Record Prices Set at Hocking County Junior Livestock Sale
Grand champion steer sold for 4.65 per pound totaling 5394 dollars to W W King of Sears Roebuck. Champion lamb bought for 7.00 per pound by Wayne Hubbard of Central Oil Field Supply. Reserve classes also fetched strong bids as youths from Logan and surrounding areas posted above average prices.
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Logan
Hocking County
W.W. King
Sears Roebuck Co
Roger Davis
Warren Klingenberg
Northland Dodge
Wayne Hubbard
Central Oil Field Supply
Tim Brown
Logan Route 1
Farmers and Merchants Bank
Marion Riggs
Marion Riggs Ford
Rick Michel
Logan Route 3
Hubbard
Lamb
Robert Westhoven
Sugar Grove
Lamb Price
Becky Fickel
Ford Carter Campaign Ramps Up Efforts Across States
Ford and Carter plan intensified campaign stops with Mondale taking over in Pittsburgh and USA train journey through Ohio Indiana and Chicago. Ford cites middle income tax relief while Dole accuses Carter of tax hikes. Mondale targets ethnic voters in New York neighborhoods with Arab Jewish Chinese and Italian communities.
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Walter F. Mondale
Carter
Georgia
Pittsburgh
Ohio
Indiana
Chicago
Ford
Dole
Kansas
Mondale
New York
Kissinger Gains Ground in Pretoria Talks on Namibia
Observers saw progress in discussions between Henry Kissinger and Vorster amid South Africa’s Namibia conflict. They noted Smith accepting black majority rule in principle while Kissinger backed a longer transitional period. Kaunda plans to brief Nyerere as negotiations potentially include SWAPO for independence.
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United States
Britain
South Africa
Salisbury
Smith
Kissinger
Vorster
South-West Africa
Namibia
United Nations
South-West
Julius Nyerere
Pretoria
Kaunda
Nyerere
Book Revision Removes Chants From Old Prayer Book
Episcopal representatives削leted from a 1000 page revised Book of Common Prayer the medieval reproaches used in Good Friday liturgy after concerns they mocked Jewish Seder observance. Delegates voted to drop the passages amid wider revisions to modernize language and include alternative rites while preserving core worship guidance.
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Minneapolis
Episcopal
House of Bishops
House of Deputies
Charles L. Winters
Sewanee
Tenn
Frank Carthy
New Brunswick
N.J
Rabbie
Stuart D. Casper
Huntington
N.Y
Christ
Egypt
Rhodes Cancels Proposed 12 Percent Welfare Cut
Gov. James A. Rhodes canceled a proposed 12 percent welfare cut and ordered a 1.5 percent across the board state agency reduction. He criticized the General Assembly for expanding Medicaid without funds and called the $160 million Medicaid boost a cruel hoax.
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Columbus
Ohio
James A. Rhodes
Rhodes
General) Assembly
Assembly
General Assembly
Raymond McKenna
Seminar To Study Crime In Logan Area
A two part Anti Crime Seminar for Logan area businesspeople discusses shoplifting impacts. The first session on Sept 29 from 6:30 to 8 p.m. in the Logan Federal Community Room will feature a film and Q A with Police Chief James Thompson and Mayor Evans Hand.
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Logan
Logan Area
Logan Federal Community Room
James Thompson
Evans Hand
Prosecutors Office
Thompson
Mayor Hand
Logan Area Chamber of Commerce
Wanda Austin
Merchants Divisos
Cindy Bailey
Sunrise House
The
Farmer and Merchants Bank
Energy Meeting Discusses Conservation and Young Farm Couple honor
The Ames Bern Trimble Farm Bureau Advisory Council met at the McDaniel home with Lee Glass as incoming secretary. Anthony Sargenti led a talk on Energy Conservation in agriculture amid ongoing concerns since the 1973 oil embargo. The group noted an upcoming Farm Bureau Night in October and a nomination program for outstanding young farm couples.
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Farm Bureau
Anthony Sargenti
Athens County Farm Bureau
Sargenti
Henry
David White
Glass
CEC Chapter Sets Reorganization Meeting in Southeast Ohio
The Southeastern Ohio Chapter 778 of the Council for Exceptional Children will meet Wednesday at 7 15 p m at the Regional Resource Center 52 University Terrace to discuss reorganization and plans for the year Refreshments will be served The group aids professional growth for those working with exceptional children Jacksonville seniors host party Thursday at 7 30 p m at the Senior Citizens building Demonstrator Mrs Mary Moody invites the public
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CEC
Southeastern Ohio Chapter
Council For Exceptional Children
Southeastern Ohio Special Education Regional Resource Center
Pat Skinner
Jacksonville
Jacksonville Senior Citizens
Senior Citizens
Mary Moody
Dole challenges Carter after distortion charges in Florida
Dole urged Carter to quit if he cannot show a better grasp of the U S economy. He warned Carter faces a major blunder and may make the first debate a focal point as domestic and economic issues loom. Carter told AP he will use the Ford debate to convey he is not a radical and can address defense and foreign affairs.
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Carter
Dole
Florida
Kansas
Congress
Ford
Carter Seeks Clarity in Debates and Tax Plan
Carter argues debates will ease voter concerns about fuzziness on issues. He cites polls showing trust in his tax program and says taxes will be fair and not higher for average families. He weighs keeping homeowner mortgage interest deductions while contemplating cuts, and outlines defense and foreign policy aims.
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Louis Harris
Carter
Ford
Rescue workers begin removing 155 bodies in Turkish jetliner crash
In central Turkey rescue crews started the grim work of removing 155 bodies from a Boeing 727 wreck on a mountainside near Isparta. All 147 passengers and eight crew members aboard were killed. 85 Italians and 18 West Germans were among the passengers, with 22 Turks. The plane, flying Milan to Antalya with stops in Rome and Istanbul, crashed about 75 miles from its destination after possibly exploding in the air. The wreckage spanned a wide area and identification remains difficult.
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Ankara
Turkey
Isparta
Milan
Antalya
Rome
Istanbul
Teachers To Study Southeast Asia At Ohio University
Ohio University offers a ten week graduate level social studies course on contemporary Southeast Asia this fall through the Extension Division. Lecturers from geography history government art history religion music and anthropology will teach. foreign Southeast Asian students will visit to provide cultural contact. The class meets Tuesdays at 6 p.m. in Morton Hall 218 starting Sept 28 with partial scholarships for the first 26 teachers. Call 594 3361 to reserve a space. Formal registration is the first class night.
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Southeast Asia
Ohio University
Morton Hall
James Cobban
Donald Jordan
John Cady
William Frederick
Paul van der Veur
Felix Gagliano
Gary Schwindler
Troy Organ
Kent Mulliner
Pauline Gagliano
William Wood
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Hocking Lamb
Messenger
Ruth Stump
Fats Rae
State Department
White House
Europe
Soviet Union
Paris
Asia
Pipe Dreams
West Union
Ronald F. Riviere
A.J. Staehli
K.H._ CHUNG
Victor Y. Liang
Riviere Center
E. Livingston Ave
Aluminum
Superior Products
Longbottom
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