Police Officers Demand Apology from Logan Mayor
The Logan Lodge No. 124 Fraternal Order of Police demands a public apology from Mayor Merril Haney for saying in a city council meeting that someone in the police department had sticky fingers. They accuse the remark of attacking the integrity of officers and civilian staff over missing bonds totaling $60.
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Merril Haney
Logan Police Department
Logan Lodge No. 124
Fraternal Order of Police
Logan Daily News
Logan Lodge 124
Logan
Merril B. Haney
Haney
Lice
Gilligan Ends Convict Use At Mansion
Gov. John J. Gilligan suspends 14 honor inmate assignments at the Ohio mansion and in his office as a temporary measure while planning how much help is needed. Forty nine inmates work elsewhere in Columbus with others at the prison, BMV, mental hygiene, and Corrections. The move could affect future inmate labor when the state prison shifts to Lucasville on July 1. All inmates earn ten dollars monthly with no extra pay for offsite work.
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Columbus
Ohio
John J. Gilligan
Lucasville
Gilligan
Hog quarantine imposed again in Clinton County
East-Central Clinton County in Ohio is under a hog quarantine after a new cholera outbreak. County agent Edmond Flatt reports about 700 hogs were destroyed on one farm this week. he notes 6,000 to 7,000 hogs had been killed countywide in 1970. Much of the county had quarantine status late in 1970 but it was lifted.
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Wilmington
Ohio
Clinton County
Edmond Flatt
McGovern open to any race or sex for running mate
U.S. Sen. George McGovern said he would accept a black or a woman as his running mate in 1972. He spoke at Ohio Wesleyan University and noted he will seek the Democratic nomination. He praised Cleveland Mayor Carol Stokes as an appealing leader but avoided naming a preferred running mate.
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Columbus
Ohio
U.S
George McGovern
Ohio Wesleyan University
South Dakota
S.D
Cleveland
Carol Stokes
Stokes
McGovern
Test Of Special Devices Slated By Mine Rescue Team
West Virginia test of a multimillion dollar plan uses space technology to save miners trapped underground. A rescue team awaits a call to simulate locating miners, transmitting through earth, and drilling 9 500 feet to place modular shelters for up to 15 men.
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Charleston
W.va
Department of the Interior
Westinghouse Electric Corp
U.S. Bureau of Mines
Westinghouse
West Virginia
Interior Department
Jury Deliberations Begin in Tate Case After Prosecution Totals
Jurors in the Sharon Tate murder trial begin deliberations after prosecutors described the defendants as living by a religion of death. Charles Manson and three co defendants faced first degree murder and conspiracy charges as defense lawyers urged innocence and blamed unknown killers.
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Los Angeles
Sharon Tate
Charles Manson
Manson
Vincent T. Bugliosi
Bugliosi
Susan Atkins
Patricia Krenwinkel
Leslie van Houten
Linda Kasabian
Rennie Davis Speaks at Athens Antiwar Rally
Rennie Davis of the Chicago Seven will headline an Athens Ohio rally. He will speak at 2 p.m. Sunday about the May Action in Washington D C as antiwar groups plan to shut down the capital if the Vietnam War continues. Anne Froines, wife of fellow defendant John Froines, speaks Saturday at 1 a m. The event is billed as Vietnam Memorial Weekend and marks the start of the second decade of war in Vietnam. Sponsored by the Independent Research Group of Athens.
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Athens
Ohio
Chicago Seven
Rennie Davis
Davis
Washington
D.C
Anne Froines
John Fraines
Vietnam
The
Independent Research Group of
Weekend Hocking Valley Weather Likely Snow Flurry
Cloudy skies bring a chance of light snow tonight as the Hocking Valley forecasts a cool weekend. Temperatures slipped to 22 degrees early this morning with a 1 a.m. low near freezing and Friday’s high reached 32 degrees.
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Hocking Valley
Swiss Ambassador Released After Kidnap in Brazil
Swiss Ambassador Giovanni Enrico Bucher was released after 40 days in captivity by Brazilian terrorists. He traveled back to his Rio de Janeiro residence in a car bearing diplomatic plates, according to Swiss Embassy officials.
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Rio DE Janeiro
Viovanni Enrico Bucher
Brazil
Rio
U S Moves Toward Complete DDT Ban
A 25 year postwar view shows 300 000 U S troops still in Europe though levels fall as Vietnam war demands push budgets. Pentagon puts 285 000 on Europe duty with daily fluctuations. Debate over to what extent to reduce forces continues amid NATO security and Soviet concerns.
