Fight over tax incentive stalls Congress windup
Washington AP By Walter R. Mears the Senate fights a tax incentive bill delaying adjournment plans. President campaign financing provisions spark the clash as Gore leads opposition and Mansfield weighs a nonstop session amid a dwindling quorum and bitter debate. House delays parallel Senate gridlock.
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Walter RB
Mears
Mansfield
United States
Albert Gore
D - Tenn
Gore
Sens
Spessard
Holland- D
Apple Peelers Through American History and Antiques Advice
Apple peelers were common in America from 1850 to 1900 with wooden and metal designs. Iron peelers were patented in 1803 and many metal models date from the 1880s. The column also discusses valuing historical documents and cautions against repainting antiques, noting restoration can destroy value.
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Ralph and
Terry Kovel
America
Astros Name Coach Bol Lillis at Houston
Houston AP reports Bol Lillis an 86 year old infield veteran with nine major league seasons was named a coach for the Houston Astros on Thursday.
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Houston
Bol Lillis
Houston Astros
Spot Removal Tip for Fading Ring on Fabric
After stain removal, let the fluid dry then hold the stained area over a steaming teakettle spout until the ring disappears. This method aims to remove residues and restore the fabric’s appearance without harsh scrubbing.
Doverite 27 Hospitalized In Auto Crash
Doverite aged 27 was admitted to Union Hospital with left elbow contusions after his car went off County rd 102 four miles north of Rt 21. Highway patrol listed him as fair and noted the vehicle snapped a telephone pole and hit a culvert. Police investigate a hit-and-run on Rt 21 at 3:35 am near Newcomerstown, with Thu is D. James, 35, of Navarre as a driver in the northbound car. Additional unidentified crashes are under investigation. Willam E. Barbee reported gravel damage to his windshield from a truck on Rt 21 south of New Philadelphia at 3:40 pm. A high-speed car left Rt 21 four miles south of I77, struck a pillar, then went off the road. the driver is being sought.
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Robert Grove
RD 2
Dover
Union Hospital
County
Rt. 21
Grove
Highway — Patrol
Newcomerstown
Thuis D. James
Navarre
Willam E. Barbee
New Philadelphia
Dennison Man Faces 4 Counts
Dennison resident Clark Hoffman, 23, of 118 Woodland Avenue, was jailed after a pursuit for passing at an intersection and ignoring a traffic signal. He faced charges of driving without a license and resisting arrest. Officers observed him pass a car at Trenton and Walnut at 2:30 PM, with speeds over 60 mph on E Ist Street before a brief chase and capture.
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Uhrichsville
Clark Hoffman
Woodland Av
Dennison
Hoffman
Trenton
Walnut St
E. Ist St
Two Philadelphia Men Charged With Intoxication
Robert Studer age 29 of 207 Frontav SE and Herbert A Ripley age 47 of Towne Kappel Apartments 238 Ist dr NE were charged with intoxication by New Philadelphia police. Studer jailed after a complaint by his wife of breaking furniture and trouble. released at 3 a.m. pending mayoral appearance. Ripley posted 106 bond and to appear before Mayor Joseph Pritz. Police say a motorist reported a man lying in the roadway near Beech In NW close to Club 224. it was Ripley who was bleeding and taken to Union Hospital. He was unruly at the hospital and sent back to the station for the charge.
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Robert Studer
Frontav, SE
Herbert A. Ripley
Towne Kappel
Ist Dr. NE
New Philadelphia
Studer
Joseph Pritz
Ripley
Pritz
Dennison Boy Struck by Car
Jeffrey Dickey Dennison, 12, of 414 Sherman street was treated for injuries to his right arm and leg yesterday morning at Twin City Hospital after being struck by an auto at 138 Grant street. Driver Mrs Vrances Poyick of 213 McCook Avenue said the youth ran from between two parked cars.
Kirven Named Tuscarawas County Extension Agent
Dennis M. Kirven was officially appointed Tuscarawas County extension agent for agriculture by Ohio State University trustees retroactive to October 12. He succeeds Lester Cron, who served 28 years, while a search for a replacement as county 4-H agent is underway. Kirven and his family live in New Philadelphia.
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Kirven
Dennis M. Kirven
Tuscarawas County
Ohio State University
Board of Trustees
Lester Cronin
Kirlyen
DeAnne Hawkins
Midvale
Ard St. NW
New Philadelphia
Johnsons Australia visit ends amid huge crowds and protests
President Johnson drew massive crowds in Sydney and Canberra during a state visit, but antiwar demonstrators disrupted motorcades and forced route changes. Secret Service redirected the president’s car past hostile crowds as police hauled away protesters and a glass‑framed Johnson vehicle faced eggs and paint.
