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Logan Daily News

Location

Logan, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Apr 18, 1972

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Goodyear Initiates Experimental Foam Plant at Lockheed Site

Goodyear Tire plans a pilot plant in Logan at the former Lockheed building to develop polyurethane foam products. The 65,000 square foot facility will lease from Hocking County Community Improvement Corp and house offices, warehousing, and production. Expecting June occupancy, the move will shift staff from quality control, warehousing, shipping, and tooling. The operation will expand Logan employment slightly, with plastics prep and injection molding lines added and output for GE, John Deere, International Harvester, Coca-Cola, and others, notably automotive vent strips.

Logan Lockheed Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co Hocking County Community Improvement Corp Rt. 33 Automotive Goodyear Logan Goodyear St. Marys John Molzer Goodyear - Logan General Electric John Deere International Harvester Harrison John Wood Co Reliance Electric Ohlburg and Monroe

Logan Board Seeks Bids On Portable Classrooms

The Logan school board authorized bidding for at least six portable classrooms with bids due by 12 noon May 15 and opened at the regular meeting. The board plans to use units at the high and elementary levels for 1972 73 and seeks replacement bids for wood sash and steel casement windows at West Elementary.

Logan School Board Don Young West Elementary Young East Elementary

Stock market rises on strong earnings reports

New York investors push stocks higher as first quarter earnings boost confidence. The market gains reflect optimism about企业 profits and positive outlooks from several companies.

New York

Schools Reopen After Takeover Of South Point District

Lawrence County board of education seized operation of South Point School District to end a four day teacher strike. Teachers expected back in classrooms today as the county board acts temporarily until the district can function. The five member district board was deemed not performing its duties under state statute.

South Point Ohio Lawrence County Board of Education South Point Board of Education

Hocking School Board Moves to Transfer Laurelville District

Hocking County school board opened planning on transferring Laurelville after the State Board of Education may take over its charter at the May 8 meeting. If transferred, Laurelville would likely join Logan Elm. Benton Twp. could join Logan City district. A May 9 meeting will tally patron responses to transfer options with a referendum possible in 30 days.

Hocking County Laurelville Starr-Washington James Frey State Board of Education Frey State Board Logan Elm Benton Two Logan Benton Twp Pickaway County Logan City Orville Hampshire Charles Dean Ira Smith

Students Rally to Protest War Escalation on Campuses

Hundreds of students marched to protest U.S. involvement in Indochina and call for a one day moratorium. Columbia and other campuses saw sitdowns and clashes with police as dawn to dusk protests spread from New York to San Francisco and Madison on a day of mass demonstrations.

North Vietnam U.S Indochina Asia Harvard Crimson New York Los Angeles San Francisco National Student Association Columbia University New York City Upper Broadway Broadway 116Th Street West Coast Navy Federal Building Alameda Naval Air Station Stanford University Alameda Stanford Madison Wis University of Wisconsin Bascom Hill Reserve Officer Training Corps

Bids Open for Old Man's Cave Lodge Food Service Lease

Four firms bid to run food service and gift shop at Old Man's Cave Lodge in Hocking Hills State Park. Gladieux Food Service of Toledo led with 11 000 first year and 15 000 second year and 19 000 third year bids plus 19 11 percent of gross receipts. Ogden Food Service of Toledo bid 11 375 or 9 1 percent. Cardinal Systems and Kohler Food Services submitted unacceptable proposals. Lease runs May 1 1972 to December 31 1974 amid growing park visitation.

Food Service Old Man’s Cave Dharity Lodge Hocking Hills State Park Ohio Department of Natural Resources Columbus William B. Nye Department of Natural Resources Gladieux Food Service of Toledo

Hocking Valley Weather Sees Low of 40 and Warm 73 at Noon

The mercury fell to 40 degrees in the Hocking Valley this morning with 73 degrees by 11 a.m. Clouds threaten thunderstorms today and a forecast high near 80 for Wednesday.

