Arbaugh Named Hocking Hills Park Manager
William Arbaugh has been named the new manager of Hocking Hills State Park coming from Forked Run State Park. He succeeds Everett Rheinscheid, promoted to supervisor of the Southwest Division of state parks.
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William Arbaugh
Hocking Hills State Park
Forked Run State Park
Reedsville
Meigs County
Everett Rheinscheid
Southwest Division of State Parks
Cowan Lake State Park
Wilmington
Pat Self
Hocking Hills
Arbaugh
Arbaughs
Old Man’s Cave
Rheinscheid
Cecil Keck
Rock House
Gilkey pleads innocent to two shooting charges
Gary K. Gilkey 23 of Skyline Trailer Court West Logan arraigned in Hocking County Court on two counts of shooting with intent to wound. Bond set at 5000 dollars. Gilkey wounded in wrist. accused of shooting Steven C. Mohler 23 of New Straitsville twice in the right thigh. Six rounds fired from a 22 caliber pistol. Mohler faces four unrelated traffic charges.
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Gary K. Gilkey
West Logan
Logan
John Wells
Shake Shoppe
Gilkey
Skyline Trailer Court
Hocking County
James Stilwell
Logan Police Department
W. Hunter St
Phil Henderson
Hocking County Court
Minimum Pay Bill Stalled In Senate
The Senate stalls on a Democratic plan to raise the minimum wage from 1.60 to 2.20 an hour as Republicans push a Nixon substitute setting two dollars. AFL-CIO opposes the substitute while Senate Democrats aim to defeat it and advance the original measure.
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Senate
Washington
Afl-Cio
Nixon
Doubts On Russian Withdrawals From Egypt Arise
U S officials scrutinize Soviet forces in Egypt after President Sadat announces end of Soviet military advisory mission. No figures given for the roughly 15 000 Russians in Egypt and reports say training personnel may remain. Cairo paper Al Ahram notes pullout excludes Soviet trainers.
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Washington
U.S
Egypt
Anwar Sadat
Moscow-Cairo
Sadat
Cairo
al Ahram
Personnel Chief Hughes Resigns Then Reverses Decision
James E. Hughes appeared to backtrack on resigning as chairman of Ohio State Personnel Board after Gov. John Gilligan accepted the resignation. Hughes said he submitted a letter to resign but later rescinded it, prompting questions about his status. The board includes Republicans Frank Arren and Earl Allison, with Hughes as the sole Democrat.
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Columbus
Ohio
James E. Hughes
State Personnel Board of Review
John Gilligan
Gilligan
Hughes
Robert Tenenbaum
Tenenbaum
Frank Arren
Earl Allison
Kissinger Peace Talks In Paris Reported By AP
Humid heat and thunderstorms linger in Ohio with strong gusts. Cleveland area recorded two inches of rain and 64 mph winds from storms while Toledo and Findlay logged over half an inch. However the text is incomplete.
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Columbus, Ohio
Ohio
National Weather Service
Cleveland Hopkins International
Toledo
Findlay
Weather Update Sees Heat Wave Across Hocking Valley
The article notes a high of 95 degrees in the Hocking Valley on Tuesday afternoon and 87 degrees at 11 am today under sunny skies after a 68 degree overnight low. It forecasts cloudy warm humid conditions through Thursday with thundershowers and storms spreading across central and southern Ohio in the afternoon and evening.
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Hocking Valley
Ohio
House Approves Aging Health Bill and Institute Plan
The House approved a $20 million authorization to address elder health needs by creating a National Institute of Aging within the NIH and funding mental health facility grants for the elderly. The measure passed 380 to 10 and moves to the Senate.
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Washington
House
America
Senate
National Institute of Aging
National Institutes of Health
Laurelville Firemen Festival Names First Volunteer Winners
The Laurelville Old-Time Festival crowned Little Miss and Little Mister Volunteer Fireman winners from local youths with ages 3 to 8. Contestants included Kimberly Hinton and Brent Swackhamer with several Junior Miss and Mister Volunteer entrants from Laurelville and surrounding areas.
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Little Miss and Mister
Laurelville
Kimberly Hinton
David Hinton
Maria LeMaster
Orville LeMaster
Laurelville Rt. 2
Brent Swackhamer
John Swackhamer
Little Mister
Travis Barnes
Jack Barnes
Rockbridge Rt. 2
Mister
Dana Riddle
Joe Ellen Riddle
Rodney Hart
Rollie Hart
Kitty Renee Barton
Fred Barton
Bobby Cramblit
Robert Cramblit
Adelphi
Fourth Chess Match Ends In A Draw In Reykjavik
In Reykjavik Iceland AP reports Boris Spassky and Bobby Fischer drew after five hours in their fourth world championship game. Spassky remained stony faced while Fischer smiled and waved as the crowd of about 1200 watched. The draw gives both players half a point. Spassky leads 2 1/4 to 1 3/4 in the series with game five set for Thursday at 1 PM EDT.
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Reykjavik
Iceland
Boris Spassky
Bobby Fischer
Fischer
Spassky
Gilligan Names Board for Spanish Speaking Ohioans
Gov. John Gilligan on Tuesday agreed to appoint a statewide committee to address issues facing Spanish speaking Ohioans. The move aims to coordinate services and improve access across agencies.
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Columbus, Ohio
John Gilligan
House Public Works Bill Aims 5 Billion Grants This Session
Washington AP reports a 5 billion dollar public works bill expected to pass the House led by Rep. Wright Patman. The measure would authorize up to 5 billion in grants to states and localities for basic public works projects including sewage treatment plants. Funds require separate appropriation.
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Washington
House
Wright Patman
Dtex
Senate
Patman
House Banking and Currency Committee
Secretary of Housing and Urban Development
Connally Seeks Role in U.S. International Policy
Washington AP reports former Treasury Secretary John B. Connally aims to shape U.S. international economic policy if a second Nixon term occurs. Associates say he is fascinated by international economics and would likely prefer secretary of state over vice president to stamp his mark on policy.
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Washington
Treasury
John B. Connally
U.S
Connally
City Moves Toward New Traffic Light System Plan
The city readies final plans for a $140,000 traffic light project at 17 intersections approved by the Federal Highway Administration. Roy Loomis notes revisions under the TOPICS program with $70,000 from State Issue funds and $70,000 from TOPICS. James Guthrie aims to coordinate wiring with Ohio Power Co and present the plans to the state highway office for bidding.
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Federal Highway Administration
U.S. Department of Transportation
Service
Roy Loomis
Loomis
James Guthrie
Ohio Power Co
Guthrie
Marietta
State Highway Department
Secrecy On Trip Is Lifted In Vietnam Talks
The White House disclosed Henry Kissinger met with Le Duc Tho and Xuan Thuy in Paris on secret Vietnam peace talks and he would return to Washington Wednesday. In Saigon, fighting near Quang Tri City left 163 North Vietnamese dead and 11 South Vietnamese killed or wounded as U S planes hit a position by mistake.
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Washington
White House
Henry A. Kissinger
Nixon
Vietnam
Paris
Ronald L. Ziegler
Kissinger
le Duc Tho
Xuan Thuy
Ziegler
San Clemente
Calif
Saigon
Quang Tri City
U.S
Quang Tri
Stock market buoyed by reports of secret peace talks
New York stock prices rose as reports of resuming secret peace talks in Paris surfaced. The noon Dow Jones industrial average stood at 919.18, up 7.46, after trading was moderate and an earlier reading showed a gain of 10 points.
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New York
Paris
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