Clarence Beery Electrocuted At City Waterworks
Clarence M. Beery 65 of Logan Route 2 a city electrician since March 1962 was killed at 2 20 p m Monday when he touched a 480 volt line at the city waterworks He was on a ladder repairing a floodlight when he came into contact with the hot line A fellow worker alerted police after Beery slumped in the safety strap County coroner Dr Owen Yaw ruled the death accidental Beery born Sept 19 1906 is survived by his wife a daughter two grandchildren two great grandchildren a sister and a half brother Services 2 p m Thursday Leonard Funeral Home Rev Jim Cummings officiating burial Oak Grove Cemetery Friends may call after 7 p m today at the funeral home Continuous color images not provided
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Clarence M. Beery
Logan Rt. 2
City Electrician
City
Beery
Ohio Power Co
Roy Loomis
Owen Yaw
Hocking County
Frank
Margaret Kuhn Beery
Trina Wellbaum
James
Myrna) Hood
Logan
Marvin
Mary) Harmon
Amanda
James Hannon
Leonard Funeral Home
Jim Cummings
Oak Grove Cemetery
Funeral
New Withholding Rate To Offset Tax Relief
The IRS issues a new form to adjust year long withholding to match actual tax liability. The change increases withholding to offset Congress tax relief, impacting middle income couples and itemizers who may see higher monthly take home taxes offset.
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Washington
Congress
Internal Revenue Service
IRS
Winter Storm Pounds U S Midsection
A broad winter storm swept the midsection with snow and cold. Blizzard warnings extended into Texas and Oklahoma as temperatures plunged below zero in the Rockies and Plains. Regions from New Mexico to Michigan faced heavy snow with mixed precipitation and hazardous driving conditions.
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Associated Press
Rockies
Plains
Texas
Oklahoma
Midwest
New Mexico
Michigan
Logan School Board elects Don Young as new president
The Logan school board elected Don Young president, succeeding James Moore, and chose Don Long as vice president. Larry Wells took the oath of office. Margaret Greenman was absent. Temporary 1972 appropriations totaling 2 356 416 were approved to meet bills until final allocations arrive before April 1.
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Logan
Don Young
James Moore
Don Long
Larry Wells
Joy Ginn
Margaret Greenman
Hawaii
State Foundation
George M. Saribalas
Young
Logan Education Association
Ohio Association of Public School Employes
LHS
Dan Long
Logan City
Long
Craig Pattersons Have First Baby Of 72 At HVCH
First baby of 1972 at Hocking Valley Community Hospital was a 7 pound 12 ounce girl born at 2 04 p.m. Sunday January 2 to Mr and Mrs Craig Patterson 280 Warner Ave. Last baby of 1971 born at the hospital was an 8 pound 6 ounce girl arriving at 1 23 a.m. Friday December 31 to Mr and Mrs John Gillogly Logan Rt 3.
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Hocking Valley Community Hospital
Craig Patterson
Warner Ave
John Gillogly
Logan Rt. 3
FDA to review hundreds of nonprescription drugs
The FDA launches a three year program to assess safety and effectiveness of hundreds of thousands of over the counter drugs. Panel led reviews will cover at least 26 basic classes including antacids laxatives analgesics and contraceptives.
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FDA
Washington
Food and Drug Administration Today
National Academy of Sciences
Charles C. Edwards
Red China Eyes Less Harmful Path Toward Normal Ties With U S
The piece argues Peking sees the United States as a lesser threat than the Soviet Union and could pursue better relations. It notes Nixon and Kissinger raising issues of American prisoners in North Vietnam and suggests China might act as broker between Washington and Hanoi to ease regional tensions.
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Peking
Nixon
Mainland China
Asia
Africa
Red China
Asian Subcontinent
Indian Ocean
India
China
Russia
Southeast Asia
United States
Henry Kissinger
Chou Enlai
North Vietnam
Indochina
Soviet Union
Washington
Paris
South Vietnam
Vietnam
Pay Board eyes first wage rollback on aerospace raises
The Pay Board faced a decision to cut a 12 percent aerospace raise, possibly to 8 percent or less, while considering a new rule capping raises at 7 percent in new contracts. Business members push for a regulation to auto-cut future old-contract raises above 7 percent.
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Washington
Virgil Day
General Electric Co
Day
United Auto Workers
Afl-Cio International Association of Machinists
UAW
North American Rockwell Corp
IAM
United Aircraft Corp
Connecticut
Market slips as rates hold steady in slow trading
New York AP reports stock prices failed to rise after a favorable rate development. The noon Dow Jones average of 30 industrials fell 1.21 points to 880.09 amid light trading.
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New York
New Logan Doctor Begins Practice
Dr. R. Dennis Blose joins the Logan Clinic at 30 S. Spring St. in general practice alongside Drs. Roy R. Bontrager and Kenneth P. Turner. He and his wife move to 725 N. Wood St after returning from U.S. Navy duty in Maine.
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R. Dennis Blose
Logan Clinic
S. Spring St
Roy R. Bontrager
Kenneth P. Turner
Blose
N. Wood St
U.S. Navy
Maine
Demo Presidential Field Is Growing
The Democratic presidential field widens as Sen. Edmund Muskie of Maine formally enters the race after buying 10 minutes of nationwide TV time for an announcement taped at his Kennebunk Beach home. Humphrey is expected to declare Jan 10, with rivals McGovern Jackson and Hartke also active in early primary states.
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Muskie
Kennebunk Beach
Maine
Hubert H. Humphrey
Minnesota
CBS
George McGovern
South Dakota
Henry M. Jackson
Washington
Jackson
Florida
New Hampshire
McGovern
Humphrey
Sam Yorty
Los Angeles
Vance Hartke
Indiana
Manchester
Hartke
Myers Seeks Re election As Treasurer
Francis IX. (Scrappy) Myers announces his candidacy for re election as Hocking County treasurer. A Logan High School graduate and WWII Navy veteran, Myers served three terms as Logan mayor and formerly ran Myers Shoe Repair Shop. He holds leadership roles in local clubs and churches and is father of Jim and Chris Myers.
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Francis IX
Scrappy
Logan Presbyterian Church
Jim
Logan Daily News
Chris Myers
Carswell Air Force Base
Tex
Violet Blum
Five U.S. aircraft downed in Laos and Saigon clash
AP report says a U.S. Air Force F-4 Phantom was lost over northern Laos with two missing crewmen. Four U.S. helicopters were shot down near Saigon during a dusk attack on a 25-man patrol 40 miles northeast of the city, with one GI killed and 13 wounded. The incident marked the largest American ground action in over a month.
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Saigon
U.S
Laos
North Vietnam
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City Waterworks
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Logan School Board
Tom Grey
Wells
Grey
Greenman
LHS Athletic Board
City Recreation Commission
NEW School Board
Craig Pattersons
HVCH
William L. Ryan
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Sea of Japan
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Moscow
Demo Presidential
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Democratic National Committee
Columbia Broadcasting System
Dan Rather
National Broadcasting Company
NBC
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Committee
Myers
Francis E. Myers
Reds
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