Bids Opened On Hocking Hills State Park Phase One
Nine contractors submitted bids for the first phase of a $2 million plus development at Hocking Hills Old Man's Cave. Phase one includes a lake, water and sewer plants, facilities, and access roads with bids due to the Department of Natural Resources.
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Hocking Hills State Park
Columbus
Old Man’s Cave
Department of Natural Resources
McGovney and McKee Construction Co
Portsmouth
Hocking Auto Crash Claims Girl's Life
Deborah M. Rider, 21, of 618 North Broad Street Lancaster died at 3 04 a m today at University Hospital Columbus from injuries suffered in a one car crash a week earlier.
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Deborah M. Rider
N. Broad St
Lancaster
University Hospital
Columbus
Ohio Supreme Court Orders Show Cause To Tax Board
The Ohio Supreme Court ordered the state Board of Tax Appeals to show cause why it should not equalize real estate assessments. The board has until June 11 to answer after a December order to level at about 40 percent of true value, delayed by a 1972 emergency measure. The case follows the legislature’s delay and related actions near Enterprise school on old Rt. 33N.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ohio Supreme Court
State Board of Tax Appeals
Hocking Grand Jury Indicts 15 in County Case
The Hocking County grand jury returned 15 indictments after examining 23 witnesses and ignored five cases. Defendants' names are withheld pending indictments and arraignments are set for next Friday before Judge Harley Meyer. Jurors also reviewed jail conditions noting cleanliness and safety upgrades needed.
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Hocking County
Harley Meyer
Common Pleas Court
Clifford Koon
Nelsonville
Cecil T. Campbell
Glouster
Ohio Regents Eye Welfare Rule Changes After High Court Ruling
Ohio lawmakers move to align residency rules for federal aid with a Supreme Court decision. HEW regulations require denying aid due to residency be reconsidered, affecting ADC and related programs. Senators Weisenborn Regula and Ocasek seek reforms, while juvenile court overhaul follows May 1967 high court ruling on due process and rights of accused youths.
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Columbus
Ohio
James A. Rhodes
U.S. Supreme Court
High Court
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Ohio Crime Commission
Ralph S. Regula
Navarre
Oliver Ocasek
Northfield
Court of Appeals
Buddy Lynn Whittington
Baltimore
Fairfield County
Whittington
198 Seniors Graduate At 1969 Logan High Commencement
The largest Logan High School graduation crowd ever gathered outdoors for 198 seniors as Dr. Harvey C. Hahn urged graduates to craft purposeful life plans and embrace responsibility. He cited Lou Gehrig and a GM executive story while stressing service and frontiers in technology and science.
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Logan High School
Harvey C. Hahn
Dayton
Otterbein Church
Logan
Dr. Hahn
George E. Carr
Parma, CO
Carl Byers
Parma
Byers
General Motors
Hahn
Lou Gehrig
Vietnam Conflict Attacks Zap Bases Killing Dozens
Saigon reports a surge in Viet Cong and North Vietnamese shelling across South Vietnam. More than 100 allied bases and towns hit. at least 40 American soldiers killed and over 100 wounded. 464 enemy fatalities in ground fighting. Civilians killed or wounded 45 and three dead.
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Saigon
South Vietnam
Nixon
Nguyen van Thieu
Midway Island
Midway
U.S
Hartshorn Sentenced To Ohio Pen
Robert Hartshorn, 40, of Lancaster Route 2, was sentenced to an indeterminate term in the Ohio Penitentiary by Common Pleas Judge Harley Meyer for probation violations. He had been found guilty of drunken driving in Hocking County Court on May 14, violating probation set by Judge Meyer after pleading guilty to assault with a dangerous weapon. He allegedly held his former wife Siminia at gunpoint while eluding arrest on two charges on June 10, 1967.
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Robert Hartshorn
Lancaster Rt
Ohio
Common Pleas
Harley Meyer
Hartshorn
James Stilwell
Hocking County
Meyer
Siminia
Hocking Countiaw
Weather Outlook for Hocking Valley Saturday
Mostly sunny weather is forecast for the Hocking Valley with a chance of afternoon thunder showers. The region stood at 75 degrees at 11 a.m. under clear skies, with Thursday's high reaching 78 and an overnight low of 48.
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Hocking Valley
Surtax In Trouble Says GOP Tax Expert
Washington AP The chief Republican tax expert in the House Rep John W Byrnes says President Nixons proposal to extend the income surcharge is in trouble and Democrats are to blame. He argues it would be foolish to drop the surtax now as inflation measures may succeed. Byrnes notes Nixon seeks to keep the surcharge at 10 percent through December 31 then 5 percent for six months.
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Washington
House
Nixon
John W. Byrnes
R-Wis
Ohio bans Koscot Interplanetary sales firm
Ohio ordered cease and desist against Koscot Interplanetary Inc of Winter Park Florida and four Ohio reps including James Pack George Errington and William J Burton. Officials say Koscot’s distributorship and directorships fall under securities laws and that sales meetings cost investors up to 4500 dollars for director levels with commissions and overrides. Brown cites statewide activity and unregistered sales across Ohio and in neighboring states.
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Columbus, Ohio
Ohio
Koscot Interplanetary, Inc
Peltier
Brown
Koscot Severamonths
Kentucky
North Carolina
Florida
Virginia
Koscot
Ohio Securities Division
Senate panel crafts delay to Safeguard ABM deployment
A special Senate Armed Services subcommittee drafts a one year delay plan to postpone Safeguard antimissile system deployment while radar and computer components are tested. The move aims to avert a Senate showdown over the ABM program amid Nixon administration tensions.
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Washington
Senate Armed Services
Senate
Special Council Meeting Tonight on Garbage Ordinance
City Council will hold a special session at 7 30 tonight in City Hall for the second reading of a proposed garbage collection ordinance amid strong public interest and expected large turnout of residents.
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City Hall
Ogle Road Closures To Replace Small Bridge
Laurel Two Road 547 known as Ogle Road will close Monday while county bridge crews replace a small bridge. The project is expected to be completed in one day.
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Laurel Two
Ogle Rd
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McArthur
Hocking
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Paul L. Rider
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Jennifer
Valerie
Sheila
Christopher
St. Mary Church
St. Mary Cemetery
Sheridan Funeral Home
Rider
Robert L. Daubenmier
Logan Rt. 2
Doctors Hospital
Danny Engle
S. T. Swann Jr
Hocking Valley Community Hospital
Rt. 3
Harry Nihiser
Daniel Pancake Jr
Roger Pierce
Ohio Senate
Clara E. Weisenborn
Don Russell
Logan School Board
Deborah Johnson
Ron Rutter
LHS
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Thomas Brandt
Big Bien Hoa
U.S. 1St Air Cavalry Division
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Surtax
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Division of Securities
Ohio State University
Army
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Spiro T. Agnew
Richard Lee Tingler
Franklin County Common Pleas Court
Robert Draper
Joseph Haas
Crewcut Tingler
Tokyo
Red China
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Sinkiang Province
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