Logan business leader Barton Hall honored for community service
Barton A. Hall of Logan is feted by the Hocking County Improvement Corp and Logan Area Chamber of Commerce for leadership. He marks his 85th birthday by donating 10 000 in bonds to Logan High School to aid athletics academics and instrumental music. Hall built Logan Clay Products into a regional success after reviving a struggling firm.
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Hocking County Improvement Corp
Logan Area Chamber of Commerce
Logan Clay Products
Logan High School
Holl
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Hocking Valley Community Hospital
Railroads See Coal Boom From Carter Energy Plan
New York dispatch reports railroads greet President Carter energy plan as coal production surges. Industry officials say coal traffic makes up 20 percent of business and could grow, with railroads already adding 48,000 coal cars in recent years and delivering trains that run full routes without stopping.
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New York
Carter
William H. Dempsey
Association of American Railroads
Minehead
Utility
Dempsey
Wo Pen
Federal Energy Administration
Congress
Ohio Democrats Split Over Tandem Governor Running Mate Plan
Ohio Senate backs a bill requiring governor and lieutenant governor run as a team after separate nominating in 1978. House Democrats oppose, arguing the gubernatorial candidate should choose a running mate. Key figures include Senate sponsor Tony Hall and Senate Majority Leader Oliver Ocasek, with House Speaker Vernal G. Riffe Jr. pushing changes. Debate centers on how to nominate and pair the tickets before the primary and general elections.
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Robert E. Miller
Associated Press
Columbus, Ohio
Ohio
Senate
House
Michael del Bane
Hubbard
Tony P. Hall
Dayton
Hall
Oliver Ocasek
Akron
Vernal G. Riffe Jr
New Boston
Ocasek
Riffe
del Bane
Montgomery County
Carter
Walter F. Mondale
Minnesota
Mondale
Hospital Charity Gift From Murray City Ladies Auxiliary
Mount St. Mary Hospital thanks the Ladies Auxiliary of the Fraternal Order of Eagles Murray City for a $200 donation to the children’s fund funding toys for admitted or ER treated children. The group is the fund’s primary supporter.
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Mount St. Mary Hospital
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Children’s Fund
Ohio faces year end with $47 million revenue shortfall
Ohio lawmakers weigh revenue gaps as the state projects a June 30 end to the fiscal year with debts. The budget chief seeks to delay Medicaid payments if needed, while the emergency fund remains unspent. Senate leader Oliver Ocasek touts cross state comparisons as aides debate staffing. A Saxbe, Rocky Jr., seen chewing Red Man, evokes his father’s era.
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Ohio
Wilkins
State Controlling Board
Department of Public Welfare
Charles R
Rocky) Saxbe
U.S. Atty
William B. Saxbe
Ohio House
Saxbe
Proxmire chides tennis court grant in Arlington study
Senator William Proxmire denounces a $2,500 National Endowment for the Humanities grant routed through Virginia authorities to study rude behavior on Arlington tennis courts. The piece notes $1,800 of the funds were spent and calls for constitutional limits on federal spending.
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Washington
William Proxmire
Wisconsin
Senate
National Endowment For the Humanities
Arlington County
Virginia
Proxmire
Virginia State Board
Congress
World Market Manipulation to Increase Prices Warned
A Munich Bonn London charge through a string of summits shows leaders plan orderly marketing pacts to divide markets. Critics warn such moves raise consumer prices while signaling cartel like control. Views from Dell Schmidt and others highlight mercantilism pressures and oil cartel effects on trade deficits.
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BOM
West Germany
London
Rambouillet
Puerto Rico
Tion
United States
Japan
Edmund Dell
Dell
U.K
United Kingdom
Atlantic
U.S
Helmut Schmidt
Canada
South Africa
Carter
Will Rogers on plans and moratoriums
Will Rogers jokes about a bad week for plans and proposes a moratorium on planning. He quips that plan origin is folly and criticizes both Democrats and Republicans for their approach, suggesting a pause to recover overnight.
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