Sterling Lewis Trial Reset for Oct 7 in Waverly
The trial of Sterling Lewis former chief laboratory technician at Hocking Valley Community Hospital has been reset from Oct 21 to Oct 7 before Pike County Common Pleas Judge Earl D Parker in Waverly. The case involves a conspiracy to defraud the hospital with John Sappington awaiting trial.
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Hocking Valley Community Hospital
Pike County Common Pleas
Earl D. Parker
Waverly
Lewis
John Sappington
James Stilwell
Parker
Ohio Supreme Court
Hocking County
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Sterling
Libby) Lewis
Forrest Moore
Sappington
Thomas Mitchell
Jackson
De Gaulle Holds Bonn Talks After Europe Plan Setback
The French president Charles de Gaulle concluded two days of talks with Chancellor Kiesinger in Bonn amid persistent Western defense concerns and a stalled move toward a united Europe. The leaders avoided pressing the British membership issue in the European Common Market during the final session.
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Chiefs Rally to 32-8 Victory Over Buckeyes
The Logan Chieftains toppled Nelsonville York 32 to 8 on Parents Night at LHS gridiron. Logan built a 18-0 halftime lead after two first-half touchdowns by Chuck Conrad and Chuck Lowe, then added two more in the third quarter.
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Dave Boston
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Dale Brown
Bob Johnston
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Buckeye Fan Is Sidelined by Pinched Nerve
Nelsonville York suffered a loss at Logan as Bunny Dishong, a 17 year old senior and fervent Buckeye fan, twisted with a pinched nerve while cheering. She was transported by local ambulance to Mount St. Mary Hospital for treatment and is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Ray Dishong of Myers Street Nelsonville.
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Buckeyes
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Ray
Sally) Dishong
Myers St
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Ray S. Lawyer May Bow Out In King Case
Arthur Hanes Sr. told a Memphis court he may withdraw as James Earl Ray's attorney due to serious differences on defense strategy. Hanes, once Birmingham mayor, faced contempt hearings with two newsmen and a private detective over alleged prejudicial statements. The hearing was continued to Monday. Ray faces trial November 12 for the King assassination after being captured in England.
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Hanes
Birmingham
Ala
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Memphis
Martin Luther King Jr
King
Logan and Nelsonville-York Bands Dazzle at Halftime Show
Logan High School and Nelsonville-York bands delivered outstanding halftime performances at last night’s football game. The Logan Chieftains presented Variety in Music with routines Round and Round Mississippi Mud Hernando's Hideaway and the alma mater. Buckeye band leaders included Bill Bruce Cheryl Harold Kathy Tye Kathy Whitlatch Angela Dup ler under Miss Mary Jane McKinley.
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Gilligan Gets COPE Stamp Of Approval From Ohio AFL-CIO
The Ohio AFL-CIO Committee on Political Education endorses Democrat John J. Gilligan for the U S Senate, promising thousands in labor support. COPE also backs 106 other candidates, including Harry Crewson for Congress and Don Maddux for state representative, with cross party endorsements in some races.
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Ohio
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U.S. Senate
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Athens
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Charles L. Babcock
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New York Firefighters Vote to Strike Over Contract
New York City firemen voted overwhelmingly for a total strike unless a city contract is approved. Uniformed Firefighters Association head Michael J Maye announced the vote, signaling possible simultaneous walkouts next week by firefighters police and garbage collectors.
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New York City
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Uniformed Firefighters Association
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Scripps Plans Sale of Enquirer Interest in 19 Months
Officials of E. W. Scripps Co. will sell its majority stake in the Cincinnati Enquirer within 19 months to comply with a Justice Department consent judgment. The agreement and terms were approved at a U.S. District Court hearing before Judge David S. Porter in Cincinnati.
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Fortas nomination faces shifts in Congress and Bar Association
Senate Republican Leader Dirksen reverses on Fortas filibuster, undecided on backing. ABA president Gossett says not all facts were before the committee. Mansfield pledges impact on breaking a filibuster as Johnson moves toward a Tuesday Senate showdown.
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State GOP Convention Opens Today in Columbus
The Republican State Convention in Columbus opens this afternoon with a 24 member platform committee reviewing testimony and forming planks for delegates. The session will receive committee reports and introduce candidates with William B. Saxbe to deliver the keynote speech broadcast statewide with Gov. James A. Rhodes remarks.
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Ohio
William B. Saxbe
U.S. Senate
Miniskirt Tax Sparks British Girl Reactions
In London the government plans a 12 percent tax on skirts longer than 20 inches after November 1. Women joke that many wear far shorter styles with one model noting her skirt is only 14 inches. A designer survey finds the average miniskirt about 18 inches, with some as short as 10.
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Britain
Ball and Nixon clash over gutter politics in national row
Former U N ambassador George W Ball attacking Richard Nixon as Tricky Dick and labeling Spiro Agnew a fourth rate hack politician. GOP leaders call Ball gutter politics as the Senate floor UN hallways and campaign trails ignite the dispute. Ball resigned a day earlier to join Humphrey campaign amid sharp exchanges with Nixon aides and Republican leaders.
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George W. Ball
Ball
Richard M. Nixon
Humphrey
U.S
United Nations
Hubert H. Humphrey
Nixon
GOP
Ray C. Bliss
Senate
Gordon Allott
R-Colp
U.N
State Department
Greek Junta Tightens Security Ahead of Constitution Referendum
Athens reports heightened police vigilance to curb anti regime campaigning before Sunday’s vote on the constitution. Transportation snarls hinder travel to polling places 300 miles away, with penalties for abstention though exemptions exist. Observers expect broad support for the draft increasing military authorities.
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Athens
Ground War Slacks Off As Bombing Rains On Viet War Front
American B52s dropped nearly four million pounds of bombs Friday and today on enemy positions along the Cambodian frontier and near Tay Ninh, while ground fighting eased. In one clash near Thuong Duc a Special Forces camp was shelled and two Vietnamese defenders were killed with 11 wounded. Allied forces report 54 tons of rice, 400 mortar shells and 20 cases of explosives captured. U S troops killed 32 enemy. seven Americans died and nine wounded near the Due Lap camp. Marines reported six wounded after enemy fire 2000 yards below the DMZ, with 12 enemy killed. South Vietnam will draft senior high school and university professors for nine weeks starting Oct 14 for militia service, delaying some school openings until mid December.
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Due Lap
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Education Ministry
Wirtz Breaks With Vietnam Bombing Policy
Secretary of Labor W. Willard Wirtz says he disagrees with bombing North Vietnam and would have supported a peace plank calling for an unconditional halt if he were a Democratic National Convention delegate. He becomes the first Cabinet member to publicly oppose Johnson administration policy on bombing.
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W. Willard Wirtz
North Vietnam
Wirtz
Dayton Woman Held After Fatal Slaying of Husband
Dayton police held Dorothy Stewart, 40, as they investigated the fatal shooting of her husband Paul B. Stewart, 53, Friday evening.
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Dayton
Dorothy Stewart
Paul B. Stewart
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