Hocking Primary Sets Three Party Races and Two Levies
Hocking voters face three nominating contests for county offices and two operating levy decisions on May 2. A six tenths mill levy for Hocking Valley Hospital follows a defeated seven tenths last fall, while Logan voters consider renewing a six mill operating levy for the Logan City School District. statewide issues include a state lottery question and a 14 amendment package for constitutional changes. Local races feature sheriff and county commissioner contests with multiple candidates in both major parties and several unopposed incumbents across the ticket.
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Hocking
Hocking Valley Community Hospital
Logan City
Ohio
Richard M. Nixon
George McGovern
Edmund S. Muskie
Hubert H. Humphrey
Henry M. Jackson
Eugene McCarthy
William W. Evans
Church St
Charles Edward Patton
Logan Rt
Paul Hartman
Conrad Hewlett
Otto Shawn
Ernest Shull
Logan Rt. 1
Vernie Stahr
Rockbridge
Thelma Keyes
Rhea Bangert Brown
Anna Walter
New Straitsville Rt. 1
Francis E. Myers
GOP
Esther Carpenter
George Mara
Chris Veidt
Owen F. Yaw
Clarence E. Miller
Lancaster
Paul M. Brown
Chesapeake
Demo
Jack W. Crisp
Langsville
Robert H. Whealey
Athens
Claire M. Ball Jr
Glenn L. Peters
McArthur
Harry B. Crewson
Fourth District Court of Ap
No Clear Demo Victor Seen In Pennsy Primary
Sen. Edmund S. Muskie campaigns in Philadelphia and Pittsburgh while George McGovern and Hubert H. Humphrey push personally across Pennsylvania. Polls show Humphrey ahead in preference, Muskie relies on Shapp Camiel support to win delegates, McGovern targets Massachusetts after Pennsylvania. Humphrey predicts big Pennsylvania win and plans a helicopter tour of southwest Pennsylvania.
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Pennsy
Philadelphia
Edmund S. Muskie
George McGovern
Hubert H. Humphrey
Pennsylvania
Humphrey
Muskie
Milton J. Shapp
Peter J. Camiel
McGovern
Massachusetts
South Dakota
West Chester
Chester
Lancaster
Harrisburg
Pittsburgh
Altoona
Allentown
Boston
Minnesota
Maine
Nixon
George C. Wallace
Alabama
Henry M. Jackson
Washington
Painesville
Ohio
U.S
Hubert Humphrey
Logan Band Wins Unanimous Superior at State Contest
The Logan High School concert band earned four unanimous superior ratings at the state B-1 contest in Lexington Ohio. Director Al Horsky led the ensemble with praise from judges for tone, articulation and interpretation. The Logan group was joined by chaperones and supporters as they returned home to Logan.
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Logan High School
al Horsky
Lexing High School
Mansfield
LHS
Logan
Lexington
Ohio Music Education Association
OMEA
D. C. Graff
George Toot
Arthur Sydow
Jess Freeman
Sion
Gates
Verdi- Caillier
Partly cloudy and cooler weather dims in Hocking Valley
A forecast for tonight and Tuesday in the Hocking Valley calls for partly cloudy skies and cooler temperatures with lows in the 30s and highs near 50. This morning tempered by clouds. 11 am reading shows 55 degrees after a 46 degree low overnight.
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Hocking Valley
Reunited Apollo Crew Set For Journey Home
Apollo 16 astronauts John Young Charles Duke and Thomas Mattingly prepare for the 66 hour voyage back to earth from lunar orbit after collecting 245 pounds of samples. They linked Orion and Casper after a 71 hour surface mission on Descartes plateau seeking volcanic evidence.
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John W. Young
Charles M. Duke Jr
Thomas K. Mattingly
Casper
Earth
Pacific Ocean
Young
Duke
Orion
Mattingly
Descartes Plateau
Tony England
Stone Mountain
Hocking Hills Buckeye Trail joins North Country Trail network
Jim Acker was re elected as BTA director for two years at Camp Oty Okwa. John Bay was re elected president with other officers also re elected. Executive director Norris Quam was named as Paton retires. Over 100 members attended hikes and the interior route plan for the North Country Trail through Ohio was announced.
