Hocking Ministers Lead Fund Drive For Rev Leonard Ferguson
Logan community launches Leonard Ferguson Day a week after the First Baptist Church pastor, 38, fights an inoperable brain tumor at Mt. Carmel Hospital Columbus. A five hour telethon on Channel 2 and WLGN radio seeks funds with pledges to 385-2101 and post office box donations.
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Leonard Ferguson
Logan
First Baptist Church
Mt. Carmel Hospital
Columbus
Logan Community
Hocking Valley Community Hospital
Hocking County
Logan High School
Ferguson
Richard Erb
Conrad O. Diehm
Wlgn Radio
Orc
P.O
Erb
LHS
Hocking Valley
Logan Daily News
WLGN
Watergate Witness Details Infiltration and Payoffs
Thomas Gregory, a Brigham Young University student, testified he spied for E. Howard Hunt in a Democratic headquarters infiltration and was paid with envelopes of money. Hunt pleaded guilty to six charges. trial continues for six co defendants as charges of conspiracy burglary and illegal wiretapping are pursued.
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Washington
Utah
White House
E. L. Warren
Provo
Muskie
Warren
Hunt
National Democratic
Watergate Complex
U.S. Dist
John Sirica
Nixon
Nixon Administration
Gregory
Justice Department
Nixon Campaign Committee
G. Gordon Liddy
Frank A. Sturgis
Virgilio R. Gonzalez
Miami Associates
Barker
Logan Federal Posts 1972 Gains and Growth
Logan Federal Savings & Loan Association reported 1972 savings increase of $4 million and total assets near $27 million as of December 31, with assets doubling in five years. Bruce Fickel said loan demand remained strong, financing 81 homes in 1972, and 1973 outlook is favorable. The Athens branch, opened in 1967, is managed by David Lovett. The annual shareholders meeting is set for 4 p.m. Wednesday, Jan 17.
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Logan Federal Savings & Loan Association
Bruce Fickel
Logan Federal
Fickel
Athens
David Lovett
Logan man appeals for blood drive in Logan
George Geiger of Logan Route 5 appeals for blood to replace 14 pints used in major surgery at Good Samaritan Hospital Cincinnati. He works for Coffman Stair Co plant in Logan. The next bloodmobile in Logan is January 7 from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. at the armory.
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George Geiger
Logan Rt. 5
Good Samaritan Hospital
Cincinnati
Coffman Stair Co
Logan
Armory
Tuskegee Payoff Urged
In Washington the Senate receives a bill to compensate survivors and families of men who died in a federal untreated syphilis study. The measure seeks redress for those affected by the Tuskegee study.
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Tuskegee
Washington
Senate
Grain Transport Woes Hit Ohio Farmers Hard
Ohio grain handlers warn rail car shortages and crowded elevators worsen after harvest. Greenleaf of the Ohio Grain, Feed and Fertilizer Association cites shrinking shipments to the Soviet Union and uneven car allocation as farmers pile up corn and soybeans while yards fill and trains stall. Kenneth Peterson of Columbus Grain Terminal notes potential future full capacity, as the industry seeks equitable treatment.
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H. J. Czerniejewski
Associated Press
Columbus, Ohio
Dick Powers
Pickaway Grain Co
Circleville
Soviet Union
Bower
Ohio
Greenleaf
Bowers
Interstate Commerce Commission
Columbus
Kenneth Peterson
Peace talks enter fifth day amid fog and tension
Paris notices Henry Kissinger and Le Duc Tho meet for the fifth time in a new round of secret peace talks. Technical experts confer as双方 press for agreement. In Hanoi, Hanoi accuses U S of feverish war preparations. Security tightens at Tan Son Nhut amid bomb threat rumors. Nixon aide nominee Clements faces questions on nuclear options in Vietnam.
