Five Named For LHS Athletic Hall Of Fame 1977 Inductees
Logan High School selects five 1977 inductees from 25 nominees for the Hall of Fame. Dave Bell, Dwight Diller, Bill Johnston, Gene Morgan and Harry Whitcraft join earlier honorees, with ceremony at the Logan Wellston game on Sept. 30.
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Hall of Fame
Logan High School Athletic Hall of Fame
LHS Athletic Hall of Fame
Bill Sauer
Mel Adams
Marion Allen
Tom Bender
Kermit Blosser
Bob McBride
Mark Wylie
Logan
Kiski
Miami University
Dwight Diller
U S Student Loan Defaults Cost Taxpayers
The GAO estimates nine year costs of federal student loan defaults exceed 400 million dollars with about one in six borrowers not repaying. Defaults rise yearly. reforms call for stronger bad debt collections and stricter credit checks, plus potential legal actions through the Justice Department.
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Washington
General Accounting Office
Congressional Agency
GAO
Office of Education
Justice Department
San Francisco
City Plans Strict Enforcement of Barking Dog Ordinance
City officials announce active enforcement of the barking or howling dog ordinance, detailing penalties and compliance steps for residents to curb noise complaints. The move follows local concerns about neighborhood disturbances and animal control procedures.
Fuel Bill Assistance Extended for Hocking County
The Special Energy Crisis Program deadline is extended to Friday as Harley Ellinger notes funds of 44,573 allocated by the state welfare department will aid elderly and low income families in Hocking County. Eligible uses include settling Oct 1 1976 to Aug 31 1977 fuel bills and prepaying upcoming winter costs. Maximum aid per household is 250 dollars. Logan Mayor Evans S Hand cites barking dog complaints and cites city code Sections 505.09 and dog running at large as minor misdemeanors with fines up to 100 dollars.
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Harley Ellinger
Hocking County
Welfare Department
Logan
Evans S. Hand
Hand
Logan City
Son of Sam Lawyers Enter Innocent Plea
Lawyers for David Berkowitz entered an innocent plea at his arraignment facing murder and assault charges in the Son of Sam case. He may plead insanity if trial occurs. he remains hospitalized for psychiatric exams to assess trial competency.
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NEW York
David Berkowitz
Sam
State Supreme Court
Leonard Voswein
Brooklyn
Berkowitz
Kings County Hospital
Mark H. Heller
Leon Stern
Stacy Moskowitz
Robert Violante
Carter seeks Ford Kissinger support on Panama Canal pact
The Carter administration briefs former President Ford and Henry Kissinger on the new Panama Canal agreement in hopes of winning Republican backing for Senate ratification. Linowitz and Gen. Brown brief Ford at his Vail Colorado home and Kissinger weighs testifying if the briefing is favorable. The pact would transfer canal control to Panama by 2000 and reflects Ford era negotiations.
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Washington
Carter
Gerald R. Ford
Senate
Ford
Henry A. Kissinger
Sol Linowitz
Air Force
George Brown
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Vail
Colo
Linowitz
Brown
Colorado
White House
Kissinger
Powell
United
Rhodes hit by cream pie at Ohio State Fair opening
Gov. James A. Rhodes, age 67, was struck in the face with a cream pie as protesters disrupted the opening ceremonies of Ohio's 124th State Fair in Columbus. He sought medical advice for eye pain while aides described the incident and the protest aimed at Kent State gym annex construction.
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Columbus
Ohio
James A. Rhodes
Rhodes
James Duerk
Department of Economic and Community Development
Kent State University
Kent State
Ohio Apple Growers Association
Ohio National Guard
UMW Strike May Not End Soon as Miners Tie Up Coal
In Charleston, Kentucky UMW District 30 leader Robert Carter says the seven week wildcat walkout may last until miners exhaust funds. About 10,000 Kentucky miners joined 80,000 UMW members nationwide protesting health benefit cuts costing up to 500 dollars yearly. Arnold Miller vows to stay in coalfields until resolution. The strike also spreads to Ohio with 4,000 miners idle and Pennsylvania 3,600 plus Virginia 1,800 in protest.
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Charleston
W.va
Kentucky
United Mine Workers
Robert Carter
UMW
Eastern Kentucky
Arnold Miller
BCOA
Washington
Ohio
District 6
John Guzek
Pennsylvania
Virginia
Patience Gone Youth Hangs Self in Bronx Apartment
In a Bronx housing project at 580 Castle Hill Avenue, 10 year old George Curet hanged himself using a belt from a closet door after days of isolation with his 6 year old brother Bruce. Police labeled it a death by own action. Bruce testified he refused to kick out the chair.
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New York
Castle Hill Avenue
Bronx
George Curet
Bruce
Robert Alvarado
Robby
George
Alvarado
McKinley Alston
George Caret
Alston
Geese
Dense Fog Dampens Hocking Valley Morning
Dense fog covered low-lying Hocking Valley areas with an overnight low of 64 degrees. By 11 a.m. the temperature rose to 82 amid hazy skies, as Monday reached a high of 85. Weather calls for a 90 percent chance of rain tonight and 60 percent Wednesday.
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Hocking Valley
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Bill Johnston
LHS
Chiefs
Miami
Texas Tech
Gene Morgan
Chieftain
Harry Whitcraft
Gibsonville High School
Tigers
U.S
Education Agency
Voswein
Philip Peltz
Peltz
Grand Jury
Charter Arms
New York Daily News
The
Daily News
New York Post
Iris Gerhardt
GOP
Fairgrounds
Rhodes Center
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