1 000 Families Denied Food Stamps in Four Ohio Counties
Ohio officials say at least 1 000 families in Fairfield Hancock Putnam and Gallia counties are denied food stamp and surplus food aid though 4 000 people could benefit. County leaders cite lack of need as stalled plans advance elsewhere.
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Ohio
Columbus
Jack Wood
Bureau of General Services
Ohio Welfare Department
Field
Hancock
Putnam
Gallia
Wood
Delaware
Paulding
Congress
Fairfield County
Ollie Smith
Lancaster Naacp
Gallia County
John E. Morgan
Morgan
Mi- Wood
Maag
Putnam County
Commis
Sioner
Adolph Maag
Canary
Six Held To Grand Jury In Robbery and Related Counts
Six persons were bound to the Butler County grand jury after municipal court hearings. Dayton men faced $5,000 bonds on two charges each for holdups at Lamark Drug Store and a July 22 robbery. two were also tied to a $1,800 November 5 holdup. Additional defendants faced charges of unarmed robbery and other offenses, with fines and jail terms ordered in several cases.
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Butler County Grand Jury
J. T. Lamb
Dayton
Hiram Allen
Willie Millner
Nancy Sigler
Richard Howard
William Dalton
Howard
Montgomery County
Judge Lamb
Jettie Bailey Jr
Elm St
Middletown
Nancy Chenault
S. Main St
Ronald
Lewis Whiteman
DWI
Elman Court
Elizabeth
Irene Taylor
Graydon Drive
Jerry E. Allen
Grand
Ottawa St
William R. Otis
Brookwood St
Trenton
Luther Wilcoxson
Butler County
Germantown Road
Woodburn Avenue
Wilcoxson
Frank K. DaMate
Germantown Rt. 2
Twin Fair
Elsie Earls
Forrer St
Sarah Alexander
Beech St
David
Pete) Alexander
National Violence Commission backs 18 voting age and draft reform
The National Violence Commission urged lowering the voting age to 18 to give youths a voice in government and endorsed Nixon's draft reform. It called for expanded youth employment, marijuana law revisions, and NIH led research with universities on marijuana effects. It noted most states bar 18 year olds from voting and faults laws that force military service on reluctant youths.
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Washington
National Violence Commission
Nixon
Milton S. Eisenhower
Georgia
Kentucky
Eisenhower
National Institutes of Health
Sato Returns to Japan as Okinawa Set to Revert
Prime Minister Eisaku Sato arrived in Tokyo to cheers of Banzai as he, after talks with President Nixon, announced Okinawa and other Ryukyu Islands would return to Japanese control by 1972. The agreement followed three days of discussions ending last Friday.
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Tokyo
Eisaku Sato
United States
Okinawa
Japan
Sato
Nixon
Ryukyu Archipelago
Stevenson Named Democratic Choice for 1970 Senate Fight
Adlai Stevenson III, son of the late Adlai E Stevenson, is chosen by 80 top Democrats to run for the U.S. Senate in 1970 from Illinois. The Harvard-educated lawyer and former state treasurer faces Republican Sen. Ralph Smith for the seat of the late Everett Dirksen. Daley aides helped broker support, after years of political tension, with primaries set for March 17, 1970. Stevenson has served as a Marine and led the Illinois Democratic ticket in 1966 and 1964. He is married to Nancy Anderson and has four children.
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Chicago
Adlai Abassador
United Nations
Stevenson III
Dem
Richard J. Daley
Dwight D. Eisenhower
U.S. Senate
Stevenson
Ralph A. Smith
R-Ill
Everett M. Dirksen
Senate
Daley
U.S. Am
Libertyville
Democratic Party
Smith
Kirksen
Alan Dixon
Belleville
Dixon
Downstate
Korea
General Assembly
Nancy Anderson
Louisville, Ky
North Carolina Forms Student Involvement Task Force
A winter program in Raleigh will organize school task forces to address unrest in public schools. The Task Force on Student Involvement is sponsored by the Department of Public Instruction with Dr. Craig Phillips stating students will have freedom to plan activities.
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Dent
North Carolina
The
Department of Public Instruction
Craig Phillips
Crane Wins Illinois 13th District Seat In Nixon Backing
Republican Philip M. Crane captures the Illinois 13th district congressional seat with 68,810 votes or 58.6 percent amid a pro Nixon backlash on Vietnam policy. Democrat Edward Warman tallies 48,670 votes or 41.4 percent. Crane, 37, a former teacher from Winnetka, ran on tax and inflation issues while Warman urged Vietnam withdrawal by 1970.
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Chicago
Philip M. Crane
Illinois
Crane
Nixon
Edward A. Warman
Warman
GOP
Vietnam
Winnetka
North Shore
U.S
Thanksgiving prayer service at Hillcrest Baptist Carlisle
A 7 am service is set at Hillcrest Baptist Church in Carlisle for Thanksgiving. A separate notice outlines a tax levy election in Madison Local School District Butler County Ohio. A special election on December 12 1969 seeks voter approval for an extra up to four mills for school funding with polls open 6:30 am to 6:30 pm EST.
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Ohio Air Pollution Control Board
Sheraton- Gibson
Fifth and
Walnut Streets
Cincinnati
Ohio
Butler
Clermont
Hamilton
Warren
Air Pollution Control Board
Ohio Department of Health
P. O. Box
Columbus
George H. Eagle
Hillcrest Baptist Church
Carlisle
Board of Education
Madison
Butler County
Board OF Elections
Harry B. Grevey
New North Atlantic Air Fares In Works
Aviation industry talks in Caracas outline updated IATA rate package with longer excursion periods and seasonal price bands. Key changes include extending excursion fares to 28 days and introducing a two to four month range with season dependent pricing, plus an 80 passenger group fare.
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North Atlantic
Caracas
Venezuela
International Air Transport Association
IATA
Dallas
H. Don Reynolds
Alitalia
Rome
New York-London
Akron woman killed in bridge crash onto interstate
Jean Johnson, 35, of Akron was killed Tuesday when her car skidded off a bridge on Ohio 176 and fell onto Interstate 77 north of Akron, according to sheriff's deputies.
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Akron, Ohio
Jean Johnson
Akron
Ohio 176
Interstate 77
Here
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Hancock County
Edward Hughes
Findlay
Hugus
Apache
Humane Association
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Elk Creek Road
Carl Creech
Tom
Bowling Green State University
Tom Schuck
Lyndhurst
Connie Casseday
Newbury
Bowling Green
Adlai III
Johnson
Gover
ADLAT
Sheraton Motor Inn
North
Fred
Dotty Kirchner
Eagle Tavern
Henry Gehl
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ITP
Inprize
Raleigh, N.C
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TORO
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