JUveniles
Washington House of Representatives tackles DC issues beyond policy including allowing Park and White House police to join the Metropolitan Police Band. It also considers DC Maryland Virginia compacts to recapture runaways, licensing foot doctors, widow police retirement benefits, and late summer work hours for youths. The District Committee, loyal to southern lawmakers, guides these DC bills. A museum plan for the city’s first synagogue also features on the floor.
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Congress
Washington
District of Columbia
House of Representatives
House
U.S. Park
Maryland
Virginia
D.C
Police Department
Recreation Sites Busy Over Weekend
Hocking County rec areas drew strong turnout over the weekend with 135 Class A camping units at Old Man's Cave Saturday night and 50 today. Hocking Hills State Park reported 11 816 weekend attendance with 4 308 Saturday and 7 508 Sunday. Lake Logan officials praised the weekend at the lake and swimming beach with 498 pool patrons Saturday and 434 Sunday.
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Hocking County
Old Man’s Cave
Hocking Hills State Park
Lake Logan
Logan
Columbus Scout Found OK After Overnight Missing
Anthony Phillips aged 18 from Columbus was reported missing after an unscheduled all night campout at Greenhills Scout Reservation. He separated from his unit around 11 a.m. Sunday and was found by a search party shortly before 9 a.m. today. He received a routine checkup at Hocking Valley Community Hospital for minor scratches. A Greenhills spokesman noted he is a new scout and unfamiliar with camping procedures.
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Anthony Phillips
Columbus
Greenhills
Phillips
Hocking Valley Community Hospital
Unmanned Soviet Luna 15 Aims For Moon First
Moscow reports Luna 15 was launched toward the moon with speculation it seeks moon soil samples to preempt Apollo 11. If successful, it could approach the moon around the U S landing and return material to Earth, prompting mixed reactions from NASA and observers.
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Moscow
Earth
United States
Tass
U.S
U.S. National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Donald Stullken
NASA
Cape Kennedy
Fla
Astro
Naut
Frank Borman
Soviet Union
Borman
Paving Finished On 3 Bridges On Logan Bypass
The three bridges carrying relocated Rt. 328 over the four lane Rt. 33 Logan bypass Hocking River and C and O railroad are paved. A J Baltes Inc is doing preliminary work before paving the Rt. 328 interchange. Approach slabs slated two weeks before Rt. 328 paving. Crews dress up road fill on the final Logan bypass section.
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Union Furnace Rd
Logan Bypass
Hocking River
C&o Railroad
A. J. Baltes, Inc
Logan
Apollo 11 Crew Set For News Conference Tonight
Apollo 11 astronauts Armstrong Aldrin and Collins prepare for a nationwide news conference on PBS and major networks from Cape Kennedy. The launch window remains 9 32 a m EDT Wednesday as countdown and tests proceed without reported problems.
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Cape Kennedy
Fla
Neil A. Armstrong
Edwin E. Aldrin Jr
Michael Collins
Space Agency
Make Believe
Moon
Armstrong
Aldrin
Meeting Set Wednesday On West Logan
Hocking County sanitarian David Mingus has arranged a joint meeting of city and county officials at 8 30 p m Wednesday in City Council chambers to discuss a proposed West Logan sanitary sewage disposal agreement. County officials were ordered to appear before the Ohio Water Pollution Control Board August 8 with a disposal contract.
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David Mingus
Hocking County
West Logan
Ohio Water Pollution Control Board
Edwin Johnston
Merril Haney
James Parkinson
Forrest Moore
Mingus
New Enemy Push May Be Developing
U S forces clash with moving enemy in northwest of Saigon as commanders warn of a possible new Communist push. Fifty two enemy were killed in the fighting including ten on Black Virgin mountain near Tay Ninh. Marines begin withdrawal from Da Nang with 2800 men of the 9th Marine Regiment set to leave by August end. The 1st Infantry Division and the 650th Medical Detachment also prepare to depart.
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Saigon
U.S
Tay Ninh City
da Nang
9Th Marine Regiment
South Vietnam
Nixon
9Th Infantry Division
650Th
United States
9Th Division
1St Infantry
Black Virgin Mountain
1St Division
Peter Copeland
Hous
Sultry Air Remains Across Large Areas
The nation endures sweltering summer heat with 15 states above 100 degrees for a second day. Highs remain warm with forecasts of hotter conditions in the Hocking Valley tonight and Tuesday as temperatures linger around 80 after a 64 degree low.
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Hocking Valley
Temperature swings as humidity rises across the nation
Temperature contrasts were noted as humidity increased across the South and Midwest while cooler, drier air advanced into the Northeast. New England saw cool drizzly conditions with showers, and thundershowers hit the upper Mississippi Valley and Gulf Coast. Meridian Mississippi saw over an inch of rain in six hours. early temps ranged from 96 at Needles California to 45 at Mullan Idaho.
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New England
Mississippi Valley
Gulf Coast
Rocky Mountains
Meridian Miss
Needies
Calif
Mullan
Idaho
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Curt) Parry
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James A. Rhodes
Neil Armstrong
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