North Viet Offensive Expands With Third Front Opened
North Vietnamese forces widen the campaign by opening a new front 60 to 75 miles north of Saigon with tank led infantry assaults threatening Quang Tri. MIG19 jets cross the DMZ for the first time as battles rage from Hue to the Cambodian border amid heavy ground fighting and air strikes.
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Saigon
Quang Tri
Demilitarized Zone
Vu van Giai
Quang Tri Province
Dong Ha
Central Highlands
Nguyen van Thieu
Cua Viet-Dong Ha River
Pedro
Hue
Expansion Of Viet War Only Option For Nixon
The Nixon administration adds 20 additional B52 bombers to the existing force to hit North Vietnam, South Vietnam, and surrounding areas while avoiding a full North bombing decision. Pentagon declines comment as officials acknowledge political limits on reopening large scale air attacks.
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Nixon
Washington
Hanoi
South Vietnam
Indochina
Demilitarized Zone
Laos
Cambodia
Pentagon
Southeast Asia
Jerry W. Friedheim
Gen. Abrams
Creighton W. Abrams
U.S
Vietnam
Ation
Dmz
South
North Vietnam
Senate Spars Over War Powers Curbs in Proposed Bill
The Senate opens debate on amendments to curb presidential war power. Supporters Byrd and Percy urge requiring congressional approval for most military use, while restricting troop deployments to 30 days to repel attacks and rescue Americans abroad. Goldwater condemns the measure as unconstitutional and unrealistic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Robert C. Byrd
D.W Va
Charles H. Percy
Ill
Congress
U.S
Byrd
Percy
Barry Goldwater
R-Ariz
Bernard P. Rarick 69 Columbus furniture man dies
Bernard Paul Nick Rarick 69 of Columbus died Tuesday in Riverside Hospital Columbus He and his family once ran a Logan furniture store first in the Bond hotel building at Main and Spring Streets later in the Logan Home Furnishings building He was born Oct 21 1902 in Zanesville retired from Jeffrey Manufacturing Co He is survived by wife Mary E a son Michael P a daughter Martha Clapp grandchildren Michele and Kevin Clapp sisters Rosemary Lora Veronica Marcella brothers Joe and Leo and many nieces and nephews Requiem Mass will be Thursday at Immaculate Conception Church Burial in Greenlawn Nelsonville Friends may call today at Rutherford Funeral Home Columbus with a prayer service at 8 tonight.
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Bernard Paul
Nick) Rarick
Columbus
Logan
Riverside Hospital
Rarick
Bond Hotel
Main and
Spring Sts
Mary E
Michael P
Erick
Martha) Clapp
Worthington
Michele
Kevin Clapp
Rosemary Rarick
Lora Rarick
Veronica Rarick
Marcella Rarick
Clyde
Joe Rarick
Marysville
Leo Rarick
Immaculate Conception Church
Greenlawn Cemetery
Nelsonville
Rutherford Funeral Home
N. High St
Fire destroys Huggins home near Ilesboro
Guy Huggins and his wife escaped a two story fire on Griffith Rd near Ilesboro. The kitchen sparked the blaze which gutted the house. Neighbors saved chairs a portable TV and a washing machine before a 200 gallon tanker and volunteers from Hocking Honor Camp fought the fire. The home was insured and no Logan firemen responded due to no contract with Washington Two.
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Griffith Rd
Ilesboro
Guy Huggins
Huggins
Hocking
Logan
Washington Two
Blocking Valley Outlook Braces for Warmer Thursday
Mostly sunny and warmer weather is forecast for Thursday in the Blocking Valley with highs near 60. At 11 a.m. today the temperature was 55 and Tuesday’s high reached 50 while the overnight low dipped to 28.
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Blocking Valley
McGovern Surges to Wisconsin Victory as Lindsay Drops Out
In Wisconsin Sen George McGovern dominates the Democratic primary winning seven of nine districts and 54 of 67 votes while John V Lindsay withdraws Lindsay quits the race McGovern trails Muskie Humphrey and Wallace in early returns Nixon wins GOP delegates Muskie vows to press on and Jackson plans Ohio bid The result reshapes the Democratic field with crossovers from Republicans noted in Wisconsin ballots.
