Fertilizer Shortage and Heavy Rain Disrupt Ohio Farmers
Ohio farmers face a fertilizer shortage and extensive rainfall hampering corn and soybean planting and upcoming wheat harvest. Plowing is only 25 percent complete as late rains delay fields, with phosphorus and nitrogen shortages tied to foreign sales and limited railroad cars.
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Columbus, Ohio
Ohio
Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Service
Dan Tucker
Ohio Crop Reporting Service
Tucker
Russia
China
Interstate Commerce Commission
Gulf Ports
Florida
Torrential rain floods Hocking Valley area roads
A heavy downpour floods tributaries of the Hocking River with several roads water covered by noon. Rt 93N and Monday Creek spillovers affect Arnold, Gore-Greendale, Maysville-Williams and Dawley Roads though still passable at noon. Wet weather is forecast tonight and Tuesday.
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Hocking
Hocking River
Bear Run Creek
Arnold
Gore - Greendale
Maysville-Williams
Dawley
HVCH Board Schedule Shows Evening Meetings
Hocking Valley Community Hospital board of trustees will meet at 7 30 tonight in executive session then hold a public board meeting at about 8 30.
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Hocking Valley _ Community Hospital
Hocking Logan School Boards Schedule Special Meetings
Hocking County school board sets 7 p.m. Tuesday at Starr Washington High School Union Furnace to discuss rescinding its appeal to the Ohio Supreme Court revocation of the S W district charter and possible transfer of S W territory to Logan district. Logan board meets 7 30 p.m. Wednesday at Logan High School vocal music room to review administrative appointments contracts and any transfer proposal.
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Hocking County School Board
Starr-Washington High School
Union Furnace
Ohio Supreme Court
S-W
Logan
Vocal Music
LHS
County School Board
Real Estate Probe Brings Suspension
Ohio Commerce Director Dennis Shaul suspends state employee David Maffeo amid probe into real estate license exams. Maffeo admitted giving tests to his wife and father and to Samuel Britton. Shaul said a five day maximum suspension applies and a professional group will review five years of licensing procedures.
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Columbus, Ohio
Dennis Shaul
David Maffeo
Governor’s Office
Shaul
Ohio Real Estate Commission
Maffeo
Betty
Joseph
Samuel T. Britton
Cincinnati
Vernon B. McMillen
Commission
McMillen
James A. Rhodes
The
Harrison County
Supreme Court to Review Pregnancy Rule by Cleveland Board
The Supreme Court agreed to hear Cleveland's board of education challenge to a rule barring teachers four months pregnant from the classroom. The case questions the constitutionality of the district policy as upheld by the Cincinnati-based circuit court.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Cleveland
Board of Education
High Court
U.S. Circuit Court
Cincinnati
Dean May Implicate More Nixon Staffers
White House Counsel John W Dean III signals he will name other presidential aides in the Watergate affair. The Washington Post cites sources saying President Nixon was told by staff last year that Mitchell and Dean were involved in wiretapping and a coverup.
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Washington (Ap
White House
John W. Dean III
Washington Post
Nixon
Atty
John N. Mitchell
Dean
Cratic
Mitchell
Jeb Stuart Ma-Dean
Charles W. Colson
Los Angeles Times
Colson
The
Times
Ridder
Washington
Richard Kleindienst
Edward Brooke
Rmass
Brooke
NBC
Meet the Press
Easter Egg Hunt Draws Large Crowd in Logan Park
Logan Kiwanis Club hosted its annual Easter Egg hunt at Rachelmacher Park with 160 prizes and 150 candy sacks distributed. At least 500 eggs were hidden across three age groups. The event received support from local businesses and the Logan High School Key Club, while Twig II at VCH Auxiliary arranged Easter baskets for patients and guests. Nearby, Lake Logan State Park drew nearly 1,000 visitors for weekend recreation and officials noted windier Sunday conditions.
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Kenneth Ray Specht
Kenneth Specht
Bremen
Logan Kiwanis Club
Rachelmacher Park
Ted Sanders
Kiwanians
Sanders
Logan High School
Krogers
Super Duper
A&p
Nick’s
G. C. Murphy Co
Hocking Valley Community Hospital
Easter Bunny
Twig II
VCH
Marilyn Harris
Jen
Hocking
Chuck Dalton
Lake Logan State Park
Jerry Hutchison
Wildlife Fish
Lake Logan
Wes Arbaugh
Hocking Hills State Park
Ohio River Among Top EPA Targets
Washington AP reports up to 10 river basins may host EPA demonstration projects to curb nonpoint and point pollution from farms, construction, and cities. Target rivers include Potomac Delaware Ohio Missouri and Colorado with Florida segments. Goals aim for rivers fit to swim by 1983 with state profiles and local plans to follow.
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Washington
Environmental Protection Agency
Potomac
Delaware
Ohio
Missouri
Colorado
Florida
EPA
Youth Injured By Accidental Gunshot in Laurelville
A 14 year old, Bobby Payne, was treated and released from Hocking Valley Community Hospital after a .22 pistol accidentally discharged while he was cleaning it on the front porch of his home on Laurelville Rt. 1. Sheriff deputies reported the wound was to his leg and considered the incident accidental.
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Laurelville Rt. 1
Hocking Valley Community Hospital
Hocking
Bobby Payne
Virginia Nelson
City Council Moves Meeting Site to Power Co Auditorium
City Council president Robert Gosnell announced the Tuesday meeting will be held at the Ohio Power Co auditorium instead of City Hall. Citizens will discuss local issues including the Hocking County Humane Society’s bid to operate a humane agent in Logan. Society president Mrs Carolyne Leadbetter says another delegation will attend and urges public support. Society members continue to work at the Animal Shelter 4 to 6 p.m. Wednesdays through Saturdays in the humane agent vacancy.
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Robert Gosnell
Ohio Power Co
Gosnell
Hocking County Humane Society
Logan
Carolyne Leadbetter
Humane Society
Market Closes Lower After Mixed Earnings and Inflation Signals
New York stocks settled lower after two advances as analysts cited a balance of optimistic first quarter earnings and ongoing inflation pressures. The session reflected a tug of war between positive corporate results and stubborn price increases.
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New York
Americans Split Over Nixon Knew In Advance Of Bugging
Gallup poll finds 41 percent believe President Nixon knew ahead of the Watergate burglary attempt. Some 83 percent have heard of Watergate, with 40 plus percent supposing prior knowledge, 32 percent denying it, and 27 percent undecided or unaware.
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Princeton
N.J
Nixon
Gallup
Democratic
Six Dead In Easter Rampage In Los Angeles
A 90 minute shooting spree across eight locations in a Los Angeles neighborhood left six dead and ten wounded on Easter Sunday. The gunman, targeting gasoline stations and homes, moved through a one square mile area before being wounded in a police exchange and taken into custody. William Ray Bonner, 25, shot during the chase, was booked on murder charges.
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Los Angeles
Butch
James Morrow
Raleigh
Henderson
Bonner
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HVCH
Hocking, Logan
Nison Ave
Esther Riggs
Elizabeth Glenn
Dolly Kleinschmidt
Ohio River
Charles Elliott
William Ray Bonner
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