Madison Madison Township phone battle wins Senate committee vote
The Madison Township group, with Germantown telephone support, won a key Senate Ways and Means Committee vote 5 to 0 on a bill to allow the Public Utilities Commission to shift Germantown customers to Ohio Bell exchanges in Middletown. The measure now heads to the Senate Rules Committee for scheduling before a full Senate vote.
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Dan Ritchey
Columbus
Madison Township
Germantown
Middletown
Ohio Bell Service
Germantown Independent Telephone Co
Ohio Senate
Public Utilities Commission of Ohio
Senate
Ways and Means
Lou Lambert
Madison Group
Sen
Las Applegate
Steubenville
PACO
Ohio Bell
Madison
Middletown Exchange
William Spratley
PUCO
Ullman mulls revival of three cent gas tax push
Rep. Al Ullman signals a renewed effort to revive the three-cent per gallon gasoline tax, contingent on White House support as House Republicans weigh their stance. The Ways and Means proposal also faced broader energy tax changes and new energy funding measures, with Ford opposing higher fuel taxes.
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Washington
al Ullman
Ullman
Ways and Means
Ford
House
White House
Senate to Address New Hampshire Runoff in Election Dispute
The Senate prepares to rule on the disputed New Hampshire November election between Louis C. Wyman and John A. Durkin. An urgent stopgap funding bill is expected to be taken up first, with Mansfield warning the Constitution makes the Senate final arbiter of the election.
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Washington
Senate
New Hampshire
Mike Mansfield
Dmont
Congress
Rules Committee
Louis C. Wyman
John A. Durkin
James B. Allen
Dala
Wyman
Durkin
Communist printers return in Portugal dispute in Lisbon
In Lisbon the Portuguese leftist military rulers again reversed course and allowed Communist printers to operate Republica under wartime control while Socialist editors were kept out. The move prompted protests from Socialists led by Mario Soares and raised fears of a cabinet collapse as OPCON forces clash with party leaders over newspaper control.
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Lisbon
Portugal
Republica
Thespaper
Vasco Goncalves
OPCON
Thefficer
Sz Copcon
Ween Command
Otelo Saraiva de
Carvalho
PIDE
Popular Democrats
Bike Rider Injured In Collision With Car
An eight year old boy was taken to Middletown Hospital after his bicycle was struck by a car on Jewell Street afternoon. Darrell Hensley rode into the car driven by Lindsey Montgomery as she approached the Jewell Street crossing. The youth reported leg pains at the hospital and was released after treatment.
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Middletown
Darrell Hensley
Jewell St
Jewell
Lindsey Montgomery
Canal St
Monroe
Montgomery
Hensley
Okeana accident victim dies
Alfred Steiner 24 of 3160 Chapel Road Okeana died early this morning from injuries from a June 3 single car crash on Ohio 126. Deputies say he drifted left of center and off the road while driving west, ending his injuries.
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Hamilton
Alfred Steiner
Chapel Road
Okeana
Steiner
Ohio
Butler County
UC Grad Barbara Lambert Earns Bachelor of Science
Barbara C. Lambert daughter of Mr and Mrs Paul Lambert of 6744 Manchester Road received a bachelor of science in social work at the University of Cincinnati.
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Barbara C. Lambert
Paul Lambert
Manchester Road
University of Cincinnati
Catherine Berkey Earns MAT at Boston University
Catherine S. Berkey of 8796 Red Lion Road received a Master of Arts degree from Boston University. She completed a mathematics major and graduated this spring.
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Boston
Springboro
Catherine S. Berkey
Red Lion Road
Boston University
New Coal Process Cuts Waste and Cost for High-Sulfur Coal
Battelle Memorial Institute announced a cheaper method to remove sulfur from high-sulfur coal. Dr. Sherwood L. Fawcett said the process could make the coal economically competitive and more environmentally acceptable, with broad implications for electric utilities and mining and energy-using industries.
