Three Suits Filed To Test School Bill Legality
Three suits in Ohio challenge a new tax credit school bill. In Cleveland attorney Gerald A. Messerman seeks a temporary injunction to allow the bill to take effect. In Columbus Attorney General William Brown asks the Ohio Supreme Court for a declaratory ruling while the American Civil Liberties Union seeks removal to federal court. Judge Ben C. Green in Cleveland has asked an appeals judge to delay ruling.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Ohio General Assembly
Gerald A. Messerman
U.S. District Court
Columbus
William Brown
Ohio Supreme Court
The
American Civil Liberties Union
Ben C. Green
Messerman
Harry Phillips
Vening
ACLU
John Gilligan
Robert Kosydar
Kosydar
U.S. Supreme Court
New York
Green
U S Removes Land Troops From Vietnam
The United States deactivated its last infantry brigade in South Vietnam ending ground combat roles while maintaining a 100,000 strong air and naval force. Air, Navy and Marine aircraft conducted hundreds of strikes against North Vietnam near the 20th parallel during Soviet leader Podgorny’s visit.
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George Esper
Associated Press
Saigon
United States
South Vietnam
U.S
North Vietnam
Hanoi
Nikolai Podgorny
U.S. Command
Navy
Marine
Hobby Helps Bind Growing Family Together
Everett Fe Parker profiles Harold Young of Lucasville his large family and his 40 year Indian artifact hobby. The Youngs collect thousands of items from the Scioto Valley range from skulls to tools and beads, trading only rarely and consulting OSU archaeologists. The hobby strengthened family ties as seven children grow into adulthood, with many still nearby or in other homes.
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Harold Young
Lucasville
Hobby
Everette E. Parker
Everette FE
Parker
Young
Route 23
Scioto Valley
Ohio State University
Receiving Hospital Post Filled
Frank Puntenney Jr. was named business administrator of Portsmouth Receiving Hospital, succeeding retirementing John Brandle as of May 31. A native of Portsmouth and son of Frank Puntenney Sr., he previously worked for Ohio Power Co. and Detroit Steel Corp. He studied at Ohio State, Northwestern, Bowling Green, Toledo, and Beth Turn to Page 8.
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Frank Puntenney Jr
Portsmouth
John Brandel
Sheldon Rogers
Puntenney
Frank Puntenney
Wheelersburg
Ohio Power Co
Detroit Steel Corp
Ohio State University
Northwestern University
College of Business Administration
Bowling Green State University
University of Toledo
Beth
Bristol Village Marks First Decade in Waverly Ohio
Bristol Village a National City Residences sponsored retirement community near Waverly marks its 10th anniversary at a 250000 Activities Center. The project grew from FHA housing for the elderly spurred by Rev John R Glenn's vision as Waverly boomed from an atomic plant, with 500 seniors responding to a starter ad and public interest rising.
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Waverly
Ohio
Bristol Village
National City Residences
United States
Pike County
FHA
Bristol Homes
John R. Glenn
Columbus
Glenn
Four-Day Portmouth Horse Show Opens Thursday
The 24th annual Portsmouth Charity Horse Show runs next weekend at Scioto County Fairgrounds with 57 classes and about 400 horses. Five performances are planned 7:30 p.m. Thursday to Saturday and noon plus 7:30 p.m. Sunday June 25, benefiting Scioto Memorial Hospital Auxiliary with prize money over 7500 dollars. About 275 stalls are reserved, drawing entries from Ohio and states including Florida and Michigan.
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Portsmouth
Scioto Memorial Hospital
Scioto County Fairgrounds
Eugene Geary
Geary
Mildred Thompson
Thompson
Scioto County
Ohio
Florida
Tennessee
West Virginia
Michigan
Indiana
Virginia
Kentucky
Ohio Valley Weather Report Clashes With Incomplete Data
Cloudy tonight with temperatures in the 50s. Sunday expected cloudy skies with highs in the low 80s and a slight chance of showers tonight and Sunday. Official observer notes show today 11 a.m. 69 and yesterday’s maximum 61 with a reported maximum 80 and minimum values incomplete.
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Ohio Valley
Kinney Spring Reopening Awaited After Contamination
Portsmouth residents await Kinney Spring reopening after March 2 closure by the Health Department. Routine tests found dangerous bacteria levels caused by surface water leaking into the storage tank, with the city promising corrective action to fix the contamination.
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Portsmouth
Kinney Spring
Portsmouth Health Department
Sato to retire as Japan's prime minister in July
Tokyo reports Prime Minister Eisaku Sato, 71, will retire in July after eight years leading Japan and the ruling Liberal Democratic Party. He cited Okinawa reversion and strong U S ties as core achievements and urged continuing U S Japan friendship for regional peace. Peking criticizes his China policy amid succession jockeying within the LDP.
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Tokyo
Ejisaku Sato
Sato
Okinawa
Japan
U.S
Hayato Ikeda
United States
Asia
Peking
China
Liberal Democratic Party
LDP
Food price rise feared as wholesale costs climb
Washington officials warn consumer groups of higher retail food prices, especially meats, with the Price Commission set to meet next Wednesday to discuss the surge tied to wholesale increases. The DOT will oversee UMW while a federal court orders a new top officers election.
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Washington
The
Price Commission
Labor Department
UMW Affairs
United Mine Workers
Secretary of Labor
James Hodgson
U.S
William B. Bryant
Tony Boyle
Food and Drug Administration
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Dong Phong Thuong
Thanh Hoa
Raymond Bohn
Parma Heights
Donald Bohning
Parma
Bethany Evangelical Lutheran School
Lutheran High School West
Scioto River
Second St
Scioto
State of
Times
Billy Graham
Dad
Bristol
Inside the Times
Women's News
SEC
ITT
Securities and Exchange Commission
International Telephone & Telegraph Corp
Justice Department
Howard Aibel
John Navin
Mediobanca
Milan
Italy
Lazard Freres & Co
Lakeside
West Ohio
California
Sirhan
Los Angeles
California Supreme Court
Sirhan Bishara Sirhan
Robert F. Kennedy
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