Meat Boycott Expands Across Ohio as Prices Pressured
Ohio shoppers join a nationwide meat boycott protesting high prices. Stores vary on advertising while consumers switch to poultry fish and substitutes. Columbus activists plan an After the Boycott meeting to connect housewives with farmers and retailers.
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Columbus, Ohio
Ohio
Jim Flay
Cincinnati
Price Hill
Ed Burns
Columbus Area
Nixon
Cynthia Parker
Columbus
Columbus Group
Dreama Thomas
Grove City
Boycott of Meat Taken Seriously in Lorain
Police hunt a man blamed for a meat price protest escalation after the manager of a Ponderosa Steak House reported threats to kill all employees for not observing the national meat boycott.
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Associated Press
Nixon
New York
Chicago
Frieda Marianos
Detroit
Lorain, Ohio
Lorain
Bass Reels In Record Largemouths At Lake Logan
Largemouth bass fishing shows a strong upswing at Lake Logan with two six pound plus catches reported. Sylvester Frisinger of Logan hauled a 6 lb 6 oz bass about 21 inches while Dudley Fisher of Carroll landed a 6 lb 5 oz 21 inch lunker using a Rapala lure. Several other bass in the 3 to 4 1/2 pound range noted. crappie slow, some catfish. Dining at Hocking Hills Lodge reported a busy Sunday with about 200 dinners as spring weather held. Easter menu planned for the dining lodge.
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Lake Logan
Jerry
Ohio Division of Wildlife
Sylvester Frisinger
Logan
Jerry Hutchison
Hutchison
Dudley Fisher
Carroll
Hocking Hills’ Lodge
Hocking Hillis State Park
EMS Unit Responds to Five Weekend Emergencies
Hocking County EMS answered five calls over the weekend. incidents included back injuries at Donald Boals residence Haydenville, a transport to HVCH for Earnest Chapman later to University Hospital, a fall at Immanuel Methodist Church for Mrs. Frank Spadaro, a fall at Bertha Nutter’s Gore Route 5 home, and illness leading to Karen VanBibber’s transfer to Lancaster-Fairfield Hospital.
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Hocking County
Donald Boals
Haydenville
Hocking Valley Community Hospital
Last Chance
Earnest Chapman
HVCH
Chapman
EMS
University Hospital
Columbus
Karen VanBibber
Homer Ave
Lancaster - Fairfield Hospital
Stock Market Faces Ongoing Selloff Driven by Inflation Fears
New York trading extended Friday losses as prices fell across sectors. Analysts cite inflation worries and higher interest rates as the main pressures shaping the market today.
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New York
Virginia Chutist Killed In Parachute Jump Near Gallipolis
Wayne Furr 21 of Hopewell Virginia was killed during his first sport parachute jump near Gallipolis. Deputies said his main chute failed to open at an altitude of 2,800 feet and he did not deploy a reserve chute.
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Gallipolis
Ohio
Wayne Furr
Hopewell
Gallia County
Furr
Floods and Storms Roil Much of U S Across Regions
Rain and snow swamped the Mississippi River valley and the South with tornado damage in two states. Snow piled in the Southwest while winds drove sandstorms. Flood warnings covered Colorado Arizona New Mexico. Utah saw over a foot of snow. Governors sought federal aid for Georgia and South Carolina after eight deaths.
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Associated Press
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Arizona
New Mexico
Utah
Rockies
Florida
New England
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California
Alton
Ill
Mississippi
Eee
Atevien
Missouri
Meramec
Georgia
South Carolina
National Weather Service
John West
Jimmy Carter
Pee Dee River
Cheraw
S.C
Stabilizing the National Park System under Walker
Ronald Walker outlines plans for stabilizing the Park System after a century of growth. He favors expanding only select new areas and boosting facilities at existing parks, with emphasis on eastern sites via state and local governments and improved visitor services.
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National Park System
Ronald Walker
the Park Service
Walker
National Park Service
Park Service
George L. Hartzog Jr
Interior Department
Nixon
Hartzog
Gateway East
New York-New Jersey
Gateway West
San Francisco
Buffalo River
Cumberland Gap
National Park
Last American POW Suffering Malaria in the Philippines
The last American prisoner of war in the Philippines is ill with malaria, possibly delaying his return home by a day. In California and Massachusetts freed POWs greet loved ones, while other ex-POWs arrive at Clark Air Base and begin processing after liberation.
