West Logan sewer pact presented to commissioners
West Logan sewer agreement details a $2.50 monthly residential charge with commercial rates based on water use plus 25 percent. Prosecution review planned, commissioners set 11 a.m. Saturday meeting to consider pact and may forward to City Council next Tuesday for final approval.
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Richard Donahey
James Stilwell
Hocking County
West Logan
Donahey
City Council
Hubert Lappen
Logan
Legislature Plans To End Parley Today
In Columbus Ohio lawmakers aim to conclude the 1963 session within five days after endorsements for a May 5 highway bond vote and House approval of funds for natural resources and Lake Hope development. The Senate added land acquisition in Hocking State Parks and appropriated 157.4 million in total. The measures also seek Aid to Dependent Children program participation through mid 1965 and funding for Golden Age housing and liquor profit use for research centers.
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Columbus, Ohio
Ohio Senate
Hocking
Ohio Department of Natural Resources
House
Lake Hope
Ohio
Senate
Taft Jr Enters Senate Race Amid Civil Rights Pace
Robert Taft Jr enters the U S Senate race as President Johnson presses Congress for rapid civil rights and tax cut bills. Despite Johnson’s efforts and pledges from leaders, House and Senate moves remain slow with no immediate action expected before January. Johnson’s experience may aid a compromise to secure civil rights passage.
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Washington
Johnson
Congress
Kennedy
Senate
Senate Finance Committee
House Rules Committee
House
Assassination Report Release Delayed By Warren Commission Plan
Washington reports that the FBI will not release its JFK assassination findings for at least a week as the Warren Commission prepares to study the report. President Johnson and the commission seek to complete review before public disclosure under executive order.
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Washington
FBI
John F. Kennedy
Justice Department
Johnson
Earl Warren
Warren Commission
Lee Harvey Oswald
Dallas
Warren
Congress
Commission
Warren Group
White House
Weather in Hocking Valley Turns Fair and Warmer
The Hocking Valley expects fair and warmer conditions tonight and Saturday. Temperatures reached 36 degrees with a 31 degree low last night and 38 degrees by 11 a.m. today.
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Hocking Valley
Ohio firm wins Portsmouth post office air conditioning contract
A. J. Stockmeister Inc of Jackson Ohio received a 209000 dollar contract from the General Services Administration for air conditioning and lighting at the Portsmouth Ohio post office.
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Chicago
A. J. Stockmeister, Inc
Jackson
Ohio
Portsmouth
General Services Administration
Farm Boy Captures Bank Robber Near Zanesville
Nineteen year old James Priest tracked a bank robbery suspect to a wooded cave two miles north of the Frazersburg bank heist. HeHelped arrest Gerald Browning, 29, as another suspect John Mayo, 40, was found in a haystack. a third man, Edmund Flott, remained at large. Police held Browning and Mayo on 25000 bonds each awaiting U.S. District Court arraignment in Columbus. The trio fled a faulty car after the robbery. about 4000 dollars were recovered.
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Zanesville, Ohio
James Priest
Newark
Priest
Gerald Scott Browning
Zanesville
Frazersburg
First National Bank of
Browning
Ture
John Mayo
New Orleans
Columbus
U.S. District Court
FBI
Edmund Eugene Flott
Flott
Extension Granted To File Answer In Newspaper Suit
Judge Harley Meyer grants Logan Daily News editor William S. Miller and Wayne Newspaper Co. until Jan 4 1964 to answer a 460000 suit filed by J H Donahey and Donahey Development Co. of Logan. The case arises from a letter to the editor published Oct 26 by Betty Backus about the Donahey subdivision and street standards.
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William S. Miller
Logan Daily News
Wayne Newspaper Co
The
Daily News
J. H
Hal) Donahey
Donahey Development Co
Logan
Harley Meyer
Betty Backus
William Backus
Fourth St
Chiefs Clinch SEC honors at Logan banquet
Logan High School hosts over 250 at the SEC League football banquet with six Chiefs earning All-SEC awards. Logan claims the league traveling trophy as 36 players and three managers receive gold footballs for their championship run. Robbie Johnson earns SEC MVP as Coach Mel Adams and Wellston’s Bob Brennan highlighted the evening with remarks from Heidelberg coach Joe Malmisur.
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Logan
Mel Adams
Bob
Big Daddy) Stewart
Robbie Johnson
George Hummel
Merl Beery
Dick Stevens
Mike Smith
Adams
W.E. Thomas
Chieftains
Logan High School
Joe Malmisur
Heidelberg College
Wellston
Malmisur
SEOL
Jim Myers
Logan Daily News
SEC Sportswriters & Sportscasters Assn
Bob Brennan
Rockets
Athens
Don Eskey
Bob Stewart
Chieftain Boosters
Chieftain Squaws
Jackson
John Worthington
W. E
Bill) Thomas
Harley Ellinger
Cochampions
Pomeroy and
Harold A. Meyer
Hugh Robinson
Logan Methodist Church
Ellinger
SECL
Solon Seeks To Follow Dad's Steps
Rep. Robert Taft Jr. announced his candidacy for the U.S. Senate in Ohio, seeking the seat held by Sen. Stephen M. Young. He faces Ted W. Brown for the Republican nomination while opponents mull other GOP contenders. Brown urged a clean campaign, praising the Taft name and promising to focus on records.
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Cleveland
Robert Taft Jr
Ohio
U.S. Senate
Stephen M. Young
Young
Taft
Ted W. Brown
Brown
United States
Willam Howard Taft
Robert A. Taft
House of Representatives
Senate
America
Kennedy
John W. Bricker
Republican House
Richard D. Kennedy
Democratic Party
GOP
Rep
Oliver P. Bolton
William Saxbe
John Marshall Briley
Toledo
Bolton
Johnson Welcomed Abroad As Press Responds Favorably
Washington AP reports the U.S. Information Agency released a survey showing highly favorable foreign press reaction to President Johnson in his first days in the White House.
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Washington
U.S. Information Agency
Johnson
White House
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Gridace
Southeastern Ohio Sportswriters & Sportscasters Assn
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