Logan District Seeks Bonds for New High and Elementary Schools
Logan district voters will decide in the May primary on a 4.08 million dollar bond to build a high school and an elementary school and improve facilities. The board, after a special session, refiled the issue amid earlier rejections and notes a 6 percent interest rate, with a 6.7 mill average annual tax levy, and potential savings due to lowered rates.
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Logan
Logan School Board
Cleveland
Squire, Sanders & Dempsey
Sarbalas
Ohio Department of Education
Ohio Department of Taxation
Saribalas
South Vietnam Forces Battle Reds In Cambodia
South Vietnamese troops backed by tanks and air power clash with North Vietnamese and Viet Cong across five points in eastern and northwestern Cambodia. A U.S. Phantom jet was shot down over Laos with two missing crew. In central highlands, a convoy on Highway 20 suffered one American death, one wound, and one enemy death. Triangles of fighting include Svay Daun Keo with minimal details.
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Cambodia
U.S
Laos
Air Force 14
Phantom
South Vietnam
Highway 20
Central Highlands
Phnom Penh
Bassac
Mekong
Svay Daun Keo
Israeli Envoy to Meet Jarring at U N Today
United Nations notes say Israeli Ambassador Tekoah will meet Gunnar Jarring resuming indirect talks with Egypt and Jordan after an Israeli boycott. Tekoah arrived with new instructions and will discuss procedural matters before substantive issues. Egyptian Ambassador El Zayyat also returns and may meet Jarring.
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United. Nations
N.Y
U.N
Gunnar Jarring
Yosef Tekoah
Jarring
Egypt
Jordan
Tekoah
New York
Mohammed H. El-Zayyat
Mrs Frances Myers Dies in Columbus Hospital
Mrs. Anne Lines Myers 65 wife of Hocking County Treasurer Francis Myers died this morning at University Hospital Columbus after illness. She worked many years at Logan-Hocking County District Library. Survived by husband two sons James Myers and Dr. Chris Myers five grandchildren and sister Miss Marie Lines of Logan. Funeral arrangements are pending.
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Anne Lines Myers
Hocking County
Francis Myers
University Hospital
Columbus
Myers
Logan - Hocking County
James Myers
Logan Daily News
Chris Myers
Fort Worth
Tex
Marie Lines
Logan
Flood Ravages Kuala Lumpur as Malaysia Suffers Worst Flood
Kuala Lumpur submerged under water up to 12 feet with Tanjong Malim also flooded. The death toll nears 30 across five states with many missing as authorities fear higher totals. Rain expected through Thursday.
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Kuala Lumpur
Malaysia
Tanjong Malim
Vandalism Forces Granville School To Halt Classes
Granville High School in Ohio canceled classes after vandals damaged the five month old building Monday night. Superintendent Lewis R. Mollica said glass shattered, trophy cases and doors broken, offices searched, desks overturned, musical instruments damaged, and paint sprayed on a carpet. No damage estimate yet. the Licking County sheriff’s office investigates.
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Granville
Ohio
Granville High School
Lewis R. Mollica
Mollica
Flu Epidemic Hits Florida Resort City
Fort Lauderdale officials declare a flu epidemic as 13 000 cases and 18 deaths occur in Broward County in one week. Elderly visitors are most affected with pneumonia-linked fatalities, prompting urging vaccinations and boosters for prevention.
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Florida
Fort Lauderdale
Fla
Broward County
Paul Hughes
Hughes
Attractive Divorcee Weds Gov George Wallace in Quiet Ceremony
Gov elect George C Wallace marries Cornelia Ellis Snively a 32 year old divorced niece of former governor James E Folsom in Montgomery Alabama. The couple honeymoon at the Grand Hotel Point Clear and attend a post wedding dinner at Mrs Ruby Austins home.
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Montgomery, Ala
George C. Wallace
Cornelia Ellis Snively
Trinity Presbyterian Church
Grand Hotel
Point Clear
Wallaces
Ruby Austin
Wallace
Nixon Won’t Seek Tax Increase This Year
President Nixon outlined an expansionary policy to cut unemployment to 4 percent by 1972 and said he will not seek a tax increase in 1971. He warned of a budget deficit but pledged no wage price controls and cited hopes for revenue sharing and welfare reform in the 92nd Congress. He noted progress against inflation, forecast unemployment falling from 5.8 percent, and highlighted troop withdrawals from South Vietnam as a major achievement.
