Logan School Board Adopts All Grades Curriculum Changes
The Logan School Board unanimously approved curriculum changes across elementary junior high and senior high levels. Proposals include Houghton Mifflin math at the elementary level, a three 12 week English plan for grades 7-9, and 26 English units for the high school with electives such as creative writing and mass media. The measure carries an estimated $17,000 cost.
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Logan School
Don Young
Dale Johnson
Rockbridge
Houghton Mifflin
Joe Murtha
Murtha
Charles Moore
Moore
Young
Helen V. Riddlebarger
Logan Rt. 1
Margaret Barclay
Janice Sherrill
East School
Linda Eckstine
Gibisonville
Ronald Lampman
Fred
M. Ervin
Marcia Hollmeyer
Lampman
Ervin
Central
Debra Fickel
Maxine Bernice Fickel
Helen Fisher
West
Norma Jean Smith
Cindy Lightfoot
East
Nina Hanning
Green
Pamela Perez
Marion
Pauline Campbell
Logan
George Saribalas
LHS
Larry Wells
Tom Grey
Supt
Sarbalas
Nina Canfield
Enterprise
Primary election roundup omits two candidate names
In the Logan Daily News election roundup two Republican candidates were unintentionally left out. Richard Gerken and Mrs. Judy Lanning, both unopposed in the May 2 primary, will face Democrat incumbents in the fall for probate court judge and clerk of courts respectively.
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Logan Daily News
Richard Gerken
Judy Lanning
Gerken
Rhea Bangert Brown
Lanning
Thelma Keyes
Clear Way For Change In GOP Convention Site
GM agrees to relinquish lease at Miami Beach Convention Hall paving the way to move the GOP National Convention from San Diego to Miami Beach. A spokesman said GM will release the space if released from hotel and area commitments.
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Miami Beach
Fla
General Motors
San Diego
Detroit
Robert Dole
National Committee
Washington
Dole
Impostor Wayne Farmer Accused of Hospital Deception
Wayne Farmer of Independence Missouri is accused by Stark County Ohio officials of larceny by trick for taking 2024 dollars in pay as medical director and administrator at Molly Stark Hospital Canton while impersonating Dr Edward Bradley. His attorney Kenneth Simon says a slander suit may follow and he seeks 787.50 in unpaid wages plus about 25000 in damages.
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Kansas City
Wayne Farmer
Canton
Ohio
Farmer
Independence
Molly Stark Hospital
Edward Bradley
Stark County
Kenneth Simon
Federal District Court
South Vietnam Grinds Back After Base Losses Near Kontum
South Vietnamese forces abandon two more bases on Rocket Ridge as U.S. bombers disable a highway bridge and slow North Vietnamese advances toward Kontum City. Ten Americans die in crashes and shootdowns during the Tan Canh and Dak To retreat.
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Saigon
Central Highlands
U.S
Kontum City
Tan Canh
Dak To
Kontum
Highway 14
Dien Binh
Vo Dinh
Dak Psi River
Kissinger Brezhnev Hold Secret Talks in Moscow
President Nixon adviser Henry Kissinger spent four days in Moscow in secret talks with Leonid Brezhnev and Andrei Gromyko on Vietnam and other international issues. The discussions occurred alongside Kissinger's China trip and preface to May presidential talks, with Nixon and Brezhnev exchanging communications rather than using the Moscow Washington hotline.
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Washington
Henry Kissinger
Moscow
Vietnam
White House
Kissinger
Peking
Nixon
China
Communist Party
Leonid L. Brezhnev
Andrei Gromyko
Ronald L. Ziegler
Camp David
Maryland
Paris
Brezhnev
Moscow- Washington
Apollo 16 Nears Pacific Splashdown After Moon Trek
Apollo 16 crews push toward a Thursday splashdown in the Pacific as they leave lunar orbit after five days of exploration. Astronauts report uncertain volcanic rock findings while ground teams anticipate evidence, and Tom Mattingly performs a deep space film canister retrieval.
