Stans counters Democrats in money and bugging case
Maurice H. Stans files a $2.5 million civil suit against Lawrence O’Brien as Democrats report a listening device found at the party HQ. Stans accuses Democrats of partisan misbehavior over a Banking Committee staff finding about a funds transfer linked to the break in. The FBI removed the device and would not comment.
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Pope Denies Women Official Church Role
Vatican City AP Pope Paul VI barred women from formal investiture in church ministry and extended lector and acolyte duties to men only He kept Bible reading and altar work by women but without bishop ceremony The decree also ends minor orders removing porter exorcist and subdeacon as obsolete shifts in priestly preparation.
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Fourteen Defendants Indicted by Hocking County Grand Jury
Fourteen defendants were named by the Hocking County grand jury with seven served so far. They face arraignment before Judge Harley Meyer at 9 a.m. Friday. Latest served include Robert Mowery 22 of 220 Iron St charged with intentional shooting Alva Reed 49 of 142 W Main St concealed weapon Phyllis Hart 24 Nelsonville Rt 1 assault with a dangerous weapon and Robert Holbrook Rt 664N assault with a dangerous weapon.
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Senate Cloture Near On Arms Pact Amid Trade Hopes
Administration sources say Henry Kissinger may sign a broad U S Soviet trade pact within a month or less. Moscow forecasts of a 4.9 billion dollar trade boom by 1977 are treated with caution. Reporter Victor Louis cites Kissinger's Moscow trip and prospects for a major Soviet deal.
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Columbus police seek tips on killers targeting narcotics officers
In Columbus Ohio police investigate rumors of hired killers in the city seeking to eliminate narcotics officers and clear the way for a crime syndicate takeover. Det Maj Lloyd Portus declined to reveal details of what he knows.
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Weather Outlook Hocking Valley Friday Clouds Showers Peak 70s
Cloudy conditions with a chance of showers are forecast for Friday in the Hocking Valley. Temperatures may reach the 70s while Wednesday's high hit 88 and the morning low today was 68 after a 74 degree reading at 11 a.m.
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William Boyd dies. Hopalong Cassidy star at 77
Hollywood reports that William Boyd known as Hopalong Cassidy died at 77 from Parkinsons disease complications and heart failure. He rose from a Ohio farm background to become a long running cowboy icon on film and television, later a philanthropist championing American youth.
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Demolition Derby Draws 2500 At Hocking County Fair
Over 2,500 attended the Hocking County Fair Wednesday with 1,132 paid admissions. Four derby heat winners earned 25 dollar prizes and will join four Saturday winners for a 250 dollar first prize.
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Arson Trial Set For Randy Six in Two Fires
Randy Six, 18, of Logan Route 2, faces two arson charges to be heard in Hocking County Common Pleas Court. A single jury trial Monday will cover the Mohler's Motel fire on January 14 and the Falls Mill Grocery blaze on December 4, 1971. Six had pleaded guilty in July to arson at Peck's Body Shop on January 21 and has been examined at Lima State Hospital.
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Hocking County
Market stalls after rally as Dow dips amid slow trading
New York stocks fluctuated after Wednesday's modest rally. The noon Dow Jones average fell 2.11 to 947.77 while gainers edged losers 4 to 3 on the NYSE as trading remained slow and early gains faded.
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Xylol Spill Forces Partial Closure Of Cuyahoga River
About 20 000 gallons of highly flammable xylol spilled into the Cuyahoga River in Cleveland Ohio today. City officials reported the incident prompted a partial river closure and ongoing cleanup.
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Chance For Action By Tonight On SALT Pact
The Senate voted 76 to 15 to invoke cloture on the arms control measure, clearing debate and 16 amendments for possible final action tonight. Leaders Mansfield and Scott filed the two thirds cloture petition backing the five year SALT agreement signed by President Nixon in Moscow on May 26.
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Lucasville Prison Inaugurated as New Ohio Facility Opens
The Southern Ohio Correctional Facility at Lucasville is officially open with inmates occupying the new maximum security prison. Dr. Bennett J. Cooper states the first 30 inmates moved in were honored transfers from Chillicothe, with staggered moves planned from Ohio Penitentiary until all inmates are relocated. The $32 million Scioto County project has stood since December 1969.
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Women Liberaton Faces Debate On Man Hating
In New York a Feminists of New York gathering discussed man-hating as a path to women's equality. Speakers like Barbara Mirnoff and Robin Morgan urged a revolutionary stance while attendees, mainly young women, debated the political meaning and personal impact of hostility toward men.
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