Ohio House OKs 81.4 Million Parochial Aid Bill
The Ohio House approved an 81.4 million dollar parochial aid bill and a housing finance agency measure before weekend recess. Other actions included a modified no fault insurance bill and conference committee deals on a Vietnam veteran bonus and lowering legal adulthood to 18.
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Ohio House
Columbus
Ohio
House Insurance, Utilities and Financial Institutions Committee
Shoemaker
Department of Education
Senate
Jonn G. Sweeney
Cleveland Heights
Sweeney
House
William E. Hinig
New
Philadelphia
Ohio Senate approves 18 age for adulthood measure
The Ohio Senate accepted a conference committee report lowering legal adulthood from 21 to 18 effective January 1. Twenty four other states have similar laws, and 18 to 21 year olds would gain rights like marriage and contracts while keeping 21 for police and patrol jobs. The vote was 31 to 1 with Sen. Richard G. Reichel dissenting.
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Columbus
Ohio
Senate
House
Senate Judiciary Committee
Paul E. Gillmor
Tiffin
Cincinnati
Washington Blamed Again for Secret B52 Bombings
The Pentagon reversed on who ordered falsified records of secret B52 raids in Cambodia. Officials cited Washington as responsible for security measures, with some sources pointing to the Joint Chiefs staff. The acknowledgment comes amid reports of over 3,600 secret raids targeting North Vietnamese bases near Cambodia and South Vietnam.
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Washington
Pentagon
Cambodia
Jerry W. Friedheim
SAC
Strategic Air Command
Friedheim
Senate Armed Services Committee
Joint
Cox Weighs Perjury Possibility in Watergate Probe
The Senate Watergate committee prepares to send a large file to Archibald Cox for possible perjury charges against witnesses. Conflicting accounts on a March 30, 1972 Key Biscayne meeting clash between Jeb Stuart Magruder and John Mitchell. A second grand jury will probe campaign fund raising and tying contributions to federal matters.
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Washington
Senate Watergate Committee
Archibald Cox
Cox
Key Biscayne, Fla
Jeb Stuart Magruder
John N. Mitchell
Frederick C. LaRue
Magruder
Mitchell
Democratic National Committee
Tergate
Democratic National
Mardian
Phoenix
Inglewood
Calif
Recordings kept from Hoover tied to White House taps
Former assistant attorney general Robert Mardian testified that Nixon asked him to move tapes of White House taps from the FBI to the White House. He said Sullivan warned Hoover’s removal could threaten the tapes and that the recordings related to NSC surveillance.
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Washington
Nixon
White House
FBI
Robert C. Marchan
Senate
Watergate Committee
J. Edgar Hoover
National Security Council
John D. Ehrlichman
Mardian
William Sullivan
Hoover
Sullivan
Atty
John N. Mitchell
San Clemente
Calif
John D.) Ehrlichman
Herman E. Talmadge
D-Ga
Justice Department
Mitchell
Logan Driver Arrested After Hit-Skip Crash
Calvin E. Chaffin age 23 of 466 Henrietta Ave is held in city jail after a hit and run on West Main Street. Chaffin faces charges of reckless operation and leaving the scene after striking 14 year old bicyclist James Mowery of 509 West Street. Mowery was treated and released by EMS at HVCH.
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Calvin E. Chaffin
Henrietta Ave
Mayor’s Court
W. Main St
Chaffin
James Mowery
West St
Mowery
EMS
HVCH
Stock Market Edges Up Amid Phase 4 Uncertainty
New York reports modest stock gains as brokers assess Phase 4 details and implications. Investors weigh potential economic impact and policy signals while market respondents describe cautious optimism amid the session.
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New York
Poor Engineering Blamed For Skylab Shield Failure
An investigative board appointed by NASA found that poor engineering and poor communication between contractors and NASA caused the Skylab meteoroid shield to tear free during launch on May 14. Design flaws and venting missteps led to unlivable temperatures inside the station as a solar array was damaged by exhaust plumes.
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Cape Kennedy
Fla
Space Agency
National Aeronautic and Space Administration
Bruce T. Lundin
Lewis Research Center
Cleveland
Ohio
Troy Shriner Crowned Miss Volunteer Fireman At Laurelville Festival
Troy Shriner, 17, won Miss Volunteer Fireman at Laurelville Old Time Festival beating 13 rivals. A Logan Elm High senior and foster daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William Reed, she earned first attendant Cheryl Moore and second attendant Ginger Short. The event featured judges Art and Lou Deal and Jim and Jo Ellen Deal, with Rev. Lynn Summers as MC. The festival included a day of events and a 9 p.m. country and western square dance finale.
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Troy Shriner
Logan Elm High School
Laurelville
Cheryl Moore
Ginger Short
William Reed
Cecil Moore
Laurelville Rt. 1
Robert Short
Lynn Summers
Art and
Lou Deal
Jim
Jo Ellen Deal
Ashville
Jim Deal
Pickaway County
Harrison Two
Jo Ellen
Ohio University
Pickaway County Welfare Department
Ed Merriman
Adelphi Community
Senate OKs Its Version of Wage Bill
The Senate passed a $2.20 minimum wage bill by 64 to 33, differing slightly from the House version. Lawmakers foresee a possible veto and aim to reconcile differences before sending to the President. The bill would raise the non farm wage from $1.60 and farm wage from $1.30 to $2.20 over time.
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Washington
Senate
House
Harrison A. Williams Jr
D-N.j
Congress
Williams
Hugh Scott
Nixon vows to stay in office amid health talk
President Nixon told White House staff in the Rose Garden after leaving Bethesda Naval Hospital that resigning before his term ends is "just plain poppycock." He pledged to work hard despite doctors urging rest, saying no one in the office can slow down.
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Washington
Nixon
White House
Rose Garden
Bethesda Naval Medical Center
Watergate
Weather Outlook for Hocking Valley Tonight and Saturday
The Hocking Valley expects cloudy warm humid weather with a chance of thundershowers. Lows near 70 highs in the mid 80s. Today at 11 am the reading was 79 with drizzle and a low 68. Thursday's high reached 90.
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Hocking Valley
Hocking County Jail Wins State Renovation Grant
Gov. John J. Gilligan announced a $23 550 grant to Hocking County for jail renovations. The state grant will be matched locally with $23 550 as part of the administration's crime justice plan funded under the Omnibus Crime Control Act.
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John J. Gilligan
Hocking County
Gilligan
David C. Sweet
Ohio
Department of Economic and Community Development
Rockets and Shelling Hit Prey Veng Cambodia
Scores of rockets and cannon shells fell during the night on Prey Veng, the provincial capital 29 miles east of Phnom Penh, Cambodian military command reported. Five persons were wounded as the city remains surrounded since February with no serious insurgent attempt to seize it.
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Phnom Penh
Cambodia
Prey Veng
Here
June U.S. consumer prices rise despite Nixon freeze
Government data show living costs up seven tenths of a percent in June before Nixon price controls. For the fifth straight month consumer prices climbed with groceries leading the gains, up 1.7 percent in June and about 16 percent higher than a year earlier.
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Washington
Nixon
Three-story Columbus paint plant fire leaves worker critically injured
A fire at a three story Columbus paint plant Thursday night left Charles Conley 25 in critical condition. Another man with burns was treated and released. The incident occurred in Columbus Ohio.
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Columbus, Ohio
Columbus
Charles Conley
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