Ethics Measure Backers Treated To Acapulco Trip
Ohio ethics bill backers including Rep. Michael Del Bane Rep. Charles Fry Rep. Arthur Bowers and Sen. Don Luckens attended a week long auto dealers convention in Acapulco Mexico paid by the Ohio Automobile Dealers Association. Hotel and charter flight costs are cited with details on rates and travel. Gov. Gilligan reported net worth rises to 306 602 citing securities value and property.
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Columbus, Ohio
House
Princess Hotel
Acapulco
Mexico
Ohio Automobile Dealers’ Association
Michael del Bane
Hubbard
Charles E. Fry
Springfield
Arthur R. Bowers
Steubenville
Donald E
Buz
Lukens
Middletown
Columbus
Port Columbus International Airport
Auto Dealers Association
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Honolulu
John Gilligan
Ohio
John J. Gilligan
Gilligan
Onion prices surge as shoppers face higher costs
The Associated Press reports onions are rising sharply due to weather damaged crops and short supplies. Major growers in Texas Idaho New York California Michigan Colorado and Oregon are affected with Los Angeles white onions jumping from about 7 dollars per 50 pound sack in January to 18 to 22 dollars.
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Associated Press
Texas
Idaho
New York
California
Michigan
Colorado
Oregon
Los Angeles
7 Day Suspensions for Home Tavern and Scenic Inn Licenses
The Ohio Liquor Control Commission ordered a 7 day suspension of liquor permits for Robert E Campbell doing business as Home Tavern 363 Gallagher Ave for selling wine to a minor on October 21 1972. A second 7 day suspension was ordered for Lawrence McKinney Donald F Bowers and Eugene Sanborn doing business as Scenic Inn Rt 33 Nelsonville Rt 2 for after hour sale of malt liquor on October 14 1972.
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Ohio Liquor Control Commission
Robert E. Campbell
Home Tavern
Gallagher Ave
Lawrence McKinney
Donald F. Bowers
Eugene Sanborn
Scenic Inn
Nelsonville Rt. 2
Ohio House Budget Showdown Delayed Amid Amendments
The Ohio House Finance Committee delayed a showdown on Gov. Gilligan's 9.8 billion budget to Monday to allow amendments. Senate leaders scheduled a rare Monday night session while Easter recess looms. Lawmakers debate welfare spending and a one year budget plan amid mounting bills and Medicaid obligations.
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Robert E. Miller
Associated Press
Columbus, Ohio
Ohio House Finance Committee
Myrl Shoemaker
Bourneville
Senate
Theodore Gray
Sam Speck
New Concord
John Gilligan
House
Pre-School Registration Set Next Week In Logan District
Logan city school district opens preschool registration for 1973-74 the week of Sept 5. Parents bring birth proof and immunization records. Immunizations available Fridays at the Logan-Hocking County health department. Registration runs April 16-19 at Central East Enterprise Gibisonville Green Marion Rockbridge South Bloomingville West and West Logan.
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Logan
Logan City
Logan - Hocking County
Central
East
Enterprise
Gibisonville
Green
Marion
Rockbridge
South Bloomingville
West
West Logan
Wood St
Gallagher Ave
West School
Wood and
West Elementary
Orchard St
Rt. 93N
Dicken Addition
Gore Area
Central School
General-Tel Completes Cable Addition in Logan Area
General Telephone Co of Ohio announces a 29500 cable addition in the Logan exchange to upgrade service for future growth. Michael A. Castaldi Jr says buried cable along Ohio Route 374 serves the Cliffs Subdivision and will replace some facilities to reduce outages and preserve landscape. The Logan exchange covers 7467 telephones across 308 square miles in Hocking and Vinton counties.
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Logan Exchange
General Telephone Co
Ohio
Michael A. Castaldi Jr
Logan Commercial
Ohio Rt
Castaldi
Hocking
Vinton
License plate deadline nears for 1973 tags in Logan
Mrs. Anna Walter, Logan deputy registrar, reminded that Monday is the final day to secure the 1973 license plates under the extended deadline. Reserved tags are ready for pickup and sales are at 700 in the Y-M series with office hours 8:30 to 5.
