Logan High School Band Earns 2nd Straight Superior State Honor
Logan High School band earned a second consecutive superior rating at the Ohio Music Education Association state competition held at Columbus Northland High School. Judges praised its precision and musicality with strong comments on tempo and phrasing. Directors Al Horsky Dave Sellers Kent Bishop accompanied the band.
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Logan High School
Vicki Devol
Kathy Bowlby
Carla Hart
al Horsky
Sue Moore
Jackie Conrad
Diane Parry
Cindy Larimer
T. J. Black
Dan Darnell
Wayne Casper
Ted Rowe
Steve Walker
Carl Bell
Jeff Tolliver
Logan High School Band
Ohio Music Education Association
Columbus Northland High School
Logan
Charles Atkinson
Richard Dambach
Robert Martin
Robert Shilling
Davis
Hall
Euryan
Weben
Safranek
Marily
Columbus
Al _ Horsky
Dave Sellers
Kent Bishop
Charles Steward
Virgil Spencer
Texas Tornadoes Claim 8 Lives In Three Texas Towns
Tornadoes and flash floods killed eight people and injured over 35 across Plainview Pearsall and Corsicana while causing multi million dollars in damages. A Plainview newsman and several residents perished amid storms and flooding.
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Associated Press
Texas
Plainview
David Bryant
Plainview Daily Herald
Kevin Lewellen
South Texas
Pearsall
Bill Rowan
Corsicana
Dallas
San Antonio
Roy Buerrero
Starr-Washington Soph Earns Superior at State Science Show
Michael Davis a 16 year old sophomore at Starr-Washington High School earned a superior rating for his Apollo Service Module project at Ohio Science Day in Columbus. He was among over 600 Ohio high school students and one of few to receive the maximum 40 points. Davis plans to display the model at the 1973 Ohio State Fair.
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Michael Davis
Starr - Washington High School
Lausche
Ohio Exposition Center
Columbus
Ohio High School
Mike
Ernest Davis Jr
Logan Rt. 1
NASA
Willy Brandt
Nixon
Europe
U.S
White House
Washington
Correspondents’ Association
Edward Victor Hill
Los Angeles
U.S. Warns Laos Bombing May Resume
The Pentagon warned North Vietnam the Laos fighting could trigger renewed U S air strikes. A town near Plaine de Jarres was overrun by tanks, a major cease fire violation. Pacific Command would announce if B 52s resumed bombing in Laos.
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Washington
Pentagon
North Vietnam
Laos
U.S
Jerry W. Friedheim
Plaine de Jarres
Pacific Command Headquarters
Hawaii
Arthur R. Miller Dies at 63 in Jackson Ohio
Arthur R. Miller aged 63 of Centerville died Sunday at Charles Kettering Memorial Hospital in Kettering. A Logan High School and Ohio State chemical engineering graduate, he retired from Congoleum Industries in 1972. Survived by wife June and relatives, graveside rites are set for 11:30 a.m. Tuesday at Fairmont Cemetery, Jackson. Funeral home Bisnaugle in charge.
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Arthur R. Miller
Centerville
Charles Kettering Memorial
Kettering
Wellston
Arthur and
Cayde Miller
William S. Miller
Logan Daily News
Arthur
Logan High School
Ohio State University
Miller
Congoleum Industries, Inc
Pentagon to close or cut 274 bases many jobs cut
Pentagon officials say 274 military bases will be closed or reduced. About 16 000 military jobs and 26 000 civilian positions will be eliminated. Ft. Dix will stay open while New England facilities bear heavy impact. Boston Navy Yard Portsmouth hospital and brig to close. Lakehurst Ft Monmouth and Navy Air Engineering Center in Pennsylvania also affected.
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Washington
Pentagon
Senate
Richard S. Schweiker
R-Pa
Ft. Dix
New Jersey
Appropriations Committee
Capitol Hill
New England
Boston Naval Shipyard
Portsmouth
N.H
Naval Shipyard
Schweiker
Lakehurst
Ft. Monmouth
N.J
Pennsylvania
Navy Air Engineering Center
Watergate Showdown Near as Mathias Pushes Subpoena Force
Sen. Charles Mathias warns that if pressed he supports arrest and trial of any White House aide who refuses a subpoena to testify before the Watergate committee. He accuses President Nixon of shielding aides and calls the conduct a constitutional defiance and Republican embarrassment.
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Washington
Charles McC. Mathias
R-Md
Senate
White House
Mathias
Nixon
Republican Party
Maryland
President Plans Fall European Tour
President Nixon plans a fall tour of major NATO nations to discuss trade military aid and troop levels. He aims to visit Great Britain France Italy and West Germany with French President Pompidou to visit the United States beforehand.
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Washington
Europe
Nixon
NATO
Gerald L. Warren
Great Britain
France
Italy
West Germany
United States
Georges Pompidou
Edward Heath
Guilio Andreotti
Demonstrations Planned for Major Tax Reforms Nationwide
In a last minute push before a midnight filing deadline, the Tax Action Campaign led by ex Senator Fred Harris plans rallies in 31 cities to demand sweeping tax reforms. The group cites ITT’s 4.9 percent tax rate on 1971 profits and seeks to portray working people as overtaxed.
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Washington
Tax Action Campaign
Fred Harris
Oklahoma
Harris
International Telephone & Telegraph Corp
New York Stock Exchange
ITT
Bernie Goodrich
IRS
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Chicago
Boston
Milwaukee
Edmund S. Muskie
George McGovern
House
Ways and Means Com
School Boards Meet Tonight in Ohio Area
Logan school board meets in regular session at 7:45 p m in the vocal music room to accept resignations and issue new teaching contracts for next year. The Hocking County and Starr Washington boards meet at 7 p m at S W High School Union Furnace to hire Dr John Blaha as school psychologist.
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Logan School Board
Vocal Music Room
Hocking County School Board
Starr-Washington School Board
S-W High School
Union Furnace
John Blaha
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