Eyes Of Logan On No 46 In Cotton Bowl Showdown
Notre Dame meets Texas in the Cotton Bowl as John Bomber Gasser, Logan High School 1966 graduate, starts in Notre Dame’s defensive backfield. The matchup pits 10 0 Texas against Ara Parseghian’s Irish 8 1 1 at 2 p m on CBS.
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Bomber) Gasser
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University of Miami
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Daily News Expansion Work In Progress
Expansion and remodeling of the Logan Daily News building at 68 72 E Main St is underway. The building is being doubled in floor space with the former Citizens Bank acquisition and a new stone front will extend the classic bank architecture.
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Nixon and Congress on Collision Course Over Budget
The White House aims to send a skimpily balanced budget to Congress by January 27 while officials warn total government spending could exceed 200 billion dollars for the first time. Negotiations focus on spending cuts and potential new taxes, including a value added tax under review, with Rep. Mills resisting the levy and Burns pushing for deeper cuts to keep the 200 billion target.
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Reds Violate Truce as US Reports First Tet Attacks
AP dispatch cites U S reports of casualties in Viet Cong New Year cease fire start. One American killed, several wounded in mortar attack. ten ARVN soldiers wounded in four rocket and mortar strikes. U S B 52 raids and skirmishes yield enemy losses.
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Major weapons cost overruns alarm lawmakers
A congressional study panel told lawmakers that the cost of major weapons systems is running about 50 percent above initial estimates with no central tracking of all arms development. Navy cost overruns and contractor claims on 125 ships, plus a proposed Deep Submerging Rescue Vehicle program, are among the key issues discussed.
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Mary Jones, 57, Dies After Illness in Sterling
Mary Isabelle Newman Jones of Sterling Kansas aged 57 and former Logan resident died Sunday after four years of illness. She taught at Green Two and East elementary schools before moving to Sterling. She lived with her mother and stepfather and was a member of Immanuel United Methodist Church. Survived by two daughters Pamela Brooks and Sue Widney, three granddaughters, and brother Dr. Robert Newman. Funeral and burial at Sterling Wednesday.
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Sterling
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Green Two
East
Mabel Newman Zimmerman
Edward Zimmerman
Logan Immanuel United Methodist Church
Michael
Pamela) Brooks
Nelsonville
John
Sue) Widney
Louisville, Ky
Robert Newman
Kansas City, MO
First Rehearsal Set Sunday For 1970 Variety Show
The Hocking Valley Varieties announce the first rehearsal at 3 p.m. Sunday at Westminster House of Logan Presbyterian Church. Interested participants in dancing and singing are urged to attend as the show aims to expand. The fifth annual edition, directed by Bob and Pat Shannon, will be staged March 7 and 8 in the Logan High School auditorium.
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President Nixon signs sweeping tax reform bill into law
President Nixon signed the largest tax revision in a generation, scaling back loopholes while cutting taxes for many. The measure raises Social Security by 15 percent starting Thursday and implements tax reductions over three years. He warned of actions to maintain a balanced budget next year.
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Mine Safety Bill Signed by Nixon in Washington
President Nixon signed the federal coal mine health and safety bill in Washington. The act includes federal payments for miners disabled by respiratory ailments, a type of workers compensation not covered by most state laws. The President said he has reservations about certain serious issues raised by the act.
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Freezing Rain Makes Ohio Roads Dangerous
Freezing rain iced sections of Ohio late Monday and early Tuesday creating hazardous driving. State and local crews spread salt and treated roads, keeping traffic near normal by morning. One injury reported as a 65 year old man slid off Rt. 93 near Logan.
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Veto Threat On HEW Bill Sparks Political Clash
Nixon faces a potential veto as the 91st Congress debates a 19.7 billion health and education appropriations bill. Democratic and Republican leaders clash over budget priorities while Democrats urge aggressive critique of inflation crime and national priorities ahead of the campaign year.
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Senate
Hugh Scott
White House
Warren G. Magnuson
91St
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Mark Shields
Peter D. Hart
Silver Bridge Collapse Report Delayed by NTSB
The National Transportation Safety Board says a detailed report on the 1967 Silver Bridge collapse at Point Pleasant West Virginia will likely not be ready this month. A spokesman noted the report may miss the January 13 delivery to the Charleston interim committee.
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National Transportation Safety Board
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W. Va
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Charleston
Chrysler Lays Off 37 700 Employees
Detroit AP reports Chrysler Corp orders one week of layoffs for all assembly plant workers affecting about 37 700 employees. The company offered no explanation, though high inventories amid sagging sales are noted.
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