U S and China Pick Paris for Talks Site
The United States and China choose Paris as the site for continuing diplomatic contacts. Ambassadors Arthur Watson and Huang Chen will handle the talks focusing on travel and trade matters. No date set. meetings will occur as needed.
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Washington
United States
China
Nixon
Peking
Paris
Ronald L. Ziegler
France
Arthur K. Watson
Huang Chen
State Department
Ziegler
Ottawa
Canada
National Black Convention moves toward agenda vote in Gary
About 3 000 delegates fill Gary Indiana for the first public look at the National Black Agenda resolutions. Voting on the agenda is set for Sunday after potential changes.
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Gary
Ind
Decision Due Monday On Proceeding With Laurelville SW Revocations
The State Board of Education will decide whether to declare its intent to consider charter revocation for Laurelville Starr Washington Gettysburg and Liberty school districts at its March meeting in Columbus. If approved, hearings may follow and final action could come at the April session.
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Laurelville
State Board of Education
Ohio
Columbus
State Board
Starr-Washington
Hocking County
Gettysburg
Liberty
Darke County
Starr - Washington
Martin W. Essex
State Office
S. Front St
James Frey
Ing
Frey
State Education Department
County School
Dr. Essex
Strip Mine Bill Faces Senate Change Push
Ohio lawmakers grill compromise on strip mine highwalls as the House backed plan prompts industry and state officials to seek further edits. critics call terrace option crippling while supporters say amendments fix administration concerns and allow ongoing reclamation talks.
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Columbus
Ohio
Senate Urban and Highway Affairs Committee
Natural Resources Department
State Division of Forestry and Reclamation
House
William Blair
Natural Resources
William Nye
George Nicolozakes
Marietta Coal Co
Wrong Pill Costs Druggist $29,000
A Suffolk County jury on Long Island awarded Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Kuhns of Brentwood $29,000 after a pharmacist misread a physician’s handwriting and dispensed nasal decongestant tablets instead of birth control pills. The suit claimed $6 million for a pregnancy and a son now five years old.
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Riverhead
N.Y
Long Island
Suffolk County
Stanley Kuhns
Brentwood
Lobbyist Denies Collusion Between ITT and Nixon Administration
Washington lobbyist Mrs. Dita Beard for ITT Corp denies any collusion with the Nixon administration in an antitrust settlement. She also rejects claims that former Atty. Gen. Mitchell was told by the President to influence the ITT settlement. Beard, 53, is hospitalized in Denver with a serious heart condition while inquiries continue.
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United States
State Department
Paris
U.S
Warsaw
Ziegler
Nixon
Chou En-lai
Washington
Dita D. Beard
International Telephone & Telegraph Corp
Denver
Beard
John Mitchell
Senate Judiciary Committee
Jack An
Mrs. Beard
David
Rocky Mountain Osteopathic Hospital
Columbia Gas Motion Slated For Hearing
PUCO chairman Henry W. Eckhart announced hearings on the Columbia Gas of Ohio and Ohio Valley Gas Company motion to restrict gas sales to new residential customers. Gov. John Gilligan has interest in the matter. Hearings begin Monday April 3 at 10 a.m. in Columbus at 111 N. High St. An issues entry will follow.
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Henry W. Eckhart
Public Utilities Commission of Ohio
PUCO
Columbia Gas of Ohio
Ohio Valley Gas Company
Weather Outlook for Hocking Valley Sunday
Partly cloudy and warmer with highs near 70 and a 20 percent rain chance. Today at 11 a.m. the temperature was 42 under cloudy skies after an overnight low of 22. Friday posted a high of 39.
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Hocking Valley
Lon Nol seizes control as Cambodia disbands Constituent Assembly
Phnom Penh reports Marshal Lon Nol proclaims supreme government control and takes over as chief of state. The Constituent Assembly nears ratification of a new constitution, while Sirik Matak becomes premier. Separately, South Vietnamese troops sweep suspected bases and a U S warplane strikes a North Vietnamese radar site.
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Phnom Penh
Cambodia
National Assembly
Lon Nol
Chen Heng
Sirik Matak
Matak
Norodom Sihanouk
Constituent Assembly
Assembly Drafting Committee
U.S
Saigon
North Vietnam
Nine narcotics charges dropped in Franklin County case
James R. Strausbaugh 21 of Logan faces two narcotics counts after a preliminary hearing in Columbus Municipal Court. nine charges were dismissed. Co-defendants Randall Worthman 18, Gary Allen 21, Walter Young 20, and Richard Cotterman 22 remain under various bonds or continued hearings to March 14 17. The arrests followed a Franklin County sheriff raid at Route 33 and Gender Road north of Canal Winchester on March 2, yielding about $1000 in narcotics including cocaine and LSD.
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James R
J. R.) Strausbaugh
Logan Rt. 3
Franklin County
Columbus
Strausbaugh
Randall Worthman
Logan Rt. 1
Gary Allen
Lancaster
Walter Young
Richard Dale Cotterman
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