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Space Center
Houston
Charles M. Duke Jr
Pacific Ocean
Deep Space
Thomas K. Mattingly II
Casper
Gra
Moon
Earth
Lunar Orbit
John W. Young
Charles L. Davie Dies at 67 in Logan
Charles L. Davie 67 of 751 Glenwood Dr. Logan founder of Davie Insurance and Real Estate died about 2 30 p m Monday at his office from an apparent heart attack. He was born December 17 1904 in New Lexington and married Marie I McKnight October 27 1928. He was a pharmacist and OSU graduate active in Masonic bodies and Immanuel United Methodist Church. Burial is Maplewood Cemetery New Lexington. Memorial services will be held at Heinlein Funeral Home with Mingo Lodge 171 FAM attending.
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Charles L. Davie
Glenwood Dr
Davie Insurance
Logan
New Lexington
LaBert and
Harriett Ortz Davie
Marie I. McKnight
Ohio State University
College of Pharmacy
Sigma Pi Fraternity
Immanuel United Methodist Church
Hocking Hills Country Club
Mingo Lodge
F&am
RAM
Royal Arch Masons
Hock-Hocking Council
Logan Commandery
Knights Templar
Carnation Chapter
OBS
Marie
Ann Davie Link
Columbus
Reed C. Davie
Heinlein Funeral Home
Conrad O. Diehm
Maplewood Cemetery
Ohio Issue Package Nixed by Court Order
Secretary of State Ted Brown says he will ask a state appellate court to reconsider its ruling to break the proposed 14 amendment package into separate items for the next election. He cites printing and advertising deadlines and absentee ballots already mailed as major obstacles to compliance.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ted W
Brown
General Assembly
Ohio Constitutional Revision Commission
109Th General Assembly
Horace Troop
Ohio State University
Gary Boahing
Randall Ayers
Cold Wave Pushes Frost into Central Illinois
Dry and cool conditions dominated the nation as unseasonably cold air dipped into the Midwest. Frost stretched through central and southern Illinois with forecasts of a broad eastward push in later hours.
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Associated Press
Midwest
Illinois
Cold Start Hits Hocking Valley With 36 Degree Low
Overnight temps fell to 36 in the Hocking Valley and reached 50 by 11 a.m. Today while Monday peaked at 57. Forecasters expect fair conditions tonight into Wednesday with mid-30s lows and upper-50s highs and freezing air reaching Virginia by Wednesday morning. Some showers dampened the southern and central Eastern Seaboard and light rain touched the Pacific Northwest and northern Rockies.
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Hocking Valley
Virginia
Seaboard
Pacific Northwest
Rockies
Judges Gain Power to Fight Pollution and Public Nuisance
The Supreme Court’s unanimous ruling enables federal judges to apply federal common law to water pollution claims and treat water pollution as a public nuisance. Illinois was rebuffed in seeking action against Milwaukee and Wisconsin cities, but the decision broadens judicial tools and may influence air pollution cases and state standards in future climate of environmental enforcement.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Illinois
Lake Michigan
William O. Douglas
Milwaukee
Wisconsin
Douglas
Congress
Grenades Kill 17 in Philippines Town Square
Exploding grenades in a crowded Ilocos Sur town square killed 17 and wounded nearly 100, including Gov. Luis Chavit Singson. Hospitals treated many casualties as feuding support groups and private armies are blamed. In a separate clash, government troops fought about 60 Maoist New People’s Army members in Zambales Province with one soldier killed.
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Manila
Ilocos Sur
Red Cross
Luis Chavit Singson
Singson
Vincent Crisologo
New People’s Army
Zambales
Bus Crash Hurts 46 Junior High Students Near Lancaster
A school bus from Thomas Ewing Junior High rear ended a stationary truck-trailer in Lancaster Ohio injuring all 46 aboard. Ten students were hospitalized but later released. Bus driver Richard Lee Mathews 24 said brake failure caused the crash. Truck driver Richard K Carroll 43 was uninjured.
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Lancaster
Ohio
Ohio State Patrol
Thomas Ewing
Richard Lee Mathews
Richard K. Carroll
Adelphi
Parity in Farm Income Outmoded Says Butz
Washington AP Secretary Earl Butz blasts the parity yardstick used to relate costs and prices as perfectly obsolete. He argues net farm income and per-farm earnings are more realistic measures and notes income is rising but not enough. He spoke to farm editors at the National Press Club.
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Butz
Washington
Richard Nixon
Agriculture
Earl L. Butz
Nixon
Midwest
Farm Editors of America
Buzz
National Press Club
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