Chiefs Edge Buckeyes In Season Opener 64-20 Victory
Logan Chiefs outscored Nelsonville York 64 to 20 in the season opener. The squads traded points in a wild first half as Logan led 34-20 at half. Key plays included Krebs 58 yard drive, Culbertson two yard plunge, and a 55 yard reception by Davidson.
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Chiefs
Buckeyes
Logan Chieftain
Nelsonville York
Logan
Bostonmen
Hilliard
Gallipolis
Krebs
Kevin Berry
Ken Culbertson
Smith
Davidson
Shaw
Nelsonville - York
Woodson
Adkins
LHS
Dick Mikes
Chieftains
Rick Krebs
Greg Smith
LHS Grid
Chuck Helber
Bill Woodson
Dave Boston
Greg Bookman
Chuck Adkins
Bookman
British Buck Red China's U.N. Bid
Britain will back Communist China's United Nations admission, even if it costs Nationalist China its seat, officials say. Washington and Tokyo remain at odds over Taiwan in the UN while pursuing yen revaluation and trade remedies.
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London
Britain
China
United Nations
World Organization
Edward Heath
U.S
Rogers
Washington
U.N
United States
Japan
Taiwan
Nixon
Khrushchev Dies at 77 in Retirement Home Outside Moscow
Nikita S. Khrushchev, 77, former Soviet premier and Communist Party leader, died of a heart attack at his residence near Moscow. Reports from unofficial sources note no official confirmation yet. his death follows his October 1964 ousting and years in retirement.
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Nikita S. Khrushchev
Communist Party
Tass
Khruschev
Kremlin
Khrushchev
Joseph V. Stalin
Earth
United States
Soviet Union
Findlay Teachers To Return Monday
Findlay Ohio school system with 10,000 pupils will reopen Monday after a wage dispute delay. The Findlay Education Association and Board of Education reached a Friday night agreement on an amended contract restoring teachers wages to the 1971 salary schedule.
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Findlay
Ohio
Findlay Education Association
Board of Education
Thieu Says He Will Quit If Vote Falls Short
President Nguyen Van Thieu announced on television that he will step down if he receives fewer than 50 percent of actual votes in the October 3 election. He described a single ballot system and urged supporters to cast ballots for him or, if opposing, invalidate or mutilate ballots as a vote against him.
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Saigon
Nguyen van Thieu
Thieu
Pier Angeli Dies at 39 in Beverly Hills
Beverly Hills actress Pier Angeli age 39 was found dead in her apartment by a drama coach. Police said she suffered a stomach disorder and was under a physician’s care. An autopsy was planned to determine the cause of death.
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Beverly Hills
Calif
Pier Angeli
Miss Angeli
Helena Sorrell
Hurri cane Fern Dims, Pummels Texas Coast Near Corpus Christi
Remnants of Hurricane Fern move southwest along the Texas coast after unloading heavy rains on Corpus Christi. Four foot tides flood low areas and force about 200 residents from the North Side beach district while similar evacuations occur elsewhere in the city.
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Corpus Christi, Tex
Fern
Texas
Corpus Christi
Corpus Christi Beach
Attica Prison Inmates Draft Demands With Intermediaries
In Attica New York rebel inmates using go-betweens including radical lawyer William Kunstler prepared a final list of demands to barter for hostages' freedom. Six inmates met past midnight with 30 intermediaries to shape negotiable terms.
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Attica
N.Y
William Kunstler
Attica Prison
Ohio Public Interest Action Group to Begin Operations
The Ralph Nader inspired OPIAG launches in Columbus with plans for Cleveland and Dayton by month end. Its stated goal is to pursue legal action for what people really want.
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Columbus, Ohio
Ralph Nader
Ohio
Columbus
Cleveland
Dayton
Senate critics vow to block draft extension bill
Washington critics vow to use every parliamentary device to defeat a compromise bill extending the draft for two more years despite a Defense warning on national security.
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Washington
Melvin Laird
Senate
Soviet Moon Probe Crashes in Sea of Fertility
The Soviet Union's latest lunar probe crashed into lunar mountains in the Sea of Fertility and radio contact was lost, Tass reported.
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Moscow
Soviet Union
Lunar
Sea of Fertility
Tass
Labor To Aid In Post-Freeze Study
Washington AP reports labor leaders and President Nixon discussed a national anti inflation program after a two hour White House session. George Meany AFL CIO said cooperation would occur within an equitable system. Labor seeks a voluntary tripartite board to curb inflation post freeze.