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Paris
Henry A. Kissinger
le Duc Tho
Nixon
Gif Sur Yvette
St. Nom la Bretache
Tho
Kissinger
Hanoi
North Vietnamese
United States
U.S
Saigon
Tan Son Nhut Air Base
Michael Smith Resigns From City Police Force
Ptl. Michael Smith of Logan resigns from the city police department effective February 1 1973 after four years to take a post with the Ohio Department of Taxation He cites lack of communication and a stagnant pay plan as key factors in his decision Smith is a 1964 Logan High School graduate and president of the local Fraternal Order of Police He and his wife Becky have a one year old daughter Jennifer Replacement will be chosen from an eligibility list after a civil service exam
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Michael Smith
Mohican Ave
Logan Police Department
Ptl
Smith
Ohio Department of Taxation
Logan High School
Order of Police
Morehead State University
Becky
Jennifer
Roy Kelch
City of
Logan
Rep Ball to Join 8th Annual Winter Hike at Hocking Hills
State Rep Claire Ball of Athens plans to participate in the 8th annual winter hike at Hocking Hills State Park. The 6 mile trek from Old Man's Cave to Ash Cave will include Division of Parks and Recreation officials and trained naturalists as guides. Hikers gather at 9 30 a m at the park shelter house near Old Man's Cave.
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Claire
Buzz) Ball
Athens
Hocking Hills State Park
Ball
Division of Parks and Recreation
Ohio Department of Natural Resources
Old Man’s Cave
Ash Cave
Hocking Valley
Southeastern
Ohio
Nixon Lifts Most Wage Price Controls Causing Market Rally
President Nixon ended tight mandatory controls except for food and health, shifting to voluntary guidelines and asking Congress to extend standby power through April 30. The Dow rose to 1051.70 on the news amid expectations of higher profits, while critics warned of faster inflation.
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Washington
Nixon
Congress
Chicago
John R. Kernodle
American Medical Association
Allied
Schmidt Quits Detroit Lions
DETROIT AP Joe Schmidt resigned today as head coach of the Detroit Lions after an 8-5-1 season and a third place finish in the NFC Central. Schmidt ends 19 years with the club with a 35-29-6 coaching record, having been head coach six years and one day. He was at the team offices for the announcement. (Moved from line: Jan. 11. )
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Detroit
Joe Schmidt
Detroit Lions
Schmidt
Lions
Private Sector Reacts To Phase 3
New York AP reports mixed reactions to Nixon phase 3 wage and price plan. AFL CIO leader Meany offers cooperation while UAW chief Woodcock calls for study. USAW chief Fitzgerald warns of profiteers. GM chief Gerstenberg supports easing and competition. NAM president Kenna backs interim framework for free markets. Some economists fear renewed inflation and risks from easing controls amid union bargaining.
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New York
Nixon
George Meany
Afl-Cio
Leonard Woodcock
United Auto Workers
Albert J. Fitzgerald
United Electrical, Radio and Machine Workers of America
Richard C. Gerstenberg
General Motors
Gerstenberg
W. D. Kenna
National Association of Manufacturers
Walter Hoadley
Bank of America
Stock Market Mixed After Phase 3 Rally Cools
New York stocks opened mixed as a Phase 3 rally cooled. The noon Dow fell 0.07 to 1051.63 while decliners slightly topped gainers. AT T slipped 3 percent to 54 as block trading slowed from Thursday.
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New York
New York Stock Exchange
Alan R. Shaw
Harris, Upham & Co
At&t
Frigid Hocking Valley Morning Brees To 3 Above
The season's low reached 3 above zero at 5 a.m. in the Hocking Valley and held for about 3 hours. By 11 a.m. the temperature was 23 degrees with Thursday's high at 29. Warmer conditions and upper 30s are forecast for Saturday.
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Hocking Valley
Food price hikes to persist through mid 1973
Beef and pork price increases are expected to continue into mid 1973 as USDA actions reopen 30 million acres from idle status. Secretary Butz and USDA officials say the latest wheat land cancellations will barely affect prices in six months, with meat prices already 10 to 30 cents higher per pound than a year ago.
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Washington
Nixon
Agriculture Department
Agriculture
Earl L. Butz
Don Paarlberg
USDA
Butz
White House
Associated Press
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Earl J. Silbert
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Jeb Magruder
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Silbert
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Logan Rt
William P. Clements Jr
Pentagon
Vietnam
Dallas
Senate Armed Services Committee
Defense
Clements
Harold E. Hughes
Iowa
City Police Force
Rep. Ball
Hoadley
Walter Heller
President’s Council of Economic Advisors
Kennedy
Johnson
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