Lancaster Grocer Killed In Crash Near Haydenville
Thomas E. Smith 42 Lancaster businessman died in a one car crash on Rt 33 near Haydenville at 6 02 am. Police theorize sleep at wheel caused the high speed head on impact with an old tramway abutment. Funeral arrangements will be handled by Frank E Smith Funeral Home.
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Thomas E. Smith
Lancaster
Rt. 33
Haydenville
Hocking County
Paul Hartman
Smith
Natco
Qwen F. Yaw
Logan Fire Department
Honest Tom's Foodtown
E. Main St
Frank E. Smith
Roberts Funeral Home
Logan
John E. Topps
Logan Rt. 3
Big Pine Rd
Sheriff's Department
Beverly M. Venrick
Nelsonville
Stock Market Slides on Profit Taking at Noon
Stock prices fell today led by profit taking that began last week. The Dow Jones noon average dropped 4.52 to 902.92, with electronics oils rails motors airlines and rubber issues lower while steels rose slightly. The AP 60-stock average declined 1.2 to 330.1 as Industrials fell 2.3 utilities down .3 and rails down .3.
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New York
Associated Press
Seventh Annual Hocking Hike Draws 1600 and More
The seventh annual state sponsored Buckeye Trail hike through Hocking Hills State Park drew a crowd exceeding last year’s 1,600. About 1,136 signed the register while many hikers did not register. 357 cars filled the Old Man's Cave lot with additional parking at Cedar Falls and Ash Cave. Buses from Laurelville and Tri County Vocational ferried hikers from Ash Cave to Old Man's Cave. Officials from the Ohio Division of Parks and Recreation and Buckeye Trail Association aided the event amid rain and mud, with no serious injuries reported.
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Buckeye Trail
Hocking Hills State Park
Old Man’s Cave
Cedar Falls
Ash Cave
Laurelville
Tri - County Vocational School
Ohio Division of Parks and Recreation
Buckeye Trail Association
U S Planes Hit Hanoi Antiaircraft Batteries Near DMZ
U S aircraft attacked five North Vietnamese antiaircraft sites in the DMZ area and Laos over the weekend, destroying two batteries and damaging another. Aircrews dodged missiles at several targets while an Army OH6 helicopter was shot down in the Mekong Delta,raising the tally of helicopters lost in eight days.
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Saigon
Demilitarized Zone
North Vietnam
USS. Command
Laos
Mekong
U.S
Dong Hoi
Dmz
Air Force
Final Rites Set For King Frederik IX
Copenhagen reports the state funeral for King Frederik IX with a ceremonial procession to Roskilde Cathedral. European royal houses, four kings and many princes attend as US Britain France and Sweden honor guards accompany the cortege. A funeral train powered by two old steam engines carries the king’s bier along the 20 mile route.
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Copenhagen
Europe
Frederik IX
Roskilde
Denmark
United States
Britain
France
Sweden
State Railway
Frederik
Gerken seeks probate court judgeship in May primary
Richard Gerken of Logan seeks election as judge of the probate division of the common pleas court facing incumbent Judge Rhea Bangered Brown in November. Gerken, a 24 year Logan lawyer and former assistant state attorney general, has held city solicitor and acting county judge roles, is married with four children, and has a background in private practice with Forrest Moore.
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Richard Gerken
Logan Rt. 4
of Common Pleas Court
Rhea Bangert Brown
Gerken
Forrest Moore
Franklin University
Capital University
Attorney Generals’ Association
New York Central
Cleveland
Logan
Paul Hartman
Central Committee
John Ayers
Murray City
Curtis D. Hinton
Laurelville
Salt Creek
Edward Dawley
Carbon Hill
Mystery Woman Sought in Hughes Autobiography Case
European police hunt a dark haired woman aged about 31 who cashed 650000 in checks to McGraw-Hill for a claimed Howard Hughes autobiography. Warrant issued by Zurich authorities after a fraud complaint. Time links the账户 to Helga R. Hughes. Continuous confusion over a possible blonde.
