Grandma Gatewood to be Honored at Hocking Hills Winter Hike
The Ohio Department of Natural Resources announces plans for the 8th annual winter hike at Hocking Hills State Park on Saturday with a plaque for Emma Gatewood. About 2,000 hikers expected. 50 mile trek from Old Man's Cave to Ash Cave led by naturalists. lunch at Cedar Falls. Gatewood to greet hikers at noon.
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Grandma Gatewood
Hocking Hills
Ohio Department of Natural Resources Today
Hocking Hills State Park
Division of Parks and Recreation
Old Man’s Cave
Ash Cave
Old Man’s Gorge
Devil’s Bathtub
Sphynx Head
Cedar Falls
Queer Creek
William B. Nye
Department of Natural Resources
Jack Miller
Emma
Grandma) Gatewood
Gallia County
Guy Denny
Clint Shepard
Northwest
Ohio
Howard Gratz
Northeast
Larry Henry
Southeast
Don Lundy
Public Information Office
Department
Logan Kiwanis Club
Logan Trade Club
Commissioners Move Toward Purchase Of James Building
Hocking County commissioners begin steps to buy the century old James Building in downtown Logan adjacent to the Courthouse for 55000 dollars. The site will provide off street parking and future expansion while housing several tenants past and present.
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Hocking County Commissioners
James
Logan
E. Main St
Otto Shaw
Commissioners
Shaw
Main St
Community Cable
Rempel Bank
Farmers & Merchants Bank
Jurgie’s
Logan Masonic Lodge
Rhea Bangert Brown
Claude Pettit
Nixon ends most wage price controls except food and health
President Nixon abolishes mandatory wage and price controls for all but food and health sectors and creates a self administering system. He asks Congress for a year extension of authority, retains the Cost of Living Council, and sets new rules for price adjustments tied to costs and profits.
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Washington
Nixon
Congress
Pay Board
The
Price Commission
Cost of Living Council
White House
Secretary of the Treasury
George Shultz
Aflcio
George Meany
Council On Health
Negotiations Pause as Vietnam Sees Decisive Stage
North Vietnam warned in Paris that it will not be intimidated by American bombing and will reject terms seen as unreasonable. Kissinger and Tho, with technical experts, pressed talks beyond principles but no progress toward resolving main obstacles. Saigon reports indicate Hanoi readiness for possible signing only if changes are limited.
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North
Vietnam
United States
Kissinger
Tho
Saigon
Hanoi
Nixon
Upper End Of Lake Logan Safe For Ice Skaters
Sub freezing weather coats the upper end of Lake Logan with four inches of ice and skaters enjoy it. Park manager Charles Dalton warns the lower end toward the dam is only about two inches thick and not safe. He says the only safe stretch is between the dikes at the lake’s upper end.
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Lake Logan
Charles Dalton
Dalton
Army streamlines command structure to save costs
The U S Army plans a major 11 year first time reorganization to boost readiness and trim manpower by 10 000 to 15 000 personnel, aiming to save 150 to 200 million dollars annually. New Force and Training and Doctrine Commands will replace Continental Army Command and 3rd Army Headquarters will move to 1st Army at Meade.
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Washington
Army
Pentagon
Ft. McPherson
Continental Army Command
Ft. Monroe
Nation Still Shuddering From Winter
Snow freezing rain and sleet chilled the South from Texas to the Carolinas while the North from the Rockies to the Atlantic stayed in cold but fair conditions. Six inches of snow fell in parts of north central Texas last night and temperatures rose to 23 degrees by 11 am after a low of 5. Wednesday's high reached 25.
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Texas
Carolinas
Rockies
Atlantic
Hocking Valley
Freezing Rain and Snow Sweep Texas and Nearby States
Freezing rain and sleet hit south central and southeastern Texas with only the coastal fringe spared. Heavy snow warnings were posted for north central Texas while ice storms extended to San Antonio and Beaumont. Travel advisories covered the central Gulf states. Far West seen snow in the mountains of Washington Nevada Oregon and northern central California. Gale warnings rode Washington and Oregon coasts with persistent snow over the Great Lakes and heavy snow squalls along western New York.
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Texas
San Antonio
Beaumont
Gulf States
Louisiana
Arkansas
Mississippi
Alabama
Washington
Nevada
Oregon
California
Great Lakes
Lake Erie
New York
Watergate Guilty Plea Accepted in Hunt Case
Washington AP reports E Howard Hunt Jr pleaded guilty for a second time and the government accepted his plea removing him from the trial of seven men charged with burglarizing the Democratic Party headquarters. Hunt sought to drop three charges in exchange for pleas to three others. Judge Sirica noted the government had signaled intent to present strong evidence on all six counts.
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Washington
E. Howard Hunt Jr
Democratic Party
Hunt
Sirica
Interests of Justice
Citizens Bank shareholders re elect directors and officers
James Frey was re elected chairman of the board and Herschel Bensenhaver was re elected president at the annual meeting. Directors re elected included Frey Bensenhaver Marion Allen Neal Dillon Charles Geil Ernest Hartman Larry Kitch en Dr Albert Leonard John Saving and William Vaughn.
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James Frey
Herschel Bensenhaver
Citizens Bank
Frey
Bensonhaver
Marion Allen
Neal Dillon
Charles Geil
Ernest Hartman
Larry Kitchen
Albert Leonard
John Saving
William Vaughn
Vaughn
Fred Weghorst
Michele Boyer
Ohio farmers may get property tax relief proposal
In Columbus Rep John Johnson with 40 co sponsors introduced a constitutional amendment to cut property taxes for many farmers. Hearings expected to begin next week. In Argentina rescue teams searched San Justo for tornado victims with 46 bodies found and about 300 injured, death toll rising.
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Columbus
Ohio
John Johnson
Orville
San Justo
Argentina
Booth Newspapers to acquire Parade Magazine for 30 million
Announcement from Booth Newspapers, Inc. states it will buy Parade Magazine, a Sunday supplement in 101 papers, for 30 million in Booth stock. Booth publishes eight Michigan dailies. In Ohio, officials forecast a November vote on another state income tax repeal proposal.
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Ann Arbor
Columbus, Ohio
Stock market holds steady amid active trading in New York
Prices stayed even in a busy session on Wall Street as traders moved shares across sectors. The tone suggested cautious optimism with steady volumes and no clear breakout in major indexes.
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New York
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