Logan-Holl Foundation elects King president at meeting
The Logan-Holl Foundation held its annual meeting in Hocking County. James R. King Jr. was elected president succeeding the late Robert Keynes. Bart Holl remains vice president and Art Gasser secretary treasurer. New trustees include Don Russell Max Davidson and Richard H Brandt. The foundation aims to raise and distribute funds for local needs and establish a lasting community endowment.
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Logan-Holl Foundation
Hocking County
James R
Bob) King Jr
King
Robert Keynes
Barton S. Holl
Art Gasser
Geiger Brothers
Logan
Holl
Logan Clay Products Co
G. C. Murphy
Francis E. Myers
Marie Sines
Logan Clay
Richard H. Holl
Velva Brashares
Gibisonville
Elizabeth H. Brandt
Richard S
Barton A. Holl
Thompson Appointed As Police Lieutenant
Patrolman James E. Thompson is promoted to police lieutenant for Logan city effective Jan. 13. He is a 1965 Logan High School graduate, served in Vietnam, and earned multiple medals including Silver Star and Purple Heart. Police Chief Roy E. Kelch had not been officially informed beyond word of mouth.
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James E. Thompson
Logan City
Thompson
Roxie Thompson
Third St
Logan High School
Ohio State University
Vietnam
Special Services
Roy E. Kelch
Logan Civil Service Commission
Roy Loomis
Chief Kelch
Civil Service
Woman Receives Concurrent Sentences For Bad Check Counts
Mrs. Jo Ann Zarbaugh 45 of Carroll pleaded guilty in Hocking County Common Pleas Court to six counts of writing bad checks. Judge Harley Meyer sentenced her to 1 to 5 years on each count to run concurrently, with prior theft conviction and probation noted.
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Jo Ann Zarbaugh
Carroll
Hocking County Common Pleas Court
Marysville Reformatory
Harley Meyer
Zarbaugh
Grand Jury
Moore’s
Lords Dress Shop
Logan Meat
Elberfeld’s
A&p
Pat Nangle
Retired Man Wins Buckeye 300 Grand Prize in Ohio Lottery
Roy Murphy 77, of Toledo, claims the $300 000 Buckeye 300 grand prize. He plans to pay a son’s mortgage and help another son with a car. Second prize of $30 000 goes to Eugene Newsome, 25, of Reynoldsburg, who will clear bills. Four others win $15 000 each: Concetto Campanale Akron Charles Bletz Mansfield Christine Neitzelt Bridgeport and George Kersker Cincinnati. The winning single number is 476 and the double set 890 246.
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Niles, Ohio
Roy Murphy
Toledo
Eugene Newsome
Reynoldsburg
Lottery Commission
Concetto Campanale
Akron
Charles Bletz
Mansfield
Christine Neitzelt
Bridgeport
George Kersker
Cincinnati
Social Security Curbs Unlikely
President Ford proposed a 5 percent cap on cost-of-living increases for Social Security recipients. Subcommittee chair James M. Burke says the idea won’t receive hearings, signaling little chance of passage despite claimed savings of 2.5 billion in Social Security and 110 million in the SSI program for fiscal 1976.
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Washington
Ford
James M. Burke
D-Mass
Ways and Means
Social Security
Burke
Union Fears 15000 Postal Jobs Cut In March Strike Threat
The National Association of Letter Carriers warns a March strike if the Postal Service rolls out a computerized route system that could eliminate about 15,000 jobs. Union leaders say the plan would turn workers into robots and slow mail delivery while officials claim a nationwide plan to push an illegal strike is being prepared.
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Washington
U.S. Postal Service
National Association of Letter
Post Office Department
James H. Rademacher
Postal Service
Rademacher
Seattle
Kokomo
Ind
James C. Gildea
Gildea
Emergency Jobless Bill Clears Initial Hurdle
The Senate Commerce and Labor Committee approved a bill to extend unemployment benefits by 13 weeks funded with federal money, aiming to total a year for Ohio workers after exhausting 26 weeks. Bipartisan support exists and passage is expected to reach the House after Tuesday’s sessions.
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Columbus
Ohio
Donald L. Woodland
Senate
House
Myrl Shoemaker
Rhodes
Reds Shell Training Area At Saigon
Viet Cong gunners shelled South Vietnam's largest training center near Saigon killing four and wounding over 40. The Quang Trung center housed 7,000 to 8,000 trainees when five shells struck it. Nearby villages were hit by 100 pound rockets, killing an old man and a child.
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Saigon
South Vietnam
Associated Press
Dang van Phuoc
Quang Trung
Light Snow Slows Area Roads. School Delays Reported
Light snow half an inch coated the Hocking Valley delaying Nelsonville York and Southern Local schools by one hour. Logan District buses ran late or limited routes as crews treated slick streets. 11 a.m. temperature was 33 degrees with a forecast of 30s and 10 to 15 lows for Friday.
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Hocking
Nelsonville-York
Southern
Logan
Tax Break Aimed At Low Incomes
Ford proposes tax reductions favoring low and middle income earners to offset higher energy costs. Families of four at $12,500 to $15,000 could break even, with higher savings at the $10,000- bracket. a $2 billion provision would aid about 25 million adults through an $80 minimum payment.
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Washington
Ford
Frank
Zarb
Treasury Department
State of the Union
Two New Directors Elected At Logan Federal 1975 Annual Meeting
Logan Federal Savings and Loan Association held its annual meeting with two new directors elected James A. St Clair and Paul Stimson. Incumbents Denzil Weltner Earl D Later re elected to three year terms. All officers were re elected for 1975. Assets reached nearly 35 million and deposits rose over 3 percent. St Clair and Stimson are local drug store executives.
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Logan Federal
Logan Federal Savings & Loan Association
James A. St. Clair
N. Wood St
Paul Stimson
Logan Rt
Bruce E. Fickel
R. R. Loomis
David L. Lovett
Fickel
Lovett
Walter J. Palsley
Geneva Dixon
Margaret Spannow
U.S
St. Clair
Risch Drugs
Risch Drug Stores, Inc
Logan High School
University of Cincinnati’s
College of Pharmacy
St. Matthew Lutheran Church
Hocking County Cancer Society
Logan Rotary Club
Bonnie Gabriel
Beth
Kristi
Jamie
Stimson
Case’s Drug Store, Inc
Ohio State University’s College of Pharmacy
U.S. Marine Air Corps
Kappa Psi Fraternity
Rho Chi Honor Society
Logan Kiwanis Club
Logan Trade Club
Ohio State Pharmaceutical Association
Logan Mingo Lodge
F&am
Immanuel United Methodist Church
Athens
UM Church
Suzanne Case
Darci Jo
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Margaret) Fettel
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