Council Faces Criticism Over Housing Action in Logan
Logan residents and officials clashed Tuesday as Tom Gray of the Logan Authority defended an 86 unit Hartman Farm project on E Front Street funded from the same housing grant pool as a 160 unit elderly public housing project. City councilor Fergus Theibert was urged to prioritize the Metropolitan Housing Authority over private development. Hall condemned the council for acting without thorough facts and warned the 86 unit plan could be jeopardized by the letter to HUD.
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Logan
Richard Holl
City Council
Metropolitan Housing Authority
Hall
Fergus Theibert
HUD
Columbus
Council
Tom Gray
Logan Metropolitan Housing Authority
Hartman
Grey
Campaign targets illegal pole traps threatening birds in Britain
The Royal Society for the Protection of Birds campaigns against the illegal pole trap that harms birds of prey including golden eagles kestrels and owls. A spokesman says legal action will be pursued against trap setters and poisoners, with potential real estate tax implications.
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London
Royal Society For the Protection of Birds
Britain
Age Helps In Coping With Isolation In Illness
New York AP report quotes Dr. Leslie S. Libow saying older people cope better with isolation and alienation from catastrophic illness. The piece notes city arrangements and governance actions including water contracts and fire protection extents, and announces incoming council president Robert Gosnell's swearing in and committee appointments.
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New York
Leslie S. Libow
Mount Sinai City Hospital Center
Elmhurst, NY
Stewart
Safety Committee
Green and Starr Twos
Council
Robert Gosnell
Louise Smith
Jane Simons Is Honored Queen in Job's Daughters Ceremony
Glouster Miss Jane Simons will be installed as honored queen of Bethel 56 International Order of Job's Daughters in a Jan 3 ceremony at 7:30 p.m. at the Glouster Masonic Temple. Attendants include Lyn Gamwell, Madalina Davis, Debbie Parker and others. elected and appointed officers listed. Parents of Job's Daughters and Masons from Eastern Star are invited to attend the installation and social hour.
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Glouster
Jane Simons
Bethel
International Order of Job’s Daughters
Glouster Masonic Temple
Pam Gamwell
Lois Lantz
Donna Duncan
Patty Hogue
Cathy Morris
Mary Morrison
Claudia Johnson
Kathy Brunton
Emily Humphrey
Bridget Lewis
Lynda Andrews
Beth Love
Jennifer Lewis
Amy Olbers
Cynthia Andrews
Jackie Kolbe
Teresa Norris
Donna Jensen
Debbie Byers
Monica Thomas
Barbara Kovack
Leslie Alderman
Romana Champe
Masons
Eastern Star
Job
Mayor Hilleary Hears Three Cases in Final Session
NELSONVILLE Mayor Earl Hilleary held his last court session Tuesday night hearing three cases. He did not seek re election and new officials will take office in January. The report lists several local residents visiting relatives and attending church events, with social visits spanning Columbus to Cincinnati.
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Nelsonville
Earl Hilleary
Hilleary
Neil R. Barron
Gladys Lines
New Straitsville
Howard Hammack
Karen
Donna
Cleveland
Arthur Cheetham
Charles Kemper
Columbus
Dennis Anderson
Robin
Vira Carl
Logan
Anna Davis
Walter France
Rutland
Linda Denney
Washington, D.C
Mae Dawley
Cincinnati
Blanche Brandt
Edward Brandt
Crestline
Anna Newman
Rushville
Nellie Dixon
W. L. White
Harry Davis
West Lafayette
Kenneth White
Priscilla
United Methodist Church
White
American Legion Post
Legion Hall
Helen Bristol
Ray McManus
Mount Vernon
Owen Wallace
Robert Angle
William Cook
Dorn Plans Are Drawn For Temple Junior College Dorm
Plans are drawn for Temple Junior College to build its first dormitory since 1926. The dorms will house about 120 students and cost around half a million dollars. Police reports note Route 1 led to charges of reckless operation.
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Temple, Tex
Temple Junior College
Miners urged to file black lung claims before year end
Logan Social Security Administration manager Fred W. Weaver warns underground coal miners who claim total disability from black lung must file by December 31 1971 to be governed by current law. Those already filed are not affected. Contact a social security office for details before year end. Birth and dismissal notices follow with local names. Pygmies described as 442 feet tall hunters in Central Africa are noted.
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Logan
Social Security Administration
Fred W. Weaver
Lancaster
Weaver
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