Novice Grandma Guides Family Canoe Trip Down Mohican Muskingum
Mrs. Terry Huthmaker and her family of Brunswick embarked on a two week canoe and camping journey from Pleasant Hill to Coshocton and Parkersburg along the Mohican and Muskingum rivers. They paddled about 55 miles despite storms learning river navigation with help from Ohio Canoe Adventures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Darryl Huthmaker
Jim
Air Force
Terry Huthmaker
Dave
Gazette
Sandee LeMasters
Marietta
Hutchmakers
Russell
Terry
Darryl
Pinewood Drive
Brunswick
Ohio Canoe Adventures
Muskingham River
Uncle John’s Mountain
Loudonville
Ohio
Valley City
Medina
Huthhmaker
Pleasant Hill
Mohican River
Whipperwill
Huthmaker
Brinkhaven
Perrysville
Coshocton
Conesville
Hutchmaker
Parkersburg
Alan
Coast Guard
Nixon rejects excess profits tax on corporations
The Nixon administration will not impose an excess profits tax during or after the 90 day wage price rents freeze. A White House official called such a tax a very bad idea and said profits are low, stressing it hurts efficiency and competition. Labor leaders criticized the plan while noting wage controls.
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Washington
UPI
Nixon
White House
Organized Labor
Soviet Warns Communist Nations On China's Treachery
Pravda accuses China of treachery and Mao Tse-tung in a lengthy article, signaling a sharp hostile shift by the Soviet Union against Beijing amid mounting grievances.
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Moscow
UPI
Soviet Union
Peking
China
Pravda
Soviet Communist Party
Mao Tse-tung
China Says Maoism Lacks Constructive Content
A document attributed to Alexandrov cites Maoism as a hostile ideology with no constructive content, urging increased political vigilance against its influence amid diplomatic debate. The phrase suggests the stance is viewed as a cover for party policy statements by some diplomats.
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I, Alexandrov
Western diplomats read Alexandrov manifesto as tie of Soviet criticisms
Western diplomats view the Alexandrov manifesto as an attempt to unite ongoing Soviet criticisms into a single sweeping package. The document appears to reflect Moscow's desire for global leadership and influence in the third world, signaling a broader strategic stance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
China
Alexandrov
Teen heroin addict warns of jail hospital and death then dies
In Elyria the youth told a sentencing judge heroin leads to jail hospital and death. Moments later he leaped from a courthouse window after Barry A. Wachtler of Elyria was sentenced to 1 to 5 years on a heroin charge and broke away from a deputy sheriff.
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Elyria
Ypi
Barry A. Wachtler
Tiday
Lorain
No GAZETTE Labor Day publication canceled
Carl A. Wachtler blames heroin pushers and courts after his son, 18 year old Wachtler, leaped from a balcony during a confrontation with a deputy at the county courthouse. The youth had a history in reform schools and hospitals tied to narcotics.
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Marjory Steele
Shirlie Cox
Skycroft
Wooster
Medina Kennel Club
AKC
Fairgrounds
Gazette
Bob Levandoski
Wachtler
Carl A. Wachtler
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Historical Museum
Lowell Lock
I. W. Abel
United Steel Workers
Aflcio Industrial Union Department
Abel
Frank E. Fitzsimmons
Teamsters Union
Cost of Living Council
Ussr
By Joe Kelly
Lash
Archie
N. Jeffersonst
G.covarst
New City
Coutyy
Gia Skiai
Tches
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Gesi
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