Tri County Board UKs 1970 Budget Approved
The Tri County Vocational School board approved a total 1970 budget of 815227 dollars for the Vocational School, with general fund 679927 dollars and other funds for lunch, uniforms and bond retirement. Anticipated receipts total 349,? that include real estate and personal property taxes plus state and fund allocations.
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Tri - County Vocational School Board
Technical Institute
Tom Porter
Tri-County
Bernard Densmore
Joe Beshara
Erty
Ohio Department of Education
Uniform Supply
Five More File Petitions For Trustee Posts
Five candidates filed petitions with the Hocking County election board for township trustee posts in the November general election. Names and filings include Opal Mosure of Rockbridge, Leonard McMillin of Haydenville, Raymond A. Wollett of Union Furnace, Harold Douglas of Glouster, and Clarence Huffman of Benton Township. The nonpartisan filing deadline is August 6.
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Hocking County Election Board
Opal Mosure
Rockbridge
Good Hope
Leonard McMillin
Haydenville
Green
Raymond A. Wollett
Union Furnace
Starr
Harold Douglas
Glouster Rt
Ward
Clarence Huffman
Logan Rt
Benton
Nixon Declares 23 Ohio Counties Major Disaster Area
President Nixon declared 23 Northern Ohio counties major disaster areas after a weekend of tornadoes storms and floods The initial federal allocation of 1 million dollars will aid repair and replacement of publicly owned property and health and sanitation measures The Office of Emergency Preparedness will coordinate the response and more aid may follow
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Columbus
Ohio
Nixon
James A. Rhodes
Office of Emergency Preparedness
Rhodes
Finishing Course to Resurface Three Streets Thursday
F. H. Brewer Co plans a finishing course on Thursday for Walnut Street between Hunter and Vine, and Market Street between Second and Front. Traffic will be restricted with barricades under Pen kerson guidance and towed vehicles warned. Weather permitting, resurfacing on Main and West Hunter begins Monday from Culver Street westward.
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F. H. Brewer Co
Walnut St
Hunter St
Vine Sts
Market
Spring Sts
Front
James Parkenson
Brewer
Main
W. Hunter Sts
Rt. 33
Culver St
Parkinson
Mulberry St
GOP Bid For Fast Surtax Action Denied
Washington AP report on Senator Long opposing a Republican move to rush the surtax extension from the Senate Finance Committee. Senate leaders discuss amendments proposed by Kennedy in eight reform areas, with Long cautioning hearings next week and rejecting oil depletion changes. President Nixon and aides urge quick enactment to curb inflation.
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Washington
Russell B. Long
Senate Finance Committee
Everett M. Dirksen
Finance Committee
Senate
Long
Edward M. Kennedy
Kennedy
Dirksen
Nixon
House
Union To Picket Ravenna Highway Division 4 HQ
The Joint Organizing Council of the Operating Engineers and Laborers Union said it will picket the state highway department Division 4 headquarters in Ravenna on July 22 as part of its organizing drive for state workers.
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Columbus, Ohio
The
Operating Engineers and Laborers Union
State Highway Department
Division 4
Ravenna
Wheeler Sweeps Saigon For Vietnam War Lull Review
In Saigon Gen. Earle G. Wheeler arrives to assess a four week slowdown as Adm. John S. McCain Jr. joins, with talks focusing on whether to curb offensive operations and potential troop withdrawals beyond 25,000 by Aug. 31. U.S. Command cites 26 enemy shellings and an ambush with American casualties and helicopter losses.
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Saigon
South Vietnam
Earle G. Wheeler
U.S. Joint Chiefs of Staff
Washington
Wheeler
U.S
John S. McCain Jr
Pacific
Phuc Vinh
McCain
Creighton W. Abrams
Vietnam
Defense
Melvin R. Laird
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Laurelville Firemen Carnival Opens With Large Turnout
About 1200 people attended opening night of Laurelville's annual Firemen's Carnival. Highlights include the Little Queen Contest at 7 30 p.m with Teen Queen judging at 8 p.m. Thursday. Saturday features a parade of firetrucks, old cars, horses and buggies from area departments.
