Toe-Tapping Meeting Set By Mormons
Rulon B. Ostanfield directs a 90,000 spectator youth conference halftime show at the University of Utah stadium featuring 6,700 teens performing dances, marches, rhumbas and waltzes. Despite no formal lessons, he guides a nationwide team of assistants and 1,000 adult helpers from the press box.
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Associated Press
Salt Lake City
Rulon B. Ostanfield
Utah
Stanfield
Three Teen-Age Boys Die In South Webster Car Crash
Three teen age boys from Jackson Beaver and one from Jackson are killed in a one car crash on Route 140 two miles east of South Webster at 12 30 a m. Two other boys injured include Michael Strouse 17 and Toby Owens 17 both of Jackson. The crash raises Scioto County traffic deaths to 16 for the year with crews reporting high speed loss of control. Funeral plans and locations for Oscar Skaggs Richard Strouse and Hooper were listed with services at Zion Church and local funeral homes.
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Beaver
South
Webster
Charles Hopper
Richard Strouse
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Oscar Skaggs
Jackson Rt
Scioto Memorial Hospital
Michael Strouse
Beaver Rt. 1
Toby Owens
Scioto County
New Boston
Portsmouth
State Highway Patrol
Hooper
Route 140
Orland Leadingham
Nixon names Dr. Egeberg to top health post
President Nixon will appoint Dr. Roger O. Egeberg to the nations top health post in a move announced in New York. Egeberg, dean of the USC Medical School, will head HEW health and scientific affairs overseeing almost 15 billion dollars in federal health funding.
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Romania
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Massachusetts General Hospital
HEW
Finch
Dirksen
American Medical Association
Egeberg
New Boston schedules public hearing on payroll tax proposal
The New Boston Council and Mayor Vernal Riffe clash over a 1 percent payroll income tax planned to fund city operations. If approved the tax would replace two existing real estate taxes and a sewage tax, with funds split among general, sewage, and capital programs. If rejected, the city may add 2 mills to the sewage tax to cover a $30,000 shortfall.
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Vernal Riffe
Detroit Steel Corp
Franklin Gerlach
New Boston
Gerlach
Winnie Judd Captured Near San Francisco Suburb
Winnie Ruth Judd, once convicted of a 1931 Phoenix murder and missing since her 1962 escape, has been captured in a Danville California suburb where she was working as a domestic. Sheriff officials say fingerprint and scars confirm her identity as Marian Lane despite denials.
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James D. White
Martinez
Calif
Winnie Ruth Judd
Arizona
San Francisco
Robert Lang
Phoenix
Los Angeles
Lang
Arizona State Hospital
Sgt
Joe Walsh
Danville
John Bremer
Europe
Marian Lane
California
Horse Show Crown Four Amateur Champs Nightly
Portsmouth Char ity Horse Show at Scioto County Fairgrounds opens its 21st year with 12 classes and four amateur championships. Tonight at 7:30 p m the program includes fine harness walking horse and 3- and 5-gaited events with a matinee Sunday featuring eight finals and a 400-person audience anticipated.
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Scioto Memorial Hospital
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Lindsey Apel
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Miss Harshmont
John Scott
Landsdown Stables
Grayson
Mike van Dyke
Barbie Shouvlin
Springfield
Glen Groves
R. P. McCullock
Ben Lester
All American Girl
Eli Long
All American Stable of
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Fashion Fair
Earl Curtis
Round About Farms
Georgetown
Major
Cissy Lee
Ray Lute
Clarence Geeslin
Mack
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Willard Tenpenny
Calico Farms
Cincinnati
Century Fox
Gary Kissick
H. N. Meadows
Morehead
George Seager
Huntington
W. Va
Chuck Schultz
Wing May Farm
More Than 350 Get Summer Jobs in Portsmouth Area
Local employers provided summer jobs for over 350 youths, led by Detroit Steel Corp. with 175 college students. Williams Mfg. Co. employed 63 college students and created 78 permanent positions. Other firms added smaller counts, while union contracts and industry strikes limited opportunities.
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Portsmouth Area
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Williams Mfg
Williams
James Samuels
Marting’s Department Store
Ohio University Portsmouth
Ohio Stove Co
Rerio Foundry Co
Security Central National Bank
Ohio Stove
State Highway Department
Scioto County Fair Board
Cleveland Partition Co
Nixon Plans August Trip to Romania and Asia
President Nixon announced a globe girdling itinerary starting July 23 with a July 24 Apollo 11 splashdown, including stops in Manila Indonesia Thailand India Pakistan and Bucharest Romania. Secretary Rogers accompanies to the Philippines Indonesia and later to Japan Korea Taiwan Australia New Zealand.
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Nixon
Romania
Ronald L. Ziegler
mid-Pacific
Hornet
Washington
Johnston Island
Pacific
Manila
Indonesia
Thailand
India
Pakistan
Bucharest
William P. Rogers
Philippines
Japan
Korea
Taiwan
Australia
New Zealand
State Council
Nikolai Ceausesu
Ithe Goria Union de Not Adtvi
U.S
Soviet Union
Vietnam Vet Killed in Route 23 Truck Crash Near Waverly
A 22 year old Vietnam veteran, Michael Leo Rider of Waverly, was killed when struck by a steel truck on Route 23 south of Waverly at 2:15 a.m. The driver, Lyle Marshall Cousins of Grand Blanc, Mich., said the victim appeared from nowhere. Rider died at the scene and funeral services are set for 2 p.m. Monday at Boyer Funeral Home with burial in Omega Cemetery. He is survived by his father, Gail, three brothers, and two sisters.
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Ohio
Vietnam
Michael Leo Rider
Waverly Rt. 3
Lyle Marshall Cousins
Grand Blanc
Mich
Cousins
Detroit
Detroit Steel Corp
Portsmouth
Crooked Creek
Pike County
Rider
Gail
Dale
Navy
Norfolk
Raymond
Daymond
Gretchen
Joan
Boyer Funeral Home
Ray Anderson
Omega Cemetery
Fu Meen
People React To Heat In Strange Ways
In Cleveland Ohio on a Friday with temperatures above ninety, a man jogged nude along I 71 while three others jumped fully clothed into the downtown mall fountain to cool off. The four men faced disorderly conduct charges. two were released on personal bonds and one was booked for low intoxication.
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Gallenstein sells Clermont land in record $1.08 million deal
Henry Shorty Gallenstein Jr. of Cincinnati sells 154 acres near Batavia along Ohio Route 32 to Tacan Inc for a record 1 082 380 dollars. The buyer plans a shopping center motel and other developments at the interchange for the Circle Freeway and Appalachian Highway.
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Shorty) Gallenstein Jr
Cincinnati
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Batavia
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Noddin-Willow Way
Gallenstein
21St St
Clermont
Federal Housing Administration
Portsmouth Area Growth Foundation
Ohio Department of Urban Affairs
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