Grand Opening at Hocking Mall Logan Highlights New Stores
Logan's Hocking Mall on Chieftain Drive hosted a grand opening with Fitzpatrick's Jewelry Store led by Don Wood and Jason Timbers, RadioShack moving in, Revco Drugs under Bill Sheridan, Kroger Superstore under Harry Dickerson, and Citizens Bank of Logan branch open. Traffic tied up at West Hunter Street intersections.
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Logan
Hocking
Chieftain Drive
West Hunter Street
664
Fitzpatrick's
Roger Penn
Vinton County
McArthur
Wellston
Fitzpatrick’s
Bill Sheridan
Sheridan
Lancaster
Bryan Chaney
Revco Drug
Revco
Kroger
East Front Street
Harry Dickerson
Mike Schultz
Hocking Mall
Hunter Street
The
Citizens Bank of Logan
John Stallsmith
Sue Runge
Messenger
Ruth Stump
Flynt plans illustrated Bible and new trial push in Cincinnati
Hustler publisher Larry Flynt says God told him to publish an illustrated Bible while seeking a new Cincinnati trial on his seven to 25 year obscenity conviction. He vows to sell Hustler on Cincinnati streets, appeals Ohio organized crime statute, and seeks fair treatment in Cincinnati courts. He credits Ruth Carter Stapleton with his conversion and promises editorial changes at Hustler.
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Cincinnati
Hustler
Larry Flynt
Sen
Flynt
Washington, D.C
Speech Communication Association
Hamilton County
Ruth Carter Stapleton
Cleveland
Ohio
Stapleton
Carter
Simon Leis Jr
Simon Leis
Cities Divided On Plan at National Congress of Cities
At the National League of Cities meeting in San Francisco Mayors clash over Carter urban policy. Houston, Cleveland, Seattle and New Orleans leaders spar over funding priorities with distress versus growth needs highlighted. Mayors push for growth costs while distressed cities seek targeted aid.
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San Francisco
Congress of Cities
Carter
Congress
National League of Cities
South
West
Houston
James McConn
Cleveland
Seattle
New Orleans
McConn
Dennis Kucinich
McCann
Ernest Morial
Admissions Set Record in Bar Examinations 1976
The National Council of Bar Examiners reports bar admissions in 1976 reached a record high for the seventh straight year totaling 35,741 across 49 states the District of Columbia Guam Puerto Rico and the Virgin Islands. Florida figures were not released.
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Chicago
National Council of Bar Examiners
NCBE
American Bar Association
District of Columbia
Guam
Puerto Rico
Virgin Islands
Florida
Ohio school finance trial hinges on injunctive relief
Final arguments in the year long case over Ohio school financing were heard as Cincinnati seeks an injunction to halt state funding. Lawyers warn most districts could face closures if the injunction is granted while the legislature would need new financing methods. Witnesses from Toledo and Cleveland argued urban districts need more money than suburbs and rural areas.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
Cincinnati Board of Education
Martin Essex
Paul Riley
Clinton County
John A. Lloyd Jr
Lloyd
Toledo
Cleveland
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Ph. Medical Center
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