07 Apr 1976
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Newspaper
Logan Daily News
Location
Logan, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 07, 1976
Page
1
Congress faces a tight vote to override President Ford's veto of a 125 million dollar plan to help states meet federal standards for day care centers. The measure would extend funds and set staffing ratios, with May 4 slated for the override vote.
Scattered frost expected with lows in the 30s and highs in the 50s, a 20 percent precipitation chance. Thursday forecast calls for cool conditions after today’s 11 a.m. 59 degree reading. Tuesday's high reached 66 degrees.
A Senate House conference committee is set to review a large bill revising Ohio utility rate making as arguments continue on consumer effects. Sen. John T. McCormack says House amendments protect utilities, while House leaders voice resentments over the bill’s rewriting.
Carter wins Wisconsin as Udall falters. Jackson leads New York Democrats with 41 percent of delegates. Ford tops Reagan in Wisconsin GOP. Humphrey looms amid anticipated three way Democratic race toward April 27 Pennsylvania ballots.
Wayne National Forest officials close the Utah Ridge Picnic Area east of Nelsonville due to ongoing vandalism and littering. High maintenance costs and little public use for three years prompt removal of tables fireplaces toilets signs and parking areas while the fishing pond remains open to anglers.
China s top leadership ousted Teng Hsiao-ping from all party and government posts and installed Hua Kuo-feng as premier and first vice chairman after days of anti Teng protests in Peking. The Central Committee labeled the Tiananmen incidents counterrevolutionary and blamed Teng for the unrest.
Francis Hedges aged 40 of Adelphi faces trespassing and theft charges after entering a barn owned by Dr. Martin Sayers of Columbus to take a disc valued at over 150 dollars on November 6 7 1975. Trial is set for 9 am Thursday in Hocking County Common Pleas Court.
Ohio Police Chiefs Association and the Task Force on Law Enforcement Education conduct a statewide survey of 800 law enforcement agencies and college programs this month. Coordinated by John Yates of Logan, the study seeks to tailor educational offerings to meet officers needs and enhance professionalism across Ohio.
The Hocking Cancer Crusade opens its 1976 house-to-house campaign with a 6 30 p.m. dinner for volunteers in the F M Room of the Farmers and Merchants Bank. An anonymous donor funds the event as reward for workers. Logan Mayor Evans S Hand Jr proclaims April Cancer Control Month to urge support for ACS programs.
Clair M. Colburn, Logan manager for Columbia Gas of Ohio, is named area manager for Tiffin. Ronald E. Cox, currently Chesapeake manager, will take over Logan area duties including Logan, Laurelville, Adelphi, Sugar Grove. Colburn's career started in 1956. Cox joined in 1954.
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