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Associated Press
Philippines
California
Air Force
Louis H. Bernasconi
America
Massachusetts
Fernando Alexander
Texas
William A. Spencer
Stars and Stripes
Playboy Magazine
Army
Robert T. White
Clark Air Base
Mekong
Clark
Newport News
Judith
Fire Destroys Swamp Rd Residence in Logan Area
Firemen fought a Logan Rt 4 home blaze Saturday evening with New Straitsville units aiding. The Earl Nixon residence on Swamp Rd off Rt 93N burned for about three hours before containment. Cause undetermined and no loss estimate given. the owner was Ben Thrapp of Logan. Fire rekindled an hour later with a wall section again on fire.
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Logan Rt. 4
Logan
Earl Nixon
Swamp Rd
Rt. 93N
New Straitsville
Ben Thrapp
Nixon
Logan Man Fined Five Hundred For Drunk Driving
Logan resident Joseph Tschappat age 24 was fined $500 and costs and received a 90 day jail sentence after pleading guilty in mayor's court to drunken driving. Mayor Merril Haney suspended 45 days of the jail term for good behavior. He was arrested March 29 on Motherwell Ave after a prior similar arrest with a $250 bond forfeited.
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Joseph Tschappat
Logan
Merril Haney
Tschappat
Motherwell Ave
Cambodian government launches first major offensive in 15 months
Government troops fight Khmer Rouge near Mt Kirirom and Prasat Nsang Khmau south of Phnom Penh as casualties rise. Reports say 50 soldiers killed 80 wounded with troops fleeing toward Chambak pursued by captured American armored vehicles. U.S. bombers continue raids.
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Phnom Penh
Cambodia
Prasat Nsang Khmau
Chambak
Khmer Rouge
Mt. Kiirom
the Resistance
Kompong Thom
U.S. Pacific Military Command
Honolulu
Believes Over 100 Airmen Slain By North Viet Civilians
Air Force Col. James H. Kasler recounts his captivity in North Vietnam and says more than 100 U S airmen were killed by militiamen and civilians after their planes were shot down. He cites abandoned prisoners and a May 1969 escape purge in which 40 to 45 officers were beaten.
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Washington
U.S
Air Force
James H. Kasler
Kasler
Supreme Court Leaves Pipeline Ban Intact In Alaska Case
The Supreme Court refused to overturn a lower court ruling blocking the proposed trans Alaska oil pipeline. The decision leaves the pipeline’s fate to Congress as government and Alaska officials sought to overturn the circuit court’s 54 foot right of way limit. The court also denied a bid by environmentalists to reverse a marshland swap near Lake Erie involving Navarre and Darby Marshes for a nuclear plant plan.
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Supreme Court
High Court
Alaska
North Slope
Congress
U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Circuit Court
Department of Interior
Sierra Club
Citizens For Clean Air and Water
Department
Lake Erie
Ohio
Navarre Marsh
Darby Marsh
Bureau of Sports Fisheries and Wildlife
Cleveland Electric Iluminating Co
Toledo Edison Co
Logan Woman Injured In Crosswalk Accident
Mrs. Garrieta Funk of 450 Zanesville Ave. was struck by a westbound truck driven by Stanton Palmer, 72, Logan Rt. 2, while crossing Mulberry Street in a crosswalk. She was hospitalized at HVCH. injuries unknown. Palmer cited for failure to yield to a pedestrian.
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Logan
Hocking Valley Community Hospital
Hunter and Mulberry Sts
Garrieta Funk
Zanesville Ave
HVCH
Hocking
Funk
Mulberry St
Stanton Palmer
Logan Rt. 2
Hunter
Mulberry
Palmer
Pellets Damage Window At Shake Shoppe
Pellets shattered a large plate glass window and door at the Shake Shoppe on W. Hunter St. near 5 p.m. Saturday, causing about 500 dollars in damage. No injuries were reported though a customer was struck by glass. source locations and the shooter remain unknown.
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W. Hunter St
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