German Students Touring America Visit Hocking Hills
Four University of Muenster students on a 10 week U.S. tour visited Hocking County as listed sites in Touring the U.S.A. They stayed at Shaw-Davidson cabin near Rockbridge with Max Davidson who also drove them around the area. They plan to visit St. Louis and continue west.
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America
Hocking Hills
University of Muenster
Chamber of Commerce
Max Davidson
Guenter Bergerson
Uirike Voigt
Gisela Baack
Martin Bergmann
United States
Hocking County
U.S.A
Ash Cave
Hocking Hills State Park
Yellowstone National Park
Grand Canyon
Davidson
Enterprise
Boston
Montreal
Canada
Niagara Falls
New York City
Davidsons
Logan
St. Louis
USA
Germany
Ulrike Voigt
Martin Bergman
Daily News
Logan mayor backs city county complex plan
Logan officials vote to proceed with a three story city county annex next to the courthouse aiming for full funding under the Public Works Bill. The site would house city and county offices, the district library and shared police sheriff facilities on the first floor.
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Kenley Freeman
Hand
City to Buy Three Patrol Cruisers for Police Fleet
City officials approved purchasing three 1975 model patrol cars from the Ohio Department of Transportation for 1600 dollars each to replace breakdowns. The three white cruisers, chosen by F. Page Backus Police Capt. Lloyd Fraizer and Dale Daubenmier, will be added to patrols with one car sold and one kept as reserve.
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Investment Recovery Service
Ohio Department of Transportation
F. Page Backus
Lloyd Fraizer
Dale Daubenmier
Backus
East Elementary
Logan City
Ruling Costs State Millions Over Natural Resources Layoffs
The State Personnel Board orders 331 Department of Natural Resources workers rehired with back pay, a decision prompting estimates of multimillion dollar losses. Back pay cited near 3 to 4 million dollars, with recalls already made for most affected staff and a pending taxpayer suit.
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Columbus
Ohio
Department of Natural Resources
State Personnel Board of Review
DNA
Herschel M. Sigall
Council 4455
Communications Workers of America
Sigall
Karl Stewart
Ohio Civil Service
Frank E. Arren
Wilkins
Stewart
Weather Update From Central U S Severe Storms Reported
Intense thunderstorms across the upper Mississippi valley and central plains caused downed trees and power lines. Large hail fell in Brookings South Dakota Morris and Marshall Minnesota and two inch hail at Raytown Missouri.
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Mississippi Valley
Central Plains
Economy
Brookings
S.D
Morris and
Marshall
Minnesota
Raytown
Redwood Falls
Minn
Minneapolis
Wisconsin
Illinois
Kansas
Platform Planks in GOP Platform Spark Abortion Debate
The GOP platform subcommittee supports banning abortion via a constitutional amendment and denounces busing as unnecessary, while Democrats oppose the amendment. Sen. Jesse Helms pushes conservative planks as party leaders vie for uncommitted delegates. Ford and Reagan camps clash over delegate rules and vice presidential vetting. Anne Armstrong leads a growing list of potential running mates.
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Kansas City, Mo
Ronald Reagan
Ford
Full Platform Committee
Jesse Helms
R-N.c
Helms
James Buckley
R-C-N.y
Buckley
Reagan
Associated Press
Anne Armstrong
U.S
Great Britain
White House
John B. Connally
Congress Approves Swine Flu Insurance Program
Congress approved a swine flu insurance program, ending a lengthy wart of debate as a swift rollout of vaccination efforts began. The measure clears the way for coverage and compensation related to swine flu vaccination and treatment.
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Congress
Washington
Broom Plan Faces Fire Marshal Roadblock at Convention
A Congressional Reform Committee backed a plan to use brooms as symbols to mobilize delegates for a Republican sweep. The fire marshal blocked 2000 brooms due to fire hazard, derailing the stunt ahead of the national convention.
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Kansas City
Congressional Reform Committee
Congress
Thomas P
Tip’’ O’neill
Fish
Steve Bell
Washington
OSU Leader Warns Fees Rise If Medicaid Bill Passes
President Harold Enarson of Ohio State University told lawmakers he would back a 7 to 8 percent increase in student fees if Gov. Rhodes Medicaid funding bill clears the special session. House Finance figures warn ADC payments could drop 12 percent in October without the measure, while Rhodes argues Medicaid needs more funding amid broader state budget cuts.
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Columbus
Ohio
Harold Enarson
Ohio State University
James A. Rhodes
House Finance Committee
Rhodes
Senate House Committee
OSU
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Council
City
Daubenmier
Charles Geil
Trinity United Methodist Church Board of Trustees
Frey
Franklin County Common Pleas
Natural Resources
Robert W. Teater
Howard L. Collier
William W. Wilkins
Collier
The
Hocking Valley
Wyoming
Arizona
New Mexico
Texas
South Atlantic Coast
Rincon Mountains
Tucson
Belle
New England
Maine
GOP
Republican National Committee
House
Senate
Pennsylvania
Enarson
Myr H. Shoemaker
D-88
Bourneville
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