The Daily Reporter from Dover, Ohio • Page 18

Impeachment fund raisers have themselves 'a balV The Washingt WASHINGTON- There nfe starchy parlies in the social life of Washington, and there are frilly parties, and there are parties where marijuana Is smoked. Something of each came together In a swirl Saturday night at an Inaugural Anniversary Impeachment Ball that attracted more than 2000 of the old left, new left, libbers, farm workers, organizers, students, lawyers, housewives and the merely curious. Inside the ballroom of the downtown Ramada Inn there was the woman who came as a "sinister force," dressed as the Wicked Witch of the North, but bearing a placard that proclaimed "tape erasing a specialty." There was the "confirmed acrobatic secretary." There was the man inside a giant milk container. There were ersnatz Arab oil sheikhs, American oil tycoons, and hundreds behind Richard Nixon masks or wrapped in magnetic recording tape. And outside there were protesters, 150 by police estimate, waving tiny American flags and distributing hand- Cummings now part of BancOhio CARROLLTON The Cummings Bank Co.

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bills declaring that "the nation Itself lo being destroyed In an all-consuming hatred and mockery of Its Members of the National Prayer and Fast for the Watergate Crisis group started by the Rev. Myung Moon, (a Christian Evangelist from Korea who speaks no English), they carried placards announcing "Let him who Is guiltless cast the first stone" and "God loves Nixon." The group marched around the hotel singing The Day of Hope and God Bless America. The Impeachment ball was sponsored by the Washington Area Impeachment Coalition. Until Tuesday, they shared sponsorship with the Washington Area American Civil Liberties Union. Then the local ACLU pulled out, charging that "The focus of the ball will be on matters other than civil liberties aspects of impeachment." Now, this was advertised as a ball, and most of the people there, aside from political considerations, seemed to be interested in dancing.

But like most political events, the fun couldn't begin until the ideological preliminaries were consummated. These included theater by the Earth Onion, a feminist group, addressing the crowd as "brothers and the reading of the "Nixon 23rd Psalm" on the room's distorting PA system; obligatory cries of "boycott "I think I can understand why Nixon won with such a landslide if this is the best they can get together," said an impeccably-dressed fellow in a brown suit with a brown-and- white bow tie. "There's a certain frivolous quality to the whole thing that drags it The man said he was a $40 stolen DENNISON Mrs. Florence Fink of 316 Bank st. reported to police over the weekend that $40 had been stolen from her home.

Police are investigating. local psychiatrist but declined to give his name. Frivolity certainly was rampant, from the outrageous costumes worn by many of the mostly young, almost exclusively while crowd, to the auction of such Items as "Martha Mitchell's telephone" and a pass to the 1972 Republican convention. Perhaps the one moment of serious, prolonged applause came when Phil Ochs, a pro- lesl singer more famous In Ihe early '60s, revamped the chorus of his Here's To the State of Mississippi, singing: Here's to the land you've torn out the heart of Richard Nixon find yourself another country to be part of, Then it was lime to boogie. Got tax refund coming! You could get your full tax refund -and more-right We can loan you the amount of your refund plus extra immediately.

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