Logan Board Extends Contracts for 71 Teachers
The Logan school board renewed contracts for 71 district teachers for 1971 72 excluding temporary certified staff and those who resigned or retired. New hires include Vera Ervin and Usha Ball for elementary positions. Non teaching staff added include educational aides and a temporary custodian.
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Logan
George Sarbalas
Vera Ervin
Betty Ave
Miami University
Shawnee
South Euclid-Lyndhurst
Mansfield City
Usha Ball
Oxford
University of Allahabad
India
Bonnie Meyer
Rockbridge Rt. 2
Eva Jean Inboden
Logan Rt. 4
Green Elementary
Verna Rheinscheld
Logan Rt. 1
Central School
Susan Altic
Helen Beery
Janice Boudinot
Theresa Brandt
Charlotte Brewster
Katherine Brimner
June Burns
Nina Canfield
Mildred Carlin
Patricia Carmean
Jo Ann Chaney
Donald Christenson
Marilyn Coffman
Mabel Cole
William Collier
Elva Cottrill
Miriam Davis
Margaret Denny
Marjorie Collison
George Dunigan
John Duus
Susan Duus
John David Eberst
John Elgin
Patricia Ferrick
Mary Jane Grant
Joan Gray
Marjorie Green
Gail Hawks
Julia Heid
Mary E. Helber
Sandra L. Helber
Joanne Horsky
Ruth Johnston
Carolyn Jones
Garnett Jones
Juanita Jones
Christine Killoran
Julianne Kosnik
Ronald Lampman
Lester Manuel
Constance Marshall
Richard Mikes
Thelma Moore
Erma Myers
Marilyn MacFarland
Susan Oehmen
Helen Price
Lucille Rannells
Linda Reader
Kenneth Risch
Frederick Schmidt
David Sellers
Ruth Sharp
Elizabeth Siddle
Ozilla Skinner
Carol Smith
Nevada Smith
Patricia Snipes
George Stump
Cynthia Telege
Leroy Truesdell
Susan Volk
Joan Wade
Ruth Wells
Carl
Snowstorm Sweeps Rockies Plains With Strong Winds
A spring snowstorm hit the Rocky Mountains with three inches in Casper Wyoming and an inch in Flagstaff Arizona. Winds and thunderstorms lashed the Plains while Montana Nebraska reports warned stockmen. In Estes Park Colorado over 1,500 attendees faced cold weather at the White House Conference on Youth. a twister near Hereford Texas caused almost 2 million dollars in damage and injuries. Florida forestry officials ordered a rainmaking aircraft to battle Everglades fires as drought lingered.
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Casper
Wyo
Ariz
Colorado
Wyoming
Montana
Nebraska
White House
Estes Park
Colo
Plains
North Platte
Neb
Texas
Hereford
Tex
Cotulla
la Pryor
Florida Everglades
Rotary Project Nets $800 for Bill Sauer Car Fund
The Logan Rotary Club’s pancake supper and art festival last Saturday raised over $800 for the Bill Sauer car fund. The event will become an annual spring activity, with 62 artists exhibiting about 550 works.
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Rotary Project
Bill Sauer
Logan Rotary Club
Rotary Board of Directors
Red Longley
Logan High School
Red
Government May Rescue TriStar Jet
Prospects of government backed loans and progress reports from airlines and bankers boost chances of rescuing Lockheed Aircraft's TriStar jumbo jet. The Treasury plans a multimillion dollar loan package subject to Congress and Nixon approval as talks continue with Lockheed executives and other financiers.
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Washington
Lockheed
Treasury Department
Nixon
Congress
of the Treasury
John B. Connally
Connally
London
Rolls Royce
Logan High hoops coach post opens applications
Logan High School will accept applications for the head basketball coaching job through May 1. A screening committee of Dan Long Tom Grey and Supt. George M. Saribalas will review resumes and conduct interviews. The district notes a strong response after Ken Insani resigned two weeks ago.
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George M. Saribalas
Logan High School
Dan Long
Tom Grey
Saribalas
Ken Insani
State Faces Refunds On Ohio Magazine
Columbus Ohio AP The Wonderful World of Ohio magazine may be permanently discontinued triggering $85 000 in subscription refunds. John Mountain deputy director of the Department of Development says decisions on its future are being studied with recommendations to Gov Gilligan this week. The publication started under Gov Rhodes and was halted after mounting debts.
