Ohio House Debates Expanded Drug Laws in Bipartisan Push
Two bills expanding Ohio drug laws face House votes, including controls on amphetamine inhalants and a glue sniffing ban. Rep. George E. Mastics led the measures introduced Feb 4 with felony penalties for violations. Senate actions include runaway apprehension powers, bond law revisions, wrongful death funeral expense recovery, and other measures.
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Columbus
UPI
Ohio
House of Representative
George E. Mastics
Cleveland
House
Judiciary Committee
Senate
Youth Commission
108Th General Assembly
State Colleges and Universities
Berlin Milan PTA to form school based units
Berlin Milan Schools will keep the PTA but create independent units for each building. At a Monday meeting two officer slates were shown for May 19 at EHOVE Joint Vocational School. Survey results: 63 keep, 11 disband, 15 inactive. 90 responses total.
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Milan
Parent-Teachers Association
Berlin-Milan
PTA
Ehove Joint Vocational School
William Mowry
Ralph Weitzel
William Bremer
Donald Graham
Robert Bremer
James Martz
Laura Unger
Richard Sisson
State official opposes $1500 across the board pay raise
Columbus UPI Wayne Ward, state personnel director, said he would back pay raises for state employees but not the $1500 across the board demand by AFSCME. He noted the cost would be about 125 to 140 million dollars, which he cannot recommend.
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Ward
Norwalk Junior High honors 96 on fourth six week list
Ninety six students at Norwalk Junior High School make the honor roll for the fourth six week grading period. The list includes 63 eighth graders led by names like Todd Arbogast and Debby Berry and 33 seventh graders such as Lori Andrews and Becky Bell. An omission is noted for eighth grader Debby Jameson from the third six week period.
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Norwalk Junior High School
Todd Arbogast
Debby Berry
Sally Boehler
Diane Borgia
Nancy Braker
Carolyn Brooks
Linda Brownell
Pat Burdue
Lana Burke
Sue Burkett
Beth Carnicom
Karen Carpenter
Debby Chase
Denise Dieriezwski
Ellen Claytor
Dean Decker
Alice Finch
Jim Fresch
Mary Heckleman
Bill Higgins
Sharon Houghden
Kurt Huntley
Debbie Jameson
Kathy Jameson
Nancy Jensen
Janet Jones
Paula Kerschner
Keith Kesling
Debby King
Debby Knight
Mark Knoll
Vickie Kosel
Ellen Kramer
Rand Laycock
Debbie Leslie
Ron Leto
George Linn
Debra Looen
Helen Loucks
Shelle McIntyre
Susan Meagrew
Diane Meyer
Kathy Moehlman
Janet Noggle
Kim Nye
Jane O’donnell
Marla O’donnell
Kirk Olsen
Steve Richards
Liz Ross
Marsha Ross
Alexis Schaffer
Steve Sherman
Kim Smetzer
Bruce Smith
Doug Spalsbury
Connie Waters
Jan Waugh
Sharon Weber
Marie Westerhold
Pam Wetzel
Betsy Wheeler
Doug White
Lori Andrews
Becky
Senator Adams Loses Temper in Georgia Senate Incident
In Atlanta, Senator Ronald Adams, nearly blind, swung at Senator Roscoe Dean with his fist and cane after a dispute over a local bill amendment. Dean retired unharmed, Adams apologized, and Dean called any such act beneath a senator's dignity.
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Atlanta
UPI
Ronald Adams
Roscoe Dean
Georgia
Adams
Dean
Woman and infant lost in forest five days near Los Alamos
Nurse Marie J Hendrickson Elam, 24, and her seven month old baby became trapped in snowbound mountains after a car bogged. The mother walked for days in freezing conditions to reach safety. the baby died from dehydration and exposure. The mother survived, hospitalized, while the husband served on active Air Force duty in Italy.
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Los Alamos
N.M
UPI
Marie J Hendrickson Elam
Elam
Los Alamos Medical Center
Italy
Air Force
Priests Could Face 25 Year Sentences Over Dow Protest
Nine antiwar demonstrators including six Roman Catholic priests and a nun face up to 25 years in prison if convicted of burglary and destruction related to a raid on Dow Chemical Co offices. Bond set at $1000 each. preliminary hearing scheduled for April 2. Rev. Robert T. Begin and Rev. Bernard Meyer among the defendants.
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Washington
UPI
Dow Chemical Co
Dow
Robert T. Begin
Bernard Meyer
Cleveland
Quiet star Kenny Heitz shines for UCLA past Purdue
UCLA defeated Purdue 1967 in the college basketball final with Lew Alcindor starring. Kenny Heitz, the quiet student-athlete, guarded Rick Mount and limited him to three first-half baskets, then contributed in clutch moments as UCLA claimed a third straight title. Heitz, headed to Harvard Law after UCLA, was praised for intelligence and versatility.
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Hollywood
UPI
UCLA
Purdue
Nbc-Tv
Lew Alcindor
Kenny Heitz
Heitz
Rick Mount
Mount
Harvard Law School
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