Six-tenths mill hospital levy urged to sustain care
An editorial urges Southeast Ohio readers to support a six-tenths of one mill operating levy for the Hocking Valley Community Hospital. It frames the levy as a modest contribution from each family to preserve a modern, integrated health complex providing hospital, extended care, and public health services. The piece appeals to Christian ethics and local stability.
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Hocking Valley Community Hospital
Hocking
Ohio
Pearl Wolfe Named Lake Logan Park Manager for 1972 Season
Lake Logan State Park opens with Pearl W. Wolfe as new operations boss. Wolfe, former Hocking County highway superintendent, backs new sands and beach refurbishments, boat dock readiness, and a 10 horsepower motor limit. Park hours 8 to 5 daily through Labor Day with weekend concession stand openings.
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Lake Logan State Park
Pearl W. Wolfe
James Rd
Hocking
Logan High School
Albert Seabright
Clyde Underwood
Wolfe
Ohio Department of Natural Resources
Josephine Jaggs
Sam
Tri - County Vocational School
Lake Logan
Ed Hartley
Logan Rt. 3
Lloyd Cox
Logan Rt. 2
Ranger
Ivan Cox
McArthur Rt. 1
Gary Flory
Nelsonville
Bob Morley
W. Front St
David Redenwaldt
Union Furnace
Clarence Huffman
Diana In
No. 1
No. 2
Ohio Division of Watercraft
Hocking County
Daylight Saving Time Changes Soon Across the Nation
Time moves ahead this Sunday as clocks jump one hour at 2 a.m. Most states observe DST from last Sunday in April to last Sunday in October while Hawaii Arizona Michigan and eastern Indiana stay on Standard Time.
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Associated Press
Congress
Hawaii
Arizona
Michigan
Indiana
Ohio Supreme Court to rule on 14 amendments and lottery ten days before election
The Ohio Supreme Court faces decisions on a 14 amendment package and a separate lottery proposal. The dispute centers on legality of ballot placement and whether the amendments share a single purpose. If ruled against, the ballot could be altered or removed.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ohio Supreme Court
General Assembly
Supreme Court
High Court
Ohio State University
Gary Reahing
Coshocton
Randall Ayers
10Th District Court of Appeals
Ted Brown
Brown
Richard Slemmer
Slemmer
Ohio House
Senate
State
Secretary of State
Federal District Court
Weekend Forecast for Hocking Valley
Cloudy conditions with possible showers and highs in the 60s are predicted for Saturday in the Hocking Valley. The day began with 63 degrees under sunny skies at 11 a.m., one degree below Thursday’s high, and a 36 degree overnight low is noted.
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Hocking Valley
Ohio U President's Wife Chides Collegians For Lack Of Knowledge
Kathryn Dix Sowle criticized college students and student leaders at the 21st Ohio YMCA Model Legislature for not following current events or reading news. She noted low reading of newspapers and magazines, few voters in student government, and proposed reviewing campus leadership failures and opportunities for improvement.
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Ohio
Columbus, Ohio
Ohio University
Claude Sowle
Kathryn Dix Sowle
21St Ohio Ymca Model Legislature
Lowle
Muskie Retirement Shifts Endorsements in Democratic Race
With Edmund Muskie leaving active campaigning, George McGovern gains several endorsements from Harris and Larson and potential backing from Ribicoff. McGovern aims to court labor and party leadership as a two man race with Humphrey tightens, while Wallace looms in some states. Muskie keeps his delegates but can shift his support.
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Washington
Edmund S. Muskie
George McGovern
Hubert H. Humphrey
Muskie
Sen
Fred Harris
McGovern
Harris
Cliff Larson
Iowa
Miami Beach
Abraham Ribicoff
D-Conn
Ribicoff
Chicago
Organized Labor
Democratic Party
Washington Post
Humphrey
George C. Wallace
Baker parole imminent from federal prison
Washington AP report notes Bob Baker former secretary to Senate Democrats won parole from Allenwood Pa prison camp where he serves 1 to 3 years for tax evasion grand larceny fraud and conspiracy The parole becomes effective June 1 and the parole board met behind closed doors to decide.
