Ohio authorizes 3.7 million for 54 park and rec projects
Ohio Natural Resources Director William B Nye approved over 3.7 million in federal matching funds for 54 park and recreation projects to be sent to the U S Bureau of Outdoor Recreation for final review under the Land and Water Conservation Act. The list includes Akron Arcadia Archbold Broadview Heights Bryan Canton Cincinnati Coldwater Columbus Fairfield Kent Lakemore Lorain County Madeira Medina County Montgomery County and more with project details and requested amounts.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ohio Natural Resources
William B. Nye
John J. Gilligan
U.S. Bureau of Outdoor Recreation
Land and Water Conservation Act
Nye
Akron
Northwest
Hereford
Arcadia
Archbold
Broadview Heights
Bryan
East Village
Canton
Cincinnati
Cincinnati Central Riverfront Park
Central Riverfront
Northside Woods
Coldwater
Coldwater Park
Fairfield
Fairfield Municipal Park
Kent
Kramer Field
Lakemore
Springfield Lake
Lorain County
Ro gers Eyes Near Term Talks on Vietnam Cease Fire
Secretary of State Ro gers predicts resumption of secret peace talks with North Vietnam soon with a final cease fire likely several weeks away. Xuan Thuy says the Communists would meet again if conditions suit. London imposes 90 day wage and price freeze to curb inflation.
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Washington
William P. Rogers
Vietnam
Xuan Thuy
United States
London
Edward Heath
Britain
House of Commons
Presidential Race Now Up To Voters
McGovern fights fatigue on a coast to coast finale before voters decide. He accuses Nixon of deception on Vietnam and warns peace is not near. National polls show Nixon ahead, McGovern making late gains. Schmitz predicts strong AIP shows in Tuesday vote.
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New York
Vietnam
St. Louis
Moline
Ill
McGovern
Nixon
Washington
George McGovern
Gallup
Repeal of Ohio Income Tax Dominates Voter Headline
Ohio voters face a tight decision on a proposed constitutional amendment repealing the young income tax as a major state issue. Campaigns for both parties center on control of the 110th General Assembly with many seats at stake and a wide set of local questions on ballots.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ohio General Assembly
Kent B. McGough
GOP
Polygraph Tests Prove Negative in Anders Slaying
Sheriff Paul Hartman announced polygraph tests given Saturday to three material witnesses in the October 19 slaying of Gilbert Andy Anders Jr. proved negative. The witnesses were escorted to the BCI lab in London by agent Herman Henry. Anders, a salesman at Dannies Trailer Sales on Route 33S, was found shot to death in the trailer lot office.
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Hacking
Paul Hartman
Gilbert
Andy) Anders Jr
Ohio Bureau of Criminal Investigation and Identification Laboratory
London
Herman Henry
BCI
Anders
Dannie’s
Rt. 33S
Eagles welcome John C Mitchell to Logan event
John C Mitchell of Princeton Kentucky grand worthy president of the Fraternal Order of Eagles visits Aerie 2168 in Logan. He is greeted by Logan Eagles officers including Mike Wisintainer Jack Conrad Robert Levering and Glen Gartner as about 300 attend an all day program.
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John C. Mitchell
Princeton
Order of Eagles
Logan
Aerie
Mitchell
Mike Wisintainer
Logan Eagles
Jack Conrad
Robert Levering
Glen Gartner
Income Tax Support Rises in Ohio Survey
The Columbus Dispatch reports that 55.2 percent of 1,908 Ohioans surveyed last month favor retaining the state income tax. Earlier samplings showed majority support for repeal, but backing for the tax grew in the final campaign months.
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Columbus, Ohio
Columbus Dispatch
Plan to study TV coverage of 1972 presidential campaign
Prof. C Richard Hofstetter at Ohio State University will lead a two year evaluative study on how candidates campaigns and issues were presented on national television. The project funded by a 141900 contract with the American Enterprise Institute will analyze national evening news from January 1 1972 through the November 7 1972 election and use a wire service baseline. A preliminary report is due September 1973 with final results by September 1974.
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Columbus, Ohio
Richard Hofstetter
Ohio State University
Hofstetter
American Enterprise Institute For Public Policy Research
Washington, D.C
Hocking Valley Weather Stays Unsettled Then Clears
Overnight low dropped to 28 degrees in the Hocking Valley. By 11 a.m. today the temperature rose to 55 with a sunny break. The forecast predicts mostly cloudy skies and slightly warmer conditions with a chance of intermittent rain and highs in the 60s.
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Hocking Valley
Heavy Hocking County Voters Expected For Tuesday
Voters in Hocking County are forecast to cast a heavy presidential ballot on Tuesday, according to Wayne Sinsel director of elections. Last three presidential elections saw turnout near 9 000 with 1940 absentee voting the record. Polling places open 6 30 a m to 6 30 p m. transportation numbers listed for several communities.
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Hocking County
Wayne Sinsel
Hocking
Good Hope
Murray City
Benton Twp
Hocking County Officials Close for Election Observance
County offices in the Hocking County Courthouse close at noon in observance of the 1972 general election and reopen Wednesday. City Hall also closes Tuesday. Voter turnout reaches 11,246 with 577 absentee applications including 215 from armed forces and 209 disabled voters. Ballots remain open until polls close Tuesday.
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Hocking County
Wilma Ganoey
Armed Forces
Hearing Held On Motion In Nova King Case
Hocking County Common Pleas Judge Harley Meyer took under advisement a motion to dismiss an appeal filed by David Arledge administrator at Hocking Valley Community Hospital. The appeal challenges an order by the State Personnel Board of Review reinstating Nova A. King as an insured clerk at the hospital. The hearing included arguments on proper venue with Franklin County proposed, and background of the case was reviewed.
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Hocking County
Chris Veidt
Brown
Poisoned Food Packages Tied to Nixon Vietnam Threat
Sacramento authorities declined to confirm a Sacramento Union report that nine susceptible food packets mailed to residents carried cyanide and claimed 75 more would be sent if Nixon wins. Spokesman William Miller said the poisoning was linked to the Vietnam war and noted several packets were reported, with details kept confidential.
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Sacramento
Calif
Sacramento Union
Sacramento County
Nixon
Vietnam
William Miller
Miller
Nixon Awaits Election Day In California
President Nixon spends election eve at Casa Pacifica California with a taped five minute statement planned for CBS at 10 55 p m He and Pat vote early Tuesday at Concordia Elementary School then return to the White House for returns The day featured a low key campaign and a large stadium rally in Ontario California CDU at International Airport where supporters cried for four more years Nixon met with advisors Ehrlichman and Kissinger in the Western White House before delivering a 15 minute radio speech outlining ten goals for future generations The first goal was peace with honor.
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San Clemente
Calif
Nixon
White House
Casa Pacifica
House of Peace
America
Committee
CBS
ABC
Pat
Concordia
Washington
Ontario
International
Yorba Linda
John Ehrlichman
Henry A. Kissinger
Chief Warns Youngsters On Harassment
Police Chief Roy Kelch warned that youths harassing the public and downtown businesses will be prosecuted. He cited numerous complaints about congregating on sidewalks and near store entrances and abusive language. Kelch noted a door handle removal from Keith's Men's Shop as a felony underlining seriousness.
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Roy Kelch
Kelch
Keith
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