Carter May Fight Congress Over Water Projects In Georgia
President Carter may renew battles with Congress over ten water projects slated for deletion. An administration aide suggested a recision and deferral message could force Congress to revote those projects. The Carters spent a fifth day in Plains mixing work and family time amid a rain and field visit.
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Congress
Con
Amy
South Georgia
Carters
Washington
Billy
United Nations
Israel
Rockbridge School OKs temporary sewage fix for fall 1978
Logan-Hocking Health Board approves a temporary update to Rockbridge School's sewage system to allow 300 students to open this fall. Plans within 90 days must follow EPA guidance for a full replacement, estimated at 25 000 to 30 000 dollars, with potential federal funds sought for the EPA recommended system.
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Sue Chenoweth
Rockbridge
Logan-Hocking County Health Board
Logan
Ohio Environmental Protection Agency
EPA
Chris Dear
Ohio Epa
Health Board
Richard Nace
Nace
Dan Long
Dale Johnson
Sam Nihiser
Tip saves drive to block same day voting in Ohio
Ohio activists for OPHE gathered about 400 000 signatures to place a constitutional amendment on the November ballot to bar same day registration. A 14 day temporary restraining order blocked filing in Morgan County, while Secretary of State Ted W Brown sought to proceed before the deadline. The case to determine ballot access rests with higher courts and local elections boards.
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Morgan County
Common Pleas Court
Forrest MacDonald
Brown
OPHE
MacDonald
Ohio
Boards of Election
5Th District Court of Appeals
Ohio Supreme Court
Jail Escape Trio Still At Large In Hocking County
Three inmates escaped the Hocking County jail and remain at large. Identified as Charles A. Globe Jr. 18 of Columbus Orville McCoy 31 of Logan and William Edward Price 22 of Lancaster. The escape was discovered at 7 30 a m after being in the cell block at 12 12 a m.
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Hocking County
Columbus
Orville McCoy
Logan
William Edward Price
Lancaster
Blumenthal Voices Support For Energy Plan In Senate Hearing
Treasury Secretary W Michael Blumenthal testifies before the Senate Finance Committee on Carter energy proposals as lawmakers weigh higher gasoline taxes and standby authority. James Schlesinger defended the plan and urged restoring several provisions after the House approved the bill.
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Senate Finance Committee
Treasury
W. Michael Blumenthal
Congress
James Schlesinger
Department of Energy
House
Schlesinger
Russell Long
D-La
Spark Matsunaga
Hawaii
Pizza Cottage Set to Open on N Mulberry in Logan
A new Pizza Cottage will open on N Mulberry Street in Logan within four to six weeks next to the Open Pantry. It is co owned by Tom Taylor of Lancaster and Jack Gorham of Lancaster who also co own a Lancaster location. The Logan shop will offer pizzas subs and spaghetti with hours 11 a.m. to 1 a.m. Monday through Saturday and 4 p.m. to 1 a.m. Sunday.
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Logan
N. Mulberry St
Tom Taylor
Lancaster
Taylor
Jack Gorham
Gorham
Carroll
W. Fair Ave
Weather note shows warm humid trend with showers
Rainfall in the Hocking Valley measured 15 of an inch with a high of 84 degrees. Overnight low 66 and 11 am temperature 81 under hazy skies. Forecast calls for cloudy warm humid weather on Wednesday with highs in the 80s and lows near 70 and a 70 percent chance of rain.
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Hocking Valley
Additional Candidates File Petitions in Hocking County
Six more candidates filed petitions with the Hocking County Election Board for the November general election. David L. Church of Laurelville seeks Laurelville village council. Township trustee filings include Carl E. Anderson and Ralph E. Ogle in Laurel Two and Perry Two Howard E. Weaver in Perry Two, Carl W. Lehman in Green Two, and Michael Bailey in Good Hope Two. Deadline for petitions is 4 p.m. Wednesday for township trustees and Laurelville and Murray City offices.
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Hocking County Election Board
David L. Church
Laurel St
Laurelville
Laurel Two
Carl E. Anderson
Ohio
Rockbridge
Ralph E. Ogle
Mt. Olive Rd
Perry
Howard E. Weaver
Green
Carl W. Lehman
Haydenville
Good Hope
Michael Bailey
Stage Rd
Logan
Murray City
Worthington Bears Defeat Logan in State Legion Match
Worthington Bears Logan Worthington defeated Logan 11 to 8 in state American Legion Tournament play this morning in Athens.
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Worthington
Logan
American Legion
Athens
Fairfield County Crash Claims Lancaster Man
A two car collision on Ohio 664 near Bremen in Fairfield County at 2 55 p m left John A Myers 17 Lancaster dead. Dwayne D Olson 16 Stanley Wis is in critical condition at University Hospital Columbus. James W Woltz 31 Lancaster and Donald E Ketchum Bremen were treated and released.
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Lancaster
Bremen
Ohio Highway Patrol
John A. Myers
Lancaster Rt. 5
Dwayne D. Olson
Stanley
Wis
University Hospital
Columbus
Olson
Lancaster-Fairfield Hospital
caster-Fairfield Hospital
James W. Woltz
W. Fair Ave
Donald E. Ketchum
Oak St
Myers
Ohio
Dayton Firemen Picket Halts City Fire Service
Fires in two abandoned apartments spread to occupied homes as 370 Dayton firefighters picketed three blocks away. Residents fear spread. Madison Township crews arrived too late to save a two story frame house. Police may join, courts ordered return to posts, wage and hour issues fuel the strike.
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Dayton
Ohio
Madison Township
Bob Jackson
Montgomery County Common Pleas Court
William Wolff Jr
City crews urge proper disposal of yard waste
Logan residents must box or bag grass clippings and tree cuttings and place them at the curb Thursdays or by 7 am Fridays. Mayor Evans Hand says loose debris will not be collected, large branches exceed five feet, and newspapers or old appliances are not accepted. Crews cover the city on Fridays to clear all waste, and unboxed items will be left.
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Logan
Evans S. Hand
Boise Fire Center coordinates western forest blaze response
The Boise Interagency Fire Center operates as a seven state coordination hub for California to Arizona, directing more than 1,000 on-site firefighters and nearly 2,000 dispatched since last Thursday. Crews from Mississippi North Carolina Virginia Tennessee and Pennsylvania join local teams under a five agency umbrella to battle multi state fires with logistics and air support.
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Tenn
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Laurel
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Dow Dips Further After Monday Slide to 19 Month Low
New York AP reports the Dow Jones industrial average fell again extending Monday's decline to a 19 month low as it dropped over 2 points in early trading. The downturn reflects renewed weakness in blue chip stocks amid broad market pressure.
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New York
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