Nonmetro Areas See Continued Industrial Growth Into the 1970s
An Agriculture Department researcher reports that nonmetro regions with prior growth will continue expanding manufacturing into the 1970s, while areas without 1960s activity will see limited new plants. The 1960s added about 0.75 million jobs in the South and 400,000 in North Central nonmetro counties, with nonmetro rural counties growing 4.6 percent annually.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Agriculture Department
Index’ Magazine
Haren
South
North Central
Rural counties add 900000 industrial jobs by 1970
The decade ends with rural and partly rural counties in the East gaining 900000 more industrial jobs. Nonmetro areas rise to 25 percent of manufacturing, aided by new plants closer to highways water and services. Regions with little base may shift to recreation housing and retirement ventures. The Agriculture Department also changes Food Stamp shelter deduction rules to lower net income for some high medical cost households.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claude C. Haren
Department
Haren
Metro
Agriculture Department
Caboose 90704 Donated to Nelsonville Group
The Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad donated the scenic railway caboose number 90704 to the Nelsonville Development Association. It will be used on the Hocking Valley Scenic Railroad, expanding heritage rail services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Nelsonville Development Assn
Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad
Logan police cite two accidents and caboose repairs
Logan police issued two citations after Friday accidents. Michael G. Dawson, 18, of Bremen, was cited for failure to maintain an assured clear distance ahead after rear ending a car driven by Geraldine Epstein, 42, of 712 Warner St. Marilyn L. Deal, 35, backed into a parked car owned by Jenny Hertwlehner, 22, of Rockbridge. Fredric A. Goodman of Columbus, secretary of the Hocking Valley Scenic Railroad, said a caboose repaired at the Logan C and O yards will return to service next May and may serve as a camp car during winter track work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Michael G. Dawson
Bremen
West Hunter
Iron Street
Geraldine Epstein
Warner St
Marilyn L. Deal
Church St
Jenny L. Hertwlehner
Rockbridge
Fredric A. Goodman
Columbus
Hocking Valley Scenic Railroad
Buchtel Man Sentenced In Hocking County Court
Jay A. Karshner, 26, Buchtel, found guilty of driving while intoxicated. Sentenced to 30 days in jail with 24 suspended and fined 250 dollars. License suspension noted. Other court actions include multiple bonds forfeited for various traffic offenses. Additional notes cover local meetings and hospital board scheduling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buchtel
Hocking
Logan
Edwin Johnston
Hocking County
Jay A. Karshner
Hippy Type Bus Held In Nelsonville
A renovated school bus used by a family group was impounded in Nelsonville after Friday night police apprehension. Driver Eric S. Friedman of Evanston Illinois faced charges for operating with expired Alabama plates and lacking a valid operator license.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Eric S. Friedman
Evanston
Alabama
Friedman
Robert Shafer
Shafer
Sohio
Chestnut and
Fourth Street
U.S. 33
Athens
Freidman
Wm. Brooks Shoe Co
Vote On Code Expected Soon
The omnibus criminal code revision bill heads to the Senate floor this week. If approved it goes to conference committee to resolve House differences. The Senate Judiciary Committee plans final action Tuesday afternoon. The bill includes a Senate draft to retain capital punishment with a three- item plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio
Senate
Judiciary Committee
House
U.S. Supreme Court
General Assembly
House State Government Committee
Eastern Star Meeting Set For Tuesday
Nelsonville Eudora Chapter No. 72 Order of the Eastern Star will meet Tuesday at 7 30 p.m. at the Masonic Temple with initiation of four candidates and an Oligation Night honoring Past Matrons and Past Patrons. Several area members listed. Dismissed members noted. Jacksonville Eagles Ladies Auxiliary to hold a special meeting Monday at 7 30 p.m. in the Eagles Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LOGAN
Hocking Valley Community Hospital
Nelsonville
Eudora
Order of the Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
Freda Pribble
Jacksonville
Jacksonville Eagles
Eagles
AMA urged to act on emotionally ill physicians
The American Medical Association faces a call from its Council on Mental Health to adopt graded guidelines and possible licensing actions against physicians with alcoholism drug dependence or other psychiatric disorders. The proposal aims to improve accountability and encourage treatment while warning of occupational hazards and the limited use of sick physician statutes in a few states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati, Ohio
American Medical Association
Council On Mental Health of the Ama
Board of Trustees
AMA
House of Delegates
Florida
Texas
Council
Arizona
Connecticut
Oregon
California State Board of Medical Examiners
Miller Schedules Meet As UMW Vote Draws Near
Arnold Miller, disabled West Virginia coal miner, campaigns ahead of the federally supervised UMW elections. Boyle accuses outsiders of trying to take control as Miller accuses Boyle of avoiding public debate. Title and summary reflect key candidates, dates, and stakes in the union race.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston
W. Va
Arnold Miller
West Virginia
W. A
Tony’’ Boyle
United Mine Workers Union
UMW
Miller
Boyle
Canada
Ohio River
Wheeling
Bridgeport
Ohio
Pursgrove
Monongalia County
John L. Lewis
George Titler
Beckley
Union Welfare and Retirement Fund
Josephine Roche
Christ
Judas
George Washington
Benedict Arnold
Tony Boyle
Miss Roche
MFD
Hocking Valley Hospital Notes Admits Five Logan Residents
Admitted at Hocking Valley Hospital are Mrs. Frank Primmer Miss Diana H Blair and Mrs Zeath Mohier all of Logan Miss Cheryl Carr of Rockbridge Ralph Robinson admission notes list the five names and home towns in Logan County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Primmer
Diana H. Blair
Zeath Mohier
Logan
Cheryl Carr
Rockbridge
Rev Pryor Addresses Farm Club Thanksgiving Dinner
The Rev Richard Pryor of Lancaster Street Church of Christ Athens spoke at the Future Farmers of America Thanksgiving Day dinner at Tri County Joint Vocational High School. He outlined the observance's origin and urged gratitude for American blessings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Richard Pryor
Lancaster Street Church
David Boyle
Denise Dawley
Sandy Wolfe
Keith Thomas
Local servicemen graduates and assignments announced
Airman Stuart A. Weller and Airmen Chester Roush Eddie Fife and Jess Tom graduate from Air Training Command courses at Keesler Lowry Chanute and share new assignments to Sawyer England Ellsworth AFBs. Marines George Simms returns to Camp Lejeune after Caribbean exercises. Two Athens sailors Elliott and Ashbaugh begin RTC basic in Orlando. Army Pvt McDonald Canter Keck and McCoy complete Ft Knox training. S/Sgt Skidmore arrives at Ubon Thailand after Lockbourne service.
