Logan residents gather for Search for Consensus seminar
About 175 residents of the Logan City School District attended a citizens seminar titled Search for Consensus. Chairman Don Gable led the session with Harry Westfall Don G Young and Supt. George M Saribalas. Participants completed an 87 point opinionnaire to rate education areas and then joined hour to two hour discussions led by staff and students.
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Norma Gable
Logan
Logan City
Don Gable
Harry Westfall
Don G. Young
Supt
George M. Saribalas
Saribalas
Bloodmobile Visit Set For Logan
Logan hosts a Bloodmobile on June 7 at Carborundum Union Hall for donors ages 18 to 66. Appointments at 385-3536. Refreshments for about 16 donors. Local meeting praised student participation and district-wide turnout while leaders plan to synthesize results for the State Department of Education.
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Logan
Carborundum Union Hall
State Department of Education
Summer Services Set at Immanuel United Methodist Church
Immanuel United Methodist Church schedules Thursday summer services led by Pastor Conrad O. Diehm. Services will run each Thursday at 7:30 p.m. in June July and August for members who are away on weekends. Sermons will mirror Sunday messages on the theme The Parables of Jesus.
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Logan
Immanuel United Methodist Church
Conrad O. Diehm
Diehm
Jesus
Two Car Wreck on Route 33 180 Investigated
Logan The Hocking County Sheriff’s Department investigated a two car accident Monday at 4 50 p m at the intersection of Route 33 and Route 180 Gail L Eveland 22 Lancaster was waiting to left turn onto Route 33 when Jeff Isabel 16 Columbus lost control southeast on Route 33 The Isabel auto spun struck Eveland forcing it into the guardrail Isabel cited for speed excessive for road conditions Several names and residents listed were involved or notified including Donna Rheinscheid Clarence Nichols Master Shane Lewis Karl Shepherd and others DISMISSED people transferred to Legg Nursing Home Nelsonville Fire department responded to an alarm at 4 a m near the C and O Railroad tracks where an abandoned shed burned and caused no further damage
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LOGAN
Hocking County
Donna Rheinscheid
Rockbridge
Clarence Nichols
Shane Lewis
Glouster
Karl Shepherd
Columbus
Birdie Mash
Buchtel
Anna Davis
Cecilia Strawn
Tom Sheppard
Nelsonville
Ada Steele
Haydenville
Velma McCathren
Albany
Charles Kemper
Clifford Stephenson
New Straitsville
Robert Meek
the Plains
Robert Sheridan
Athens
Tim Lehman
Martin Huston
Murray City
Mona Dickerson
Carbondale
Paul Martin
Marietta
Bruce Roberts
Steven Handa
Mary Dew
Jerry Wright
George Pitts
Teresa Brown
Gary Dickerson
Myrtle Stedman
Dewey Simpson
John Wein
Legg
Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad
KDOC Suit Studied By Judge
KDOC Drilling and Operating Co. and city officials testified before U.S. District Judge Carl Ruben in Columbus in an injunction suit over well operations near the Carborundum plant. Judge Ruben took the case under advisement with no decision expected before July 1. The dispute centers on city zoning rules with KDOC seeking temporary and permanent injunctions to stop interference. KDOC asks for $170,000 in damages if operations are halted. Neal Dillon represents the city and Douglas Wrightsel represents KDOC.
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Logan
Kentucky Drilling and Operating Co
U.S
Carl Ruben
Columbus
KDOC
Ruben
Neal Dillon
Douglas Wrightsel
Musical Instruments Are Stolen
Nelsonville police investigate after Miss Kathryn McCoy reports three clarinets and two flutes stolen from the junior high band room. Entry was gained by a broken window. cases were taken. Investigation ongoing.
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Nelsonville
Kathryn McCoy
Strip Mine Firms Follow New Law Doing More Than Required
Ohio officials report that since the new strip mine law took effect operators have exceeded requirements. 52 permits issued and 14 licenses granted to date with many plans to improve land. rules are six months away as staff doubles to manage the workload.
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Columbus, Ohio
Ohio
Ernest Gebhart
Division of Forestry and Reclamation
Gebhart
Inmates moved to Chillicothe as Lucasville transfer planned
Nineteen inmates were moved from Ohio Penitentiary to Chillicothe Correctional Institute as guards return from Lucasville. The transfer aims to ease tension before the full move to the new 32 million dollar Lucasville facility this summer. Guard reinforcements and staff rest help morale amid unrest fears.
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Columbus, Ohio
Ohio Penitentiary
Lucasville
Chillicothe Correctional Institute
Southern Ohio Correc
Tional
Bernard Barton
State Corrections Division
Barton
Chillicothe Institution
Harold Cardwell
Bennett Cooper
Cooper
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Florence
Ervin Linscott
Mildred Wend Carlin
Fayle Corwin Warren
Ann Rosser North
Leta Lewis Wolfe
Standing
Lea Caldwell
Arthur Barstow
Edna Spencer Reynolds
Edna Patton Raine
Elizabeth McNaughton Hall
Golden Isle
HIC Drink
IS Larsen
Maxwell House
Kraft Pimento
Chee
Margarine Kraft
Birdseye
Mount St. Mary Hospital
Chillicothe
Jim Leighton
Wake Forest
Seaman’s
Tide Detergent
Betsy Ross
Kraft Real Cream
AR Dee
Franklin
IGA
Superior’s
Bologna
Succo
Ohio Valley
Bacon
Polush
BSKT
Cole Slaw
Seaman's Ta
Foodliner
West Union St. O
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