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Jim Acker
South Logan
Buckeye Trail Association
Camp Oty
Okwa
John Bay
Columbus
BTA
Warren Taylor
Wavery
Don Vogt
Akron
Bob Merkle
Norris Quam
U.S. Soil Conservation Service
Bob Paton
Paton
Ohio
Woody Ensor
Dayton
Fred Nofziger
Toledo
Old Man’s Cave
Big Pine
Scheik
Little Rocky Hollows
U.S. Department of Interior
North Rim
New York
Pennsylvania
Bolivar
Muskingum Conservancy District
Senecaville Lake
Ohio River
Marietta
Muskingum River
Stockport
Morgan
Athens
Hocking
Vinton and
Ross Counties
Little Miami River
Maumee
Taiwan Quake Kills Two. Injures Several on Northeast Coast
An earthquake of medium intensity struck Taiwan's northeast coast today. Police report two deaths and multiple injuries, with details pending further assessment from authorities.
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Taipei
Taiwan
Price Commission to Order Broad Refunds and Rollbacks
New York AP The Price Commission will order hundreds of millions of dollars in price reductions and customer refunds in the coming weeks. Chairman C Jackson Gray son Jr said the move targets inflation and will roll back prices of major firms to base-period levels. He noted large companies with over 50 million in yearly sales are now filing quarterly reports, activating the profit margin rule.
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New York
The
Price Commission
C. Jackson Grayson Jr
Grayson
Associated Press
Donald Rumsfeld
Cost of Living Council
Economic Club of Detroit
Rumsfeld
Commission
America
Market Tumbles In Wake Of Price Rollback News
New York stock prices fell sharply in active trading as the Price Commission plans price rollbacks at major firms. Analysts cited Vietnam concerns, higher first quarter inflation, and persistent unemployment as factors weighing on markets.
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New York
the Price Commission
Vietnam
North Vietnamese crush Kontum defenses in central highlands
A North Vietnamese 2nd Division crushed Kontum City defenses driving South Vietnamese retreat. The offensive pushed through Tan Canh and Dak To toward Kontum as air and sea battles raged in the Gulf of Tonkin and Gulf of Siam. US B52s bomb Thanh Hoa rail and supply hubs while one US helicopter was shot down near Dak To.
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Saigon
Kontum City
North Vietnam
Gulf of Tonkin
Gulf of Siam
Highway 14
Tan Canh
Dak To
Vo Dinh
Kontum
U.S
United States
Hanoi
Thanh Hoa
Central Highlands Targeted as Major Viet Offensive Objective
In Pleiku the central highlands theater shifts as North Vietnamese tanks invade from Laos and overrun a South Vietnamese division HQ. Analysts note Saigon initially treated Pleiku, Kontum, and adjacent provinces as an economy of force zone while the enemy pressed plans for broader gains. American advisors warn measures arrive late as airlift and reinforcements surge to the Kontum area.
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Pleiku
Vietnam
South Vietnam
Laos
Quang Tri
An Loc
Kontum
Binh Dinh
John Paul Vann
Saigon
Highlands
Kon
Hoai An
Joint General Staff
U.S. Air Force
Widespread Mental Illness Highlighted By Government Data
AP reports National Institute of Mental Health psychologist Dr. David Rosenthal says up to 60 million Americans may be borderline schizophrenic or show other deviant behavior. He cites a 1967 survey and notes 1.75 million schizophrenics plus 500,000 in hospitals. He warns normalcy may be an ideal rather than reality.
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Washington
National Institute of Mental Health
David Rosenthal
Institute
Rosenthal
Academy
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Logan Band
Leslie Lynder
Ray Holcomb
Dorothy McKinniss
Edward Darnell
Lewis Brown
Dave Sellers
Kent Bishop
Jim Ditty
Goodyear Co
Hocking County
Lloyd Fraizer
Rachelmacher Park
Fred Black
Park
Lucy Stockham
Ernest Maniskas
Kenneth Price
Ralph Larimer
Harold Smith
Chuck Moore
Charles Johnson
Floyd Hiles
Apollo
Howard Benedict
AP Aerospace Winter
Hocking Hills
Buckeye Trail
22Nd Infantry Division
Central Highlands
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