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Brisbane
Douglas MacArthur
Johnsort
Texas
Johnson
Queensland
Sydney
Johnsons
Canberra
Fairbairn Airport
Lanyon Station
Edward Clark
U.S
Australia
Viet Nam
Lord Casey
New South Wales
White House
Melbourne
Wilmot Unit Plans Bazaars and Dinners
Wilmot fire department auxiliary met at Mrs. Jack Williams's home to plan bazaars on November 13 and December 11 with the fire station ham dinners. They seek contributions of baked goods candies aprons and handmade items. A meeting is set for Tuesday at 9 30 a m at Mrs Williams home with a noon covered dish dinner. Memberships open to area women. A double boiler ordered for the station kitchen funded by Betty Cracker coupons. Coupons collected at Stertzbach's grocery and the fire station. A bake sale is scheduled for November 8 at 9 a m at Stertzbach's. Next meeting November 9 at 4 30 p m.
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Paul Smith
Wilmot— Volunteer Fire Department
Jack Williams
Stertzbach
Ste
Two Men Fined For Littering In Dundee Case
Judge Charles Eckert in northern district court fined Richard A. Kate 32 and Hershel D. Malone 44 ten dollars each after they pleaded no contest to illegal dumping charges. A third man, Arthur King, pleaded not guilty. All defendants are from Dundee.
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Charles Eckert
Richard A. Kate
Hershel D. Malone
Arthur King
Dundee
Young Doverite Faces Charge of Intoxication
Jerry Lee Kaiser, 19, of 705 N Walnut St Dover, is jailed on intoxication charges after a 12 25 a m fight call at Walnut and 7th. Police found a whiskey bottle with him and he refused to identify its source. He claimed only low power beer was consumed.
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Jerry Lee Kaiser
Walnut St
Dover
Walnut
7Th St
Kaiser
Gene Everett
New Philadelphia
Indian Valley high school site decision awaited Monday
A board of education meeting in Gnadenhutten may announce the site for the new Indian Valley high school. The board is also recruiting a custodian for the Gnadenhutten building with a $4000 annual salary for a 40 hour week.
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Indian Valley High School
Board of Education
Gnadenhutten
Twin City Briefs: Injuries Reported After Incident
In Twin City Hospital four people received emergency treatment yesterday. Rick Norris 18 of 1127 Gorley Sr injured his right knee. Dave Sproul 16 of RD 1 sustained a foot injury. Bill Dodds 17 of 1486 Rognokear hurt his left hand. All are from Uhrichsville. Deann Sherer 7 of 519 N 1st St treated for a cut above the eye from glass. John Neighbor a Heidelburg College senior and Ruth Ann Neighbor a Columbus Career College student visiting their parents.
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Dennison
Twin City Hospital
Rick Norris
Gorley Sr
Dave Sproul
Bill Dodds
Rognokear
Uhrichsville
Deann Sherer
John Neighjbor
Heidelburg College
Ruth Ann
Julia Gibson
Columbus
Rd St
Ohio grain prices in Columbus market report
Ohio Dept of Agriculture reports No 2 red wheat trading around 1.60 to 1.62 per bushel, up about a penny. No 2 yellow corn mostly steady near 1.21 to 1.22 per bushel, No 2 oats around 69 cents per bushel, and No 1 soybeans near 2.79 to 2.89 per bushel with small moves noted.
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Columbus, Ohio
Ohio Dept. of Agricash
Fire damages hedge in New Philadelphia blaze at 2 14 p m
A fire reported yesterday at 2 14 p m burned a hedge on 299 Ray ay NW and caused minor damage to a nearby structure. Fire units contained the blaze with no injuries reported. Investigation continues by the New Philadelphia fire department.
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Philadelphia
Ray Ay
Obituary notices for Warner and Workman in Ohio region
George William Warner Jr 66 of 911 Bthst New Philadelphia died Friday morning at VA Hospital Cleveland after two weeks illness He was a former Bolivar Dan project superintendent since 1938 a Marine in World War I and past president of Bolivar Lions Club He is survived by his widow Venetta Robson two daughters Sarah Walls and Patricia Ann Sannah three brothers a sister six grandchildren and several extended relatives Funeral services are set for Monday at 1 30 p m at Kaser man Navier Funeral Home with burial at East Avenue Cemetery Graveside military rites will be conducted by Bolivar Legion. Samuel Foster Workman 58 of Union St Bellaire died Friday in Bellaire Hospital from cirrhosis of the liver He had been ill three weeks Born in Wetzel County W Va he lived in Bellaire two years and previously resided in Uhrichsville and Dennison He was a Free Will Baptist and his wife Rocelle Maple died in 1960 Surviving are a daughter Phyllis Jane two brothers Coney and John eight sisters listed with Bellaire areas and Gnadenhutten among others Services will be Monday at 10 30 a m at R K Lindsey Funeral Home with burial in Sharon Church Cemetery Friends may call Sunday 2 30 to 4 30 and 7 to 9 p m.
