Carter Takes Oath As 39th President In Capitol Ceremony
Jimmy Carter becomes 39th president in a peaceful transfer of power with Gerald Ford at his side. Mondale succeeds Rockefeller as vice president as Carter and family attend a gala and inaugurations events. Ford heads to California for the Crosby Pro-Am after leaving office.
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Aistian
White House
Carters
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Monterey
Calif
Arnold Palmer
Spectacular Hocking Hills Winter Hike Draws Potential Record Crowd
Logan Ohio AP reports severe weather has shaped a dramatic setting for the annual winter hike at Hocking State Park with an expected turnout of up to 5 000 hikers. Organizers expect a record crowd if conditions hold, with 12 inches of snow, frozen falls, and guiding staff of about 150.
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Ohio
Hocking State Park
Ohio Department of Natural Resources
Larry Henry
Division of Parks and Recreation
Henry
Old Man’s Cave
Ohio's $14.5 Billion Two Year State Budget Proposed
Gov. Rhodes to send a balanced 1977-1979 budget to the legislature with no new taxes. The plan totals about 14.5 billion, of which 6.8 billion is federal and other revenues. The general fund, about 8.7 billion, will face key battles as education and welfare claim the major share.
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Ohio
James A. Rhodes
William W. Wilkins
House
Rhodes
Logan Federal Directors Elect Later as President
Logan Federal Savings and Loan Association elected Earl Later as president after the annual meeting, succeeding the late Bruce E. Fickel who died in 1976. Later, promoted from executive vice president, has 15 plus years with the bank. The board re-elected Roy R. Loomis as director for three years and extended Later’s term two years.
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Financial Institution
Bruce E. Fickel
Logan Federal
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W. Denzil Weltner
James A
Ohio Faces More Snow Amid Fuel Shortages
Ohio braces for additional snowfall as gas and electricity shortages deepen. Utilities report cutbacks, school closures extend through the week, and manufacturers warn of layoffs. The cold intensifies strain on plants and pipelines across the eastern U S while Miami records rare snow flurries.
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Cleveland
Columbus
Ohio State University
Florida
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Miami
National Weather Service
Pat Shannon Named Director of 1977 Variety Show
Mrs. Pat Shannon of 172 N Mulberry St is chosen to direct the 1977 Hocking Valley Variety Show with the theme Moving Right Along A participation meeting is set for 3 pm Sunday at Westminster House First United Presbyterian Church.
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N. Mulberry St
Hocking Valley
Westminster House
First United Presbyterian Church
Logan District Reopens Amid Snow Warning and Big Friday Game
Logan High School resumes after nine day closure as a new snow system hits Hocking Valley with four inches reported in Cincinnati. Attendance runs about 70 percent under winter conditions. Friday’s Southeastern Ohio League clash with Waverly remains on, while a Waverly freshmen game is postponed. Gas crews also fix a dangerous propane leak on N Walnut Street after frozen ground hid the line.
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Illinois
Hocking Valley
Cincinnati
Ohio
Joe Murtha
Logan High School
Murtha
Waverly
Hilltop
PUCO to rule on oil fuel shift for gas users in Ohio
A PUCO hearing will decide if Columbia Gas of Ohio can swap fuel oil for natural gas for some industrial customers and then resell the gas at higher prices to others unable to burn oil. Columbia reports tentative industry commitments but no guarantees. The company also announced a Canadian gas purchase to boost storage for peak demand and winter cold.
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Public Utilities Commission of Ohio
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Columbia Gas
Ohio
Special Commission
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Chaddock
Columbia
Charleston
W.va
Columbia Gas Transmission, Inc
Federal Power Commission
TransCanada Pipeline Ltd
Tom Ryan
Transmission Corporation
Ryan
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