Bryan Cleared of Assault Charge in Hocking County Trial
In Hocking County Common Pleas Court Judge Harley Meyer found Darrel F. Bryan not guilty of aggravated assault against John L. Nichols. The defense argued Bryan acted in self defense amid Nichols distraught mood and recent violence.
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Darrel F. Bryan
Nelsonville Rt
John L. Nichols
Logan Rt
Harley Meyer
Hocking County
Meyer
Nichols
Bryan
Anna
Ohio Woman Wins Millionaire Lottery Title In Columbus
Shirley Goedeking of Columbus became Ohio Lottery's eighth millionaire after Thursday night drawing. She said she needs nothing and plans are unclear. Finalist Ted Lowes of Toledo won 1000 dollars. Lloyd McCaughin of Salem claimed 100000 dollars to retire. Gloria Kukowicz of Toledo won 50000 dollars and plans to take her daughter on vacation.
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Toledo, Ohio
Shirley Goedeking
Columbus
Ohio Lottery
Mrs. Goedeking
Ted Lowes
Third St
Lloyd McCaughin
Salem
McCaughin
Gloria Kukowicz
Toledo
Primary 22 Seek 9 County Offices In Hocking County
In June primary 22 candidates filed nominating petitions by Thursday 4 p.m. for nine county offices. Six Democrats and two Republicans seek sheriff. Sheriff Hartman not seeking re‑election. Incumbent Prosecutor Chris Veidt and County Engineer George Mara run unopposed. James Stilwell faces no opposition for common pleas judge. Harley Meyer retires due to age limits. Margaret Ann Henderson seeks county recorder in Dem primary to challenge Esther Carpenter in November. Sheriff nominees include six Dems and two GOPs. race described as liveliest on the slate. Incumbent Commissioner Otto Shaw draws a challenge from Betty Yates. Mingus elected to face winner in November.
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Evelyn Little
Daily News
Hocking County Election Board
Paul Hartman
Chris Veidt
Church St
George Mara
Warner Ave
James Stilwell
Common Pleas Court
Common Pleas
Harley Meyer
Stilwell
Hocking County
Vaughn Collins
Logan
Margaret Ann Henderson
W. Hunter St
Ohio Primary Filed Candidates Signal Start of 1976 Election
Ohio candidates from president to state legislature filed by Thursday marking the official start of election year 1976. Reagan joined Ford on the presidential slate as Democrats including Carter Wallace Udall Harris and Church also filed seeking delegates and offices across all 23 districts.
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Columbus
Ohio
Supreme Court
U.S. Senate
Congress
Ford
California
Ronald Reagan
Reagan
Peter Voss
Canton
Gertrude Donahey
Henry Jackson
D-Wash
Alabama
George C. Wallace
Morris K. Udall
D-Ariz
Georgia
Jimmy Carter
Frank Church
Didaho
Oklahoma
Fred R. Harris
Ohio Supreme Court
Leonard J. Stern
Anticrime Bills Progress In Ohio General Assembly
Ohio lawmakers moved ahead on arson and anticrime measures before adjournment. The House seeks to reconsider a bed sheet ballot bill for the June 8 primary, with a deadline of April 9 for ballot form. A separate Senate measure grants immunity from lawsuits to fire officials aiding arson probes, while a Bucyrus case prompts a six month jail and 7500 fine for object or vehicle attacks.
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Columbus
Ohio
House
Senate
Secretary of State
Charles L. Butts
Cleveland
Butts
Cincinnati
Toledo
Ohio State student twins’ mother wins large lottery prize
Mrs. Goedeking a State Department employee and widow, wins the lottery top prize. She plans to continue working and dreams of a trip to France as her twins David and Diana attend Ohio State University. She will receive $50 000 yearly for 20 years.
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France
Goedeking
David
Diana
Ohio State University
PUCO to Hold Meeting on Coal Hauling Complaints in Ohio
The Public Utilities Commission of Ohio schedules a public meeting in Gallipolis on April 12 at 7 p.m. to address illegal coal and dump truck transport in Gallia Lawrence Vinton Jackson and Hocking counties. PUCO enforcement will explain rules, highlighting legality, safety, and PUCO and PACO authority.
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Public Utilities Commission of Ohio
PUCO
Gallipolis
Ohio
Gallia County
Paco Transportation Department
Gallia
Lawrence
Vinton
Jackson
Hocking
Puco Transportation Department
PACO
Ford Reagan battle in Ohio for remaining GOP delegates
In Columbus Ohio President Ford leads with at least 15 GOP delegates and faces a major challenge from Ronald Reagan for the remaining 82. Reagan files a statewide slate and district slates in 18 of 23 districts while Ford consolidates in Ohio's primary for 97 delegates. Democratic contenders also vie for 152 convention delegates in the June 8 Ohio primary. Fred Harris risks a poor showing as his petition consent forms are misrouted and may trigger a filing challenge.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ford
Ronald Reagan
Secretary of State
Reagan
Oklahoma
Fred R. Harris
Harris
Ted W. Brown
Brown
Weekend forecast brings windy warmth and showers in Hocking Valley
The Hocking Valley is eyed for Saturday with highs near 70 and lows in the 50s and an 80 percent chance of rain. Tonight there is a 60 percent chance of showers and thundershowers after a mild 68 degree morning and a 45 degree early low.
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Hocking Valley
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E. Front St
Henderson
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Dayton School of Law
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Buddy
Ohio Highway Department
Bert Clay
Railroad Ave
Paul H. Thrush
Logan Rt. 3
Frank D. Carrigan
Logan Rt. 1
Thomas D
Betty J. Yates
John David Mingus
Rockbridge Rt. 1
John Bumgardner
Wilson Ave
Donahey
Robert Taft Jr
U.S
Howard Metzenbaum
James W. Stanton
Richard B. Kay
James D. Nolan
Kay
American Independent Party
General Assembly
Arthur Wilkowski
Buckeye
Liberty Bell
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