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Nixon
Congress
the Treasury
John Connally
Texas
South Vietnam
Con
Commissioners Re-Elect Officers and Set Weekly Meetings
Otto Shaw Grant Smith and James McLain led a reorganizing meeting after a swearing in by Judge Rhea Bangert Brown. Shaw was reelected president and Smith vice president, with a regular 9 30 a m Wednesday meeting. Wilma Ganoey rehired as clerk at 350 a month. Charles Waugh custodian at 460 a month. Stella Patton assistant custodian at 50 a week. James Leonard was rehired as
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Rhea Bangert Brown
James McLain
J. Grant Smith
County Commissioners
Otto A. Shaw
Shaw
McLain
Smith
Regu
Wilma Ganoey
Charles Waugh
Stella Patton
James Leonard
Icy Cold Follows Snow Into Heartland Of U S
Arctic cold followed a weekend storm into the Plains and Midwest driving temperatures to zero or below. Des Moines reported fourteen inches of snow with ice and more snow, while the central Rockies to the Great Lakes faced the system’s impacts and Texas issued hard freeze warnings.
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Heartland
U.S
Associated Press
Plains
Midwest
Freda Powell
Front St
Donald Powell
Des Moines
Iowa
East High School
Rockies
Great Lakes
Texas
Unseasonable warmth amid heavy snows in Midwest and Plains
Weather across the Midwest and Eastern Seaboard shows extremes with 58 degree readings in the Hocking Valley and heavy snow totals in Iowa and Nebraska. The region braces for cold and continued storms as road closures persist and fatalities from shoveling rise. In local government news, Robert Rower is appointed apiary inspector at 300 dollars a year in Fairfield County while a dog warden post is announced with a 325 dollars monthly salary and travel allowances set at ten cents per mile. A licensing deadline of January 20 is noted and county considers adding a deputy dog warden.
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Robert Rower
Rower
Fairfield County
Hocking County
Fred Hugh
Rhodes bids farewell in joint session of Ohio legislature
Governor James A. Rhodes declares eight years created a climate for growth and development and a working man's administration. He emphasizes his aim to provide jobs with decent wages as he prepares to leave office at noon Monday amid plans for Ohio's expected decade of labor force growth.
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Columbus, Ohio
James A. Rhodes
Rhodes
Tam
Mrs Hal Donahey Named Secretary of Library Board
The board accepted the resignation of Miss Sarah Holmes as secretary after nine years and elected Mrs Hal Donahey as her replacement. Mrs Ralph Poston was re elected president with Leon Eichel as vice president and Howard St Clair as clerk.
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Sarah Holmes
Logan-Hocking County
Hal Donahey
Miss Holmes
Ralph Poston
Leon Eichel
Howard St. Clair
Ohio Legislature Urged to Adopt Conflict of Interest Rules
House Speaker Charles F. Kurfess called for clear rules on conflict of interest and unethical conduct by lawmakers. He said improvements exist but more are needed as the 109th General Assembly opens, with calls for better organization and staffing under the new federalism. Minority Leader Lancione urged bipartisan cooperation with Gov elect Gilligan’s administration.
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Columbus
Ohio
Charles F. Kurfess
Perrysburg
Kurfess
109Th General Assembly
Ile
Nixon
A. G. Lan
Cione
Bellaire
Lancione
John J. Gilligan
General Assembly
Senate
Rhodes to Dedicate Hocking Hills Lodge in Hocking County
Governor Rhodes will visit Hocking County tomorrow for a ceremony dedicating the new dining lodge at Hocking Hills State Park. State Senator Harry Armstrong and top Ohio Department of Natural Resources officials will join the governor along with Logan Trade Club leaders at the lodge site.
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Rhodes
Hocking County
Hocking Hills State Park
Harry Armstrong
Ohio Department of Natural Resources
Logan Trade Club
Rhodes urges faster effort on job oriented education in Ohio
Governor Rhodes outlines plan to leave Gilligan with a 16.1 million dollar starting budget balance and no new taxes or programs. He defends bond financed capital projects and cites opposition turning to support. He calls for reorganizing educational funding to reduce disparities caused by residence.
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Ohio
Rhodes
John J. Gilligan
Gilligan
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