Reds To Release List Of Prisoners Being Held In Laos
The Pentagon expects North Vietnam to deliver today a complete list of Americans held prisoner in Laos. The release includes both military and civilian captives. Officials note Laos prisoners were previously omitted from two Laos lists, complicating ceasefire monitoring.
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Reds
Laos
Washington
Pentagon
North Vietnam
U.S
Jerry W. Friedheim
Paris
Pathet Lao
North
South Vietnam
United States
Ho Chi Minh Trail
Southeast Asia
Viet Cong General Tra Brought From Loc Ninh to Tan Son Nhut
US helicopters evacuated Lt Gen Tran Van Tra and 28 Viet Cong from Loc Ninh to Tan Son Nhut to join a peacekeeping commission. Tra, 55, deputy commander of COSVN, is a key figure in prisoner releases and joint military talks.
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Saigon
U.S
Tran van Tra
Tan Son Nhut
Tra
COSVN
South Vietnam
Joint Military Commission
Loc Ninh
Davis
U.S. Signal Corps
Court Nixes Appeal On Technicality
The Franklin County Common Pleas Court sustains a hospital appeal ruling that a hospital brief failed to follow court rules. The action dismisses the hospital appeal after the State Personnel Board ordered Nora A. King reinstated. Prosecutor Veidt anticipates further litigation. In 1972 Judge Meyer had ruled Franklin County proper for the matter.
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Franklin County Common Pleas Court
Nora A. King
Hocking Valley Community Hospital
State Personnel Board of Review
King
Franklin County
Hocking County
Chris Veidt
Hocking County Common Pleas Court
Harley Meyer
Stennis Shows Improvement After Shootings
Senator John C. Stennis 71 remained in very serious but slightly improved condition after surgery for gunshot wounds to the thigh and chest. An FBI and police search focused on local youths and gun offenders as investigators pursued the two teens believed responsible while senators condemned the crime.
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Washington
John C. Stennis
Senate Armed Services Committee
Stennis
William Cresswell
Coy
John Hampton Stennis
John
FBI
The
Washington Post
Nixon's Cabinet Picks Win Senate Approval
Senate approves five of President Nixon's six new cabinet choices. Peter J. Brennan of New York wins 81-3 as Secretary of Labor. James T. Lynn of Cleveland is confirmed to head Housing and Urban Development and named a super-cabinet coordinator for community development.
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Washington
Senate
Nixon
Caspar W. Weinberger
Peter J. Brennan
New York
James T. Lynn
Cleveland
Ohio
Housing and Urban Development Department
Lynn
Logan Daily News Launches Travel Tours For Readers
The Logan Daily News inaugurates a public service travel program with Newspaper Tours Ltd. Trips are organized by Richard Lewis Travel Service in Columbus and offered through a dozen Ohio dailies. Readers reserve via newspaper coupons and the paper handles initial bookings.
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Logan Daily News
The
Daily News
Ohio
Newspaper Tours Ltd
Richard Lewis Travel Service
Columbus
Pace
London
England
Mexico
Caribbean
New England
Europe
Hawaii
Madison Press
Record-Herald
Washington D. H
the Gazette
Xenia
Times- Bulletin
van Wert
the Sentinel
Pomeroy
the Times
Greenfield
Tribune
Gallipolis
News-Journal
Wilmington
Marietta
Journal - Tribune
Marysville
the Citizen
Urbana
Ohio House weighs election reform and tax relief actions
The 1973 legislature considers automatic recounts for tight races and other election changes. House committees set floor votes on five constitutional amendments, including Vietnam veterans’ bonus and farm property tax relief, with a May primary in view. A separate note reports MPP Corp changing its name and adding an 11 000 square foot plant expansion to be completed by March 1.
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Columbus
Ohio
John Sweeney
Cleveland Heights
Sweeney
House
House Rules Committee
General Assembly
Ways and Means
General Revenue Fund
MPP Corp
Metal Powder Products Corp
T. H. Wallace
Wallace
Gosnell Nominated For GE Phillippe Award
Bob Gosnell of GE Logan Glass Plant is among 13 division nominees for the Phillippe Award honoring public service. The award carries medals and a $1,000 grant to a designated charity or educational institution. Gosnell leads in community involvement across government business church and education and serves as Logan City Council president.
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General Electric Co
Bob Gosnell
Logan Glass
Phillippe
Gerald L. Phillippe
Gosnell
Logan Trade Club
Ge’s Elfun Society
Logan
First United Presbyterian Church
Commissioners and Architect View EMS Garage Site
Hocking County commissioners and Portsmouth architect Earl Hayes planned a site inspection for a proposed EMS garage near Hocking Valley Community Hospital. The $40,000 facility would be half funded by a federal grant to the Ohio Valley Health Services Foundation, with the rest from county funds.
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Hocking County
Earl Hayes
Portsmouth
Hayes
Hocking Valley Community Hospital
Ohio Valley Health Services Foundation
Meigs County
Jackson
Lawrence
Meigs
Hocking
Ohio
Jackson County
Government opens more land for crops to raise output
The Agriculture Department reduces the set aside for corn sorghum and barley to 25 percent of base acreage for 1973. This move aims to boost record corn and soybean crops, with projections of about six billion bushels of corn and 1.5 billion of soybeans, reflecting higher export demand and livestock feed needs.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Weather forecasts for Hocking Valley Cooler Friday with showers
The Hocking Valley expects cloudy and cooler weather with highs near 50 and a chance of showers for Friday. It was 49 degrees at 11 a.m. today, one degree above Wednesday's high, with an overnight low of 34.
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Hocking Valley
Clear Creek Dam Project Still In Limbo
The Army Corps has not requested construction funds for the Clear Creek dam in budget requests to Congress. It seeks $110000 to continue a Central Ohio survey that includes the dam study, with a decision later on whether to pursue funding for a 114 foot dam and reservoir as part of the Hocking River Basin flood plan. Environmentalists oppose, downstream communities support for flood protection.
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Army Corps of Engineers
Clear Creek
Congress
Washington, D.C
Army Engineers
Central Ohio
Clear Creek Dam
Corps
Hocking River
Appalachian Development Program Faces Major Budget Cuts
The Appalachian Regional Development Program receives 305.5 million in fiscal 1974, down 28.1 million from 1973. Major reductions hit mine area restoration to 2 million, across 13 states including West Virginia Kentucky Ohio Virginia and others. The Appalachian Highway System rises from 179.6 to 189 million.
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Washington
Appalachian
West Virginia
Kentucky
Ohio
Virginia
North Carolina
South Carolina
Pennsylvania
New York
Maryland
Alabama
Mississippi
Georgia
Tennessee
Appalachian Highway System
Bombing in Belfast Kills Worker as Sectarian War Escalates
In a Belfast suburb a hand grenade on a bus carrying Roman Catholic workers killed one and wounded nine, amid rising sectarian violence. Protestant extremists blamed, IRA vowed retaliation. casualties include Catholic teenagers and a Catholic man killed in another shooting.
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Belfast
Northern Ireland
Irish Republican Army
Ulster Defense Association
UDA
IRA
TRA
Dublin
Downpatrick
County Down
Gabriel Savage
Savage
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Tia
International Commission of Control and Supervision
USS. Command
Indochina
Ohio Assembly
EMS
Kenneth E. Frick
Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Service
Appalachian Development Program
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