Contempt Charge Filed Against OU Union Chief
Ohio University faces a new contempt citation against Local 1699 president Oscar McGee after a common pleas court judge lifted a prior contempt ruling. The preliminary injunction names Local 1699 and McGee as defendants with no hearing date set. Union members, about 900 workers, walked out last Thursday over alleged unresolved grievances and threatened further action.
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Athens
Ohio
Ohio University
Common Pleas Court
American Federation of State
Employes Union
Oscar McGee
Howard Goldsberry
Ross County
McGee
Leonard Sigal
Local 1699
Sigal
Claude Sowle
Sowle
University
Athens County Common Pleas Court
Lowell Howard
Howard
Goldsberry
World and National Briefs Hearings Across Continents
Reports from Hong Kong, Copenhagen, London, Drummondville, Washington, Upsala describe a special Hong Kong newscast on China’s 22nd anniversary, Baunsgaard resigning to form a caretaker government, Heath and party leaders seeking Ireland peace, Dr White denying Mao illness, Quebec police walkout, Justice Black to Arlington, and a detected underground nuclear test in Novaya Zemlya.
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Hong Kong
Canton Television
People’s Republic of China
Peking
Copenhagen
Denmark
Hilmar Baunsgaard
Baunsgaard
Paul Dudley White
China
Communist Party
Mao Tse-tung
Dock Talks Renewed Between Longshoremen and Shippers
SAN FRANCISCO reports President Nixon intervened to restart the 89 day West Coast dock strike talks. Negotiators aim to reach an agreement by week’s end, after meetings in Portland with ILWU leader Harry Bridges and Pacific Maritime Association chief Ed Flynn. Sidney Roger warned final approval must come from the rank and file via secret ballot.
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San Francisco
West Coast
Nixon
Portland
Ore
Sidney Roger
International Longshoremen’s and Warehousemen’s Union
ILWU
Harry Bridges
Ed Flynn
The
Pacific Maritime Association
Parachute Fails Kill Teen Skydiver in Ohio County
Jeff Watkins 17 of Worthington died after his main parachute failed to open during a jump in Pickaway County. Witnesses reported the main chute streamed out but did not deploy and the reserve chute did not appear to deploy. His mother said the sport was a passion he loved and had talked about since youth.
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Mount Sterling
Ohio
Wallace Watkins
Jeff
Watkins
Worthington
Pickaway County
Alaskan Pipeline Is Revived
Interior Secretary Rogers Morton says a favorable environmental report on the trans Alaska oil pipeline may be issued by year end after changes by builders. The Alyeska line could be built compatibly with the environment and construction could halt if requirements are not met. Opponents fear Arctic ecology harm from North Slope to Valdez.
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Alaska
Interior Department
Interior
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Morton
Nixon
Hirohito
Allied Daily Newspapers
Washington
Alyeska Pipeline Service Co
Departments of Commerce and Defense
Alaskan
North Slope
Valdez
Wallace Gillogly Named Judge for World Plowing Contest in England
Wallace Gillogly former district conservationist for Hocking County will judge the world championship plowing contest in Taunton England Oct 1 2 He travels with two U S contestants and 18 others and plans a four day Ireland visit before touring Scotland and England sights then London and Stratford before returning Oct 7
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Wallace Gillogly
England
Hocking County
Taunton
Gillogly
Greenville
United States
Horsens
Denmark
Fairfield County
Mercer
Preble
Darke
Gilloglys
Ireland
Scotland
Shannon
Blarney Castle
Dublin
Trinity College
St. Patrick’s Cathedral
Glasgow
Edinburgh
Edinburgh Castle
Princess St
Nixon Meets Emperor Hirohito in Alaska Visit
President Nixon and Japan’s Emperor Hirohito met in Anchorage marking a historic postwar allyship moment. The two leaders discussed broad ties and peace efforts as Hirohito prepared to depart for Europe after a refueling stop.
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Alaska
Nixon
Japan
Hirohito
U.S
Copenhagen
Walter J. Hickel
Elmendorff Air Force Base
Tokyo
Washington D.C
Pacific
Nagako
Europe
Weather contrasts sweep nation from cold to warm in AP report
The eastern half of the United States saw contrasting conditions as the South enjoyed pleasant summer warmth and humidity while the Northeast faced frosty temperatures. The AP notes widespread warmth across southern regions with cooler, frost-prone conditions in the northeast.
