Wayne W. Galvin Dies Publisher of Logan Daily News
Wayne W. Galvin 64 publisher of the Logan Daily News since 1936 and head of the Galvin group of Ohio newspapers died of heart disease in Pompano Beach Florida. He built a family newspaper empire including The Washington D. H. Record Herald The Wilmington News Journal The Circleville Herald The Logan Daily News and others. He was also known for breeding Standardbred horses including Senator Frost. Burial planned in Wilmington after arrangements by Marsh Funeral Home.
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Girl Killed Four Injured In Haydenville Crash
A head on collision on U S Rt 33 near Haydenville at 7 10 p m Friday left Char lene E Culp 21 of Cuyahoga Falls dead and four others injured The other drivers were Phillip H Zaks 20 of Hatboro Pa Glenn R Marcum 23 of Cutler Rt 1 Charles R Gross 20 Dayton and Terrence J O Malley 20 Cleveland Injured but not admitted were Zaks Marcum and O Malley Police said Gross and O Malley are Bowling Green students The crash is under investigation Bowling Green faces Ohio University in a MAC game today Other incidents included a late night alley fight and a minor injury to James A Vincent 12 after being hit while crossing N Market St No charges were filed
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Haydenville
State Highway Patrol
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Cuyahoga Falls
Bowling Green University
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Hatboro
Zaks
Glenn R. Marcum
Cutler Rt. 1
Mount St. Mary Hospital
Marcum
Charles R. Gross
Dayton
Terrence J. O'Malley
Cleveland
Gross
O'Malley
Bowling Green
Ohio University
Logan
N. Market St
North St
James A. Vincent
Main St
Ronald R. Rydzewski
Church St
Official Census Shows Population Gain For Hocking
Hocking County official 1970 census count is 20,322 a gain of 154 persons in the past decade, per Rep Chalmers P Wylie. Preliminary figures had shown 19,989 later amended to 20,036, still below the 1960 count of 20,168. County commissioners filed a formal protest in June with the Census Bureau challenging the accuracy of the count.
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Hocking County
Chalmers P. Wylie
U.S. Department of Commerce
Bureau of the Census
Newark Hit By Walkout Over Wage Dispute
Newark Ohio utility of 43 000 people faces a police walkout as 66 officers join a strike. A city council special meeting was held on a wage dispute while a state of emergency remained in force. Police and safety leaders warned the situation was critical, with neighboring counties on alert for trouble and troops not yet requested.
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Newark
Ohio
James Alexander
Alexander
Russell Paine
Paine
Adj
Sylvester T. DelCorso
Heath
Licking County
Union Carbide Ordered To Clean Up At Marietta
The Associated Press reports Union Carbide faces cleanup orders in Marietta amid stormy weather. Freezing rain and snow sweep the southeast region, with icy roads warned in eight states from Louisiana to Kentucky and Virginia. Snow covers the Eastern Seaboard as arctic air advances in the West with Havre Montana receiving 11 inches. highs near 40 in the Hocking Valley.
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Ohio Faces Cold Northern Arctic Blast Soon
Very cold air dominates as snow and freezing rain affect the northern tier from Montana to Wisconsin. Ohio readings show teens in Cleveland and Youngstown with a warmer Lunken Airport 24, while arctic air moves toward Sunday with highs in the 30s and 40s possible after 20s tonight.
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Lancaster Youth Denies Fatal Beating
Lancaster Ohio AP Jerry Lee Snyder 20 pleaded innocent in municipal court to second degree murder for the death of his two year old stepson Anthony J Boggs. Police say the boy was beaten after refusing to play football.
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Kachelmacher Memorial Clinic Opens for Varicose Veins
The Kachelmacher Memorial Clinic opened in Hocking Valley with Dr. John J. Crawley and two Cincinnati colleagues examining 31 outpatients and 4 inpatients by 3:30 p.m. Patients came from Vienna West Virginia Belpre Chauncey Nelsonville Glouster Albany and Logan. The clinic operates Fridays at 10:30 a.m. with Mrs Peggy Ruflick as receptionist and Lucille Blanton as nurse.
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LPN
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Hill St
Kachelmacher Memorial Clinic
Hocking County
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Vascular Research Laboratory
Good Samaritan Hospital
Cincinnati
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Rodolfo Q. Bruno
James J. Arbaugh
Arbaugh
Kachelmacher
Robert Keynes
Kachelmacher Memorial, Inc
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Bremen
Lincoln St
Logan
David Arledge
Hocking Valley Community Hospital
Vienna
W. Va
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Nelsonville
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Ruckelshaus orders Union Carbide to clean Marietta plant now
Environment chief William D. Ruckelshaus rejects Union Carbide’s plan for the Parkersburg Marietta power plant and demands immediate cleanup. He requires a 40 percent cut in sulfur oxide emissions, taller smokestacks by April 1972, permanent controls, and a written commitment by January 19 with evidence of low sulfur coal procurement by February 1.
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William D. Ruckelshaus
Union Carbide Corp
Marietta
Ohio
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
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Volunteers Needed to Remove Christmas Decorations in Logan
Local citizens are asked to volunteer to take down the Christmas decorations in downtown Logan on Sunday morning. Report at 8 30 a m in front of the Courthouse. decorations will be stored at the Logan Trade Club building at the fairgrounds.
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Logan Trade Club
Fairgrounds
My Lai court martial rules orders defense limits
Military judge Col Kenneth Howard ruled that postwar Nuremberg trials eliminate obedience to orders as a defense in Sgt Charles Hutto’s My Lai case. A psychiatrist testimony was read into record after jury denial. The headlines also cover Vietnam troop withdrawals and Nixon’s 58th birthday events in California.
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My Lai
Kenneth Howard
Charles Hutto
James Jordan
Fort Lauderdale
Fla
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