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Stuart A. Weller
Charles F. Weller
Logan Route 1
Keesler Afb
Miss
Air Force
Air Training Command
K. I. Sawyer Afb
Mich
Weller
Logan High School
Chester A. Roush
Curtis C. Roush
High St
Middleport
Lowry Afb
Col
S. D
Meigs High School
Lance
George A. Simms
Bonnie V. Maccomber
Athens
Waterloo High School
Athens County
S. R. Charles M. Elliott
Howard Elliott Jr
S. R. Brad A. Ashbaugh
Isaac Ashbaugh
Charles M. Elliott
Batt. V
RTC
Orlando
Fla
Brad A. Ashbaugh
Batt
Henry A. Skidmore Jr
Henry A. Skidmore
Bidwell
Ubon Royal Thai Afb
Thailand
Skidmore
Lockbourne Afb
North Gallia High School
Elaine G. Williams
France
Patricia
Mary
Henry
Navy
Thomas E. Skinner
Robert E. Skinner
Glouster
Conygham
Norfolk
Jess V. Tom
James W. Tom
Colo
Alexander Army Pvt
Robert A. Canter
Otto E. Canter
Army Training Center, Armor
Ft. Knox
Canter
Glouster High School
13Th Battalion
4Th Brigade
Army Pvt
Charles T. Keck
Carl J. Keck
Albany
Keck
Alexander High School
Army
David L. McCoy
Paul H. McCoy
Conestoga
McCoy
5Th Brigade
Athens High
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Poplar St
Hamel Zlatkind
Pinegrove Drive
Fred Smith
Patrick Cavote
Bumgardner
Smith
Washington Street
James B. Jacobs
Caster St
Dick Taylor
Linda S. Wachenschwanz
Taylor
Thomas Palmer
Amanda Route 2
Carl S. Dailey
Myers St
Betty Bishop
Dew Hotel
Stephen V. Barnhart
Ann Luman
Center Cafe
Barnhart
Lawrence Pitts, Jr
William Lengyel
Roy Lanning
Lester McGrath
Lengyel
Lanning
McGrath
Stephen E. Cooper
Stanley L. Licht
Union St
Great Plains
Intermountain
Alaska
City Council
Bank of Page
Valley Lodge No. 169
Knights of Pythias
Philadorian Lodge No. 157
F & AM
Warren Funeral Home
Fred A. Fisk
Melvin L. Wood
Karen S. Manns Cook
Marion
Larry Dean Burchett
Washington D. H
Michael A. Smith
W. Second Street
Leewood Chambers
Laurelville
Socrates R. Goumas
Newark
Robert W. Biberstine
Owosso
John H. Swick
Whitehall
Clifford George
Linda L. Anthony
Stow
William B. Capehart
Frederick L. Farnsworth
Grove City
Eldred G Holliday
Beverly
Paul A. Peters
Harold Mourn
Eastern Star Meeting
Mount St. Mary Hospital
Barbara Runyon
Beatrice McKee
Mable Powell
Rhonda Hewlett
Claudine Zeller
Marilyn Herrick
Goldie Duffy
Evelyn Hewitt
Arlene Linscott
Donna Hemrick
Florence Marshall
Rushville
Pauline Hartman
David Kline
Dan Metcalf
William Backus
Jack Coe
Roger Newman
U.S
House Rules Committee
United States
Joseph A
Jock’’ Yablonski
Titler
Leonard Pankovich
Auditor
Teller
Hocking Valley Hospital
Ralph Robinson
Rev. Pryor
Robert F. McDonald
Ralph McDonald
Tinker Street
Murray City
Ft. Jackson
S. C
Tri-County Joint Vocational School
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