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Newspaper

Logan Daily News

Location

Logan, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Aug 30, 1977

Page

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First Day School Counts Across Logan Nelsonville York Districts

Logan school system reports 3032 pupils with 1866 in elementary schools and 1166 in junior and senior high. Senior high includes 208 seniors 209 juniors 375 sophomores and 374 freshmen. 270 juniors and seniors attend Tri County classes. Nelsonville York District total 1817 with 981 in elementary and 473 senior high and 363 junior high.

Tri-County Logan Nelsonville York Murray City Poston

AFL-CIO Backs Panama Canal Treaty Endorsement

The AFL-CIO executive council will back President Carter's plan to relinquish canal control, marking the first major group endorsement. George Meany said the U S should not hold distant territories and cited Panamanian affairs and canal workers' protections as key reasons for support.

Washington Aflcio Carter Panama Canal Georgia Florida White House Sol Linowitz Kentucky Mississippi Afl-Cio George Meany Meany Canal Senate Canal Zone Labor Federation

Wheat acreage cutbacks set to cut prices? not likely

The White House announced a 20 percent cutback in 1978 wheat acreage to qualify for federal benefits, with a possible 10 percent reduction for corn and other feed grains under study. Officials insist the plan will not significantly affect consumer food prices or world feed grain markets as farmers prepare for next year's winter wheat.

Washington White House John White U.S Bob Bergland Carter White

Hazy Heat With Chance Of Rain In Hocking Valley

The Hocking Valley faces hazy hot and humid weather with a 20 percent rain chance tonight and 30 percent Wednesday. Expect highs near 90 and lows in the 60s, with 11 a.m. temperature at 78 under cloudy skies and a 0.50 inch rainfall overnight.

Hocking Valley

Prisoner McCoy Attempts Suicide in Hocking County Jail

Orville McCoy, 31, a Hocking County jail inmate, cut his left wrist with a razor at about 7 15 p m Monday. He was treated at Hocking Valley Community Hospital and later moved to Athens Mental Health Center. McCoy and two escapees from Aug 8 are involved in ongoing court proceedings with preliminary hearings set in Hocking County Court.

Orville McCoy Hocking County Paul (Hap) Thrush Thrush McCoy EMS Hocking Valley Community Hospital Athens Mental Health Center New Orleans William E. Price Lancaster Bridge City Tex Orville J. McCoy Logan Rt Hocking Paul Thrush Robert L. Lilley William Edward Price

OAPSE Rejects Portions of Logan School Work Proposal

Chapter 218 members vote 11 to 1 to reject parts of a proposed work agreement with the Logan School Board. The union directs its negotiating team to return in 23 days with a revised package for a ratification vote, with further action options if no agreement is reached. Ron Bauman leads the chapter and will revisit the package after a membership survey.

Chapter Ohio Association of Public School Employes Logan School Board Chapter 218 Ron Bauman

Welfare Reforms Spark AFL-CIO Backlash and Support

The AFL-CIO blasts Carter welfare reform as creating 1.4 million public service jobs at near minimum wage and failing to help a family of four. They praise some elements while urging higher benefits and preserving food stamps. Governors Conference may back the measure despite questions.

Washington Aflcio Carter Labor Federation Federation National Governors Conference Detroit Afl-Cio

Police to Aid Seniors at Main and High Intersection

Logan city police will assist High-Rise Apartments residents to cross Main and High Streets during a two day period in September. An officer on duty will direct traffic to allow tenants to cross and bank. Tenants favor the plan but seek a traffic light study.

Logan City Main High Sts City Council Safety Committee Mary Ellen Wray Jim Thompson Safety Committee Thompson Louise Smith

Mosquito Spraying Schedule Released by Health Department

The Logan Hocking County Health Department outlines spraying tonight in Rockbridge Enterprise Highland Park Antioch subdivision City Park and Hocking County Fairgrounds. Wednesday covers Laurelville South Bloomingville Gibisonville. Thursday targets Murray City Carbon Hill Longstretch Laurel Run Road Campbell Road and Union Furnace. spraying depends on weather and residents advised to close windows or leave area if concerned.

Logan

Ex-Coffman Workers to Vote on Community Industry Issues

Former Coffman Stair Co. employees in Logan meet at Rachelmacher Park to vote on stock shares options and governance for a proposed worker and public owned industry. They discuss foreman selection power limits board makeup and potential Labor Day rally as part of planning and funding steps.

Coffman Coffman Stair Co Logan Rachelmacher Park Logan Area

Logan Fire Chief Opposes Expanding Territory for Protection

Fire Chief Robert Courter and the safety committee debated whether to extend Logan Fire Department protection to parts of Washington and Marion Townships. Courter argued it is inefficient and costly and would require more equipment and pay. No action was taken. trustees will be contacted again before a council recommendation.

Norma Steele Robert Courter Washington and Marion Twps Logan Fire Department Louise Smith Safety Committee Hocking County Washington Township Logan Falls, Green Starr Townships Falls Township Green Starr Stewart Courier Courter

Water service cut in Logan West End for hydrant work

Water service will be off from 7 30 a m until about noon Wednesday in a section of Logan s West End while three fire hydrants are changed on Third Street. Service Director Fred Malone said the shutoff will affect patrons north of Hunter Street between Warner Avenue and Riff Street.

Logan West End Third St Fred Malone Hunter St Warner Ave Riff

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