Saxbe seen as GOP winner amid Ohio primary talk
Ohio GOP leaders report a party poll shows Sen. William Saxbe could win re election. Kent McGough said the committee discussed 33 potential state candidates with 19 deemed serious for tickets. He noted Rhodes remains a gubernatorial candidate and avoided predicting head to head results with Gov. Gilligan. In Huntington, a $1.1 million transit bus contract was approved for the Tri State Transit Authority.
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Columbus
Ohio
Kent B. McGough
State, Central and Executive Committee
U.S
William B. Saxbe
McGough
Saxbe
John J
Gilligan
James A. Rhodes
Rhodes
Goernor
Jan W. Brown
Mechael J. Maloney
Cincinnati
Norman A. Murdock
Charles F. Kuries
Perrysburg
William J. Keating
Recorch Inc
Detroit
MicGough
Stong
Aknesses
cGough
John J. Gilligan
Haunted house opens for Jaycees fundraiser in Hamilton
The Mid dletown Jaycees revive a haunted house from October 19 to 31 on weekdays 7 to 11 pm and Saturday 1 to 5 pm. About 19 people fainted last year. organizers aim to double the count and raise roughly $30,000 for charity. Admission is $1 and a condemned house is used with mazes tunnels and audiovisual effects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton
Middletown
Jaycees
al Decatur
Two men plead guilty to drunk driving
Two men pleaded guilty in Municipal Court yesterday to driving while intoxicated. John Wirtz and Winston Harrison were fined 200 dollars plus costs, sentenced to three days in jail, and had their driving rights suspended for one year.
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John Wirtz
Park Ave
Hamilton
Winston Harrison
Mohawk St
J.T. Lamb
Eugene Dale Spencer
Curtis St
Ohio State Fair opens with sunny weather and record crowds
Opening day at the 120th Ohio State Fair in Columbus drew about 60,357 attendees surpassing 1972 by nearly 4,000 as vendors reported 20 to 30 percent higher sales. Gov. Gilligan cut the ribbon after which Helen Reddy and Mac Davis performed before a 14,000 plus grandstand crowd.
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Columbus, Ohio
Columbus Exposition Center
John J. Gilligan
Helen Reddy
Mac Davis
Rare Earth
YMCA membership drive newsletter circulated to volunteers
A weekly YMCA newsletter outlining progress of the membership campaign and human interest stories from YMCA activities is mailed to more than 600 volunteers involved in the 1973 drive. The public relations committee prepares the letters.
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YMCA
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Huntington
W. Va
Cabell County Cour
Tri-State Trasit Authority
Sheckler
Jaycee Project
Kenneth Wesley Stokley
Navaho St
Robert Kemplin
Waneta Ave
James E. Bell
Millard Drive
Franklin
Clinton Kilmer
Hickory St
Robert W. Plymale
Janet Ave
Carlisle
Tom Beckett
Franklin St
Harvey Taylor
West
Alexandria
Jimmy L. Rose
Tytus Ave
Arnold W. Phipps
Wayne Ave
Y.M.C.A
V.F.W. Social Center
del Edwards & the
Sidemen
Freda Craft
Wanderers
V.F.W
Debbie Page
Middletown Federal
Middletown Federal Financial Services
Central & Main
Miami Street
Trenton
Department of Mental Health and Mental Retardation
Dorothy van Tilberg
Ashland
Nellie Purtee
Portsmouth
Burton Dunfield
Granville
H. Patrick Lochary
Pomeroy
S. Brezel
of New
Scarlet
Central Avenue
Boston Harbor
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