Hocking Valley

Wild Boar Range Near Ilesboro Delayed

Keith W. Fox, Columbus, has delayed plans for a 485 acre Ed Foraker farm on Ilesboro Cedar Falls Rd to stock with wild boar and build a hunting lodge. No hunting in Hocking County for at least a year or two as Fox transfers to Europe for two years but hopes to resume upon return.

Hocking County Keith W. Fox Columbus Ed Foraker Ilesboro Cedar Falls Europe

Apollo 16 solves guidance problem en route to moon

Apollo 16 commanders Mattingly and Mission Control fixed a temporary inertial guidance lock with a backup system. Mattingly fed commands to realign the platform after a red warning light appeared. Young and Duke reported the lunar lander Orion in super shape despite flaking paint.

Mattingly Misson Control John W. Young Charles M. Duke Jr Earth Moon Mission Control Young Duke

Man Jailed For Receiving Stolen Goods in Ohio Case

A Nelsonville man Andy McDonald aged 24 was sentenced to six months in Hocking County jail by Juvenile Judge Rhea Bangert Brown after pleading guilty to receiving stolen merchandise from three Haydenville youths tied to auto accessory thefts in the Union Furnace area on April 15. An Athens County youth involved was also part of the theft ring but sent to home county authorities. Haydenville youths to be arraigned later.

Nelsonville Hocking County Rhea Bangert Brown Andy McDonald Haydenville Union Furnace Athens County

No evidence Nixon orders bombing halt says Laird

Secretary Laird says reports of a Nixon ordered suspension of bombing north of the 20th parallel have no substance. Air power continues in the demilitarized zones and beyond as U.S. forces fight on three fronts with heavy support. North Vietnam calls for a war footing and urges resolve to defeat the United States as peace talks hinge on resumed meetings.

Washington Melvin R. Laird Nixon Hanoi-Haiphong North Vietnam 20Th Parallel Hanoi Laird Demilitarized Zone Tokyo United States Vietnam Communist Party Nhan Dan M and U.S Saigon Lai Khe Paris le Duc Tho

U S says Hanoi Haiphong raids possible as warning

Sources say strikes in Hanoi and Haiphong could resume or be limited to a political warning to Hanoi to pause its South Vietnam offensive. Officials weigh potential moves with no clear signs of enemy withdrawals from battlefields. Pentagon comments remain non committal on restrictions.

Hanoi Haiphong North Vietnam South Vietnam Nixon Washington Pentagon 20Th Parallel

Logan Airman Wounded in Vietnam Receives Purple Heart

Airman First Class David R. Neeley, son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. Neeley of 110 Wilson St., has earned the Purple Heart for burns and cuts suffered March 6 at Cam Ranh Bay AFB. Enlisted Aug. 11, 1970, he is a Mount Carmel NL high school graduate and is married to Elizabeth Gail Dent.

David R. Neeley Robert W. Neeley Wilson St United States Vietnam Neeley Cam Ranh Bay Afb Phu Cat Mount Carmel Elizabeth Gail Dent Sacramento Calif Pacific Air Force Southeast Asia Far East Pacific Area

Senate panel votes to halt US funding for combat in Indochina

Senate Foreign Relations Committee backed a plan to stop all funding for US combat forces in Indochina by December 31 if Hanoi frees American POWs. The measure, tied to North Vietnamese actions, passed 9-1 with Sen. George Aiken dissenting. Rogers defended bombing around Hanoi and Hai Phong. Secretary Laird was asked to testify in a closed session.

Washington Senate Foreign Relations Committee U.S Indochina Defense Melvin R. Laird North Vietnam Laird Senate Armed Services Committee Foreign Relations Committee William P. Rogers Hanoi Haiphong Foreign Relations White House Nixon South Vietnam Rogers North Clifford P. Case R-N.j Frank Church D-Idaho George D. Aiken R-Vt

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