Hospital Trustees Revoke Dual Staff Action at Special Meeting
Trustees of Hocking Valley Community Hospital voted unanimously to rescind the September 23 1969 dual medical and osteopathic staff action. Chair Robert Keynes cited Prosecutor Forrest Moore's Sept 25 1969 ruling that proper procedure was not followed. The board plans to meet again to address staff conflicts.
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Hocking Valley Community Hospital
Robert Keynes
Forrest P. Moore
Barton A. Hall
Arthur Gasser
Claude Chrisman
Keynes
Board of Trustees
Grand Jury Session Set For Oct 13 in Hocking County
The Hocking County grand jury is called into session on Monday October 13 by Prosecutor Forrest Moore with thirteen cases on the docket. In custody is Boyd Browning 28 Langsville held on four counts including shooting with intent to kill aggravated assault carrying a concealed weapon and forgery after a June 23 shootout near the Logan waterworks. Browning’s wife Jo Ann 19 pleaded guilty July 25 to harboring a felon and was put on probation for three years.
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Hocking County
Forrest Moore
Boyd Browning
Langsville
Rt. 93S
Logan Waterworks
Jo Ann
Storms Hit Wide Areas Of Midwest
Storms swept the Plains and Midwest with heavy rain and hail on the first autumn weekend. Up to 5 inches flooded Miltonvale Kansas, while tennis ball sized hail pummeled Indianola Iowa and Des Moines area. A tornado near Jefferson northwest of Des Moines damaged trees and power lines.
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Plains
Midwest
Kansas
Miltonvale
Salina
Indianola
Iowa
Des Moines
Jefferson
Great Lakes
Mississippi Valley
Armco Expands Zanesville Plant
Armco Corp will spend 15.5 million to expand its Zanesville works to raise output of cold rolled non oriented steel used in electric motors and generators, according to an announcement Friday by President William Verity.
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Zanesville, Ohio
Armco Corp
Zanesville
William Verity
Police concentrate manhunt on Kentucky Tennessee border
Cincinnati officers and FBI agents pursue two more suspects in the holdup slayings of four women. Four men face four counts of first degree murder. Watterson Johnson and John Leigh are sought near the Kentucky Tennessee line. Raymond Kassow and Carl Ingle are bound for grand jury with no bond.
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FBI
U.S. 27
Kentucky-Tennessee
Watterson Johnson
John Leigh
Cincinnati
Strunk
Tennessee
Raymond Kassow
Carl Ingle
Kassow
Ingle
Vernon McDaniel
Cabinet Supreme Savings & Loan Association
Rogers Plans Another Talk With Gromyko
Secretary of State William P. Rogers and Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei A. Gromyko plan a third private meeting in New York before departure. Their 34 hour dinner session Friday night focused on the Middle East crisis and guidelines for an Arab Israeli settlement, with more ground to cover.
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United Nations, N.Y
William P. Rogers
Andrei A. Gromyko
New York
Middle East
U.N
Logan Chiefs Fall 12-6 to Jackson Ironmen
Logan Chieftains despite a tough fought bout against 11th ranked Jackson Ironmen fell 12-6 in a Southeastern Ohio League grid clash. Jackson used a 53 yard scoring drive in the first half and tight defense to hold off Logan in a bruising battle.
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Logan Chieftains
Jackson
Ironmen
Chiefs
Purple & White
Logan
JHS
Bob Johnston
LHS
Mark Shaw
Rick Krebs
Johnston
Ford
Darwin Valentine
Dan Murphy
Murphy
Bill Shaw
Terry Osbourne
Beougher
Valentine
Six Green Beret officers charged in Viet spy murder case
Army details a conspiracy to kill Thai Khac Chuyen a double agent with North Vietnamese ties. Capt. Robert Francis Marasco 27 of Bloomfield New Jersey named as the shooter. Col. Robert B. Rheault Majors Thomas Middleton Jr. and David Crew among top officers charged though not involved in the killing. Trial set for Oct. 20 with other officers Brumley Williams Brumley held to face similar charges. Boyle and Smith implicated but immune from charges to testify.
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Saigon
Green Beret
Robert Francis Marasco
Bloomfield
N.J
Thai Khac Chuyen
Robert B. Rheault
Vineyard Haven
Mass
Vietnam
Thomas C. Middleton Jr
Jefferson, S.C
David E. Crew
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Marasco
Leland J. Brumley
Duncan
Okla
Budge FE. Williams
Athens
Edward M. Boyle
Two OU Students and Juvenile Held on Drug Charges
A Friday night disturbance led to the arrest of two Ohio University students and a 17 year old juvenile on narcotics charges. Robert Wasserman 19 from Hillsdale New Jersey and Robert Steinberg 20 from Youngstown face possession of narcotics disorderly conduct and contributing to the delinquency of a minor. The 17 year old was taken to Hudson Health Center in poor mental condition and will be turned over to juvenile authorities. Police seized marijuana hashish and pipes.
