Logan City Council Overrules Mayors Vetoes on Tax and Raises
Logan votes five to two to sustain income tax changes and raises for city solicitor and auditor. The board of review remains unappointed. auditors note delinquent cases and rising collections. Council advances budgets, traffic zoning, and fire contracts with Falls Falls Two and other townships pending Dec 28.
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Ruth Wilkinson
Logan
Logan City Council
M. B. Haney
Haney
Board of Review
al Ganocy
Virginia Gano
Ganoey
Vivian Shaw
Dalton
Falls, Starr and
Green
Fritz Huls
Safety Committee
Falls Two
Steven R. Newell
Reynoldsburg
John R. Hilton
Third St
Hilton
Douglas C. Fouch
Fouch
Lake Logan Dam
Two Hocking County Schools Report Break-Ins
Enterprise and Rockbridge schools were entered over the weekend per the Hocking County Sheriff's Office. Enterprise principal Wayne Denny said nothing was stolen, while Rockbridge reported no information yet.
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Logan
Hocking County
Enterprise
Rockbridge
Winfield S. Ledford
Names Drawn For Hocking Juries And UNC Titles
The article lists ninety names drawn for Hocking County juries including grand jury members and petit jurors. It notes University of North Carolina teams won 1971 Atlantic Coast Conference titles in football and cross country.
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University of North Carolina
Hospital fund drive gains momentum at Hocking Valley
Logan Barton A Hall reports steady support for the Hocking Valley Community Hospital fund with about $1000 daily. A typical donor letter thanks staff for kindness and care. Hall notes 12 days remain until December 31 and reminds donors contributions are tax deductible.
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Logan
Barton A. Hall
Hocking Valley Community Hospital
Christmas decorations stolen in Nelsonville incident
Nelsonville police investigate theft of Christmas lights from a live evergreen in the public square and a star ornament from a boulevard light. A Franklin Street resident reports missing outside lights and an extension cord as vandals strike the business area during the weekend.
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Nelsonville
Nelsonville Board of Trade
Franklin Street
Armstrong Pushes All Surface Mining Regulation In Ohio
Ohio Senator Harry L. Armstrong urges the Senate to expand the coal strip mine bill to regulate all surface mining including clay mining. He notes many polluted sites stem from non coal operations and proposes a director and review board to oversee regulations with future legislative calls. Hollywood note follows about filming The Other starring Uta Hagen.
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LOGAN
Ohio
Harry L. Armstrong
Ohio Senate
Armstrong
Senate Highway and Urban Affairs Committee
Senate
General Assembly
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Roy Kelch
Kelch
Ed Dalton
Route 278
Hocking
Grand Jury
Paul Jurgensmier
Joann Vaughn
Bernice Frey
Edward Langley
Joseph Grubb
Kathryn Moore
Shirley Forbes
Floyd W. Stump
Gene Stickhorn
Bruce Adcock
Harold Souders
Leonard Bush
Audre Townsend
Don E. Roley
Elizabeth H. Brandt
Charles Bryant
Floyd Keeton, Jr
Phillis Smith
George D. Gribble
Marty A. Bell
Margaret Price
Dallas Fetheroll
Ralph E. Fickel
M. Karl Grant
Charles W. Rutter
Pauline F. Bachus
Nellie Hummel
Virginia Matheny
Marvin Dicken
Mack Dalton
Robert A. Williams
Franklin T. Lemon
Walter Huffman Jr
Bernadine Shuttleworth
Howard Egan
Suzanne Lightfoot
Willard Matheny
Mahlon Stump
Bonnie Jean Mack
Maxine Guess
Leslie Duffey
Glada Russell
Delbert Coe
Kenneth Lawhead
Elnar Snouffer
Ardis E. Helber
Mona Jean Wilkins
Virginia P. Blume
Bruce Seymour
Clara James
Jane C. Primmer
Clinton St. Clair
Ingraham Smith
Diane Armstrong
Roger Harris
Carolyn J. Harberger
Denver S. Binkley
Harold Kinnison
Helen Kitchen
Fred W. Black
Paul Galvin
George E. Tucker
Frances Holloway
John Norris, Jr
Clarence M. Berry
Genevieve Beckman
Norma J. Myers
Clarence Schempp
Mother, Son Aid Hospital
California
Gibson
the Gibson Wine Company
Elk @rove
Californie
Bill
Hollywood
20Th Century-Fox
Thomas Tryon
Uta Hagen
Diana Muldaur
Lou Frizzell
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