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Laurelville
Ohio House Spars Over Weaker Fluoridation Bill
In Columbus the Ohio House debated a watered down fluoridation bill with local option on ballot timing and costs. The measure extends fluoridation to about 92 percent of residents, with deadlines for systems of various sizes and local government cost reimbursement proposals.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ohio House
Charles F. Kurfess
Senate
House Health and Welfare Committee
Ohio Health Department
Ways and Means
Michael J. Mal
House
Robert R. Shaw
Stanley J. Aronoff
Cincinnati
Shaw
Arab Israeli gun duels continue across Suez Canal region
Tel Aviv reports one Israeli soldier killed as Egyptian and Israeli forces fire across the Suez Canal in the Dwad Suwar region. In Amman, the Palestine Armed Struggle Command says four guerrillas and several Israeli soldiers died in clashes in the Jordan Valley. Defense Minister Dayan cites 119 Arab saboteurs killed by January 1 to July 7.
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Tel Aviv
Suez Canal
Dwad Suwar
Amman
Palestine Armed Struggle Command
Jordan Valley
Beisan
Moshe Dayan
Knesset
Israel
Stock Market Opens Higher Amid Technical Bounce
The Dow Jones Industrial Average rose to 847.01 at noon after a morning gain. Analysts cited bargain hunting and continued economic uncertainties weighing on the market. Thunderstorms and heat affected various regions, with Park Falls receiving nearly 4 inches of rain.
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New York
El Salvador Presses Move Into Honduras
El Salvador presses its invasion of Honduras despite an OAS cease fire call and calls on Honduran troops to surrender. Salvadorean forces reportedly penetrate up to 20 miles inside Honduras as a seven nation peacekeeping panel seeks a halt to the two day old conflict.
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San Salvador
el Salvador
Organization of American States
Honduras
OAS
Tegucigalpa
Honduras-El Salvador
el Amatillo
Break in Heat Seen Across Northern Plains
Cool air moved into the Northern Plains reducing midsummer heat. Temperatures lowered to the 50s in parts of the Dakotas, with partly cloudy humid conditions expected to persist into Thursday in the Hudson Valley. The day opened at 84 degrees after a 61 low, following Tuesday’s 91 high.
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Montana
Weather Bureau
Plains
Mississippi Valley
Park Falls
Wisconsin
Kalispel
Mont
Needles
Calif
Rockies
Atlantic
Dakotas
Hocking Valley
Apollo 11 lifts off on historic moon voyage from Cape Kennedy
NASA reports Apollo 11 crew led by Neil Armstrong and Edwin Aldrin launched from Cape Kennedy at 12 16 p m EDT on a 2 5 hour ride to the moon. Michael Collins remained in orbit as Armstrong and Aldrin proceed to the lunar surface with a flags planting and plaque to mark the first human lunar landing.
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Cape Kenndy
Fla
America
Space
Neil A. Armstrong
Air Force
Edwin E. Aldrin Jr
Michael Collins
Earth
Moon
Cape Kennedy
Mission Control Center
Houston
Saturn
Armstrong
Mission Control
Atlantic Ocean
Aldrin
United States
Solar System
Pope Urges Space Prayer for Apollo 11 Mission
Pope Paul VI urged Christians to pray for the Apollo 11 astronauts facing difficulties on the moon mission. In Castel Gandolfo he spoke of Verne’s lunar fantasy becoming reality and prayed for safe return. American church leaders joined Protestants and Orthodox in a nationwide prayer call for the astronauts.
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Castel Gandolfo
Italy
Pope Paul
Alban Hills
Jules Verne
Earth
Moon
New York
National Council of Churches
Akron Plant Hit By Union Walkout
The Babcock and Wilcox plant in Barberton was idled as 3,900 production workers did not report for shift after rejecting a company contract offer by a three to one margin. Local 900 of the International Brotherhood of Boilermakers cited the lack of a cost of living increase as the reason. The old contract expired at midnight Sunday.
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Akron, Ohio
Babcock & Wilcox
Barberton
Local 900
International Brotherhood — of Boilermakers
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Tri-County Board
GOP
Oney
Education Committee
Maloney
Gene L. Tosca
Ohio Association of Tobacco Distributors
Tosca
Associated Press
Pope
Akron Plant
Union
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