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Zurich
Switzerland
Europe
McGraw-Hill Book Co
Howard Hughes
Time Magazine
Helga R. Hughes
McGraw-Hill
H. R. Hughes
Interpol
Life Magazine
Clifford Irving
Irving
Hughes
McGraw- Hill
Life
Mike Wallace
60 Minutes
Helga Hughes
Time
Time, Inc
Third Addition Planned For Robb Inn
Bob Robb announced plans to add eight rooms to the Robb Inn at the Route 33 664 interchange southwest of Logan. An architect is studying the site with a tentative completion date of May 1. Logan contractor Chuck Roop, building the second addition, also has the contract for the third.
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Bob Robb
Rts
Logan
Robb
Chuck Roop
Hocking Hills
Escape attempt at Ohio Penitentiary wounds two inmates
Two inmates from the Ohio Penitentiary were wounded during a Sunday escape attempt in Columbus. Louis Aratari and Gordon Firman were treated in hospital, with Aratari in serious condition after being shot by guards. Warden Cardwell noted the scheme involved a ladder made from hospital crutches and other stolen materials.
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Columbus, Ohio
Ohio Penitentiary
Columbus
Louis Aratari
St. Charles
Ill
Gordon
Firman
Aratari
Harold J. Cardwell
Warsaw
Coshocton County
Joseph Sanders
Donald Nickerson
Dayton
Sanders
Nickerson
Senior Citizens Housing Loan OK'd in Logan
Logan Metropolitan Housing Authority receives HUD confirmation for a 70 unit senior citizen housing project. A preliminary loan is approved and a Wednesday meeting is set to begin final planning and construction.
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Logan Metropolitan Housing Authority
HUD
Nixon Presents 1973 Budget Deficit Strategy
President Nixon submitted a 246.3 billion dollar fiscal 1973 budget with projected deficits of 38.8 and 25.5 billion dollars. He framed deficit spending as necessary medicine to spur recovery while urging Congress to curb overall spending and pursue a full employment balance. The plan shifts the top line to Health, Education and Welfare and proposes start up funds for welfare reform and workfare.
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Washington
Nixon
Congress
Department of Transportation
Department of Defense
Department of Health, Education and
Pentagon
White House
Nixon Urges Spending Cap to Curb Inflation
President Nixon urged Congress to impose a rigid spending ceiling to hold federal outlays within the 246.3 billion dollar request in his new red ink budget. He said an absolute limit on government spending would end inflation stabilize the economy and promote employment and prosperity.
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Washington
Nixon
Congress
Treasury
Redink
Capitol Hill
Unseasonable Storm Knocks Out Power and TV in Ohio
An unseasonable electrical storm hit an Ohio Power Co line causing a fuse blow and a circuit outage at Chieftain Car Wash. About 75 families in the N Walnut area lost power for roughly 50 minutes, and Community Cable Service customers lost TV service while crews traced the fault. Power returned after repairs and the Pro Bowl broadcast resumed. Temperatures cooled from 36 overnight to 45 with a forecast showing mostly cloudy, cooler weather.
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Ohio Power Co
Chieftain
N. Walnut St
Community Cable Service, Inc
Frank Roe
Logan
Ed Deitz
TV Cable
City
Electric Company
Hocking
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Lancaster Grocer
Denver
James Cox
Logan Rt. 2
Lancaster Fairfield Hospital
Fair Ave
Memorial Dr
Rudy C. Cox
Rockbridge Rt. 1
John W. Tobias
Cox
Tobias
Ohio
Ashland County
Perrysville
Ban Karai Pass
Hocking County Election Board
Marion Sinsel
N. Orchard Sr
Muskingum County
Republican State Central
Wayne
Western Auto Associate
Sinsel
Marian Sinsel
Robb Inn
Senior Citizens Housing Loan
Ok‘d
Nixon Asks
Cash
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