Dollison Resigns From Tri-County Vocational Printing
The Tri-County Vocational High School board accepted the resignation of Dean Dollison from the printing instructor post. Replacement Richard Bobo of Athens, with 17 years in printing, was hired. Other resignations included Lee Glass, Walter Wharton, Charles Foust, and Ronald Pentuik.
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Dean Dollison
Tri-County Vocational High School Board
Dollison
Richard Bobo
Athens
Lee Glass
Sharpsburg
Walter Wharton
the Plains
Charles
Scott) Foust
Findlay
Ronald Pentuik
Portsmouth
Supt
T. C. Porter
Tech School Seeks More Space And Administrative Changes
Tri County Technical Institute discussed urgent space needs including mobile unit or temporary building options and potential rental in Nelsonville. The board tabled the matter while considering administrative reorganization including new roles for Jim Patrick and John Yates.
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Tri-County Technical Institute
John Light
Institute
Nelsonville
Light
Jim Patrick
Technical Institute
John Yates
Public Service Department
James Moore
Logan
Preliminary Hearing Set For Woodgeard In Murder Case
James Gilbert Woodgeard, 52, of Laurelville, faces a second degree murder charge in the fatal shooting of Barton Eugene Payne, 48, of Laurelville. A preliminary hearing is set for 2 p.m. Monday, Aug. 2. Payne died after being shot at Dick's Tavern near South Bloomingville. Woodgeard is jailed on a $15,000 bond.
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James Gilbert Woodgeard
Laurelville
University Hospital
Columbus
Woodgeard
Stock market inches lower as investors grow selective
New York stock prices dipped slightly as trading slowed and investors showed greater selectivity in buying. The cautious mood prompted modest declines across key indexes and lighter turnover.
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New York
Appalachian Funding Bill Resubmitted to Congress
Sen. Jennings Randolph and Rep. John Blatnik reintroduced the Appalachian bill after Nixon vetoed a version with an Accelerated Public Works add on. The measure, almost identical to the first, would extend programs in 13 states four years and highway construction five, funding the EDA to curb unemployment.
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Nixon
Senate
Jennings Randolph
DW. Va
John A. Blatnik
D-N.y
Appalachia
Economic Development Administration
Randolph
Pyke Reconfirmed as President of Rights League
Two PRBL trustees Grace Carr and Marjorie Monroe said Eddie Pyke of Nelsonville did not resign as president after a meeting at PRBL headquarters Monday. They claimed trustee Harry Smith forced Pyke’s resignation, writing the letter, while six other trustees were unaware. a special meeting was held to keep Pyke in office. The lineup includes Phil Smith vicepresident, John Braglin treasurer, Bill Blosser, Lawrence Smathers, Mrs Carr, and Harry Smith as secretary at 323 Fort St Nelsonville.
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Peoples Rights & Benefits League
Eddie Pyke
Nelsonville
PRBL
Pyke
Grace Carr
League
Marjorie Monroe
Hocking County
Harry Smith
Smith
Perry County
Phil Smith
New Lexington
John Braglin
Glouster
Bill Blosser
Lawrence Smathers
Carr
Chauncey
Fort St
Nixon Denies Secret China Concessions Ahead of Peking Visit
President Nixon and Henry Kissinger told Republican leaders there were no agreements with Red China prior to the planned Peking trip. Sen. Gordon Allott said the White House confirmed no concessions were made. The report also notes Chou Enlai’s push for U S withdrawal from Indochina and Rogers-Dobrynin talks about the visit.
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Nixon
Henry A. Kissinger
Red China
Peking
Gordon Allott
Colorado
Senate
Republican Policy Committee
White House
Toronto Globe and Mail
Chou Enlai
U.S
Interchange Opening Delayed for Two Weeks on Routes 33-664
The new Routes 664 and 33 interchange opening is postponed to about the second week in August due to wet weather and subcontractor scheduling. Engle Construction Co. cites unfinished guard rails, seeding, asphalt tie-ins, and shoulder work as remaining tasks with sub contractors Whitaker Merrell Co. Columbus mowing yard rails signs, R C Follrod Co. Pomeroy seeding, and James McCormick Co. Mansfield stripe painting completing the site.
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Marietta
District 10
State Highway Department
Engle Construction Co
McArthur
Ronald Sharrett
Engle
Sharrett
Whitaker-Merrell Co
Columbus
R. C. Follrod Co
Pomeroy
James McCormick Co
Mansfield
Judge rules VA job questions on Communist past unconstitutional
In Minneapolis federal court Judge Miles Lord ruled two loyalty questions on the Veterans Administration job application form unconstitutional. He said the government cannot force applicants for non sensitive positions to reveal past or present membership in the Communist party or any subversive organization.
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Minneapolis, Minn
Veterans Administration
U.S. District Court
Miles Lord
Communist Party
Court martial convictions questioned by retroactive Supreme Court ruling
A federal judge’s ruling says a 1969 Supreme Court decision retroactively outlawed one civilian-crime conviction of a service member, potentially affecting about 450,000 Army court-martial cases since 1948. The decision may reshape many past convictions.
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New York
Supreme Court
U.S. Atty
Bruce F Smith
U.S. District Court
Jack TB. Weinstein
Nixon names Schlesinger AEC chairman replacing Seaborg
President Nixon appoints budget aide James R. Schlesinger as chairman of the Atomic Energy Commission. He succeeds Dr Glen T. Seaborg who has led the agency for more than ten years.
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Washington
Nixon
James R. Schlesinger
Atomic Energy Commission
Schlesinger
Glen T. Seaborg
Nuclear Agency
U S Aircraft Fly Support For Troops In Cambodia Operation
Ten thousand South Vietnamese troops backed by U S helicopter gunships and B 52 bombers push into eastern Cambodia to safeguard upcoming elections. General Nguyen Van Minh aims to curb North Vietnamese infiltration and disrupt anti electoral sabotage as 66 artillery pieces fire across the area.
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Saigon
U.S
Cambodia
National Assembly
South Vietnam
Nguyen van Minh
Tay Ninh
Minh
Krek
Mimot
Associated Press
George Esper
Parrot’s Beak
Fair skies across the U S with mild temperatures
Fair skies and moderate temperatures continued across much of the United States with scattered rain limited. The Far West heat moved inland, while the Hocking Valley forecast called for mostly sunny conditions and highs in the 80s. At 11 am it was 75 degrees under clear skies with a 47 degree overnight low.
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Associated Press
Hocking Valley
Weather shifts bring heat across plains to Midwest
Temperatures rise across the Great Plains into the Midwest as thundershowers are forecast for parts of the Rockies, the Southwest, southern coastal areas, and the upper Midwest.
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Great Plains
Midwest
Rockies
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Roy Kelch
Lewis Brown
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Ohio Organization of Technical Institutes
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George Radekin
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Logan Daily News
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