Strip Mining Costs to Taxpayers in Tuscarawas County
County officials warn that coal strip mining inflates highway maintenance costs far beyond normal traffic. Firms face $27,324 in road-damage claims for 1965 to 1966 winter periods. Mullet Coal and others implicated for damage to County Roads 28 and 30. County notes lack of truck license revenue from major stripper Mullet Coal.
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Daily Reporter
Tuscarawas County
Charles Young
Young
Warwick
Mullet Coal Co
Mt Eaton
D & B Coal Co
Mullet Coal
Frank Rose
Department of Motor Vehicles
Difficulty in Collecting Damages From Damaged County Roads
The report notes multiple damage cases to County roads in the 1960s. J and M faced $8254 in damages with a negotiated settlement of 3500 on Feb 15 1965. Huth Hill Coal Co and Gnadenhutten Minerals Inc incurred sizable claims with final settlements of 1000 and 8000 respectively, while an unpaid balance of 1000 remains from pre 1960 events.
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Young
Huth Hill Coal Co
County Rd
Gnadenhutten Minerals Inc
The Dany Reporter June 18 1966 Dover Ohio notice
The Dany Reporter page 4 lists subscription rates and delivery details for Dover Ohio with rural routes in several counties. It notes mail subscriptions payable in advance and provides monthly and yearly prices. The text reflects a newspaper publishing notice and carrier delivery terms.
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Dover
Manefield Journal Co
Tuscarawas
Carroll
Coshocton
Guernacy
Harrison
Holmes
Stark
Ohio
Conte
Bonds on Roadway Work and Land Reclamation Debate
County officials discuss strip mining impacts with a focus on road damage and reclamation bonds. State law requires $15 per acre bonding to ensure reclamation within two years after stripping. Officials worry bonds should also cover roadway damage and taxpayer burden from strip operators who relocate. The issue echoes broader environmental funding questions.
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Gilmore
Warwick Township
Fairfield Township
Congress Addresses With Lawmakers Reachable In Washington
The Daily Reporter lists lawmakers with contact details in Washington. Senators Stephen M. Young and Frank J. Laysche, and Representatives Robert E. Sweeney, Frank T. Bow, Wayne L. Hays, and John Ashbrook are named with office building rooms for correspondence on bills and issues.
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Congress
Daily Reporter
Washington
Stephen M. Young
Old Senate
D. C
Frank J. Laysche
New Senate
Robert E. Sweeney
Longworth
Frank T. Bow
Rayburn House
Wayne L. Hays
Rayburn
John Ashbrook
Cannon
Patman Defends Open Banking Probe in Open Session
Washington report notes Rep Wright Patman defended an open hearing on banking investigations. He and allies overcame a bid to vote behind closed doors, arguing the public has a right to know. The episode highlighted subpoena power and the influence of opposition from Lud Ashley and others.
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Drew Pearson
Washington
Wright Patman
Texarkana
Tex
Banking and Currency Committee
Charles Wellner
Georgia Wheral
Henry Gonzalez
Ashley
William B. Widnall
R-N.j
William Moorhead
Frick Coal
Pittsburgh
Helen Frick
Congress
Patman
Cleveland Trust
A. A. Welsh Co
Ohio Democrat
Moorhead
Widnall
Weltner
Robert Stephens
Tom Gettys
Soviets Demand U.S. Withdrawal Before Nuclear Pact
Washington reports the Soviet chief negotiator at Geneva has called for U.S. withdrawal from Viet Nam as the price of any disarmament deal. The 17 nation Geneva talks on disarmament opened after a six week recess, amid Soviet blocks and claims of Western deception. Senator Joseph Clark, returning from Geneva, says Russia's stance marks an unfortunate shift.
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Washington
Geneva
Viet Nam
America
Kremlin
Joseph S. Clark
D-Pa
Russia
Dover and area social and civic notes in brief
Jerry Smith of New Philadelphia received the Boy Scout God and Country award. James Fincher became president of the young Republican Club. Nancy Besst of New Philadelphia graduated from Northwestern University with radio TV emphasis. Lynn Jackson of Dover joined Phi Eta Sigma at Ohio State University. Rev Roy Grams of Dover Moravian churches named president of the Dover New Philadelphia Ministerial Assn. Carl Casey Craig, Dover police, won a Jaycee Father’s Day contest as Dover’s First Father. Shirley Brenneman of Dover summers in Granada Mississippi. Jane Ley of Dover Oak Grove teachers attends Kent State summer sessions. Z S Bellair of Melbourne dairy technologist toured Swiss cheese factories at Sugarcreek. Mr and Mrs Paul Reeves, former Dover residents now Canton residents, plan move to San Francisco on a Friendship Caravan by local chambers. Canton American Legion band paraded downtown. Robert Kreisher of Dover recovering from a right arm fracture from a sidewalk fall, his fourth fracture. Grace Fisher and Laura Miller of Sugarcreek depart for a seven day Washington tour.
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Nancy Besst
New Philadelphia
Northwestern University
Lynn Jackson
Dover
Ohio State University
Phi Eta Sigma
Roy Grams
Dover Moravian Churches
Dover-New Philadelphia
Carl
Casey) Craig
Shirley Brenneman
Raiff Whitmire
Granada
Miss
Jane Ley
Oak Grove School
Kent State University
Z. S. Bellair
Melbourne
Australia
Sugarcreek
Paul Reeves
Canton
San Francisco
Calif
I Q How To Score Based On 100 Questions
A compact quiz guide lists daily targets for scoring levels from memory genius to good. It then asks ten questions about topics from fishing licenses to literature, U S government, tire grading, measurement, mining, and river flow, with true false and short factual prompts.
Best Day of the Week: Saturday Triumphs in Verse
The verse extols Saturday as the best day for leisure and fun, while Sunday signals the start of work ahead. A Bombay Yoga exponent attempting levitation sinks, sparking levity. A plan to probe the pyramids of Giza with A-rays suggests insiders’ radiation immunity by now.
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Bombay
Pyramids
Giza
Bible teaching on alms and hidden devotion
A devotional note cites Matthew 6 1 urging practitioners to perform alms without seeking human praise. It warns that ostentatious charity yields no reward from the Father in heaven and emphasizes that Christian devotion should be directed to God, not to impress others.
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Matthew
Filmland's No 1 Lover Recalled in Reflective Portrait
A nostalgic reminiscence recalls Natacha Rambova widow of Rudolph Valentino, designer and dancer, cremated without services. The piece charts Valentino's fame, controversial romances, and a Tennessee road trip with Rambova that lingered on fields along the Cumberland River, ending with his 1926 death from pneumonia.
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Natacha Rambova
Rudolph Valentino
Winifred Hudnut
Perfume
Valentino
Merry
Clark Gable
Gary Cooper
Andrew Jackson
Cumberland River
Talk of Mao Replacement Sparks Optimism in Red China
Discussion of Mao Zedong being replaced as China's top leader raises cautious optimism. Analysts warn that the incoming leadership may continue Maoist policies and maintain control, tempering expectations.
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Mao
Red Ching
Mao Mao
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