Lukens late filing could block 1974 governor bid
State Sen. Donald E. Lukens failed to file his election expense statement by the Dec. 22 deadline and faces a five year ban from running for office. Secretary of State Ted W. Brown said the form arrived Jan. 3, and Lukens must prove mail loss to avoid penalties. He previously sought the governor’s race for 1974 and blamed postal delays for the late filing.
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Columbus
Ohio
Donald E
Buzz
Lukens
Ted W. Brown
Brown
Butler County Board of Elections
State Gop
John S. Andrews
Associated Press
Middletown
Young Republicans
End Of Ohio Conservation Subsidy Would Be Critical Blow To Farmers
Ohio officials warn that USDA subsidies for soil conservation and set aside payments may end. If both programs vanish, farmers lose about 71 million dollars annually from the Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Committee.
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Ohio
Columbus
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Eugene Abercrombie
Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Committee
Abercrombie
USDA
Nixon
Southeast Storm Causes Multiple Deaths Across Regions
A severe Pacific storm and Arctic cold hit the Southeast with freezing rain and ice. Casualties include one from a Jacksonville North Carolina roof collapse and two elderly sisters in Red Oak Georgia. slick roads caused two traffic deaths in North Carolina.
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Associated Press
California
Oregon
Nevada
Texas Panhandle
Midwest
Great Lakes
Jacksonville
N.C
Red Oak
Atlanta
Urb
North Carolina
North Georgia
Tennessee
Wholesale Farm Price Rise Largest In Past 26 Years
The Labor Department says wholesale farm prices rose 6.8 percent in the latest month, the largest monthly increase in 26 years, driven by weather damage to crops. Grain, eggs, hay and oil seeds led gains while fruits and vegetables fell 5.1 percent.
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Washington
Labor Department
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Annual Trade Club Meet Set Jan. 24
The Logan Trade Club plans its annual dinner meeting for 6:30 p.m. Wednesday January 24 at the Logan Armory. Guest speaker will be Father Richard Connelly of Washington D.H. Tickets cost 5 dollars each and must be reserved by Saturday January 20.
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Logan Trade Club
Logan Armory
Richard Connelly
Washington D.H
Sparkman Rips Freeze On Housing
Sen. John J. Sparkman says swift action can erase about two thirds of the hit from President Nixon's 18 month freeze on subsidized housing starts announced by Secretary George Romney at the National Association of Home Builders convention in Houston. Romney added a temporary halt on some water and sewer grants and public facility loans while projects in the pipeline or needed to meet commitments will be approved.
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Houston
Tex
John J. Sparkman
Nixon
George W. Romney
Department of Housing and Urban Development
Sparkman
Alabama
National Association of Home Builders
Romney
Laurelville Girl Burned In Critical Condition
Four year old Tamara Hartshorn, daughter of Mr and Mrs Larry Hartshorn of Laurelville, is listed in critical condition at Children’s Hospital Columbus after a mobile home fire Sunday evening. The fire started in her bedroom, burning 50 to 60 percent of her body. The trailer and contents suffered about 75 and 250 dollars in damage respectively. Laurelville volunteer firemen extinguished the blaze.
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Tamara Hartshorn
Larry Hartshorn
Laurelville
Children’s Hospital
Columbus
No Sign Of Progress In Vietnam Peace Talks In Paris
In Paris Henry Kissinger and Le Duc Tho met six hours in a second session as Hanoi stated no sign the negotiations would reach results. Kissinger hosted at an American villa near St Nom la Breteache amid a tense, nonpublic exchange following heavy bombing on North Vietnam. Tho and his advisers left smiling after the talks.
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Paris
Henry A. Kissinger
le Duc Tho
Vietnam
Hanoi
Nixon
St. Nom la Breteche
North Vietnam
Tho
Kissinger
Haiphong
Nhan Dan
North Vietnamese Communist Party
U.S
One Million Power Cut Threat Spurs Conservation Appeal
Monongahela Power Co workers race to repair a leaking boiler threatening a five state brownout covering north central West Virginia western Pennsylvania western Maryland parts of Virginia and eastern Ohio. The company urged only essential use of appliances and lights as generation dips.
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Fairmont
W.va
Monongahela Power Co
West Virginia
Pennsylvania
Maryland
Virginia
Ohio
Ohio to receive propane gas for farmers from Hydra Gas
Arrangement made with Hydra Gas of Sarnia Ontario to supply 700000 gallons of propane to Ohio farmers for drying corn and soybeans. Commission chairman Henry Eckhart said the gas will go mainly to northwestern Ohio where it is needed. Officials say 20 million more gallons are needed to dry damp crops.
