End Run Around Natural Gas Prices Sparks Criticism
Washington critics charge the FPC optional pricing allows windfall profits for producers. Three offshore Louisiana field producers seek immediate 73 percent rises with potential doubling in seven years as the industry faces a gas shortage and calls for tighter federal controls.
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Consumers Union
John E. Moss
D-Calif
PUCO preparing likely bombshell for Gilligan era
The Public Utilities Commission of Ohio quietly rewrites the 407 page utility law affecting all public services. It could dismiss some utility firms with job losses and cut employee benefits tied to union contracts, signaling a tense political moment.
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Columbus, Ohio
Public Utilities Commission of Ohio
John Gilligan
PUCO
Ohio
Gilligan
Afl-Cio Presi
Parsons Steps Down As Mount St. Mary Chief
James E. Parsons resigns as Mount St. Mary Hospital administrator effective January 12 for personal reasons. Samuel B. Erskine says resignation accepted with regret. Sister Bernice acts as interim administrator with Sisters William and Anne assisting.
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Mount St. Mary
Samuel B. Erskine
Mount St. Mary Hospital
James E. Parsons
Erskine
Bernice
Nelsonville Hospital
William
Anne
Minnie Bowen Scholarship Recipients Named
Trustees announced the Minnie Bowen Scholarships awards to J. David Eberst a former Logan High School teacher now pursuing a master's at Ball State University Muncie Indiana Cathy Anderson a 1972 LHS graduate now at Ohio University and Deborah Arlene McKenzie a 1972 LHS graduate attending Mt Vernon Nazarene College.
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J. David Eberst
Logan High School
Ball State University
Muncie
Ind
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N. Market St
LHS
Ohio University
Deborah Arlene McKenzie
Mt. Vernon Nazarene College
Snowy Hocking Valley Schools Open Amid Slick Roads
Nearly three inches of snow blanketed the Hocking Valley as schools mostly opened and buses ran, with road crews salting and plowing since 1:30 a.m. City streets, especially Hilltop near the school area, were cleared by 2:30 a.m. Several districts remained open while others reported transportation delays and late buses due to slick conditions. Temperatures rose to near 50 partly cloudy tonight with mild conditions forecast.
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Hocking Valley
State Highway Patrol
County Highway Department
Nelsonville - York
Laurelville
Four Watergate defendants plead guilty in trial reducing defense
Four Miami area defendants Bernard Barker Eugenio Martinez Frank Surgis and Virgilio Gonzalez pleaded guilty to all counts leaving only James McCord Jr and G Gordon Liddy at trial as the remnants of the original seven. The move signals possible closure of the high profile phase as U S district judge Sirica notes increased risk of mistrial.
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Eugenio R. Martinez
Frank A. Surgis
Virgilio R. Gonzalez
Miami
White House
E. Howard Hunt
Gerald Alch
James W. McCord Jr
G. Gordon Liddy
New York
Henry B. Rothblatt
Democratic Party
U.S. District Court
John J. Sirica
Rothblatt
Sirica
Newmeyer
Skaters Flock To Lake Logan Ice Now Unsafe
Lake Logan State Park manager Charles Dalton says about 1,000 people visited the lake weekend mainly for skating but warming temperatures have made the ice unsafe. About 25 ice fishermen reported bass catches, mostly around 12 inches.
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Lake Logan
Charles Dalton
Lake Logan State Park
Dalton
Market jumps as Viet Nam talks boost stocks
New York traders sent the Dow Jones average up 5.04 points to 1044.40 at noon after White House signals that Viet Nam peace talks were advancing and bombing might end.
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White House
Vietnam
U.S
Record 2 500 Turn Out For Annual Winter Hike
Sunny skies drew a record 2 500 plus hikers from across Ohio for the 8th annual winter hike along the Buckeye Trail in Hocking Hills State Park. Grandma Gatewood received awards for outstanding contributions to the event.
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Cedar Falls
Old Man’s Cave
Ash Cave
Harold Roach
Ohio
Buckeye Trail
Hocking Hills State Park
Grandma Gatewood
Gallia County
America
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Ohio Department of Natural Resources
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Guy Denny
Emma
Grandma) Gatewood
Gallia Countian
John A Podoske 101 Dies in Ohio Burial Planned
John A Podoske 101 former resident of Jobs and Murray City died Sunday at his Jacksonville home. Born 1871 in Europica Poland he is survived by two daughters Sadie Cover and Mary Skinner four sons Stanley Jack Charles and Joe 17 grandchildren and 24 great grandchildren. He was preceded in death by wife Mary. Services 9 30 a m Wednesday Van Fossen Funeral Home Glouster. Rosary 7 p.m. Tuesday. Burial Greenlawn Cemetery Nelsonville.
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Jobs
Murray City
Jacksonville
Europica
Poland
Sadie Cover
Mary Skinner
Grove City
Stanley
Windsor
van Fossen
Glouster
Greenlawn Cemetery
Nelsonville
Nixon orders halt to North Vietnam offensive actions
President Nixon halted all offensive military operations in North Vietnam at 10 a.m. EST citing progress in Paris peace talks. Kissinger and Haig moved to Paris and Saigon to present new plans as Thieu weighs sovereignty and troop withdrawal terms amid ongoing talks.
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Fla
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North Vietnam
Paris
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White House
Ziegler
Henry A. Kissinger
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le Duc Tho
Dr. Kissinger
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Alexander M. Haig Jr
Saigon
Nguyen van Theiu
Thieu
National Security Council
Haig
Council
Indochina
Pham Dang Lam
Ellsworth Bunker
Ohio OH Dept of Public Works approves Logan district office bid
The Ohio Department of Public Works accepted a bid to build a 9,000 square foot Southeast District health office in Logan at the east edge, with occupancy planned for June.
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Ohio Department of Public Works
Logan
Ohio Department of Health
Murder trial jurors stay on Corona as he recovers in hospital
Juan V. Corona remains hospitalized awaiting the jury verdict on 25 murder charges after a heart attack. Deliberations resume on the fourth day as prosecutors say Corona fatally hacked and buried 25 drifters and field workers.
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Fairfield
Calif
Juan V. Corona
Corona
Logan High School: Bomb threat traced to caller, classes continue
A bomb threat reported at about 8 20 a m prompted Logan High School to evacuate briefly before police and administrators cleared the building. Principal Charles Moore said the call came to the Logan police station and appeared to be made by a male caller. Classes continued as investigators checked the school.
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Charles Moore
LHS
Logan Police Station
Moore
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