Hocking Churches Plan Diverse Easter Services
Hocking Valley churches schedule ecumenical events and individual rites for Holy Week and Easter. sunrise services at Antioch Alliance Church and First Church of Christ, Holy Thursday masses, Good Friday services, Easter Vigil and morning masses with choirs, plus youth led gatherings and special music across St. Matthew's St. John Catholic St. Paul Episcopal Immanuel United Methodist Immanuel AM First Church of Christ campuses.
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Hocking Valley
Jesus
Ecumenical Union
Hocking County
Larry Correll
Sharma Weedy
Correll
St. John Catholic Church
James A. Geiger
St. Paul’s Episcopal Church
Earl Lowe
Robert Brenning
Lianne Davidson
William Keynes
Sarah Holmes
Immanuel United Methodist Church
Conrad
Diehm
Charles Gilbert
Gethsemane
Droop
Sacred Head
Jenny Jo Hiles
Immanuel UM
Harold Drummond
Izaak Walton League
Blosser Rd
Joan and
Diane Smith
Christ
Immanuel AM
Jim Lehman
Vivian Robinson
Cathy Walter
Charles Brodbeck
Divine Redeemer
Call Arrow Cab. Co
Jesus Christ
E. Main St
Congress Passes Bill and Preview of Tax Cuts Debate
Washington reports on the House approval of a 24.8 billion tax cut package designed to curb recession. Rebate checks, credits, and home purchase incentives are outlined as Congress heads into an Easter recess while Ford signals possible veto.
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Washington
House
Ford
John J. Rhodes
Congress
U.S
Senate
White House
Ron Nessen
Rhodes
Administration
House- Senate
Saudi prince faces speedy trial for King Faisal murder
In Riyadh the 27 year old Prince Faisal Ibn Musaed is expected to face a swift trial and public execution for the assassination of King Faisal. Reports conflict over his mental state with doctors said to deem him sane while official radio cited mental derangement. In Washington President Ford likely to name Rogers C Morton as commerce secretary after internal signals to the Senate committee.
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Riyadh
Saudi Arabia
Faisal
Faisal Ibn Musaed
Cairo
al Akhbar
Washington
Ford
Rogers C. B. Morton
Commerce
Senate
Commerce Committee
Warren G. Magnuson
Kissinger peace mission collapse raises alert on both sides
Pentagon sources report heightened readiness by Israeli and Egyptian forces after Kissinger’s peace mission ended. Both sides appear to brace for a possible surprise attack as tensions rise in the region.
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Washington
Henry A. Kissinger
Pentagon
Senate panel approves Turkey aid repeal bill
The Senate Foreign Relations Committee moves a bill to lift the ban on military aid to Turkey by a narrow vote. The measure awaits full Senate action after Easter recess ends April 7.
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Washington
Turkey
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Senate
Congress
Explosions Hit PG&E Substation Overhaul Cuts Power
A midnight blast at a Pacific Gas and Electric substation in San Jose destroyed three transformer banks, knocked out power to about 35 000 homes, and rattled houses up to two miles away. Authorities investigated the incident as an industrial accident.
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San Jose
Calif
Pacific Gas & Electric Co
Weather Dips to 21 in Hocking Valley Then 30 by 11 AM
Overnight temperatures fell to 21 degrees in the Hocking Valley with a morning high near 30. Rain is forecast Friday with lows in the 30s and highs in the 50s.
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Hocking
Viet Red Forces Continue To Roll In Vietnam
Communist forces push along the central coast capturing Tam Quan in Binh Dinh after a seven hour assault as government positions in Binh Dinh falter. Da Nang refugee airlift aids civilians while Ky opponents face police action in Saigon amid deteriorating prospects for Phnom Penh and Cambodian forces.
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Saigon
South Vietnam
Binh Dinh
Nguyen van Thieu
U.S
da Nang
Nguyen Cao Ky
Phnom Penh
Tam Quan
Binh Khe
Qui Nhon
House Endorses Ohio U. For Osteopathic College
Ohio University at Athens won House approval as the site for the state’s first College of Osteopathic Medicine. Rep. Thomas Fries led a 90-4 vote for the enabling bill, with a $670000 appropriation for 1975-77. A floor amendment to let trustees decide the site failed.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ohio University At
Athens
House
Thomas Fries
Dayton
Fries
Southeastern Ohio
Senate
Kurfess
Bowling Green State University
Ohio University
Logan
Merril B. Haney
House Finance Committee
George Dunigan
Ohio Osteopathic Association
Haney
State Stalls Area Road and Bridge Plans
The Ohio Department of Transportation halts planning on 104 highway and bridge projects statewide. U S 33 Haydenville and Nelsonville bypasses are paused as District 10 reviews each project. Funding status is uncertain and no concrete summer plans exist for state highway or bridge work.
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Ohio Department of Transportation
U.S. 33
Haydenville
Nelsonville
District 10
Department of Transportation
Marietta
Howard Gifford
Federal Highway Department
Lancaster
U.S
Ohio
Fuel Clause Costs Hit Ohioans With Higher Bills
Ohio gas and electric utilities added 524.3 million in fuel adjustment charges last year per PUCO. Major utilities reported sharp increases, including Ohio Edison 259 percent and Cleveland Electric Illuminating 117 percent. Additional gas purchase adjustments for 1974 ranged from 581 percent at Columbia Gas of Ohio to small gains at East Ohio Gas and Toledo Edison.
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Columbus, Ohio
Ohio Gas and Electric Companies
Public Utilities Commission
PUCO
Columbus & Southern Ohio Electric Co
Cleveland Electric Illuminating Co
Ohio Power Co
Ohio Edison Co
Cincinnati Gas & Electric
Dayton Power & Light
Toledo Edison
Cg&e
Columbia Gas of Ohio
East Ohio Gas Co
Cp&l
Farm Bill Heads For Compromise
Washington AP reports a compromise farm aid bill faces a presidential veto threat as the Agriculture Department warns dairy prices could rise. The measure would raise parity for dairy and extend the bill to three years, amid Senate passage 57 to 25 and House-Senate talks to reconcile differing proposals.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Senate
Earl L. Butz
Ford
Hubert H. Humphrey
D-Minn
Humphrey
Senate Agriculture Committee
Herman E. Talmadge
Dga
Kidnap Suspect Faces Federal Local Charges
Kenneth E. Bobbitt, 30, of 1027 Harrison Ave Lancaster, held in Franklin County jail after U S magistrate appearance. He faces federal charges of assaulting a postal employee during mail delivery. Bond set at 50 000 and preliminary hearing planned for April 3. He also faces Hocking County counts of two assaults and one abduction from two Good Hope Two incidents. He fled roadblocks before turning himself in to Fairfield County deputies Tuesday night. Sheriff Dan Berry notes a 1969 Mansfield Reformatory sentence for abducting a teenage girl and a deputy shooting him in the leg during a 1969 escape attempt.
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Kenneth E. Bobbitt
Harrison Ave
Lancaster
Franklin County
U.S
Columbus
Bobbitt
Hocking
Good Hope
Fairfield County
Dan Berry
Mansfield Reformatory
Berry
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Eugene Brehm
Brehm
Racine
Wis
IRS
Federal Treasury
Viet Red
Ohio U. For
Osteopathic College
Charles F. Kurfess
R-83
Bowling Green
Gifford
Farm Bill
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