Coleman Blasts Rhodes Bond Issue In Speech
State Democratic Chairman William L. Coleman denounced Gov. Rhodes proposed 250 million bond issue as deficit financing and fraud. He called the Rhodes administration the most insincere in state history and warned of high interest costs and delayed funds from cigarette tax. The plan would fund 175 million for higher education and 75 million for schools and state buildings.
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Logan Route 1 Man Held To Grand Jury
Logan Route 1 resident Raymond R. McQuaide 21 charged with breaking and entering Humphrey's Camera Studio. He was bound to the grand jury on $1000 bond after arraignment before Mayor Delmar Freeman. He pleaded guilty. A 16 year old Logan Route 2 boy faced similar charges for stealing over $3000 in photographic equipment from the studio Saturday night. All stolen property was found in a shack near Falls Mill Bridge in West Logan. The juvenile case goes to Juvenile Court. he remains in County Jail awaiting hearing. The youth admitted involvement in the Oct 3 burglary of the American Legion home Route 664S, taking six guns, gasoline, soft drinks and change. Chief Roy Kelch noted both youths have prior sentences in Boys Industrial School. McQuaide also served time in a federal juvenile detention center for interstate transport of a stolen vehicle. The pair planned to sell the equipment later in Cleveland or Columbus.
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Humphrey
Delmar Freeman
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Boys Industrial School
Births at Hocking Valley Hospital
Mr and Mrs John Goss Logan Route 4 welcome a son. Mr and Mrs Jack Skiver Logan greet a son. Mr and Mrs Clinton Queen Laurelville Route 1 announce a son. Mrs Cora Donaldson West Logan admitted.
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Bad Check Charge Filed Against Man
Harold Woltz of Lancaster faces a new bad check charge in Hocking County Court after pleading innocent to a previous count. He is accused by Don Wagner of A and P Supermarket of passing a $63.75 check and is bound to the grand jury on $1000 bond.
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Logan Calendar Emblem Club and Rainbow Events
Local calendar lists Emblem Club games party at 9 p m Elks Lodge rooms. Order of Rainbow for Girls meets 7 p m at Masonic Temple with officers bringing rituals for initiation practice. Choir practice at 6 30 p m. Webb Summit Farm Bureau Advisory Council at 8 p m at home of Mr and Mrs Clinton St Clair. Logan resident Thayer fined ten dollars with costs suspended after appearing on driving left of center charge. He pleaded innocent at Route 33 citation. found guilty.
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Silver Springs
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Graceland Plat Approved by Logan Planning Commission
The Logan Planning Commission, 3-2, approved the Graceland Addition revise plat under a special meeting. Logan Development Co. led by Richard Hall plans to open Weis Ave south of Front St to serve the new Graceland Addition No. 2. Transfers include Carlos Flowers to William S. Guthrie for 40 acres in Good Hope Two and Jack E. Taylor and Arlene R. Taylor to Mildred Shaw for 1.9 acres in Ward Two.
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Television Listings Note on Schedule Corrections
The Messenger notes that errors may appear in TV program listings if stations do not supply updated schedules. Bold type indicates color programs and corrections may be missing from printed guides.
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Seven Miles of Bad Road and Classic TV Highlights
Channel 38 previews at 8:30 p.m. features Seven Miles of Bad Road with Eleanor Parker Jeff Hunter and Neville Brand about a hitchhiker in a Southern tobacco town. Channel 8 at 7:30 p.m. presents The Mode Murder with Brothers Brannagan and a jewel theft plot.
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Who Killed Julian Buck Death Clue Inspires Detective
Burke's Law episode centers on Amos Burke as he links the death of a famed author to the idea that the writer's works are based on real events. The investigation suggests the victim's manuscripts conceal the motive and the killer's identity.
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Loganite Is Honored With Shower
Mrs. James R. Richards received a baby shower at Logan Route 2 home hosted by Mrs. Alpha A. Turner. Prizewinners were Retha Brewer, Kathleen Wells and Ruth Bunthoff. many relatives and friends attended.
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Rodney Yates
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Bush and Dane Apply for Marriage License
Carroll Jacob Bush, 36, Logan, bartender, and Phyllis Esther Dane, 28, Logan Route 4, waitress, apply for a marriage license in this local notice.
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TV schedule snippet with children's and science programs
A partial television timetable lists Kinder at 5:00 to 5:45, followed by Kid's Stuff and At Issue. Evening slots include Kaleidoscope News Wea ta 7:00, What's New at 7:30, Biology 8:30, The Atom 8:00, Saki 8:30, Beyond Earth 9:30 and News Weather at 10:00.
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