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Washington
Nixon
George Meany
Afl-Cio
White House
Joseph A. Beirne
The
Communications Workers of America
Ronald L. Ziegler
Ziegler
Meany
Gilligan Changes Hold Up Tax Bill
Gov. John J. Gilligan’s closing of 46 state parks becomes rallying point for Republicans who call it a bad mistake. The story notes park closings stem from alega austerity and a plan by John Jones of the Democratic State Headquarters to boost tax approval.
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John J. Gilligan
Gilligan
John Jones
Jones
Columbus
M. E. Sensenbrenner
Indian Lake
Ohio
Armstrong to discuss 18 year old voting rights on TV panel
State Senator Harry L Armstrong of Logan joins Town Meeting panel with Senator Aronoff and Yale student Benjamin Yale to examine full rights and responsibilities of 18 to 20 year olds after the 26th Amendment. The Columbus telecast aims to clarify legal status for newly franchised voters. It airs live noon to 1 Sunday.
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Harry L. Armstrong
Armstrong
U.S
Overnight Mail Service Expands 50-Mile Cincinnati Radius
Cincinnati officials announce overnight first class mail delivery within 50 miles of Cincinnati including parts of Ohio Kentucky and Indiana beginning Oct 31. To qualify mail must be in boxes by 5 PM and include a ZIP code. The service covers numerous cities across Ohio Kentucky and Indiana with major hubs in Columbus Chillicothe Dayton and Lexington.
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Columbus
Chillicothe
Dayton
Lexington
Joseph J. Scanlon
Winton M. Blount
Scanlon
United States
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Middletown
North Bend
Hamilton
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Loveland
Milford
New Richmond
Wilmington
Ohio
Newport
Covington
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Flemingsburg
Hebron
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Delaware
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Jackson
Bainbridge
Waverly
McArthur
Portsmouth
Ironton
Gallipolis
Sidney
Troy
Eaton
Springfield
Greenville
Xenia
Vandalia
Englewood
Fairborne
Miamisburg
Yellow Springs
Tipp City
Franklin
Hearings On 3 Amendments To Take Week
Senate action on a tax appropriations bill delayed by hearings on three administration amendments. Maloney said hearings begin Monday and will last at least a week as proposals include higher premiums tax on domestic insurers, equalizing bank tax rates, and a 3 to 5 percent severance tax on minerals. Officials estimate $82 million more revenue over the biennium. Governor Gilligan criticized the slow budget process and interim measures as the Senate weighs personal income versus sales tax.
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Columbus
Ohio
Senate
Michael J. Maloney
Ways and Means
Cincinnati Republican
Maloney
Harold Hovey
Gilligan
Ohio Tax Study Commission
House
John J. Gilligan
U S Marshals Probe Pontiac School Integration Enforcement
U S marshals acting on a federal judge order begin an investigation into Pontiac police enforcement of a court ordered pupil busing plan. Judge Damon Keith ordered chief marshal Rozman to probe alleged police disruption of bused students as part of achieving racial balance.
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Pontiac, Mich
U.S
Pontiac
U.S. District Court
Damon J. Keith
Anthony Rozman
Keith
Judge Rejects Medina Motion in My Lai Case
Ft McPherson Ga AP Captain Ernest L Medina commander of U S infantry at My Lai failed to obtain a directed acquittal on murder charges. Military judge Col Kenneth Howard ruled there is substantive evidence on each charge and denied the defense motion by F Lee Bailey who argued the government had not proved its case.
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Ft. Mcpherson
Ernest L. Medina
My Lai
Kenneth Howard
F. Lee Bailey
Tri County Officials Review Motel Hotel Complex Bids
Tri County officials studied bids for a motel hotel training complex at the Tri County Vocational School on Friday. Attendees included superintendent T C Porter and attorney James Shumaker. project estimated at 959 099 with 800 000 available.
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Tri-County
Ing
Tri - County
T. C. Porter
Frank Olivaria
Ohio Department of Education
James Shumaker
Tri- County
Roland Pierce
Harry Misner
Shumaker
Death Claims Sen Prouty of Vermont
Vermont Senator Winston L. Prouty, 65, died in Boston after stomach ulcer surgery. A Republican long active on elderly assistance, rail passenger service, and federal aid to schools, he helped create Amtrak and pushed the Older Americans Income Assurance Act. He entered Congress in 1951 and contributed to the 1965 Elementary and Secondary Education Act.
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Winston L. Prouty
Vermont
Prouty
National Rail Passenger Corp
Amtrak
New England Deaconess Hospital
Boston
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