Six Arraigned On Indictments In Hocking County
Six persons indicted by the Hocking County grand jury were arraigned in common pleas court with five entering not guilty pleas. Woodgeard faces second degree murder for a July 10 shooting in Laurelville and seeks court appointed counsel. A grand jury array challenge motion was scheduled for 9 a.m. Tuesday. The Burkharts and Hiles also appeared, with bonds set for the manslaughter and embezzlement charges, and a conference considered combining cases for trial. The jury challenge cites multiple code violations in the grand jury process.
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Hocking County Grand Jury
Common Pleas
James Gilbert Woodgeard
Laurelville
Richard Gerken
Harley Meyer
Gerken
Woodgeard
Curtis Burkhart
Charles Danner
Laurelville Rt. 2
Paul Hedges
Phil Henderson
Bond
James Burkhart
Curtis
Edwin Johnston
Lawrence Payne
South Perry
James Dixon
Glouster
Henderson
Dennis L. Hiles
Union Furnace
Hiles
Chris Veidt
Meyer
Johnston
Burkharts
Gerlken
Charles Achauer
Judges of Common Pleas Court
Chiefs Aim To End Gallia Win Streak In Logan Clash
Gallipolis Blue Devils seek a 15th straight SECL win at Logan in a game that also marks Logan’s first home appearance of the season. Coaches and players anticipate a high scoring battle as both offenses show pace while defenses lag.
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Gallipolis
Blue Devils
Logan
Gallians
Chiefs
Mikesmen
LHS
Logan Daily News
Gallipolis High School
Blue Devil
Gallia
Eric Saunders
Dave White
Chuck Wood
Jim Miller
Ken Wamsley
Pat Boster
Bud Sanders
Larry Snowden
Pete Neal
John Davis
Kev Sheets
Miller
Rick Grymes
Wood
Sanders
Mike Wolfe
Saunders
Neal
Davis
Chuck Perroud
White
John Walter
Dick Mikes
George Shaw
Brian Davidson
Mike Page
Mike Mojzer
Roger Monk
Ron Sigler
Keith Porter
Greg Smith
Rick Krebs
Ken Culbertson
Chuck Helber
Davidson
Jeff Stewart
Sigler
Dave Rauch
John Bachus
Culbertson
Chris Miller
Craig Davidson
Kevin Berry
Randy Matheny
Krebs
Chilly Weather Dips Into U S as South Warms
Temperatures dropped into the 30s in the northern Midwest with cool autumn skies across the nation. The South reported warmer than average conditions while the East experienced more seasonable temperatures and fair weather.
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Midwest
Warm weekend forecast for Hocking Valley with sun
Mostly sunny and warmer weather is forecast for Saturday in the Hocking Valley. It was a cool but sunny 60 degrees at 11 a.m. today after an overnight low of 42, with Thursday's high at 70 as warm conditions linger along the West Coast and South. Fog covered the Appalachians while a cold front with showers stretched from the North Atlantic states to the Southern Plains.
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Hocking Valley
West Coasts
Appalachians
North Atlantic States
Plains
Nixon hints end to wage-price controls sparks market rally
New York shares rose modestly as investors interpreted President Nixon's stance after the wage-price freeze, signaling possible removal of profit controls. The AP reports a cautious but positive session with gains across several blue chips.
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New York
Nixon
U.S. Bombers Strike Inside North Vietnam for Third Day
U S bombers hit North Vietnam and border areas for the third day while allied aircraft wiped out two Hanoi base camps in South Vietnam. South Vietnamese forces reported shelling of a provincial capital and three districts with casualties.
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Saigon
U.S
North Vietnam
Hanoi
South Vietnam
Air Force
Ho Chi Minh
Laos
Ban Karai
Laos- North Vietnam
Demilitarized Zone
Richard Gardner
Nixon
Ho Chi Minh Trail
Cambodia
OU Strike Leader Faces Court Action
Oscar McGee president of Local 1699 AFSCME faces contempt of court after defying a restraining order during a 900 worker strike at Ohio University. Judge Lowell Howard set a contempt hearing for Saturday as the university vows to remain open and negotiations continue.
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Athens
Ohio
Ohio University
Oscar McGee
Athens County Common Pleas
Lowell Howard
McGee
American Federation of State
Howard
Soviet Defection Triggers Mass Expulsions From Britain
A senior Soviet intelligence agent defected to Britain with documents on a spy network. Britain ordered 105 Soviet staff from the embassy, trade mission, Moscow Bank, and Aeroflot to leave. Ninety already here got two weeks. 15 abroad denied return. Talks on SALT and U S Soviet relations to be discussed at Helsinki. Senator Fred Harris announces 1972 Democratic presidential bid promising to restore national greatness.
