Rush Creek Waters Claim Child's Life
A young child wandered from home near Rush Creek in Marion Two and drowned after entering the river. Greg Robert Burris, 32, located tracks in the snow and helped summon aid. the body was recovered 440 yards downstream and ruled exposure and suffocation.
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Rush Creek
Marion
Greg Robert Burris
Robert Burris
Logan Rt. 4
Ansel Rd
Marion Twp
Greg Burris
Hocking County Disaster Services Agency
Sheriff's Deputies
Daily News
Bryon Courter
Tri-County Vocational School Board Elects Officers
The Tri-County Vocational School Board elected Donald Eggleston as president and Dan Long as vice president, both Logan City School Board members, with David Burgess as outgoing president. New three year terms were sworn in for Pat Light and Dan Long by Supt. T. C. Porter. Regular meetings remain at 7 p.m. on the third Tuesday. Salaries and mileage payments to continue.
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Tri-County Vocational School Board
Donald Eggleston
Dan Long
Logan City School Board
David Burgess
T. C. Porter
Pat Light
Athens
Logan Schools Plan For Gas Conservation
Logan Schools outline energy saving measures during the winter crisis. They set building thermostats to 68 daytime and 55 evenings with hourly checks, repair heat losses, limit out of hours use, and plan to stay within gas allotments for the season. The board approved 1975 appropriations and remodeling bids for the Hocking Technical College site, with Miller Construction Co. as general contractor and J A Croson Plumbing and Heating and K and K Electrical as mechanical and electrical bidders.
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Hocking Technical College
Miller Construction Co., Inc
Columbus
J. A. Croson Plumbing and Heating, Inc
Karr Construction Co., Inc
Don King Construction Co., Inc
J. T. Feid Company, Inc
Kreutz and Spohn Construction Co., Inc
Morris Sheet Metal, Inc
Geiger Bros., Inc
Bergin Bros., Inc
Parkersburg Electrical Co., Inc
Wente Construction Co., Inc
Muralt Electrical Organization, Inc
Elizabeth Opperman
Hearing Opens On Partisan Bills In Ohio Courts
In Columbus the case challenges six Democratic passed bills as unconstitutional due to signing and procedural issues. Senate Minority Leader Maloney seeks to halt the measures while federal and state courts weigh jurisdiction and party control impacts.
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Columbus
Ohio
Franklin County
Maloney
John J. Gilligan
John W. Brown
Senate
Atty
William J. Brown
U.S
Gilligan
Brown
Oliver Ocasek
D-27
Akron
Supreme Court
Ted W. Brown
Rhodes
Secretary of State
John M. McElroy
Frank Celebrezze
Michael J. Maloney
Ford renews push for tax relief amid energy dispute
President Ford with Congress moves quickly on tax abatements and delays oil tax. He vows to invoke his tariff on imported oil without aid and veto gasoline rationing. House hearings begin on tax relief proposals while Democrats push 90 day tariff delay. Ford details Middle East diplomacy and military options, Vietnam aid, and health program limits. He defends social security growth caps and proposes higher food stamp costs for some. Debates over energy policy and amnesty for Vietnam-era deserters continue.
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Washington
Congress
Ford
House
Thomas P. O'Neill Jr
D-Mass
Henry A. Kissinger
United States
South Vietnam
Soviet Union
Democrats
Above Normal Absenteeism In Logan Area
The 1975 flu season drives higher absenteeism across Logan area industries while Logan City Schools stay near normal. Hocking Valley Community Hospital reports full capacity and limits visitors to immediate family due to flu and cold symptoms.
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Logan
Logan City
Dave Arledge
Hocking Valley Community Hospital
Energy-Tax Combo Aids Low Incomes
President Ford would raise energy prices while cutting taxes to boost after tax income for a family of four earning 15 000 dollars or less, with higher costs for others. Imports fees on oil rise to 3 a barrel by April 1 and gasoline bills may increase about 3 cents per gallon. Officials say the average energy bill could rise 250 dollars but net effects favor those under 15 000 dollars. five million people could exit the tax rolls and an 80 annual payment could offset energy costs for those with no tax liability.
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Washington
Ford
Treasury Department
Treasury
Congress
Edgar R. Fiedler
Ford Administration
Jobless Benefit Extension Pushed In Ohio Legislature
Ohio lawmakers push Senate approved plan to extend unemployment benefits by 13 weeks for about 20,000 long-term jobless. If enacted by Jan 26, federal funding covers four of the weeks, with state savings of about 6 million dollars. Governor Rhodes expected to sign the emergency measure.
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Columbus
Ohio
James A. Rhodes
Camera
C-53
Lorain
Rhodes
House
GOP
Charles F. Kurfess
Perrysburg
Weather Outlook for Hocking Valley Tonight and Thursday
Cloudy conditions expected with highs in the 30s and lows in the 20s. At 11 a.m. today the temperature was 34 degrees, down from Tuesday's 40 degree high, with an overnight low of 18.
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Hocking Valley
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Hocking County Disaster Service Agency
Bill Groves
Paul Hartman
Disaster Agency
Jim Hood
Don Schultz
Bill Evans Jr
Lawrence
Hansley
Kevin Watkins
William Rittershausen
Roger Snider
Dave Kelch
Jim Helber
Brad Wisecarver
Emergency Medical Service
J. Ward Doering
M.D
Tri-County School Board UK
Logan Schools
Maria Nespeca
Youngstown
Ohio Supreme Court
Middle East
Israel
J. Leonard Camera
House Commerce and Labor Committee
Rules Committee
Myr H. Shoemaker
D-88
Bourneville
Office of Budget and Management
Howard Collier
Shoemaker
Senate Finance Committee
State Government
State Board of Liquor Control
Ike Thompson
Cleveland
State Board
Donna Pope
Parma
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