Wildflowers Bloom Along Cantwell Cliffs in Hocking Hills
Nature columnist guides a Cantwell Cliffs walk in Hocking Hills observing juneberry, bluets, trailing arbutus, wake robins, long spurred violet, hepatica, dutchman s breeches, spicebush, blue cohosh and elder. It notes plant names, habitats, and caution not to pick wake robins.
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Sugar Grove Rd
Cantwell Cliffs
New England States
Hocking Hills
Buck Run
Buck Run Rd
William Houstoun
Hemlocks
Hocking
Lancaster Man Killed in Rt. 33 Crash North of Nelsonville
A four car crash on Route 33 near the Scenic Inn north of Nelsonville killed Richard Steven Lysinger, 26, of Lancaster. Seven others were injured, including Lysinger’s brother Sidney, 19, in critical condition. Victims were treated at Mount St. Mary and University Hospital Columbus. investigation ongoing. Alan R. Booth, 35, Athens, was cited for failure to yield after a separate minor collision.
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Lancaster
Rt. 33
Scenic Inn
Nelsonville
University Hospital
Columbus
Richard Steven Lysinger
State Highway Patrol
Sidney
Philip D. Wince
Mount St. Mary Hospital
Nathan Wince
Mount St. Mary
Jerry Addison
Baltimore
Earl Leroy McGrath
Logan Rt
Thomas E. Glick
Ronald W., Woolard
Glick
A. Earl Stufflebeam
Alan R. Booth
Athens
Culver
Sec
Outbreaks on campuses spark unrest across regions
AP reports campus turmoil expanding in the East and Southwest as leaders clash over causes and cures. Black students seized SMU president's office for five hours in Dallas. two NYU units closed by violence. Ohio State trustees gain power to ban off campus housing with racial discrimination by landlords. Abernathy calls for march in Charleston in support of striking hospital workers. Church groups urge Congress to end tax exemption for church owned businesses. Zakir Husain, India’s first Muslim president, dies at 72.
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Associated Press
East
Southwest
Southern Methodist University
Dallas
New York
City University
Columbus, Ohio
Ohio State University
Atty
Paul W. Brown
Hydrants Testing Under Way Citywide Plan
Ted Yates water distribution foreman announced hydrant flushing and testing will begin at noon Tuesday. Crews start in East End Rt 33 area Front St and E Bowen St with possible pressure fluctuations. The effort aims to locate winter damaged hydrants for replacement and will continue citywide.
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Ted Yates
East End
Rt. 33
EF. Front St
E. Bowen St
Yates
Flushing
Judge Overrules Dismissal in Kentucky Drilling Case
Judge Harley Meyer overrules the city's challenge to Kentucky Drilling & Operating Corps appeal of a City Council denial to drill oil wells. The ruling finds the hearing type not jurisdictional and accepts a January 23 1969 notice as sufficient appeal intent. The company appeals a zoning board denial for leases in Eastgate Industrial Park.
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Harley Meyer
Kentucky Drilling & Operating Corps
Neal Dillon
Meyer
C. Gibson Downing
Kentucky Drilling
Albert Blick
City Zoning Board of Appeals
Eastgate
Outgoing Pentagon Official Calls C5A Pact Best Ever
Robert H. Charles assistant secretary for installations and logistics defended the C5A supertransport program as the best the Air Force has signed and rejected criticisms of rising costs. He said Melvin Laird did not endorse his remarks and denied charges about withholding cost data to shield Lockheed. Laird signaled a wider review of CSA procurement while Charles noted a $665 million overrun was omitted from an April 1968 report for reliability reasons.
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Washington
Air Force
Robert H. Charles
Defense
Melvin R. Laird
Pentagon
Laird
Charles
CIA
Kenneth N. Beckman
House
Beckman
Lockheed Aircraft Corp
CSA
William Proxmire
Dwis
Securities and Exchange Commission
SEC
John
Everett M. Dirksen
Ril
Indica
Battle Lines Drawn In Job Corps Closings
A congressional opposition leader calls on the Nixon administration to release all Job Corps records amid a dispute over center closings. The documents reportedly cover rapes narcotics use homosexuality and extortion at various centers.
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Job Corps
Washington
Cranston
Senate
Nixon
Congress
Three Conditions Cited For Any Viet Cutback
U S command planners told Thieu that troop withdrawals hinge on three conditions: progress at Paris peace talks a smaller North Vietnamese infiltration and an improved South Vietnamese armed forces. The report notes ongoing Viet Cong pressure and slow but steady changes near the Cambodian border as possible signs of future reductions. Senator Hugh Scott urged Nixon to unilaterally withdraw 25 000 to 50 000 troops to pressure North Vietnam into real bargaining.
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Saigon
USS
Nguyen van Thieu
U.S
Richard F. Schaefer
Creighton W. Abrams
Thieu
Presidential Palace
Ellsworth S. Bunker
Paris
South Vietnam
Washington
Hugh Scott
Nixon
Scott
Vietnam
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Sturtlebeam
Cecil Friel
Logan
Vince
Ond Sts
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Culver St
Nadine P. Mojzer
Logan Rt. 5
Mayor’s Court
Charleston, S.C
Ralph David Abernathy
Charleston
New Delhi
Zakir Husain
India
Son Administration
Sen
Alan Cranston
Calif
Kilmer
Edison
N.J
Poland Spring
Lewiston
Maine
Parks Men’s Center
Pleasanton
Office of Economic Opportunity
OFO
Lexington
GOP
Churchill Downs
Louisville
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