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Columbus, Ohio
Ohio
Public Utilities Commission
Commission
Henry Eckhart
Sarnia
Ont
Trial opens for seven in Democratic headquarters break in
The seven men charged in the break in and alleged bugging of the Democratic national headquarters are expected witnesses at the trial opening in U S District Court. They include current or former White House staffers and members of Nixon's reelection effort, with the testimony extending into the Nixon administration but not to top levels.
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Washington
White House
Nixon
U.S. District Court
Prices slip slightly in active New York stock market
In New York trading the stock market edged a bit lower as buyers and sellers moved with caution amid a day of active turnover. Investors watched early gains fade as several major issues slid slightly while others held ground.
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New York
Real Estate Tax Mailing Delayed In Hocking County
Hocking Treasurer Francis E. Myers announced real estate tax statements will not be mailed in January as in previous years. They will be sent about six weeks later with first half taxes to be collected in March, though a deadline has not been set. The delay follows late state legislature and Supreme Court decisions that hindered preparing the tax books.
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Hocking
Francis E. Myers
Hocking County
Myers
Supreme Court
Moorer To Brief Congress On Resumption Of Bombing
Adm. Thomas H. Moorer is to testify to House Appropriations and Armed Services committees on the December bombing of Hanoi Hai Phong. Secretary Laird says full information will be released in executive session while peace talks continue.
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Washington
Pentagon
Capitol Hill
Congress
North
Vietnam
Adm
Thomas H. Moorer
Joint Chiefs of Staff
House ‘Appropriations and
Armed Services Committees
Melvin R. Laird
Moorer
Hanoi
Haiphong
Nixon
United States
North Vietnam
Paris
White House
Henry Kissinger
Armed Services Committee
Laird
Pike
Fourth District Court Affirms Woodgeard Murder Conviction
The Fourth District Court of Appeals confirmed the life sentence of James Gilbert Woodgeard 53 Laurelville Rt 2 for the July 19 1971 fatal shooting of Barton Eugene Payne 48 at Dick's Tavern near South Bloomingville. He had appealed a Hocking County Common Pleas Court second degree murder conviction.
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Fourth District Court of Appeals
James Gilbert Woodgeard
Laurelville Rt. 2
Ohio
Barton Eugene Payne
Laurelville
Dick’s Tavern
South Bloomingville
Woodgeard
Hocking County Common Pleas Court
White House Cuts Staff Amid Plan to Reshape Bureaucracy
Nixon has reduced White House professional staff by about 14 percent since pledging a leaner federal bureaucracy. Close associates say more departures are likely as the president, who spoke at Camp David last November, aims to lead by example in government efficiency.
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Washington
Nixon
White House
Camp David
Police Unable To Locate Sniper In New Orleans Siege
New Orleans police chief says a sniper linked to six killings and 17 injuries slipped away from a 200 man cordon at the Howard Johnsons hotel rooftop. A floor by floor search found no one. the city plans to reopen the central business district.
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New Orleans
Clarence Giarrusso
Giarrusso
Howard Johnson’s
Moon Landrieu
Banks Set Shareholders' Meeting Dates
The Logan Citizens Bank holds its annual meeting at 7 30 p m Wednesday in the bank lobby to receive the annual report elect directors and transact other business. Salt Creek Valley Bank Laurelville schedules its meeting for 1 30 p m today at the bank. Logan Federal Savings & Loan Association plans 4 p m Wednesday Jan 17 for its annual meeting. Farmers & Merchants Bank sets 2 p m Wednesday Jan 24. Logan Clay Products Co holds Feb 24 morning meeting at Logan Federal community room.
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The
Logan Citizens Bank
Salt Creek Valley Bank
Laurelville
Logan Federal Savings & Loan Association
Farmers & Merchants Bank
Logan Clay Products Co
Logan Federal Community Room
Open Season On MIGs Declared Above 20th Parallel
Nixon authorizes U S fighter escorts to attack North Vietnamese MIGs or SAM sites above the 20th parallel if they threaten B52s. A Phantom downed a MIG21 near Thanh Hoa, easing above the parallel. U S sources report 39 B52s dropped about 1100 tons and 128 strikes hit trucks and depots in the panhandle.
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Saigon
Nixon
U.S
North Vietnam
Air Force
Thanh Hoa
Hanoi
Hoa Binh
New Taxi Service Proposal Before Logan City Council
A Logan Trade Club spokesman says a proposal for a new taxicab service will be presented to City Council tonight. If approved, it would replace Tchndy's Taxicab Service, which closed last week, leaving Logan without taxi service.
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Logan Trade Club
Tchndy
Logan
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Rockbridge
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