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Columbus, Ohio
Battelle Memorial Institute
Sherwood L. Fawcett
Battelle
Fawcett
Edger P. Stambaugh
Columbus Laboratories
Stambaugh
Ohio
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
Mississippi River
Labor Dept cafeteria boycott stalls amid union protest
The American Federation of Government Employees protests nonunion staffing at the Labor Department cafeteria run by Stouffer under GSA contract. Secretary Dunlop and manager Alpha Cook comment as about 3,000 of 5,000 workers eat there, with plans to intensify leaflets and menus guidance.
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Washington
Labor Department
Department
American Federation of Government Employes Union
Organized Labor
John T. Dunlop
Alpha Cook
Stouffer
General Services Administration
Government Workers Union
Russ Binion
Capitol
Fred G. Clarks
GSA
International Women's Conference Opens in Mexico City
Thousands of women from 100 nations begin a two week UN backed conference in Mexico City marking the 1975 International Women's Year. Delegates address education health care and economic empowerment while aiming to shift male attitudes and boost women’s political clout.
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Mexico City
United Nations International
U.N
Kurt Waldheim
Luis Echeverria
Mexico
Helvi Sipila
Finland
Sipila
World Organization
Tribune
Deaths and funerals in Ohio region
Marvin J. Shilt 59 Jamestown died in Greene County Memorial Hospital Xenia of an apparent heart attack. Survived by wife Mary Jane daughter Winifred Campbell son Donald four brothers. services 1 p.m. Saturday Powers Funeral Home Jamestown burial Memorial Cemetery Dayton. calling 2 to 9 p.m. Friday. Margerie S. White 76 Camden died at McCullough Hyde Hospital Oxford after seven months illness. Surviving two sons James New Orleans John Kettering brother Donald Stier Tampa sister Eleanor Longcamp Aurora six grandchildren. services 2 p.m. Saturday R. C. Nein & Sons Funeral Home burial Fairmount Cemetery. memorials Camden United Methodist Church. Additional Hamilton area deaths: Marvin ShiltJamestown services 1 p.m. Saturday Jamestown. Albert Dulli 56 914 Greenwood Ave graveside services 1 15 p.m. Friday Dayton. Morrow Holliday 72 Fairgrove Avenue services 10 a.m. Saturday Klaus-Weigel. Mrs Janie Ballinger 80 Maud services 2 p.m. Friday Maud First Church of God.
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Marvin J. Shilt
Jamestown
Greene County Memorial Hospital
Xenia
Winifred Campbell
Middletown
Mary Jane
Donald
Hamilton
Powers Funeral Home
Memorial Cemetery
Dayton
James
New Orleans
John
Kettering
Donald Stier
Tampa
Fla
Eleanor Longcamp
Aurora
Ind
R. C. Nein & Sons
Fairmount Cemetery
Camden United Methodist Church
Marvin Shilt
Albert Dulli
Greenwood Ave
Morrow Holliday
Fairgrove Avenue
Klaus-Weigel
Janie Ballinger
Maud
First Church of God
TV and groceries stolen in multiple incidents
A color television was stolen from Miami Valley Cable Inc at 343 N Main St after a pried front door. At 515 Crawford St a resident found a smashed window and missing groceries. A burglar fled after King’s home was broken into through a bathroom window. Minnelle Brown reported a missing 12 piece silver set and jewelry after returning home. No forced entry signs noted.
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Miami Valley Cable, Inc
N. Main St
Leland Hole
Crawford St
Hole
Robert King
S. Verity Parkway
King
Minnelle Brown
Aberdeen Drive
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Senate Rules Committee
Oliver Ocasek
Akron
Valiquette
Ullman Considers
Middletown Bank
WPFB
International Women’s
Third World
Nesta Patricks
Trinidad
Women’s Development Bank
Gloria Steinem
Margerie White
Converse
Monument CO
Russell Nicoll
Russ
Fenwick High School
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