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Athens
Ohio
Ohio University
Robert Wasserman
Hillsdale
N.J
Robert Steinberg
Youngstown
Hudson Health Center
Medicare Deductible to Rise in 1969 Hospital Charges
Medicare recipients face higher costs after January 1 as the deductible climbs from 44 to 52 dollars for hospital stays up to 60 days. Daily patient shares rise from 11 to 13 dollars for 60 to 90 days, and from 22 to 26 dollars for stays beyond 90 days.
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Washington
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Nixon
Congress
Czech Leaders Resign Positions
Prague dispatch reports Czechoslovakia’s government resigns in a broad purge of liberal officials aligned with Alexander Dubcek after the August 1968 Soviet invasion. Premier Oldrich Cernik’s cabinet of 18 ministers and 7 undersecretaries resigned unanimously, with President Ludvik Svoboda requesting a new government formation.
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Prague
Czechoslovakia
Communist Party
Alexander Dubcek
Soviet Union
Czechoslovak
Oldrich Cernik
Cernik
Ludvik Svoboda
CTK
Thieu Sees Possible Major U.S. Troop Withdrawals in 1970
President Thieu told reporters in Vung Tau that South Vietnam expects to raise its armed forces by 150 000 to 200 000 next year while the United States must provide materiel funds and training time before further withdrawals. He did not specify exact numbers, but Ky had hinted at 150 000 to 200 000 by year end 1970. The U.S. command reported 8 185 American battlefield deaths so far this year, part of a 33 percent drop from the prior year, with 484 000 troops still authorized in Vietnam. American casualties and North Vietnamese infiltration figures framed the broader debate over future withdrawals.
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Saigon
Nguyen van Thieu
Vietnam
Thieu
Vung Tau
United States
U.S
U.S. Command
Nixon
Washington
South Vietnam
Racetrack riot at Indiana Reformatory leaves inmate killed
At Pendleton Indiana State Reformatory about 100 prisoners clashed with guards who fired riot guns into the air and at the ground. One inmate was killed and 46 wounded all described as Negroes in a racial incident according to Supt. George Phend.
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Pendleton, Ind
Indiana State Reformatory
Reformatory
George Phend
Democrats in Congress Back Vietnam War Dissent Plan
Twenty four senators and representatives agreed in general terms to back student led actions against the Vietnam War. They would propose an Oct 8 withdrawal resolution and support an Oct 15 class boycott, aiming to disrupt Senate business to press for U.S. withdrawal.
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Washington
Congress
Nixon
House
U.S
Vietnam
Frank Church
Idaho
George S. McGovern
South Dakota
John Brademas
Indiana
Morris K. Udall
Arizona
Senate
Fred R. Harris
Oklahoma
Haynsworth Vote Delayed by Senate Judiciary Panel
The Senate Judiciary Committee finished seven days of hearings on Clement I Haynsworth's Supreme Court nomination but no vote timetable emerged. Chairman Eastland warned he may withhold a report if only a bare quorum attends the next meeting. Senator Bayh continues reviewing Haynsworth records and may recall the judge for further questioning.
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Washington
Senate Judiciary Committee
Clement I.’. Haynsworth
Supreme Court
James O. Eastland
D-Miss
Eastland
Birch Bayh
D-Ind
Haynsworth
Dope Check Continues Under Fire On Border
In Los Angeles the Operation Intercept crackdown by U S Customs targets drug smuggling across the U S Mexico border. Officials report 2000 pounds of marijuana seized with cocaine opium and thousands of drug pills also found while critics warn tourism suffers and Mexican buyers may boycott American border towns costing hundreds of millions yearly.
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Los Angeles
U.s.-Mexico
U.S
San Diego
Operation Intercept
Mexican National Chamber of Commerce
Judge Jails 2 Attorneys At Chicago Protest Trial
In Chicago a judge jailed two defense lawyers for contempt during the 1968 Democratic National Convention riot trial but released them hours later on recognizance. The men had failed to appear at opening statements delaying the trial and blocking cross examination of Raymond Simon, the government’s first witness.
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Chicago
U.S. District Court
Julius J. Hoffman
Gerald B. Lefcourt
New York
Michael E. Tigar
Los Angeles
U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
U.S
John C. Meiszner
Hoffman
Lefcourt
Tigar
William M. Kunstler
New
Raymond Simon
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THE
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Kentucky-Tennesee
Financial Institution
Delhi Township
Lillian DeWald
Joseph Huebner
Henrietta Stitzel
Luella Stitzel
Rogers
Gromyko
Ial
Craig Oliver
Dick Mikes
Mikes
Dana Beougher
Roger Monk
Jim Bob Richards
David Craw
Beret
New York City
Alvin L. Smith Jr
Naples
Fla
Boyle
Brumley
Nha Trang
Viet Army
Indiana Reformatory
Mark O. Hatfield
R-Ore
Hatfield
Harris
Charles Goodell
R-N-Y
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