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Anna Walter
Logan
Snowfall Melts as Frost Sets in Hocking Valley
Thursday delivered a 51 inch snow event in the Hocking Valley but melting left traces today. Frost covers the valley with a 23 degree low and a near 45 degree morning as of 11 am. Saturday forecast calls for sunny skies and highs near 60.
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Hocking
Showdown Nearing Over Nixon Powers
A Supreme Court showdown appears likely as federal judges rule against the Nixon administration on impounding funds and halting dismemberment of the Office of Economic Opportunity. Courts declare presidential power to defy Congress unconstitutional, setting up possible appeals to the high court.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Nixon
White House
Office of Economic Opportunity
Congress
OEO
U.S. District Court
William Jones
Jones
U.S. Circuit Court
St. Louis
Logan High All-Sports Banquet Tickets On Sale
Tickets are on sale for the Logan High School All-Sports Banquet set for 6 30 p m May 17 at the Logan Armory. Guest speaker Ed Lendenski, former Logan coach, now a principal near Dayton. awards for top seniors in each sport and the overall outstanding senior for 1972 73. Tickets 2 50 from boosters, Squaw or Logan Daily News staff.
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Logan High School
Logan Armory
Ed Lendenski
Logan
West Milton
Dayton
Carolyn Oliver
George Tucker
Tex Fain
Jim Myers
Logan Daily News
Industries Face Pricing Questions
Washington AP report says the Cost of Living Council will summon leaders from the textile canning paper nonferrous metal and machine tool sectors and others to probe reasons behind rising prices ahead of a wage price controls showdown next week. The aim is to gather information and understand industry practices.
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Washington
Cost of Living Council
Inflation Freezing Debate Dominates Washington Briefs
A federal judge refused to block publication of McCord testimony in the Watergate case, citing free press rights. Stocks drift lower as inflation policy looms. Ellsberg defense may delay due to illness. Arthur Freed dies at 78. Milan highway fog tolls six dead in chain crashes. Congress eyes wage and price controls with house votes and Easter recess looming.
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Washington
Federal District Court
Sam J. Ervin
Watergate
James W. McCord Jr
U.S. District Court
Charles Richey
Variety Show Tapes Set For Channel 2 Airings
Video tapes of the 1973 Hocking Valley Variety Show, held April 6 8, will be shown twice next week on Channel 2. Ed Dietz, manager of Community Cable Service, says the 2 hour 15 minute program airs at 7 30 p m Thursday and 3 p m Sunday April 22.
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Hocking Valley
Channel 2
Ed Dietz
Community Cable
4 650 Areas To Share In 507 Million Aid
The Nixon administration confirms 507 million dollars in impact aid to about 4 650 school districts near federal installations. HEW will explain distribution rules. funds include 68 million for Agnes storm victims. Districts with nonmilitary federal employees or property nearby gain broader access to funding.
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Washington
Nixon Administration
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
White House
HEW
U.S. Office of Education
Fatal air collision near Mountain View kills 16
An NASA Convair 990 and a Navy P83 Orion crashed on a Sunnyvale golf course while on short final approaches to Moffett Field. Eleven died aboard the jet and five aboard the propeller plane. One person survived.
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Mountain View
Calif
Ron Kimball
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Navy
David Frame
Sunnyvale Municipal
Moffett Field
Moffett
Bill Brand
Ketchum
Idaho
Brand
Denny Castillo
Bruce N. Mallibert
Mallibert
Kimball
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U.S
Richard F. Celeste
D-5
Cleveland
Celeste
Rodney Hughes
Bellefontaine
Welfare Department
Ethel G. Swanbeck
Huron
H. R. Smith
Smith
General-Tel
LHS
New York Stock Exchange
Daniel Ellsberg
Ellsberg
Matt Byrne
Hollywood (Ap
Arthur Freed
Milan
Italy
Senate House
Administration
Treasury
George P. Shultz
Wilbur D. Mills
Ways and Means Committee
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