Carter Back Bert Lance Amid Congressional Inquiry
President Carter and banking officials say Bert Lance broke no laws as a Georgia banker. Congress plans further questioning as Comptroller Heimann’s review found no disqualifying information while Lance vows to stay on as budget director.
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Washington
Carter
Bert Lance
Georgia
Congress
Lance
John Heimann
Management and Budget
Sen
Abraham Ribicoff
Senate Committee
Comptroller
Connecticut Democrat
Heimann
Government Operations Committee
Charles H. Percy
Ill
House
Jody Powell
Recreation Center Levy Proposed by Town Meeting Group
Community members at the Town Meeting voted to seek county approval to place a one-mill levy on the November ballot for purchasing the Kroger building and funding a county recreation center. The plan proposes a five year, one-mill tax raising about $100,000 annually, with potential for added facilities such as an indoor pool if options are expanded.
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Kroger
W. Front St
Joe Murtha
Logan City
Evans S. Hand
Logan
Dan Alder
Bruce Sampson
Alder
Commissioners Continue Landfill Rate Study
Hocking County commissioners plan to approve new landfill rates at Tuesday’s meeting. New rates proposed by Richard Donahey set 70 cents per cubic yard for loose material, 80 cents for compacted, and a $1 minimum charge per unit, with an effective date of Sept 1. The session also reviewed a hospital parking lot resurfacing bid of $27,865 and a $7,220 alternate for a parking addition.
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Hocking County
Green
Richard Donahey
Donahey
J. J. Tolliver
J & R Auto Parts & Salvage Co
Claybank Hill Rd
Commissioners
Tolliver
Hocking Valley Community Hospital
J. J. Blazer Construction Co., Inc
Lancaster
David Arledge
Ted Hayes
Catholic Charities
E. Gay St
Columbus
Bruce Sampson
Kroger
Hayes
Coffman Stair Co
Economic Development Administration
Otto Shaw
Logan
Conrad O. Diehm
Immanuel United Methodist Church
Hershel Bensonhaver
Citizens Bank of Logan
Logan City School Board negotiator replies to LEA article
Don Young a member of the Logan City Board of Education and negotiating committee responds to a Thursday Daily News piece. He says teachers have a teaching contract for 1977 78 and disputes over the final board proposal. The article outlines contract terms and negotiation rules signed by Young and Dwayne Hoffman.
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Don Young
Logan City
Young
LEA
Hoffman
Ex-Employees Of Coffman Set Meeting At Park
Former Coffman Stair Co. workers and interested locals plan 4 p.m. Saturday gathering at Rachelmacher Park to discuss a new industry. Agenda includes fundraising in Logan, stock sales to locals or only workers, and pledges up to $250 with public loans.
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Coffman Stair Co
Rachelmacher Park
Logan
Citizens Bank of
Betty Kieffer
Bonnie Boals
Weather dip in Hocking Valley with mild day ahead
The mercury dropped to 44 degrees in the Hocking Valley overnight. At 11 a.m. today the temperature stood at 67 under sunny skies, one degree below Thursday's high. The forecast calls for a 30 percent rain chance tonight and Saturday with highs near 80 and lows around 60.
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Hocking Valley
Safety committee meeting set for 7 30 p m in Council chambers
Louise Smith announces a safety committee meeting at 7 30 p m Monday in the Council chambers. She serves as chairperson and will lead the session.
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Safety Committee
Council
Louise Smith
Presley Fans Camp Overnight For Flowers At Elvis Funeral
Fans slept on Memphis sidewalks hoping to receive stems from 3116 floral displays surrounding Elvis Presley’s crypt at Forest Hill Cemetery. Crowds filled the route from Graceland to the mausoleum while hawkers sold memorabilia and radios blared Love Me Tender.
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Memphis, Tenn
Elvis Presley
Presley
Forest Hill Cemetery
Memphis
Graceland Mansion
Graceland
Inflation Eases in July with Slower Food Costs
Inflation cooled as CPI rose four tenths of one percent in July, the slowest in seven months, aided by lower food prices. The report notes money earnings fell slightly as hours worked declined, while services and energy costs rose, and gasoline and motor oil prices slipped.
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Washington
Commerce Department
GNP
Labor Department
Thousands Pay Homage To Presley In Bowling Green
Elvis Presley’s mourners gathered in Bowling Green as scholars called him a revolution in pop culture. Ray Browne of Bowling Green State University described Presley as the era’s most influential star, noting his provocative performances contrasted with 1950s big band norms. Presley died in Memphis of heart failure and was buried Thursday.
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Vernon Presley
Elvis
Graceland
Joe Esposito
Germany
Esposito
Ginger Alden
Ann-Margret
Roger Smith
George Hamilton
Chet Atkins
Jayne Morgan
Jerry Weintraub
John Denver
Bowling Green, Ohio
Elvis Presley
Ray B. Browne
Center For the Study of Popular Culture
Bowling Green State University
Memphis, Tenn
Browne
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