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Columbus, O
John Mountain
Department of Development
Ohio
John J. Gilligan
James A. Rhodes
Link Former OU President To City Apartment Complex
The Cleveland Plain Dealer reports Vernon R. Alden former president of Ohio University guaranteed 80 percent occupancy for an Athens apartment project. The university refused the commitment in 1969 stating Alden had no authority and funds could not support it. The development backed by John W. Galbreath connections later sold at a loss with two buildings evacuated due to cliff erosion.
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Cleveland, Ohio
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Vernon R. Alden
Ohio University At Athens
Athens
Alden
Claude R. Sowle
the Plain Dealer
University
John W. Galbreath
Columbus
David G. Hollander
Dale Howe Corp
Youngstown
Hollander
Ohio University
Galbreath Mortgage Co
City National Bank of Columbus
Bank
Our Sig
Amprop Corp
Miami
Ila
Manson and 3 Women Sentenced to Death in Tate Murders
In Los Angeles a judge formally sentences Charles Manson and three of his female followers to death by gas chamber for the Sharon Tate murders. Attorneys argue moratorium doubts enforceability while state and federal courts consider death penalty constitutionality.
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Los Angeles
Charles Manson
Sharon Tate
Paul Fitzgerald
United States
U.S. Supreme Court
Charles H. Older
Stocks Slip as Investors Take Profits in New Trading Day
New York AP reports the stock market edged down as traders lock in gains. At noon the Dow Jones industrial average fell 3.02 points to 945.83 amid a broad midday pullback.
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New York
Allies Move Into A Shau With Little Contact With Reds
U S and South Vietnamese battalions move into the A Shau valley as reconnaissance teams search for targets. About 400 U S troops from the 101st Airborne and sizable Vietnamese units are committed to Lam Son 720. The operation seeks targets toward the Laotian border with monsoon rains in about three weeks. American aircraft attacked a North Vietnamese column nine miles east of A Shau, killing 30.
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Saigon
U.S
A Shau
Associated Press
J.T. Volkerstorfer
Lavang
101St Airborne Division
A Shan
Lam Son
General Telephone Co cuts request for rate increases
General Telephone Co of Ohio reduced its proposed rate hike from 29 percent to 20 percent, effective May 1, in a stipulation endorsed by 23 municipalities and townships and submitted to the Public Utilities Commission of Ohio. Some communities including Trotwood and Ohio University declined to join, while others saw smaller net increases.
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Columbus, Ohio
General Telephone Co. of
Ohio
Public Utilities Commission of Ohio
Dayton
Trotwood
Ohio University At Athens
Theodore K. High
Cincinnati
Ohio University
General Telephone
John R. Jones
Tipp City
Troy
Englewood
Wilmington
Casstown
Jackson
Phillipsburg
Potsdam
Farmersville
Laura
Minster
Marion
Spencerville
West Milton
New Boston
Athens
Logan
Cambridge
Wilmot
Plain City
Lostcreek
Elizabeth
Miami County
Montgomery County
Supreme Court rules desegregation may use busing not fixed ratios
The Supreme Court held federal courts may order busing as a desegregation tool while rejecting mandatory fixed race ratios in all schools. Chief Justice Burger underscored that desegregation need not mirror district demographics, approving limited racial ratio use in Charlotte and upholding Mobile County and Clarke County decisions. The North Carolina anti busing law was found unconstitutional for blocking desegregation efforts.
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Warren E. Burger
Burger
Charlotte
Mecklenburg County
N.C
District Court
Mobile County
Ala
Clarke County
Earl Warren
Draft Board Consolidations Out Farrel l
Hocking County will retain its Selective Service Board. Col Thomas S Farrell Ohio director says a plan to merge 72 offices into 18 centers has been cancelled due to House action. Only Toledo consolidation had occurred.
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Hocking County
Selective Service Board
Thomas S. Farrell
Ohio Selective Service System
Col. Farrell
Athens
U.S. House of Representatives
Gilligan To Dedicate Circleville Glass Plant
Gov. John J. Gilligan will dedicate RCA's new $19 million glass plant in Circleville, Ohio, completed last fall. The facility produces glass picture tubes for color television sets.
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Circleville, Ohio
John J. Gilligan
Circleville
RCA
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