Manning Seeks Senate Nod After House Fluoridation Vote
Ohio Representative Robert A. Manning announced plans to seek Senate rejection of amended fluoridation legislation after the House 56 to 38 vote. The bill now includes a May primary referendum in nonfluoridated areas and allows local governments to bill the state for fluoridation setup and upkeep.
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Beer Spill After Crash On Route 33 Near Sugar Grove
A beer-laden tractor-trailer overturned after colliding with a farm tractor on U S Route 33 north of Sugar Grove around 9 50 a m on Wednesday. Ronald Dotson 30 of Parkersburg West Virginia injured and Loy H Blume 59 of Lancaster Route 4 treated at Fairfield Hospital as officers investigate. Thousands of cans spilled over the highway requiring an all day cleanup.
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Logan Bell died of self administered drug overdose at mental health center
Russell L. Bell 27 of 596 W Second St Logan died at 1 50 p m Wednesday at Athens Mental Health Center after admission for treatment Dr L A Hamilton Athens County deputy coroner ruled death by own action by an overdose of medication Bell was found unconscious at home treated at Hocking Valley Community Hospital before transfer He was born August 31 1941 in Logan son of Paul Bell and Edna Scott Bell Richards lived in Logan area He is survived by wife Sandra two sons Jerry and Terry two daughters Donna and Ronna his mother and stepfather Alfred Richards of Logan his father Paul Bell of Columbus three sisters Linda Wallace Riverdale Md Dolly Goodearle Milwaukee Wis Judith Love New Straitsville and two brothers Carl Bell New Straitsville Melvin Bell Cleveland Funeral set for 10 am Saturday at Heinlein Funeral Home Rev Filmore Ashcraft officiating burial Oak Grove Cemetery Friends may call after 7 pm today
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Athens
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Church of Christ In Christian Union
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Jerry
Terry
Donna
Ronna
Alfred Richards
Columbus
Linda Wallace
Riverdale
Dolly Goodearle
Milwaukee
Wis
Judith Love
New Straitsville
Carl Bell
Melvin Bell
Cleveland
Heinlein
Filmore Ashcraft
Oak Grove Cemetery
Tax Deadline Near for Second-Half Real Estate Taxes
Hocking County Treasurer Ralph Moorhead reminds residents that Friday is the final day to pay the second-half real estate taxes without a 10 percent penalty.
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Crowning Of Carnival Queen Due At Laurelville Tonight
The Laurelville Firemen Carnival selects Miss Laurelville Little Miss and Little Mr Volunteer Firemen Junior Miss and Mr Volunteer Firemen with crowning to occur tonight. Winners include Carma Hinton Tammy Ross Rodney Weaver and Mike Swackhamer with first attendants named for each title. Judges were Terry Courtney Connie Steward and Cindy Arnold.
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Russell Weaver
South Perry
Bobby Cramblit
Robert L. Cramblit
Tammy Ross
Wilson R. Ross
Julie Beglin
Keith Beglin
Mike Swackhamer
Earl Swackhamer
Travis Garrett
Apollo Tl Past Midpoint On Epic Journey To Moon
Vietnam lull spreads as U S officials debate significance and possible troop withdrawals. Reports show weekly American deaths at the year’s low while enemy fatalities rise. base attacks and field actions continue with cautious optimism about deescalation.
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Honduras and El Salvador Cease Fire With Conditions
Honduras and El Salvador agreed to a cease-fire after three days of fighting but each side attached conditions. The OAS proposed a peace plan including troop withdrawal, protections for Salvadoran residents in Honduras, neutral observers, and end to propaganda.
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Apollo 11 near halfway to moon with brief engine burn
Apollo 11 flies 120,003 miles from Earth as midcourse burn raises speed 14 mph and alters trajectory to skim the moon’s far side at 69 miles. Armstrong Aldrin and Collins report smooth systems checks with Collins praising star sighting accuracy.
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Europe Moonstruck By Space Mission
Europe celebrates the Apollo II launch with pages of Saturn V imagery. Newspapers across the continent hail the moon mission with dramatic front pages and editorials praising the astronauts and the historic Earth-Moon link. Strong coverage from Le Figaro Paris-Jour Le Monde Morning Star Daily Mirror and Yugoslav and Italian papers fueled a continental wave of awe and debate.
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Logan Area Sees 95 Degree Heat Peak and Forecasts Showers
A sweltering 95 degrees was recorded in the Logan area at 2 p.m. Wednesday, with 84 degrees under overcast skies at 11 a.m. after a low of 60. Partly cloudy and humid weather with little temperature change and a chance of afternoon thundershowers is forecast for Friday.
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Two Men Hurt In Brawl At Coonville Tavern
Two Hocking County men were treated at Hocking Valley Community Hospital after a fight at the Coonville Tavern on Route 56 in Staff Two. George Hopkins allegedly cut Steve Houseman with a broken beer bottle and Houseman struck Hopkins with a billy club. Hopkins was moved to Columbus hospital for further treatment. Investigation continues.
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Services Slated Saturday For Cpl Timothy Hansley
Funeral services for Marine Lance Corporal Timothy Wharton Hansley 20 of Rockbridge will be held at 2 p m Saturday at Trinity Lutheran Church. The Rev Victor Kreutz and the Rev Paul Holtzen will officiate with burial in Fairview Cemetery near Rockbridge. Hansley was killed by enemy fire July 7 about five miles south of Da Nang Vietnam after enlisting Aug 5 1968 and serving in Vietnam since January. He was born Aug 24 1948 in Lancaster and was a noted athlete at Berne Union High School. He belonged to Trinity Lutheran Church 4 H and the Boys Scouts.
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South Vietnam
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Fairfield County
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Rhodes Proclaims Mon Day as Ohio Holiday
Gov James A Rhodes declares next Monday a paid holiday for state employees to honor Neil Armstrong as Apollo 11 commander. Legislature and many summer schools keep working. essential state functions may adjust. Columbus and other cities react as Armstrong’s moon landing nears.
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Soviets Hint Moon Craft Won't Land
The Tass report states Luna 15 enters lunar orbit and functions normally after a Sunday launch, suggesting the mission may orbit without returning Moon soil. It notes 102 hours from Earth with one trajectory correction and places Luna 15 among Luna series satellites.
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