Kachelmacher Oil Well Hydro Fracted After Court Victory
In Logan Kentucky KDOC hydro fracted the Number One Kachelmacher oil well after a court win. KDOC sued the city over required permits fearing water contamination. Judge Carl Rueben ruled for KDOC and the city council planned an appeal but was late. The well is near the Carborundum plant on Old Route 33.
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Ruth Wilkinson
Logan
Kachelmacher
Kentucky Drilling and Operating Co
KDOC
Ben Turner
Roy Loomis
U.S. District Court
Carl Rueben
Rueben
Turner
Old Vehicles Club and Community Choir Meet in Logan Area
The Hocking Valley Historical Vehicles Club met at the Skinner residence in Chesterhill with 14 members and children present. They planned Aug. 5 in Washington Court House, Aug. 6 at the Hocking Valley Historical Association Flea Market, and Aug. 12 Shawnee Mine Festival parade, with next meeting Aug. 25 in Logan.
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Logan
Hocking Valley Historical Vehicles Club
Skinner
Chesterhill
Washington Court House
Hocking Valley Historical Association
Carl Risch
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Old Vehicles Club
Mount St. Mary Hospital
Susan Adkins
James B. Jacobs
Ronald Riley
Nelsonville
Aranie Eby
Albert Cook
Sylvia Habjanic
Cleveland
Eugene Six
Murray City
Betty Llewellyn
New Marshfield
Otis Triplett
Linda Nelson
Gore
Children’s Hospital
Columbus
Donald Shepard
Waneta Kennard
James Jacobs
Harry Dishong
Bertha Toney
James Gretz
Harley Robinette
Charles Dunlap
Russell McClure
Arthur Smith
George Cook
Immanuel United Methodist Church
Harold Phillips
Logan Route 4
Hocking County
Hocking Valley Community Hospital
Curtis E. Souders
Riley M. Worthman
Earl Wittekind
Andrew P. Spafford
Clara Edwards
Raleigh Armpriester
New Plymouth
Edward Willemson
New Straitsville
Earl Worthington
Grover Street
Walter
Norma Worthington) Reed
Ft. Myers
Fla
Charles E. Matheny
Doug
Laura
Dallas
Tex
Tion
Old Town Creek
Clinton
Newburg
Hocking
Perry
Vinton
Route 93
Kroger
Arrow
Zenith
Gm M
the Kreger Co
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