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Washington
Bobby Baker
Senate Democrats
U.S
Belfast riots after sniper attack wound two teens
Protesting youths attacked police and set cars ablaze in Belfast after a sniper in a speeding car wounded two Protestant teenagers. Separately the Ohio Supreme Court upheld lower court rulings allowing an undercover agent to use narcotics in the line of duty.
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Belfast
Columbus
Ohio
Ohio Supreme Court
Forward Pass Declared Winner Of Derby Purse
The Kentucky Court of Appeals ruled that the winner's purse for the 1972 Kentucky Derby goes to Forward Pass, not Dancer's Image. The decision upholds the Racing Commission finding that Forward Pass, who finished second, earns $122,600 first prize while Dancer's Image is denied any share due to phenylbutazone in the colt's system.
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Frankfort
Kentucky
Forward Pass
Court of Appeals
State Racing Commission
North Vietnamese tanks overrun Dong Ha near Quang Tri
Four North Vietnamese divisions with tank columns breached the northern defense line and overran Dong Ha eight miles from Quang Tri. The advance prompted heavy U S air and naval fire as government forces retreated toward Quang Tri. Seven U S Navy destroyers faced shelling while rescuers evacuated crews from damaged aircraft.
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Saigon
South Vietnam
Quang Tri
Dong Ha
United States
U.S
7Th Fleet
Highway 1
Air Force
South China Sea
Dmz
Dong Ha-Cua Viet River
Hanoi
President Vetoed Pre-Invasion Raids
Washington reports that the Nixon administration blocked bombing requests from U S military leaders before the North Vietnamese invasion to keep negotiations alive. Pentagon sources say raids occurred late December and mid February and extended to Hanoi Haiphong during the March offensive as Nixon authorized broader strikes.
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Washington
White House
U.S
Demilitarized Zone
Nixon Administration
Dmz
Nixon
Pentagon
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Creighton W. Abrams
Vietnam
John S. McCain Jr
Pacific
Melvin R. Laird
North Vietnam
North Vietnamese
Panhandle
Hanoi-Haiphong
Video Tapes Scheduled On Local Election Issues
Public service tapes will cover the 6 mill operating levy for Hocking Valley Community Hospital and the 6 mill operating levy renewal for Logan city schools. Local candidates will be shown Sunday and Monday on Channel 2 Community Cable. Tapes run about 1 1/2 hours with airings at 1 30 Sunday and 12 30 and 7 p.m. Monday.
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Hocking Valley Community Hospital
Logan City
Channel 2
Community Cable
Public Service Channel
Ed Dietz
Logan TV
Dietz
Marian Sinsel
Wlgn-Fm
Primary Election Judges Meet Saturday in Hocking County
Presiding judges from 34 polling places will gather at 10 a.m. Saturday in the common pleas court room on the Courthouse third floor to collect supplies and receive instructions for Tuesday's primary. Wayne Sinsel, county elections director, says board members will attend and a Q and A session will cover procedures. Phil Henderson chairs the election board with John Ayers Fred Murray and Mrs Jane Leach as members. Mrs Maxine Dalton serves as deputy director.
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Hocking County
Common Pleas
Wayne Sinsel
Hocking
Phil Henderson
John Ayers
Fred Murray
Jane Leach
Maxine Dalton
Lunar Explorers Return From Moon Mission
Apollo 16 crew led by John W. Young lands aboard USS Ticonderoga after an 11 day moon mission in the Descartes region. Charles M. Duke Jr and Thomas K. Mattingly II receive promotions as rock and soil samples arrive for study in Houston Lunar Receiving Laboratory.
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Ticonderoga
Hawaii
John W. Young
Young
Charles M. Duke Jr
Thomas K Mattingly II
South Pacific
Mattingly
Navy
Hickam Air Force Base
Manned Spacecraft Center
Houston
Lunar
Young and Duke
Moon
Descartes Mountains
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Pearl Wolfe
Thomas Martin
New York
New York Stock Exchange
Toledo, Ohio
University of Toledo
Toledo
Carter Hall
Richard G. Kleindienst
Senate Judiciary Committee
Duke
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