Weather snapshot across regions with rain and heat
An inch of rain fell in the Hocking Valley Saturday night while 11 am readings showed 75 degrees under partly cloudy skies after a 59 degree low. Forecasts call for more warmth and scattered thundershowers through Sunday and Monday with temperatures in the 80s and 90s. Frost warnings issued for northern Maine as temperatures fell near 40 degrees. Hurricane Ginger stalls off the south Atlantic coast driving large swells along Florida Puerto Rico and the Bahamas
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Maine
Mercury
Ginger
South Atlantic
Florida
Puerto Rico
Bahamas
Houston
Key West
Fla
Daryl Cullison Named Police Lieutenant
Roy Loomis announced Daryl Cullison aged 28 of 1376 Church Street has been named lieutenant on the city police force effective October 1. Cullison with nearly five years on the force holds an associate degree in police science from Hocking Valley Technical College after four years in the U S Air Force before joining Logan police in 1966.
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Roy Loomis
Daryl Cullison
Church St
Cullison
Hocking Valley Technical College
U.S. Air Force
Logan
Death Claims Former Deputy Ed Smith 65
William Edward Ed Smith 65 of Murray City a former Hocking County sheriff deputy died 11 30 a m Saturday at Hocking Valley Community Hospital Born March 11 1906 in Logan he was WWII veteran and member of American Legion VFW United Methodist Church of Murray City Survived by wife Mary M Shark Smith son Eugene Smith Nelsonville daughter Rita Han na Murray City brother Paul Smith Logan sister Roxie Wolfe Logan preceded by son James 1961 Funeral 2 p m Tuesday Leonard Funeral Home Rev Roy Bookman officiating military graveside Greenlawn Cemetery Nelsonville Friends may call today at the funeral home
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William Edward
Ed) Smith
Murray City
Hocking County
Hocking Valley Community Hospital
Logan
Lucy Leach Smith
American Legion
VFW
United Methodist Church
Democratic Central Committee
Leonard Funeral Home
Roy Bookman
Greenlawn Cemetery
Nelsonville
Heavy Losses Inflicted On South Viet Nam Border Attacks
North Vietnamese forces launched heavy attacks along the South Vietnamese border with Cambodia for a second day, killing and wounding soldiers and destroying equipment. U S aircraft supporting South Vietnam were shot down with five Americans wounded.
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Saigon
South Vietnam
Cambodia
U.S
Tan Son Nhut
Qui Nhon
Tuy Hoa
Ohio Tax Plan Conference Set To Reconcile Budget Bill
A conference committee will be named this week to reconcile the $7.6 billion budget tax measure passed by the Senate. The package combines a 1.5 cent sales tax hike and a 3.5 to 6.5 percent corporate income tax with a personal income tax proposal in the House. The plan would raise $789 million over the biennium and fund education, elderly homestead exemptions, and city aid while jeopardizing school districts facing budget delays and potential closures.
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Columbus
Ohio
Senate
House
Anthony Calabrese
Cleveland
Michael Maloney
Ways and Means Committee
Senate Education Committee
Oakley Collins
Ironton
Ohio Education Association
Oliver Ocasek
Akron
Harry Meshel
Youngstown
Finance Department
John Gilligan
Bishop Kilpatrick
Warren
Dow Jones Slips at Noon on Slow Trading
New York stock market prices drift lower as the Dow Jones average of 30 industrials falls 5.84 points to 883.47 at noon in slow trading today.
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New York
Tax relief shifts toward individuals in House plan
The House Ways and Means Committee edges the tax revision toward consumer relief. It would cut individual taxes by about 1.4 billion for 1971, and 2.2 billion in a one time 1972 relief, while altering investment credits and fast depreciation to ease early 1972 consumer burden amid Social Security tax hikes.
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Congress
Nixon
U.S
House
Ways and Means
Treasury
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Arlington National Cemetery
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Upsala
Sweden
Novaya Zemlya
Russia
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Ed Smith
North Vietnam
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