Prober Urges Firing of FBI Chief Kelley
Justice Department investigator urges firing FBI Director Clarence Kelley for accepting gifts from subordinates amid a probe into misconduct at the bureau. A second recommendation favors a public reprimand. both arose after Kelley admitted receiving gifts and as Gen Edward Levi considers action.
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Prober
FBI
Kelley
Washington
Justice Department
Clarence M. Kelley
Atty
Edward Levi
Levi
Bureau
John M. Dowd
Washington Post
Dowd
Michael E. Shaheen Jr
Department
Office of Professional Responsibility
Shaheen
Imme
Dick Erb Named Recreation Chief for Logan
Richard L. Dick Erb 344 N Spring St is named Logan city recreation director succeeding Harry Westfall who resigned after 20 years in the post. The City Recreation Commission hired Erb unanimously after interviewing three finalists. Erb has long tied to Logan programs since 1962, including coaching, pool management, officiating, and squad attendance work. He and wife Sandie have three children. The article also notes an FBI-related item about valances in Bethesda Maryland with cost estimates and a brief on federal theft penalties.
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George Stump
Joe Murtha
City Recreation Commission
Dick Erb
Spring St
Logan
Daily News
Richard L
Dick) Erb
N. Spring St
Erb
Harry Westfall
Stump
Westfall
Commission
Logan High
Sandie
Logan Junior High School
Mike
LHS
Keri
LJHS
Karla
FBI
Bethesda
Washington
Death Claims Mrs. C. S. Matheny 82 Haydenville widow
Mrs. Freda Matheny 82 of Haydenville died at Mount St. Mary Hospital Nelsonville after a lengthy illness. Wife of Clarence S. Matheny she is survived by son Paul three grandchildren brother Charles Achauer and sister Nellie Bond. Funeral at Haydenville United Methodist Church with burial in Oak Grove Cemetery.
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Freda Matheny
Haydenville
Mount St. Mary Hospital
Nelsonville
Clarence S. Matheny
William and
Jennie Coakley Achauer
Venus Chapter 76
Order of the Eastern Star
Paul
Charles Achauer
Logan
George
Nellie) Bond
Margaret Hess
Jane Karshner
Haydenville United Methodist Church
Florence Arkley
Oak Grove Cemetery
Leonard-Lyke Funeral Home
Compromise on B1 Bomber Leaves Decision to Next President
Congress approves a compromise to allow B1 bomber work with an $87 million monthly cap until Feb 1. Opponents warn the limit lets the next president halt the program after reviewing prototype data. The Air Force notes a cracked body section in a test chamber, not from a prototype.
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Washington
White House
Senate
House
Robert L. F. Sikes
D-Fla
Pentagon
Ford Administration
Jimmy Carter
Democratic Party
Air Force
Rockwell International
Rhodes calls for special session on licensing controversy
Ohio Governor James A. Rhodes urged a Thursday special session to address disputes over the new work certification law impacting many public servants. In Columbus the forecast rain threatens OSU Fair attendance as the millionth visitor, 12 year old Julie Market, passes through.
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Columbus
Ohio
James A. Rhodes
Columbus, Ohio
Julie Market
Weather Outlook for Hocking Valley Thursday
Partly cloudy and cooler weather is forecast for Thursday in the Hocking Valley with highs in the 70s and lows near 60. Tonight’s rain chances are 60 percent, dropping to 20 percent Thursday. This morning 11 a.m. temperature is 71 with overnights low around 50. Tuesday night reached 78.
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Hocking Valley
Ohio Lottery Fires Five Over Convictions and Pushes Fingerprinting
The Ohio Lottery Commission fired five field representatives who failed to report prior convictions after a four hour session. Kilbane may fight dismissal while others convicted in the 1970s and earlier faced termination. The panel urged quick guidelines on screening, arrest record use, and applicant disclosure as instant game sales reached 51.2 million dollars and boosted Ohio lotteries to top national status.
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Cleveland
Ohio Lottery Commission
Bernard Oakar
Mary Rose Oakar
Sam Papalardo
Cleveland Heights
Anthony Marcellino
Fairview Park
Harry Presser
Novelty
Martin Kilbane
Kilbane
Dakar
New York
Marcellino
Papalardo
Presser
Commission
David Leahy
Sherman
Ohio
Body Found In Salt Creek Identified Tentatively
The body of a man found July 17 in Salt Creek near Laurelville is tentatively identified as 57 year old Robert C. Smith. Identification relies on shoes with his name. fingerprints and military records are being compared. Autopsy by Dr. Leopold Berger found death not consistent with drowning.
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Salt Creek
Laurelville
Chris Veidt
Hocking County
Veidt
Robert C. Smith
Mary Weaver
BCI
Leopold Berger
Hamilton County
Ohio
Bruce Eberts
Hocking
Ground Rules Sought For Ford Carter Debates
Ford and Carter push to set debate rules with three 75 minute exchanges planned for the third week of September. Negotiators led by League of Women Voters work on topics number duration and timing while possible legal challenges loom from third candidates. White House officials note progress but no final agreement, amid FEC approval and cost estimated at 150000 dollars. Carter roams Plains after talks as unions mobilize for his ticket and Kennedy pledges active campaigning. Catholic bishops meeting yields cooler reception over abortion amendment stance.
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Washington
Ford
Jimmy Carter
Carter
White House
Dean Burch
William Ruckelshaus
League of Women Voters
Ron Nessen
Nessen
Plains
New York
Afl-Cio
Edward M. Kennedy
D-Mass
National Council of Catholic Bishops
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Washington Star
Columbus Central High School
George Cedar
Walnut St
Cedar
Reggie Brown
C. S. Matheny
Wayne L. Hays
House Ethics Committee
Hays
Congress
Louisville
Federal Election Commission
Eugene J. McCarthy
Georgia
Lester Maddox
American Independent Party
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