Logan 6-Mill Levy Renewal Seen Vital To Schools
Editorial argues the Logan school district must renew the 6 mill levy to keep state aid and operate within new state requirements. It notes potential imponderables under a higher tax law, but urges voting Tuesday to renew to avoid losing over a million dollars in aid.
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Logan
Ohio Supreme Court
Ohio
Tri-County Joint Vocational School
Division of Finance
State Department of Education
Ohio Supreme Court overturns ballot lottery amendment
Ohio lawmakers failed to place the proposed state lottery on the ballot after the state Supreme Court ruled the amendment unconstitutional and not properly published. Two Columbus students Gary Reahing and Randall Ayers, ages 22 and 18, challenged the package, arguing the ballot issue violated procedures and misused constitutional language.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ohio Supreme Court
General Assembly
Supreme Court
Paulding
Davids
Goliath
Gary Reahing
Randall Ayers
Columbus College
Reading
Ayers
State Supreme Court
Gary
Statehouse
Richard H. Slemmer
Slemmer
New Lexington Man To Head Ohio Elks
L. L. McBee of New Lexington named next president of the Ohio Elks Association guiding its 60 000 members. He will succeed Earl S. Sloan of Elyria as state officers were nominated without opposition at the state convention. Also named were F. H. Niswonger of Dayton first vice president Robert J. Kennedy of Dover second vice president and Floyd Shambaugh of North Canton state trustee.
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Columbus
Ohio
L. L. McBee
New Lexington
Ohio Elks Association
Earl S. Sloan
Elyria
McBee
Elks
F. H. Niswonger
Dayton
Robert J. Kennedy
Dover
Floyd Shambaugh
North Canton
U S Weather Mostly Nice Across The Nation
Pleasant spring weather dominated the country with light showers in scattered areas. A thunderstorm hit Memphis with about 1.5 inches of rain in six hours, and additional storms touched parts of Texas while Florida Pacific Northwest and northern Rockies saw light showers.
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Associated Press
Dakotas
Ohio Valley
Mississippi Valley
Memphis
Tenn
Texas
Florida
Pacific Northwest
Rockies
Northern pressure tightens as Vietnam front nears Hue and Quang Tri
U S reconnaissance and AP reporting describe tank led North Vietnamese forces reaching the outskirts of Quang Tri City and overrunning bases west of Hue. Casualties are feared heavy as 15,000 refugees flee to Hue and 100,000 homeless are tallied. U S air strikes and helicopter gunships target NVA concentrations while fighting continues around Bong Son and Bas Tog ne.
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Quang Tri City
Hue
South Vietnam
Quang Tri
Bastogne
Checkmate
Demilitarized Zone
Bong Son
Binh Dinh
U.S
Associated Press
Holger Jensen
Lynn C. Newland
N. U.S
U.S. Command
Planet X may orbit beyond Pluto say UC scientists
A Lawrence Livermore Laboratory team led by Joseph L Brady argues Halley’s Comet timing errors imply a tenth planet beyond Pluto. They estimate a body 300 times Earth’s mass, six billion miles from the sun, with a 512 year orbit and a tilted path.
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Earth
Pluto
Logan High Delegates Selected for Buckeye Boys State
Two Logan High School juniors Ken Culberson and Kevin Berry were chosen by Logan American Legion Post 78 to represent at Buckeye Boys State June 15 23 at Ashland College. Berry is active in Key Club NHS and student government. Culberson is LHS Student Council and Key Club president.
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Logan High School
Logan American Legion Post 78
Buckeye
Ashland College
Logan Post
Ken Culberson
Kevin Berry
LHS
Charles Moore
Harold R. Smith
Post 78
Kevin
Betty Lou Berry
Mound St
Cecil Berry
North St
Key Club
Presi
Dent
Ken
Gerald Culberson
Third St
Price Panel Suspends Two Can Price Increases
The Price Commission in Washington suspended 4.3 percent and 4.2 percent can price hikes for American Can Co and Continental Can Co, the first reversal of approved increases. The panel will study how can costs affect supermarket prices and indicated some raises could be restored later.
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Washington
Price Commission
Commission
American Can Co
Continental Can Co
Little Girl Dies After Lawn Mower Accident
A three year old Perry Heights girl was fatally injured when she fell from her mother's lap while riding a power lawn mower and was run over Friday afternoon in Canton Ohio.
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Canton, Ohio
Perry Heights
Spotlight on Your Hospital Levy Vote for Hocking Valley
Voters are urged to support the six tenths of one mill operating levy for Hocking Valley Community Hospital to address $177 000 in past due liabilities and current bills. The message stresses financial, equipment, and care needs, noting the levy costs the average property owner under $4 yearly and urging turnout Tuesday to back the hospital’s future.
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Hocking Valley Community Hospital
Edmund Burke
Logan High Faces Charter Fight Over Space and Standards
Starr-Washington district at a Columbus hearing sought to defer charter revocation after a state finding of 26 unmet standards. Attorney William L. Clark argued space constraints at Logan High hinder consolidation and urged waiting until November 1972 bond issues.
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Union Furnace
State Office
Columbus
Starr-Washington Board
State Board of Education
William L. Clark
Knepper, White, Richards & Miller
Walter Carson
William A. Carroll
Union Furnaces Board
Fred Good
George M. Sarbalas
Logan City
Charles Moore
Logan
James Frey
Sarbalas
Good
Clark
Logan High School
Starr - Washington
State Department
Hocking
Starr- Washington
Jack Brown
Lancaster
Carson
Doyle Shumaker
Shumaker
State
Supt
Union Furnace Board
Ohio
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