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8 Massillon Independent tog. 22,1974 problem for liquor depart men COLUMBUS (API State liquor officials say a serious problem has developed for the department since Ohio law no longer prohibits the owning or possession of slot machines. State liquor rules still forbid gambling paraphernalia in places holding liquor permits, but officials aren't sure of the legality of permit holders having the devices in the same building but in an area not covered by the permit. "WE ARE PRESENTLY trying to get together a policy concerning the deletion of parts of a premises from the permit," said J. Fred Rose, the liquor department's chief lawyer.

"In the past we've had requests for such action, but they are always handled on an individual basis. "Now that slot machines have come into it, the situation appears to be getting serious to a major degree," Rose said. Under the revised Ohio Criminal Code, slot machines and other games of chance still are illegal when used for profit, but their use for charity and pleasure is permitted. Liquor agents raided an Elks club in Steubenville Aug. 12, confiscated four slot machines and accused the club of violating Its liquor permit.

Club officials said profits from the machines went to charity. Rose said the club now has asked for permission to exclude part of the club from liquor permit coverage. He said the intent is not to serve or allow liquor consumption in the room where slot machines are located. An American Legion post in Chillicothe that was raided by liquor agents last spring was acquitted in court of possessing gambling equipment and operating a gambling house because its profits went to charity. But Rose pointed out that the liquor department rule against gambling is a civil regulation and "not a criminal matter." And Capt.

James Martin, deputy director for enforcement, said the department will continue to crack down on gambling on the premises of permit holders, with the exception of bingo games, which are being tolerated. "We have cited numerous places for pinball, slot machines and the like," Martin said. "What we are trying to do now is put the fire out before it gets well along." Michigan State athletic teams have carried the nickname "Spartans" since 1925 when then State Journal sports editor George Alderton applied it. Columbus family to live in home heated by sun LEGAL NOTICE Notice is hereby qwcn Ihrtt public hearing will he held 10 00 A on Thursday. Sep tomher 19.

1974, in the Tonferenco Room, County Office Building, Canton, Ohio, to con sidor Ihe petition to annex Ihe holow described territory to Ihe Village of Canal Fulton. Ohio I nled in Ihe Township ot I ounty ot Stark, State nl Ohm, bemo a part of the Northonsl Quarter ot Section 10, o( I ho west hall ol Section 11, anM part ol the Northwest Quarter ot Section 1.1, Township 1, 10, bounded and described tcillows at tin 1 southeast i orner ol Ihe Northeast Quarter ot Six lion 10 I honor the existing Canal I-ulton Cor poration me and Ihe south line ot tin Northeasl Quarter ot Section 10, and the soulh line of a 77 OS acre parcel owned by Donalrl Carol A Sihalino, described in Volume 331 5, Page 6b ot the Stark County Records of Deeds, a distance ol 76S9 97 feet Thence 08'06" along the wes.1 line of said Schnlmo's OS acre parcel, a distanie ot 96 feet. .11 Thence the north line of said Schalmo's 77 Qi acre parcel, a distance ol 03 feet. 1 hence along Ihe boundary ol a 17? 09 acre parc.pl owned by Carol A Schalmo as described in Volume 3744, Page 997 ot the Stark County Records ot Deeds, the following eight courses, Thence 10'56" E. along the west line ol the Northwest Quarter ot Section a distance ol 22993 feet, 51 Thence 77 40'50" a distance ol 319.44 teet.

61 Thepce 10'56" E. a distance ot 330 85 feet. 7) Thence B7' 30'00" a distance of 111 38 teet, 8) Thence 02' 10'56" W. a distance ot 1932.38 feet. 9) Thence 87 43'38" along the north line of the Southwest Quarter of Section a distance ol 2261.12 feet, 10) Thence S02 19'06" along the east line of the Southwest Quarter of Section 11, a distance of 1019.68 feet, 11) Thence 87 47'51" W.

a distance of 424.10 feet, 12)ThenceS02 19'06" along the east line and its southerly projection of a 34.16 acre parcel owned by Avalon Leasina Company, as recorded in Volume 3382, Page 637 ol the Stark County Records of Deeds, a distance ot 2093.07 feet, 13) Thence 67' 47'51" and parallel to the centerline of Portage Street and the north line ol the Northwest Quarter of Section 14, a distance ot 2241.23 feet, 14) Thence 02 12'15" along the west line of the Nor thwest Quarter ot Section 14, a distance of 450.00 leet. 15) Thence 02 09'34" E. along the existing Canal Fulton Corporation Line and the west line ot the Southwest Quarter ol Section a distance 2666.02 teel to the place of beginning and containing V63 16 acres, more or less, as determined by Friedl and Harris, Engineers and Surveyors ol North Canton, Ohio in May of 1974. Published in The Evening Independent August 22, 29, September S. 12, 1974.

