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16 THE MARION STAR Wednesday, June 18, 1969 Nixon Makes Progress on Surtax, Still Faces Opposition Defense House Tax 2 North Union Teachers Quit 3 Commissioners Winding Up Stay At State Meeting Marion County Commissioners (Continued From Page 1) Writers Pass ture demands call for expansion, has been included in the plans. Seven-tenths of a mill over a period of ten years will pay off the building, the superintendent said. The additional three-tenths of a mill will cover increased operations for five years, needed Dennis' footprints being found in the area were erroneous and and were "rumors which ought to be spiked." One woman searcher, Wilma Bell of Gatlinburg, said, "We crawled through laurel and other undergrowth on our knees. That's the only way we could get through it." Hopes Fading For Boy Lost In Mountains GATLINBURG, Tenn. never seen anvthine so Civitan Club Backs County Home Issues The Marion Civitan Club voted Tuesday to support the bond issue and operating Faculty Posts gram from civilian hands.

"I think the over-all climate and the level of opposition to cost-reducing measures, rein Howard McCurdy, John Isler and RICHWOOD Resignations of Paul Augenstein today are wind for an anticipated increase ot ing up a four-day summer conference of the County Commis from 80 to 140 residents. Miss Sandra Norviel and Mrs. Karen Granger, teachers, have been accepted by North Union sioners and Engineers Associa River forced bv occasional examples of personal disaster visited on economy proponents, it is not surprising that mtst working level government acquisition managers shy away from tough cost control actions." Fitzgerald said. Board of Education. tions ot Ohio at the statier Hilton Hotel in Cleveland.

His Package Opponents of Full Year's Extension Plan Floor Battles WASHINGTON (AP) President Nixon has scored a substantial gain in his drive for a full year's extension of the income surtax but opponents are The board passed a resolution Spendin requesting an advance of (Continued From Page 1) channel. But winds pushed the (Continued From Page 1) 000 on local tax money for operating funds at the regular Monday meeting. levy for the construction and operation of a new county home which will appear on the November ballot. William M. Warner, superintendent of the county home, explained to the club the need for replacing the present 95-year-old structure which, he said, is too small and a fire hazard.

The millage, he said, will re ton. and Edward W. rougn in my lite." That's how a veteran National Park Service worker sized up the search which continued today for a 7-year-old boy who has been lost since Saturday in the Smoky Mountains. The object of the search, Dennis Martin, vanished while on a hike with his father, Knoxville architect William C. Martin.

Dennis disappeared off the Appalachian Trail in the Spence Field area in the southern section of the Great Smoky Mountains National Park. More than 350 searchers, some New York Rrooke R-Mass to add $47.5 Ten teaching positions remain to be filled and eight contracts slick into bayous and lett it stranded in still water containing plant and insect life needed by fish, waterfowl and other wildlife. "There is no way to deter have been offered. Mrs. Robert The conference ends Thursday but the commissioners plan to return later today.

Ohio Attorney General Paul W. Brown was slated to deliver an address today on the topic Relations." Also scheduled was a speech on "New Methods for Financing Local Government" by Fred-erich Stockert, director of business economic research for Ohio State University. million to the $7.5 million approved by the Appropriations Snvder was employed as bus (Continued From Page 1) continuing their effort to cut it back, if not in the House, then in Committee for the Neighbor driver in the Byhalia-York area. of the district. Stili to be em the Senate.

registration, he will be the most liberal candidate in the three- hood Youth Corps' summer jobs program in urban ghettoes. The spending ceiling in the mine in just a few days what the loss of food sources will do to the life cycles of fish and The House Ways and Means ployed are a cook at Essex and a custodian at Magnetic Springs. man field. Committee Tuesday gave its ap Marchi, also 47, is the son of bill starts at $187.9 billion $5 place the levy for the Waddell Children's Home which is expiring, and will not be an additional tax. The proposed new home will The bid of the Smith Dairy of Marion to furnish milk and ice proval to the wixon anti-intia-tion package, practically intact.

of whom at times crawled on ducks that need that food," Ev-erson said. "We already have one biologist talking about the impact two years from now." billion below the House and administration figures but brings this un tn $191 billion bv ex an Italian1 sculptor who came to New York to build movie seta and became a wax fruit their hands and knees, plodded It includes continuation of the Heads Osteopaths cream products for the coming year was accepted. Plans to plant shrubbery at cost $1.4 million, the speaker said, and occupy five acres of empting a number of programs through the thick undergrowth Tuesday in quest of the missing boy as hope diminished that he COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP)-Dr. A soft-spoken man, March! ground at the southwest corner the high school were approved by the board. Money for the pro wnere actual spenaing is euner uncontrollable due to law or un-forseeable such as the Vietnam The film glistened brownish red, green and yellow as it glided through the locks of the Alma dam and spread down stream.

Eugene R. DeLucia of Vienna. Trumbull County was elected Monday as president of the Ohio Osteopathic Association, has been in the state legislature since 1956 and has a strong civil rights record. of the Ohio 95 present home property. A provision for the addition of a new wing, if fu would be found alive.

A park spokesman said report for the second straight day of ject has been donated by several war. surtax at its present 10 per cent rate through Dec. 30, with the rate halved for the first six months of fiscal 1970, tax relief for low income taxpayers, repeal of the investment credit and postponement of scheduled reductions in automobile and telephone excise taxes. Claim Endorsement The House will vote next week. ReD.

Hale Boggs. act- organizations. Approval was given to do a limited amount of sealing the driveway at the high school. iQ vii iif Rnr nr Saigon (Continued From Page 1) K0TEX ing chairman of the committee, nlprlrTArl snnnnrt nnrl rifprl pn- vtaSV mm i il WITH COUPON dorsement of leaders of both That battle too raged for sev-parties in the House. But he eral hours before American ar-Dredicted a tough fight anditiHery and helicopter gunships Offer fool Iftrnfk Jim 21, 1969 mm would not claim victory in ad- drove bacK the enemy.

America's Viet- Thirty-seven JNorth vance. three Tha pnmmittpo was unofficial-! namese soldiers and Fastest Growing fDrug Store 79c VALUE BORDEN'S GLACIER CLUB PRICES GOOD THROUGH JUNE 21 OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK ly reported to have voted 15-10 Americans were reported killed against an amendment to cut i in the fight, and 16 Americans back the surtax extension to were wounded. Oct. 31. The B52 bombers marked FivP npmorrats nut of th 15 1 their anniversary with 10 mis- Chain 7 tTl on the committee joined all logons against North Vietnamese ReDublicans in defeating the and troop concentrations i REG.

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