Logan Okays Dougherty addition rezoning for health care plan
Logan City Council approved reclassifying about 10 acres between Arlington and Norwood Aves near the First Baptist Church from M-2 and R-1 to A-3 with two abstentions. The measure ties the rezoning to a planned 56 bed nursing home and possible future elderly housing, with construction by Jan 1 1980 or zoning reversion.
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Doug Carr
Dalton
Candidates Continue To File Petitions In Hocking County
The Hocking County Election Board rushes to verify nominating petitions by 4 p.m. for township and village offices in the November general election. Names filed include Murray City mayoral candidate Chick Callins and treasurer Janet Huston, and Murray City board of public affairs hopeful John R. Simon. Laurelville filings add Dwight Eveland and Damon Ponticus with Marcellus Young for public affairs. Township trustees filing cover Washington, Marion, Falls, Ward, Salt Creek, and Benton townships with multiple candidates. The board meets at 5 p.m. Thursday to validate petitions and address other business.
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City Planners To Meet Thursday
The Logan Planning Commission will meet at 7 30 p m Thursday in City Council chambers. Members expect to meet with Bill Schnaufer of Columbus a community planning consultant and a representative from Henderson Aerial Survey of Columbus.
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Panama Canal treaty edges toward initial agreement
After 13 years of talks, the United States and Panama near an accord to hand over canal control by 2000. Key points include 70 percent of Canal Zone lands to Panama at ratification, continued joint use until full transfer, a raise in US payments to 50 million annually, and hundreds of millions in aid. Negotiations began in 1964 after protests left 21 Panamanians dead.
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Escapees Remain At Large From Hocking County Jail
Three men escaped Monday from the downstairs cell block at Hocking County jail and remain at large. The fugitives are Charles A. Globe Jr., 18, Columbus Orville McCoy, 31, Logan and William Edward Price, 22, Lancaster. Also at large is Edward Lee Scott, 22, Portsmouth, who fled after 12 25 p.m. July 20.
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Columbus
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Logan
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Lancaster
Edward Lee Scott
Portsmouth
Stock Market Edges Down As investors await Fed signals
New York shares slipped modestly as traders awaited further indications of federal monetary policy moves. The Dow fell slightly while losers and gainers stayed about even on the NYSE amid tightening expectations following recent Fed actions.
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Four statewide issues face voters in Ohio
Ohio voters will decide four statewide issues at the November polls. Two constitutional amendments were approved by the legislature, while two more rely on petition signatures verified by local election boards. The leg hold trap ban is expected to spark the most debate.
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Gasoline Decontrol Plan Anticipated By Federal Agencies
The Federal Energy Administration plans to lift federal price controls on gasoline this fall and will hold hearings before sending a decontrol proposal to Congress. The plan, to take effect November 1, aims to avoid adverse price or supply effects and relies on competition to protect consumers. Congress would have 15 days to disapprove.
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Ex-Employees Of Coffman Set Meeting
A meeting of former Coffman Stair Co. employees is set for 4 p.m. Saturday at Rachelmacher Park. Willard Dutcher calls the gathering and Ted Hayes of Catholic Charities in Columbus will discuss creating an employee owned industry at the Coffman facility. Former workers are asked to pledge 250 to help fund the project with a three month payment window. About 25 former employees attended the last meeting and more are hoped to join.
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Air Controllers Ordered to Return Home in Canada
The House of Commons ordered Canada’s striking air traffic controllers back to work ending a three day disruption. The bill imposes a 7.4 percent pay rise and fines up to 100 dollars per day for refusals. Air Canada warned operations could resume with limited schedules by noon.
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ABA Debates Advertising Rules for Lawyers Nationwide
The American Bar Association House of Delegates weighs proposals to guide advertising by about 400000 attorneys. The move aims to curb deceptive and fraudulent advertising while allowing consumer access to legitimate information.
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Fire Strike Paralyzes Dayton Fire Service and Police Threat
Angry Dayton residents battled fires with hoses as a third day of firefighter strike halted eight buildings and left 13 families homeless. Police union threats, delayed responses from nearby departments, and base air force support compounded chaos as talks over shorter weeks and higher pay stalled.
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Weather Outlook for Hocking Valley Tonight Through Thursday
Partly cloudy conditions with a 60 percent chance of rain tonight and 40 percent on Thursday. Expect highs in the 80s and overnight lows around the 60s. At 11 a.m. today the temperature was 83 under cloudy skies, down from Tuesday's high of 86. overnight low reached 55.
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