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London
Britain
Foreign Office
Moscow Bank
Aeroflot
Nixon plan would hire 80000 federal welfare workers
Washington reports that if welfare reform passes the government plans to add 80000 new federal officials. HEW says welfare costs rose 27 percent to 16.3 billion dollars in fiscal 1971 and that its 107000 staff must nearly double to run the proposed Family Assistance Welfare system.
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Washington
Nixon
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
HEW
U S Wins First Test Of Two China Plan At UN
At United Nations, the General Assembly voted 65 to 47 with 15 abstentions to place the United States two China plan on the agenda, rejecting a bid to bar it. Secretary Rogers planned talks with Soviet Foreign Minister Gromyko on Berlin and European security later.
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United Nations, N.Y
United States
General Assembly
U.S
William P. Rogers
Berlin
European
Andrei A. Gromyko
Congress fights over 2.4 billion military pay raise
Sen. Gale W McGee warns to freeze civilian federal pay unless military pay is tied to price controls. Government inspectors check 50 000 Minnesota turkeys for industrial chemical residues found in chickens earlier this summer.
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Washington
Congress
Gale W. McGee
D-Wyo
Minnesota
Rockefeller confirms bid for West Virginia governor 1972
West Virginia secretary of state John D. Rockefeller IV announces he will run in 1972 for the Democratic nomination for governor. The state department says Cuban refugee flights suspended this month by Fidel Castro will resume on Monday.
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Bluefield
W. Va
John D. Rockefeller IV
West Virginia
Washington
State Department
Fidel Castro
Nye Attacks Park Critics Over Budget and Park Closings
Ohio Natural Resources Director William Nye accuses Lt. Gov. John Brown and several state legislators of using misleading figures to justify park closings. He says temporary appropriations misrepresent funding, condemns inaction on a permanent budget, and warns only legislative action can reopen the parks.
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Columbus, Ohio
John Brown
Natural Resources
William Nye
Nye
General Assembly
Ohio
Nixon hints at Poff for Supreme Court seat
President Nixon signals a possible nomination of Rep. Richard H. Poff to one of two upcoming Supreme Court openings. Harlan’s retirement creates the second vacancy and the court’s new term begins October 4 with October hearings on death penalty legality.
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Washington
Nixon
Richard H. Poff
Virginia
Supreme Court
Poff
Economic Club of
Detroit
Emanuel Celler
D-N.y
William M. McCulloch
Ohio
Ohio Senate to vote on GOP tax and budget package
Ohio senators prepare to pass a two year package combining a broadened sales tax with general appropriations. The plan includes 5 percent sales tax, 3 percent on small corporate earnings, 6 percent on larger profits, a one cent per pack cigarette tax, and a $30 million homestead exemption. The bill aims for about $740 million in new two year revenue and roughly $7.5 billion in appropriations, with $366 million for lower education.
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Columbus
Ohio
John Gilligan
Senate
Theodore Gray
Piqua
House
Gilligan
Gray
Harold Hovey
Finance and
Way and Means
Logan School Board and LEA Resume Talks on Policy
Logan city school board and Logan Education Association resumed negotiations on a policy. They will meet again at 7 30 p.m. Monday to continue work on the issues.
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Logan City School Board
Logan Education Association
Fairfield County Boy Killed by Pony
Five year old Harry Eugene Cotten Jr. died after being dragged by a pony the Cotten family had just bought. Investigators said the pony appeared frightened while the boy rode at the family home eight miles southeast of Lancaster Ohio.
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Lancaster, Ohio
Harry Eugene Cotten Jr
Harry Cotten
Cotten
Lancaster
Bates Loses State Job In Ohio Forestry Cutbacks
G Orville Bates longtime supervisor in the Ohio Department of Natural Resources reclamation section was notified his position was abolished. Bates, with the department since 1959 and a state employee since 1952, was among workers released under austerity. A spokesman said the goal is to create a higher level position to supervise reclamation efforts.
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Columbus, Ohio
Ohio Department of Natural Resources
G. Orville Bates
Division of Forestry and Reclamation
Bates
State Checks Mailed To Nursing Homes
More than 5.9 million dollars in checks were mailed to 879 nursing homes to cover the care of 22 395 patients. The mailing followed a week delay as the legislature freed funds in a 151.6 million dollar interim appropriation approved Wednesday.
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Columbus, Ohio
John Hanson
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