COLUMBUS (AP) One family in Columbus will not have to fret over fuel bills this winter their home will be heated with sunshine. They're the family who will be chosen to live in an experimental solar energy home now on exhibit at the Ohio State Fair. The home, a one-story, four- Hearing set on Ray plea for new hearing MEMPHIS, Tenn. (AP) A hearing will begin Oct. 22 to determine whether James Earl Ray is entitled to a new trial in the slaying of Dr.

Martin Luther King Jr. U. S. District Judge Robert M. McRae Jr.

scheduled the evidentiary hearing after a conference Wednesday with attorneys for Ray and the state. McRae said Ray will be heavily guarded when he is brought from the state prison in Nashville for the evidentiary hearing. The judge set aside two weeks for the hearing. The U. S.

6th Circuit Court of Appeals ordered the hearing into Ray's claim that he was coerced into pleading guilty in 1969 and was inadequately represented by counsel. Ray is serving a 99-year sentence in the slaying of the civil rights leader. NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE Pursuant to the Order ol the Honorable James Williams, Bankruptcy Judge, for the Northern District ol Ohio, East ern Division, the undersigned, Turstee in Bankruptcy for Green, an individual, who lor nierly did business under Ihe name of Gee Gee Chips and Candy being Case No. 74 286C, will offer for sale at public auction at 1118 West Main Street. Massillon, Ohio, 44646 on the 30th dayot August, 1974.

at 10:00 A.M ESDT, the following property, to wit: Equipment tor making potato chips, office eguipment, paper bags and boxes, including, one Specialty Chip cooker, one hood with two fan motors, one ex tractor (hand made), one slicer Knott Machine potato peeler, steel tub, time clock Cincinnati Time Recording baggina machine The Woodman scales, adding machine, check writer, bagging tables, and other miscellaneous items. All sales shall be for cash and subject to confirmation by the Bankruptcy Judge. Alton L. infer Trustee in Bankruptcy 70-t Peoples Merchants Trust Bldg. Canton, Otiio, 44702 Phone: 455 2222 Robert Schockling, Attorney tor Trustee 530 Renkert Bldg.

Canton, Ohio, 44702 Published in The Evening Independent August 22, 23, 1974 bedroom structure containing its own solar energy plant, is a cooperative venture of Ohio State University and Homewood a private building firm based in Columbus. "The family will not move in until mid-November," said William A. Goldman, Homewood's vice president. GOLDMAN SAID the family will be selected by the Ohio Fair Commission, to whom the home is to be given. The family will be part of a test that will be conducted on the home during the next year, said Goldman.

He said that if the experiments are successful, Homewood expects to build commercial models that will cost between $30,000 and $50,000. The solar energy plant was designed by Charles F. Sepsy, a mechanical engineering professor at Ohio State University. Sepsy said water circulating through 37 solar panels on the roof is heated to 200 degrees by the sun. The water is then passed through a coil system where air is heated and blown through conventional ductwork into the living spaces.

"The same 200-degree water is used with another system to cool the house in the Sepsy said. "And it will provid hot water for the kitchen and baths by means of a hea exchanger." Sepsy, who teaches course; in environmental control anc energy conservation, said the solar home can cut fuel bills 7 per cent. Sepsy said there are tw undergroun tanks, located beneath th IN DOWNTOWN CANTON COUNTRY FAIR SHOPPING CENTER BELDEN VILLAGE MALL PRE- SALE ON CHILDREN'S SHOES AT 4 LOCATIONS BACK TO SCHOOL PRICES $097 $ft97 and Values to $16.99 DISCONTINUED PATTERNS Another Fleischer's Dollar Stretcher Solel Fleischer's have a targe time for BACK TO SCHOOL. ARCH FEATURE SHOES Child Life with Thomas heels, long counter, and steel shank. Fleischer's Expert Shoe Fitters Will Correctly Fit Each Child GOOD THRU AUGUST 28 Downtown Canton Belden Village Country Fair IVtonroe Mall BACK TO SCHOOL PRICES 97 $1197 10 and 12 Values to $19.99 master bedroom, that can store water heated by the sun.

"In case of an extended overcast," he said, "there's enough hot water to last five days." SEPSY SAID that according to weather data, it's unusual to have more than four consecutive days of overcast weather in the Midwest, but there's a back-up system utilizing an electric heat pump just in case. A computer will monitor various aspects of the solar energy system, Sepsy said, including inside and outside temperatures, intensity of the sun, and heat distribution. "We'll hardly have to bother the family to collect data," he said. OPEN DAILY 9 to 9 Iceberg Lettuce heads 20 Ib. U.S.

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