Logan City Council Considers Taxi License Proposals
Two interested applicants appeared before Logan City Council to seek cab licenses. The council approved the year's first ordinance, allocating 23360250 for temporary expenses through March 31. Residents noted doubt about two cabs needed and discussed franchise requirements and cab purchases.
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Logan
Council
Robert Gosnell
Gosnell
Roy Loomis
Tschudy Taxicab Co
Loomis
Art Tschudy
Tschudy
State Highway Patrol
Earl Timberlake
Logan Rt
Ralph Wharton
Logan Rt. 3
Timberlake
City County Officials Back River Project
Hocking County and Logan city officials plus leaders met Army Corps of Engineers representatives at Blosser's Restaurant to view tentative Hocking River flood protection plans. About 35 to 40 attended an 11 hour luncheon as engineers said the plan is not yet complete and a public hearing will occur in February.
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Hocking County
Logan City
Army Corps of Engineers
Blosser’s
Hocking River
New Orleans Sniper Probe Still Clouded
Police identify the sniper as Mark J. Essex, 23, of Emporia Kansas. Investigators cite possible conspiracy but offer no confirmation while six people were killed and 17 wounded in the New Orleans hotel rooftop attack.
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New Orleans
Clarence Giarrusso
Mark J. Essex
Emporia
Essex
Howard Johnson
Giarrusso
Alfred Harrell
Edwin C. Hosli Sr
Harrell and
Hos
W. A. Chambers
Navy
Washington
MOorer Testifies on Viet Bombing and Policy
Adm. Moorer testified on the Dec 18 bombing restart as a continuation of the bomb or negotiate policy. He said no specific tactical reason was given, only that October restrictions were lifted, while Laird cited lack of settlement as cause for resuming strikes.
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Adm
Moorer
Washington
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Hanoi-Haiphong
Thomas H. Moorer
White House
Pentagon
House Appropriations and
Armed Services Committees
Administration
Melvin R. Laird
Nixon
North Vietnam
Laird
Michael Harrington
Dmass
Mboorer
Solitary Vinton County Doctor At Odds With Hill Folk
A frontier clash in Vinton County centers on Dr. Altaf Hussain the area’s only physician. Residents accuse him of rigid hours and aloof service while Hussain defends a modern approach swift patient processing and strict timekeeping. The feud echoes a century of rural doctor turnover and leaves McArthur with uncertain medical care.
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Vinton County
Hill
Henry Heilbrunn
Associated Press
Mcarthur
Ohio
Altaf Hussain
Vinton Coun
Hussain
Big City
Hill County
Appalachia
Washington County
Richard Bullock
Bullock
Moody
Dr. Hussain
Hostil
Ohio plans 92.3 million revenue sharing funds for 1972 73
Gov. John Gilligan unveils a 92.3 million plan for federal revenue sharing. Highlights include 34.3 million for vocational education and 18.5 million for Natural Resources park and beach projects across multiple sites including Lake Erie access and state trails.
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Columbus
Ohio
John Gilligan
Natural Resources Department
Department of Education
Natural Resources
Lake Erie
Panderson State Park
Alum Creek
Caesar Creek
Buck Creek
Stonelick
Portage Lakes
Beaver Creek
Lake Erie Beach
Toledo
Sandusky
Lorain-Elyria
Cleveland
Kelley’s Island
Cuyahoga Valley Park
Great Seal
Mount Logan
Chillicothe
Mount Gilead
McConnellsville
Stillwater River
Lake St. Marys
Indian Lake
Maumee River
Tuscarawas River
Interstate
Mrs. Adeline Shanley 98 Dies in Logan Ohio
Adeline K. Shanley 98 of 1178 West Hunter Street Logan died at 6 30 a m in Hocking Valley Community Hospital Born October 11 1874 in Logan daughter of the late Jacob and Julia Ann Geiger Krishbaum widow of Frank Shanley She worked at McGovern shoe factory and was a member of St John Catholic Church Surviving are daughter Mary Adcock nine grandchildren 22 great grandchildren and three great great grandchildren Services will be held 10 30 a m Saturday at St John Catholic Church Burial Oak Grove Cemetery Wake services 7 30 p m Friday at Roberts Funeral Home with visitation 7 9 p m Thursday and 2 4 and 7 9 p m Friday.
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Adeline K. Shanley
Logan
Joseph Shanley
St. John’s Catholic Church
James A. Geiger
Oak Grove Cemetery
Roberts Funeral Home
Nixon Nears Final Phase 3 Wage Price Plan Decision
President Nixon weighs Phase 3 wage price controls with a possible rollout within weeks ahead of April 30. White House hints a decision this week after adviser's recommendations. Farm produce controls are ruled out. focus shifts to different coverage and potential relief for businesses. The plan may include steps to boost food supplies to curb prices.
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Washington
Nixon
Congress
White House
Ronald L. Ziegler
Supreme Court voids 145 million Hughes Tool judgment
The Supreme Court on a 6 to 2 vote voided a 145 million award to Trans World Airlines against Hughes Tool Co owned by Howard R. Hughes. The Court ruled CAB approval shielded the transactions from antitrust liability, reversing prior confirmations from lower courts and rejecting Brownell's finding of antitrust violation.
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Howard Hughes
Trans World Airlines
William O. Douglas
U.S. Atty
Herbert Brownell
TWA
Civil Aeronautics Board
CAB
Warren E. Burger
Harry A. Blackmun
Brownell
Hughes Tool
U.S. Dist
Charles M. Metzner
New York
U.S. Circuit Court
Douglas
Circuit Court
Toole
Arctic Cold Triggers Widespread Gas Shortages Across South
Arctic outbreak drives sub zero temperatures from Rockies to Great Lakes. Louisiana Mississippi face gas cutbacks. Texas industry hit by poor pipelines. South prioritizes homes and hospitals as schools close. Atlanta area endures third day of deep freeze with 4 degrees at dawn.
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South
Rockies
Great Lakes
Louisiana
Mississippi
Texas
Southeast
Oklahoma Braces for Snow Surge After Ice Storm
Officials warned residents of two more days of cold and dis confort as a Sunday ice storm lingers. Oklahoma Governor convened a rescue agency meeting to handle an on slaught of snow and freezing weather. Snow stretched from California mountains to the Plains with heavy snow alerts in Kansas and New Mexico and travel advisories across several western states.
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Oklahoma
Arizona
New Mexico
Salt Creek Valley Bank Re-elects Officers and Directors
Salt Creek Valley Bank in Laurelville re-elected all directors Arthur L. Hinton W K Dumm Thomas D Rose Lloyd G Whisler Damon E Pontious Raymond W Hedges and Gilbert L Armstrong at its annual meeting. Officers re-elected were Hinton as chairman Dumm as president Rose as executive VP and secretary Mrs Gwendolyn Egan cashier and N Franklin Strous assistant cashier. Bank assets reached a record 5 190 634 40 reflecting a 700 000 rise from last year.
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Salt Creek Valley Bank
Laurelville
Arthur L. Hinton
W. K. Dumm
Thomas D. Rose
Lloyd G. Whisler
Damon E. Pontious
Raymond W. Hedges
Gilbert L. Armstrong
Hinton
Dumm
Rose
Gwendolyn Egan
N. Franklin Strous
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Wooster
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