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New Philadelphia
Veteran's Administration Hospital
Cleveland
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Sarah Jane Warner
Ife
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Bolivar American Legion
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John R
Sarah Jane) Walls
North Canton
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San Mateo
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Edgar BH
James R
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Toronto
Canada
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Marguerite) McGovern
Washington
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Glenn Carlisle
William Goudy
East Avenue
Bolivar Legion
Samuel Workman
Uhrichsville
Samuel Foster Workman
Union St
Bellaire
Bellaire Hospital
Wetzel County
W. Va
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Lydia Methany Workman
Dennison
Free-Will Baptist Church
Rocelle Maple
R. K. Lindsey
Harold Hill
Sharon Church Cemetery
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Eastport
Jay
Perrysville
Guy
Anna Poss Trushell
Sherrodsville
Della
Longsworth
Main St
Carrollton
Salem City Hospital
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Augusta
Citizens Scholarship Foundation of
Ohio
Antram
Perry
Elizabeth Harper Saviers
Calvary Methodist Church
William Sr
Saslem
Lancaster
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Elizabeth) Capper
Mary) Miller
Wadsworth
Howard Cunningsham
John I. Longsworth
Martha Beamer
Paul Greenwood
Ralph Gray
Mt. Pleasant
Baxter Funeral Home
Cincinnati Police Expand Shifts in Murder Case
In Cincinnati police doubled staffing on two hour shifts to chase a rapist-strangler blamed for a series of killings. A fifth victim, Rose Winstel, 81, was found Thursday night. Investigators warn public not to panic as they broaden the search with former military volunteers joining law enforcement.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
Kelly
Rose Winstel
Jacob Schott
Wichman
Miss Winster
Mizangied
Inventories filed for several estates in Ohio counties
Inventories filed list Maud M May forth Wayne Township $81729 by Vernon Banders and Lawrence H Richardson co executors Charles K Humphrevile New Philadelphia $11474 by Marjorie Stuller executrix Mary J Birtcher Dover $6600 by Richard L Stephenson administrator and Benjamin F Cox New Philadelphia $10375 by Rheta I Cox executrix Ravens Metal Products Co Strasburg has a $4359 cognovit judgment against Roy S Green East Rochester money due on note dated Dec 18 1965 Marriage Licenses James A Rennicker 20 Mare Ine Corps and Patricia E Reyn olds 19 both of Uhrichtsville Application filed Gretchen Koledin Mineral City vs Thomas M Koledin 611 E 4th Dover gross neglect cruelty Separation agreement May 12 property rights debts restoration of Kastor name post mar riage May 3
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Maud M. Mayforth
Wayne Township
Vernon Banders
Lawrence H. Richardson
Charles K. Humphreville
New Philadelphia
Marjorie Stuller
Mary J. Birtcher
Dover
Richard L. Stephenson
Benjamin F. Cox
Rheta I. Cox
Ravens Metal Poducts Co
Strasburg
Roy S. Green
East Rochester
Gretchen Koledin
Mineral City
Thomas M. Koledin
4Th St
Kastor
Holmes Teens Are Sentenced For Malicious Property Destruction
In Millersburg a juvenile was committed to the Ohio Youth Commission in Columbus and two others received six months probation and restitution for property damage. The trio allegedly caused about 60 damaged mailboxes, overturned church benches, a coin box and 1100 electric signs near Berlin. Terry Frazier, 15, was sent to the commission. Lester E. Miller, 19, and Ray Caldorph, 18, were ordered to pay $65 each and adhere to an 8 p.m. curfew.
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Lester E. Miller
Ray Caldorph
Here
Common Pleas Court
4-H Clubs Port Washington Trail Blazers Meet
4 H Clubs in Port Washington plan a Monday night meet at 7 in St Pauls United Church for Christ basement to discuss activities and upcoming events.
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Port Washington Trail Blazers
St. Paul’s United Church For Christ
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