Hocking Churches Climax Holy Week With Easter Rites
Holy Week services fill Hocking Valley churches culminating in Easter sunrise on 6 30 at Fairview Cemetery. Immanuel United Methodist Church hosts Maundy Thursday communion and Easter messages, with services broadcast on WLGN and Channel 2. Multiple churches plan sunrise, cantatas, and baptisms, with special music from church choirs and guest groups.
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Hocking County
Hocking Valley
Fairview Cemetery
New Memorial Chapel
Doug McVay
Church of the Nazarene
Logan
Immanuel United Methodist Church
Conrad O. Diehm
Charles Gilbert
Mable Prather
Edgar Penrod
Immanuel UM Church
William Carter
Harold Drummond
Blosser Rd
Izaak Walton
Immanuel
Trinity UM Church To Host Union Good Friday Service
The Logan union Good Friday service will run noon to 2 p.m. at Trinity United Methodist Church 105 W Hunter St. The Rev R W Faulkner hosts with Rev George Smith guiding as Hocking County Ministerial Association president. Seven area pastors speak and four choirs sing. The service will be broadcast on WLGN and Channel 2 TV.
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Penrod
WLGN
Channel 2
Trinity United Methodist Church
R. W. Faulkner
God’s Covenant People
Edna B. Hughes
Trinity AM Church
Albert Blick
Barry Metzler
Geneva Nungester
George Jurgensmier
Roy Kelch
Roy Mosure
Carl Spence
George Lackey
St. John Catholic Church
Logan Commandry
Knights Templar
First Presbyterian Church
Luther Graham
Marion C. Allen
Blosser’s
Jack Beverly
Beverly
Wilbur Lanning
David MacFarland
First Baptist Church
S. Norwood Ave
Harold McBride
Mr. McBride
Church of the Nazarene
McVay
Trinity Lutheran Church
N. Mulberry St
Logan
W. Hunter St
George Smith
Hocking County
Grayson Ferguson
Conrad Diehm
James A. Geiger
Orville Lueck
Immanuel United Methodist Church
Charles Gibert
Mabel Prather
St. Matthew Lutheran Church
Jesus
John Duus
Trinity United Methodist Church Choir
Presbyterian Church Choir
Channel 2 TV
Carborundum Talks Fail to Make Progress in Strike Negotiations
Union officials say the Wednesday Lancaster meeting with Carborundum Co and Local 7630 OCAW was very short with no new proposals. A company spokesman reports no further meetings scheduled as the strike, begun March 18 and idling about 350 workers, continues. The Logan Daily News denies refusing advertising and says it has sought comment from both sides.
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Carborundum Co
OCAW
Lancaster
George Bell
Logan Daily News
The
Daily News
Watergate Plotters Named by Two Nixon Officials
Washington Post reports two senior Nixon aides planned and approved the bugging raid on Democratic headquarters. Jeb Magruder will testify to a federal grand jury and says Mitchell and Dean directed the operation. Indictments and resignations loom as officials respond to the Post tale.
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Washington
Washington Post
Jeb Stuart Magruder
Atty
John N. Mitchell
White House
John W. Dean III
Post
Magruder
Dean
H. R. Haldeman
Mitchell
Grand
Watergate
Wage price controls face deadline as Congress stalls
The delay to extend Nixon wage price controls risks a May 1 free float as Senate rejected a House–Senate compromise. Proxmire warned of disaster while Republicans balked at price-justification disclosures and fuels riders. Commerce data show GDP up 14.3 percent in Q1 with 6 percent inflation.
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Congress
William Proxmire
D-Wis
Senate
Nixon
House- Senate
John J. Sparkman
Dala
House
Robert Packwood
Oregon
Community Chest Meeting Called in Hocking County
Frank Roe, president, calls a 7 30 p m meeting next Wednesday at the Red Cross building 43 N Walnut St with agency trustees to plan the 1974 campaign Don Wood is named campaign director Budget items from agencies are due by May 1.
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Hocking County Community Chest
Frank Roe
Red Cross
Walnut St
Don Wood
Community Chest
Athens Police Chief Demoted To Captain
Athens Ohio AP Capt Ted Jones named acting police chief after the demotion of Chief Charles Cochran to captain for taking a city vehicle without authorization and causing a crash on April 10 following an administrative hearing led by Mayor Donald Barrett.
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Athens, Ohio
Ted Jones
Athens
Charles Cochran
Donald Barrett
Gilligan Budget Heads to Budget Conference in Ohio Senate
Gov John Gilligan's 9.9 billion budget clears the Democratic House and moves to a joint House Senate conference. Republicans denounce tax grab remarks while House votes 56 39 and aims to curb spending in a two year plan. The budget includes education funding, and amendments affect Youngstown State University and university pay rules. The Legislature adjourns for Easter with reconvening set May 1.
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Columbus
Ohio
John Gilligan
House
Senate
General Assembly
Charles F. Kurfess
Perrysburg
Gilligan
Kurfess
House Finance Committee
Myrl Shoemaker
D- 88
Bourneville
Shoemaker
Youngstown State University
George D. Tablack
Campbell
Youngstown
Meany And Brennan Feud Deepens Over Staff Recall
George Meany recalled AFL-CIO official Robert McGlotten from the Labor Department staff amid a widening feud with Labor Secretary Brennan. McGlotten, earning over 30 thousand dollars at Labor, will return to his AFL-CIO civil rights post, while Brennan’s office denies any resignation.
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Washington
George Meany
Afl-Cio
Peter J. Brennan
Meany
Robert M. McGlatten
Brennan
Aflcio
AFL Cio
Thomas J. Costigan
Costigan
McGlotten
Labor Department
Federation
Labor
No Fight Over OEO Order By Administration
The Washington Post reports the Nixon administration will not fight a judge's ruling halting the dismantling of the Office of Economic Opportunity. White House sources warn that appealing could broaden effects on other Nixon decisions like fund impoundments. CEO Director Howard Phillips declined to confirm or deny.
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Mitchell
Post
Dean
Magruder
New York City
White House
Gerald L. Warren
Devan Shumway
Washington
Washington Post
Office of Economic Opportunity
The
Howard Phillips
Halt Minesweeping Off North Vietnam
The United States suspended minesweeping near North Vietnam in a move seen as pressuring Hanoi over Cambodia and Viet Cong support. Hanoi claimed the action violated the cease fire and the U S cited noncompliance by the other side and renewed flow of enemy supplies into South Vietnam.
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Saigon
USS Navy
Hanoi
Cambodia
South Vietnam
North Vietnam
Vietnam
Pentagon
Jerry W. Friedheim
Paris
United States
U.S
Weather Outlook in Hoarking Valley Forecast
Cloudy and warm with a chance of showers and thundershowers tonight and Friday. Lows in the 50s highs in the mid 70s. Today 11 a.m. temperature 64 with overnight low 62 and Wednesday high 70.
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Hocking Valley
Nixon Proposes $2.3 Billion Revenue Sharing for Cities
President Nixon seeks Congress approval of a revenue sharing plan consolidating seven HUD programs into $2.3 billion annually. Funds would be unrestrict ed with local governments choosing projects and no local matching required. The plan targets central cities urban areas and large counties with formula-based allocations.
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Nixon
Congress
House
Senate
Better Communities Act
HUD
Housing and Community Planning Authority
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