Neighborhood Feud Ends In Shooting In Gore
A 46 year old Gore woman Olive Jane Buckley was shot and killed Sunday night on Thompson Road near Gore. Sheriff Hartman said she was shot in the back with a .22 rifle, bullet lodging in the left shoulder.
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Newspaper
Logan Daily News
Location
Logan, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1973
Page
1
A 46 year old Gore woman Olive Jane Buckley was shot and killed Sunday night on Thompson Road near Gore. Sheriff Hartman said she was shot in the back with a .22 rifle, bullet lodging in the left shoulder.
Three convicts released four hostages unharmed after an 18 hour siege at Kentucky State Penitentiary in Eddyville. They surrendered and yielded two knives and a soldering tool amid written demands including a transfer to La Grange reformatory.
Ohio lawmakers consider a bill boosting pay for officials and judges with raises for legislators from 14000 to 17000 or 17500 and governor pay from 40000 to 50000. Other officials include auditor treasurer attorney general at 40000, lieutenant governor to 25000, and across the board judicial hikes. Raises depend on constitutional changes and election timing.
The Associated Press notes showers and thundershowers across scattered areas while most of the country enjoys fair weather. A Pacific Northwest cold front brings rain. Hocking Valley expects highs near 90 with possible showers. Flash flood warnings were issued for southeastern Illinois but expired by morning.
Communist forces push twin-pronged assault near Phnom Penh nine miles southwest with heavy U S air strikes in support. A bridge at Kompong Tuol area becomes focal as government troops defend three hamlets around Kampon Kantout while sappers hit a depot six miles from the capital.
The U S Postal Service announced that rate increases for periodicals and other printed matter set for July 6 are postponed under the price freeze. No exemption was sought. Increases had targeted magazines newspapers nonprofit materials books and records.
President Nixon and Soviet leader Brezhnev wrapped up talks in San Clemente pledging political and military detente and released a joint communique. Nine agreements were announced including a nonbinding nuclear war avoidance pact and SALT momentum. Brezhnev signaled possible return to Moscow within six to eight months.
The Up Stairs Lounge blaze killed 29, many trapped behind burglar bars on three front windows. Fifteen were injured as survivors leaped to the street or escaped via windows and fire escapes. Investigators weigh reports of possible gasoline and gasoline odor prior to the blaze.
A sunny weekend drew large crowds to Hocking County parks. Old Man's Cave camping filled to capacity while a few cabin vacancies appeared. The Hocking Hills Lodge pool hosted about 700 swimmers, and Hocking Hills State Park saw roughly 11 000 visitors. Lake Logan tallied about 8400 visitors, with 3200 on Saturday and 5200 on Sunday, including around 4500 swimmers or sunbathers at the beach.
Ousted White House counsel John W. Dean III testified he believes President Nixon knew of the Watergate cover up but did not grasp its full implications. Dean’s advance remarks touched on Nixon’s Aug. 29 statement and alleged testimony of Strachan, Colson, and Caulfield while signaling more details to come.
The Supreme Court struck down a New York tax deduction and a Pennsylvania tuition reimbursement for nonpublic school parents. Justice Powell said special tax benefits for New York families violate neutrality. The decision also voided state funds for parochial school services and direct payments to low income families sending children to private schools.
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