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Milwaukee
Wis
George McGovern
Wisconsin
New York
John V. Lindsay
White House
South Dakota
Edmund S. Muskie
Maine
McGovern
George C. Wallace
Alabama
Florida
Hubert H. Humphrey
Minnesota
Humphrey
Nixon
Wallace
Muskie
Pennsylvania
Massachusetts
Ohio
Henry M. Jackson
Washington
Jackson
Lindsay
Madison
University of Wisconsin
Kenosha
Racine
Green Bay
California
Indiana
Tennessee
North Carolina
West Virginia
Maryland
Michigan
Senate panel OKs uniform tax bill in Ohio
Ohio Senate Ways and Means Committee approved a bill to set uniform property tax standards by 1978. Counties would appraise real property at 100 percent of market value and tax it at 35 percent. Final rollout would be 1978 after six year reappraisals. School districts face largest impact as 65 to 70 percent of operating funds come from property taxes. Alternatives to aid districts include a reform of the school foundation formula. action not expected before 1973 session.
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Columbus
Ohio
Senate
Ways and Means Committee
Ohio Supreme Court
Ing
School Foundation
General Assembly
Ironton Native Joins Logan Daily News Staff
Harold Roach former sports editor of the Ironton Tribune has joined the editorial staff of the Logan Daily News. Roach a 1969 graduate of Ironton High School has been involved in newspaper work for the past two years in Southern Ohio.
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Harold Roach
The
Ironton Tribune
Logan Daily News
Roach
Ironton High School
Ohio
Ohio University-Lancaster
Ohio U
Ironton
Logan
Lawrence County
Nancy Hurst
South Point
Grogan Ave
Mrs John Liff Dies At Age 88 In Ohio
Mrs. Sarah Martha Liff 88 of 288 North St died 9 p.m. Tuesday at Hocking Valley Community Hospital. Born May 3 1883 in South Bloomingville she was the widow of John Liff who died in 1951. Survived by three foster daughters and several nieces and nephews. Services Saturday at Trinity United Methodist Church with burial in Oak Grove Cemetery. Friends may call Thursday after 2 p.m. at Leonard Funeral Home and after 9 a.m. Saturday at the church.
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Sarah Martha Liff
North St
Hocking Valley Community Hospital
South Bloomingville
John and
Mary Kemper Hamilton
John Liff
Wesley
Margaret) Cannon
Trinity United Methodist Church
Pocahontas Lodge
Cannon
John
Martha) Spicer
Kenova
W. Va
Harold
Mary) Little
Reed City
Mich
R. W. Faulkner
Oak Grove Cemetery
Leonard Funeral Home
Gas restrictions urged to continue amid shortages
In Columbus the PUCO heard that Columbia Gas of Ohio and Ohio Valley Gas expect shortages to persist until 1978, with hopes to lift residential limits by fall 1973. A ban on new construction gas sales could cut home building by about 25 percent, risking buyers switching to pricier heating.
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Columbus, Ohio
Columbia Gas of Ohio, Inc
Ohio Valley Gas Co
Public Utilities Commission of Ohio
PUCO
W. F. Laird
Columbia Gas
PACO
Laird
Ohio Home Builders Association
Association
William E. Safreed
Flamboyant Adam Clayton Powell Dies at 63
Adam Clayton Powell, the flamboyant former congressman known as the first black elected from the East, died at 63 in Jackson Memorial Hospital after a long illness tied to complications from a prostate operation. He faced removal from Congress in 1967 for misusing funds and defying the courts, was briefly re elected, then defeated in 1971. He remained a controversial figure amid calls over absenteeism, tax issues, wife payroll, and rising Black Power ties.
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Miami
Adam Clayton Powell
Harlem
Jackson Memorial Hospital
U.S. Coast Guard
Bimini
Bahamas
Congress
Powell
House
Washington
New York
Supreme Court
House Education and Labor Committee
Charles Rangel
Black Power Movement
Bright UFO Reported Here
Local resident Mrs. Cora Harsh observed a bright unidentified object northwest of Logan last night. She described a star like light with downward rays and noted the object disappeared behind a hill after about thirty minutes then reappeared before fading again.
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Logan
Cora Harsh
Lake Logan
America to abandon moon to Reds says NASA chief
NASA administrator Dr. James C. Fletcher states there are no plans for Americans to visit the moon after Apollo missions. He predicts Soviet lunar activity will dominate for at least a decade and notes Skylab missions and a 1978 space shuttle plan.
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America
Moon
NASA
Washington
James C. Fletcher
Space Agency
Fletcher
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
U.S
Police Investigate Logan Shooting Incident Involving Teen
Gary Roush a 16 year old of Logan Route 3 is listed in good condition at Hocking Valley Community Hospital after being hit in the left thigh by a .32 caliber bullet. He told officers he was with Charles Dye of Nelsonville at 881 Third St when he picked up a gun and it fired. The shooting was reported at 10 20 p.m and is under investigation.
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Gary Roush
Logan Rt. 3
Hocking Valley Community Hospital
Roush
Charles Dye
Nelsonville
Third St
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Kenneth J. Freed and
Robert A. Dobkin
Associated Press
United States
North Viet
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