Laird Sees No Slowdown In U S Troop Pullout
Secretary of Defense Melvin R. Laird, back from Southeast Asia, says the coming months will be critical for Cambodia but sees no reduction in the rate of U S troop withdrawals. He notes Cambodian forces rising from 30,000 to 200,000 and says U S military aid is starting to show results while expressing confidence in Southeast Asia's overall course. In Saigon, U S fighter bombers strike North Vietnamese missiles as nine Americans are killed or wounded in South Vietnam from booby traps and fighting near the DMZ and east of Saigon.
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Pentagon
Vietnam
Washington
Melvin R. Laird
Southeast Asia
Cambodia
U.S
Laird
Lon Nol
Thailand
South Vietnam
United States
Nixon
More Jurors Needed For Mills Trial
McARTHUR Ohio AP one juror and two alternates remain to be seated before testimony in the first degree murder trial of Oliver Mills. Mills 61 is accused of fatally shooting Vinton County Sheriff Harold Steele last August at his home during a bench warrant service. Jurors tentatively seated include Elmer Runkle Paul Clary and Lenoris Baker. A second special venire of 75 names was drawn with the first 25 to report Monday and the rest Tuesday.
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Mcarthur, Ohio
Oliver Mills
Mills
Vinton County
Harold Steele
Steele
Elmer Runkle
McArthur
Paul Clary
Londonderry
Lenoris Baker
Dundas
Robert Tague
Ohio Attorney General Targets Syndicate and Drug Traffic
Atty. Gen. William J. Brown said Friday that organized crime and drug traffic will be top targets of his office. He plans to seek more funds from the legislature and is reviewing 25 indictments from Portage County related to violence at Kent State University. Brown noted a backlog of voluminous proceedings and said staff will focus on unscrambling the mess and recovering state loans to Four Seasons Nursing Centers.
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Columbus
Ohio
William J. Brown
Brown
Portage County
Kent State University
Four Seasons Nursing Centers of America, Inc
Twenty four evaluated at varicose veins clinic in Ohio
Twenty four persons were examined Friday at the Rachelmacher Memorial Clinic for diagnosis and treatment of varicose veins now held weekly at Hocking Valley Community Hospital. Mrs. Lucille Blanton reported that 22 were new patients and Dr. John J. Cranley led the surgical team from Good Samaritan Hospital Cincinnati with Dr. James J. Arbaugh assisting.
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Rachelmacher Memorial
Hocking Valley Community Hospital
Lucille Blanton
LPN
John J. Cranley
Vascular Research
Good Samaritan Hospital
Cincinnati
Cranley
James J. Arbaugh
Arbaugh
Kachelmacher
No End In New York Police Slowdown Seen
AP reports a police pay dispute leads to a third day of partial work by New York patrolmen with 75 percent staying on while others refuse normal duties. Essential cases continued as 6 500 supervisors and detectives filled unfamiliar roles. City officials warn of ongoing strain but no major disturbances observed.
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New York
John V. Lindsay
Patrick V. Murphy
Lindsay
Logan Daily News Raises Subscriptions Amid Costs
Due to higher newsprint and mailing costs, Logan Daily News raises carrier-delivered subscriptions from 50 to 60 cents weekly and mail rates by $2 per year effective Feb 1. Motor route deliveries become 2.50 per month. single copies stay 10 cents. Bulk stands unchanged.
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Logan Daily News
EPA launches actions to ban DDT nationwide and 2 4 5 T sale
EPA chief William Ruckelshaus announced notices to cancel DDT registrations will go to manufacturers, with a 60 day review to halt interstate sales of DDT and 2 4 5 T beginning Jan 18. Appeals may delay cancellations but not suspension orders. Public comment invited before Feb 5.
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William D. Ruckelshaus
EPA
Ruckelshaus
U.S. Court of Appeals
Justice Department
USDA
Ruekelshaus
Miami River Fish Kill Near Dayton Sparks Investigation
The Ohio Wildlife Division probes a red and yellow substance blamed for killing hundreds of fish over a two mile reach of the Great Miami River including downtown Dayton. Officials say the substance drained into the river from north Dayton and will be analyzed Monday as the worst Dayton fish kill on record.
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Dayton
Ohio
Ohio Wildlife Division
Great Miami River
Tom Fulton
Wildlife Division
Familton
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