Nixon to address nation on Vietnam peace accord
President Nixon will speak to the nation by television and radio at 10 p.m. EST likely announcing the initial Vietnam peace agreement. Kissinger and Tho held a 3 hour 45 minute session in Paris with Tho in view of an accord and possible cease fire finalization. Athens report notes Alexandros Onassis critically injured in a plane crash.
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Nixon
Paris
Henry A. Kissinger
Hanoi
le Duc Tho
White House
Vietnam
Kissinger
Tho
International Conference Center
Avenue Kleber
Arc de Triomphe
Nguyen van Thieu
South Vietnam
U.S
Tran van Lam
Lam
Viet Cong
Nguyen Thi Binh
Saigon
Athens
Greece
Alexandros Onassis
Fuel Shortage Puts Ohio on the Edge of Crisis
Ohio energy officials warn the state faces a fuel shortage with propane in tight supply. PUCO Chairman Henry Eckart orders planning and CO2 Borrows to assess coal and petroleum prospects. Columbia Gas cites gas scarcity and potential rate impacts. farmers rely on propane for crop drying.
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Columbus
H. W. Chaddock
Columbia Gas of
Public Utilities Commission of Ohio
PUCO
Henry Eckart
PACO
John Borrows
Shirley Kappa
Miss Kappa
Eckhart
Vinton County Schools Close Over Flu Outbreak
Athens Ohio AP reports Vinton County schools closed after absentee rate over 15 percent among 2575 students and 115 teachers. Health Commissioner Dr A A Baldwin ordered the closure. district to reopen next Monday following doctor Hussain's recommendation. Kenneth Christopher notes only physician is Hussain.
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Athens
Ohio
Vinton County
A. A. Baldwin
Kenneth Christopher
Altaf Hussain
Lava Eruption Forces Evacuation Of 5000 From Iceland Isle
In Vestmannaeyjar area Iceland an erupting volcano on Heymaey island prompts a mass evacuation by fishing boats and aircraft. About 5000 residents are moved with 5300 islanders initially at risk as lava nears Vestmannyjar. No casualties reported.
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Reykjavik
Iceland
Vestmannayjar
Heymaey
Vestman- Nayjar
Eaton Named City Patrolman
Robert D. Eaton of 288 EF Second St. was named city patrolman effective February 1 by Police Chief Roy Kelch. He replaces resigned Ptl. Michael Smith and comes from the city police reserve and Hocking sheriff's department. Eaton teaches at Madison Plains High School Mt. Sterling and is OU educated with a degree in education.
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Robert D. Eaton
Second St
Roy Kelch
Eaton
Ptl
Michael Smith
Ohio Department of Taxation
City Police Reserve
Hocking
Madison Plains High School
Mt. Sterling
Ohio University
Logan High School
Charles D. Eaton
Church St
Carolyn K. Snyder
Mark
Troy
Melissa
HVCH reports highest patient census in history
Hocking Valley Community Hospital announced a census of 75 patients the largest since its 1966 opening. The split included 50 in the main hospital and 25 in the long term care unit, with December and November figures rising as ER coverage expands.
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Hocking Valley Community Hospital
David Arledge
Arledge
HVCH
Blue Cross
National State Leaders Mourn LBJ
President Nixon led tributes to Lyndon B. Johnson as a man whose life bridged dream and reality in civil rights and social welfare. Senators Kennedy and McCarthy praised his legacy, while Ohio leaders Gilligan and Rhodes mourned his death and lauded his service and social justice record.
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Nixon
Lyndon B. Johnson
America
Lyndon Johnson
White House
Johnson
Sen
Edward M. Kennedy
Abraham Lincoln
Ohio
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Gilligan
Congress
Kennedy
Rhodes
Johnson Dies at 64 Ends Long Public Career
Lyndon Baines Johnson, 36th US president, died of a heart attack at 64 in San Antonio. A national day of mourning was ordered with federal offices closed. His body will lie in state in the Capitol rotunda, then travel by horse drawn caisson to Capitol Hill, followed by services in Washington and burial at LBJ Ranch in Texas.
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Nixon
Lyndon B. Johnson
San Antonio
Tex
Lyndon Baines Johnson
Capitol
Johnson
Asia
Capitol Hill
National City Christian Church
Texas
LBJ Ranch
LBJ
Austin
San Antonio International
Congress
Senate
John F. Kennedy
Andrew Johnson
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Indochina
U.S
Secret Service
Johnson City
Brooke Army Medical Center
Col. L. R. Hieger
Brooke
David J. Abbott
White House
Lady Bird
Brooke Hospital
Schedule of LBJ Rites
The nation will pay its final respects to former President Lyndon B. Johnson in Washington. Burial will be at the LBJ Ranch near Johnson City Texas after services at National City Christian Church. The plan includes lying in state at the LBJ Library in Austin and a Capitol rotunda ceremony.
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Tex
Lyndon B. Johnson
Capitol
Washington
LBJ Ranch
Johnson City
National City Christian Church
Tom Johnson
Johnson
LBJ
Weather recap Hocking Valley sees 61 at noon then 37 by 11 am
The mercury rose to a 61 degree high in the Hocking Valley by noon Monday, then fell to 37 by 11 am today with three tenths of an inch of rainfall overnight. Forecast calls for partly cloudy skies, lows in the 20s and highs in the 40s tonight and Wednesday.
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Hocking Valley
Rezoning Hearing For East End Shopping Center Plans
Six residents attend a public hearing on converting 10.85 acres of the old Graham farm from M-1 to B-1 to permit a Del Investments Co shopping center. Main entrance would face E Front St with a 627 car lot. concerns include Arlington Ave access, water drainage, and required sanitary sewer. Council delay until February for three readings and further engineering studies.
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del Investments Co
Columbus
Graham Farm
Logan
Arlington Ave
Edward Dougherty
Cecil Berry
Oldtown Creek
Hocking River
Ing
City Planning Commission
Stewart
Roy Loomis
Dougherty
Berry
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Leonard D. Sells
George ,W. Smetters
Gordon B. Snider
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C. F. Rauch
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