Ain't We Got Fun variety show opens at Logan High
The 3 day HV Variety Show Ain't We Got Fun debuts Friday night at the Logan High School auditorium. The act features Winnie-the-Pooh as Sesame Street star, plus a bevy of local performers, a tattooed lady, a bearded lady, cocktail waitress Kay Carpenter, and a 35 member chorus. Showtimes are 8:15 p.m. Friday and Saturday and 2:15 and 7:15 p.m. Sunday with ticket options at Athens Messenger Office and at the door.
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Hocking Valley
Logan High School
Logan
Ron Lampman
LHS
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Willis Dicken
Charles
Athens Messenger
E. Main St
Application Filed For Liquor Permits In Marion Township
Virginia Ann Poling doing business as Hide- A- Way Hills Market on Horn's Mill Road seeks D-1 and D-2 liquor permits from the Ohio Department of Liquor Control. The request would authorize sale of 3.2 beer and high powered beer and wine for on premises and carry out.
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Ohio Department of Liquor Control
Virginia Ann Poling
Hide- A-Way Hills
Marion Twp
Horn’s Mill Rd
Ohio Senator Seeks Ferguson Act Exemption for Teachers
State senator Harry Meshel proposes amending Ohio law to allow teachers and university faculty to strike to back collective bargaining. The bill would exempt them from the Ferguson Act ban on public employee strikes, backed by the Ohio Education Association.
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Youngstown
Harry Meshel
Ohio Education Association
Meshel
House
Watergate Power Struggle Over Senate Arrest Authority
Atty Gen Kleindienst says Senate cannot arrest White House aides who dodge subpoenas in Watergate. Senate leader Ervin contends the Senate can compel testimony, citing Supreme Court rulings. Meanwhile Barker and Martinez gain immunity and testify before a grand jury.
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Richard G. Kleindienst
Senate
White House
Sam J. Ervin Jr
Watergate Investigating Committee
Watergate
Ervin
Howard H. Baker
R-Tenn
H. R. Haldeman
Lowell Weicker
Rconn
GOP
Haldeman
Weicker
Kleindienst
Supreme Court
United States
Sen. Ervin
Watergate Grand Jury
Bernard L. Barker
Eugenio Martinez
Grand Jury
U.S. District Court
John J. Sirica
Barker
Martinez
Revisions Proposed for Ohio State Park Fees and Rules
A hearing in Columbus reviewed a proposed package of park fee increases and recreation rules to be filed with the secretary of state by end April. Witnesses focused on boat dock fees and speed zone restrictions for slower crafts, with a general raise from 40 to 42 dollars for small docks and scales for larger boats.
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Columbus
Ohio
Department of Natural Resources
Secretary of State
Grant Layman
Lancaster
Flooding Stabilized Yet Crisis Persists Across Rivers
Floodwaters along the Mississippi and Missouri have leveled off, offering relief to volunteers, but corps spokesmen warn the situation remains critical as levees endure days of pounding. Death toll stands at five with thousands displaced and seven million acres inundated across seven states.
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Winfield
Civil Defense
St. Charles
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Hannibal
Herbert Bittick
Weather Bureau
Christopher S. Bond
Cape Girardeau
Ohio Valley
New England
Hardy dancers pose for Hocking Valley Variety Show
Six of Andy Hardy's hoofers pose for the camera before their routine to Hard-Hearted Hannah. The acts are part of the annual Hocking Valley Variety Show at the LHS auditorium this weekend. Dancing Dan dies are Nancy Bilyeu Paula Angle Cecily Walsh Judy Maniskas. Deb Fickel and Carla Maniskas are perched on a ladder.
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Andy Hardy
Hannah
Hocking Valley
LHS
Nancy Bilyeu
Paula Angle
Cecily Walsh
Judy Maniskas
Deb Fickel
Carla Maniskas
House Demands Return to Jan 10 Price Controls
The House Banking Committee urges returning prices rents and interest to Jan 10 levels after Phase 2 ends. A floor fight is expected around April 17 with Democratic calls for stricter controls and Nixon seeking only a discretionary extension. The bill imposes mandatory caps and sets wage, dividend, and similar payments rules while exempting low wages and limiting exports.
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Washington
Nixon
House Banking Committee
House
Prices Unaffected In Meat Boycott Impasse
The nationwide meat boycott left retail prices largely steady while sales collapsed. Grocers report 40 to 70 percent drops, with some markets nearing a ghost town as buyers shift to poultry and fish. Independent packers warn continued boycott could collapse meat prices and the industry.
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J. Luther Hinds
Hinds Meats
Los Angeles
Les Whisenhut
Hinds
Frank Register
National Association of Retail Grocers
Robert Miller
Union Packing Co
Miller
Heaviest Ground Action Since Truce Reported in Vietnam
Saigon reports the heaviest ground fighting since the January cease fire with over 200 casualties. Communists probe for a major offensive, attacking four positions near Hue and in the Mekong Delta, with significant ranger losses and a major artillery assault near Pleiku. President Thieu warns Cambodia’s fall would threaten Vietnam’s security amid postwar talks in Washington.
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Hue
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Mekong Delta
Cai Lay
Thanh Giao
Pleiku
le Trung Hien
Washington
Nguyen van Thieu
Cambodia
Nixon
California White House
Thieu
Indochina
Vietnam
Paris
Laos
South Vietnam
United States
Market declines push Dow below 921 on inflation fears
New York stocks fell for a fifth straight day as investors feared inflation remains stubborn. By noon the Dow Jones Industrial Average dropped 4.14 points to 920.91 amid ongoing concerns about price pressures and market weakness.
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New York
Wall Street
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