Nelsonville Board of Trade Reports City On The Move
Nelsonville, population 5277 as per Secretary of State Ted Brown proclamation, showcases growth at the annual Board of Trade meeting. Jaycees honored for the 1970 census recount. eight directors reelected. 60 attendees at the Elks Club as city officials and governors were welcomed.
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Board of Trade
Nelsonville
Nelsonville Board of Trade
Ted Brown
Nelsonville Jaycees
The
Elks Club
David DeVore
Jack Maurer
Pearl Hartley
Delbert Kuhn
Edward
Dude) Howe
Dix Powell
Elton Swart
Richard Yorde
Logan Board Postpones Levy Decision In Closed Session
The Logan school board and Supt. George M. Saribalas met with nine Logan Education Association reps to discuss the LEA proposal for increasing teacher wages and benefits. A resolution to place an 11.5 mill renewal operating levy on the May 4 ballot was to be considered at a special meeting after the session.
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Logan School Board
George M. Saribalas
Logan Education Association
LEA
Saribalas
Dan Long
Jo Horsky
Kelley Stilwell
Marion Allen
Harry Westfall
Bill Collier
George Dunigan
Sandy Helber
Garnett Jones
Dick Mikes
Orlie L. Redd
Logan Rt. 4
Kathryn Nunnally
Jennison Ave
James Moore
Tri-County Vocational School Board
Ecuador Faces U S Criticism Over Fishing Rights
Latin American nations rally behind Ecuador in a United Nations style OAS session accusing the U S of coercion in fishing rights. The 22 to 0 vote tabled a resolution as officials review LEA millage proposals and school district needs.
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Washington
Ecuador
United States
U.S
Organization of American States
OAS
Record Cold Grips Much Of U S As Storm Linked Deaths Rise
A severe Arctic outbreak grips 12 states from the Dakotas to the Atlantic as subzero readings spread. New York and Maine face ongoing snow removal efforts and travel warnings while Buffalo and Syracuse area snowfalls may add 2 to 6 inches. The system has caused five deaths and over 50 injuries and disrupted schools from Ohio to Vermont. California meanwhile records a late January heat wave with LA reaching 86 degrees.
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New York
Maine
Upstate
New York State
Lake Ontario
New York State Thruway
Buffalo
Syracuse
National Weather Service
Midwest
New England
Plains
Atlantic Ocean
Deep South
Dakotas
Georgia
Ohio
Vermont
California
Los Angeles
U S Hopes To End Air War In Vietnam By End Of 1972
Saigon AP reports all U S Air Force combat units to withdraw from South Vietnam by year end 1972 if air war is Vietnamized, with advisors and technicians remaining. U S conducts heavy bombing in Laos and Cambodia to pressure North Vietnam and pave withdrawal. Up to 500 U S warplanes raid Laos, Cambodia, with 75 percent targeting supply routes along the Ho Chi Minh Trail. No ground action. casualties from grenades hit Binh Dinh Province theater and a market blast nearby during a cease-fire. In Cambodia Viet Cong and NVA attack four government outposts near Phnom Penh with no allied losses.
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United States
Laos
Cambodia
North Vietnam
South Vietnam
U.S
Vietnam
Indochina
Thailand
7Th Fleet
Air Force
Navy
Marine Corps
Ho Chi Minh Trail
Binh Dinh
Saigon
Phnom Penh
Indictments Stand After Kent State Ruling
A federal judge voided much of a grand jury report criticizing Kent State University but kept 25 indictments tied to campus violence last May. The ruling orders expungement of the report within 10 days while preserving the indictments against students.
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Cleveland, Ohio
Kent State University
U.S. District Court
William K. Thomas
Portage County
Grand Jury
James A. Rhodes
Kent State Administration
Thomas
Kent State
Rhodes and Hilliker to build 20 Howard Johnson motels
Former Ohio governor James A. Rhodes and Don Hilliker of Bellefontaine announce a joint venture to build and operate 20 Howard Johnson Motels across the South East and Midwest. The first hotel will be in Orlando Florida.
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Columbus, Ohio
James A. Rhodes
Don Hilliker
Bellefontaine
Howard Johnson
Midwest
Guatemalan Exiled Leader Arbenz Guzman Found Dead
Jaco bo Arbenz Guzman, former Guatemalan president backed by the U.S. and toppled in 1954, was found dead in a Mexico City bathtub at age 57. Officials say drowning is the cause with speculation of a heart attack prior to immersion.
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Mexico City
Jacobo Arbenz Guzman
U.S
Arbenz
Truman still regaining strength in hospital report says
Kansas City AP notes former President Harry S. Truman remains hospitalized though regaining strength per Dr. Wallace Graham. Fairfax AP reports former Interior Secretary Stewart Udall cleared of shoplifting after the store dropped the case.
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Kansas City
Harry S. Truman
Wallace Graham
Fairfax, Va
Interior
Stewart S. Udall
Apollo 14 Teams Certify Craft for Moon Flight
Cape Kennedy Florida Apollo 14 launch team completes final adjustments and certifies two spacecraft for Sunday flight to the moon with astronauts prepared for launch and mission to lunar surface.
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Cape Kennedy, Fla
Armco Steel lays off and rehiring resumes in Ohio plants
In Middletown and Hamilton Ohio Armco Steel Corp. has resumed operations after laying off 342 workers on November 7. The workers are now back on the job at the two Armco facilities restoring production and employment.
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Middletown
Ohio
Armco Steel Corp
Hamilton
Market Street Parking Mall Ends Today
City officials announce the Market St parking mall will be removed after today. Signs directing traffic and slowing ridges around the mall will be taken away and replaced with notices that parking in the street is prohibited. Police will begin issuing citations to enforce metered spaces.
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Market St
James Parkinson
Front Sts
Parkinson
Id Johnston
Lloyd Fraizer
S. Market St
Rev. Miranda N. Casto Dies At 87 In Logan
The Rev. Miranda N. Casto, 87, of 337 W. Second St., died at 2:15 p.m. Wednesday at Hocking Valley Community Hospital after illness. He helped found the First Church of the New Covenant in 1938 and later served at Trinity United Methodist in Logan. Survived by his second wife Xenna, four sons Hubert, Lawrence, Arthur and Harold. a daughter Alice Slusher. two sisters Rosa Burkhart and Gertie Bolinger. 19 grandchildren and 15 great grandchildren. Funeral Saturday at 2 p.m. at Heinelein Funeral Home with Revs. Edna Hughes and R. W. Faulkner officiating. Burial in Oak Grove Cemetery. Friends may call after 7 p.m. today at the funeral home.
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Jackson County
W. Va
New Covenant
Dicken Addition
Trinity United Methodist Church
Logan
Hocking Valley Brick Co
General Hocking Brick Corp
Xenna
Hubert
Columbus
Lawrence
Arthur
Harold
Howard
Alice) Slusher
Rosa Burkhart
Gertie Bolinger
Louise
Lulu
Harry
Claude
Heinlein
Edna Hughes
R. W. Faulkner
Oak Grove Cemetery
Penn Central Posts 290 Million Dollar Loss in 1970
Penn Central Railroad reports a net loss of 290.07 million dollars for the first 11 months of 1970 and a November deficit of 37.19 million dollars.
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Penn Central
Philadelphia
Penn Central Railroad
Judge Lohr Testifies In Mills Warrant Case Slaying
Judge W H Lohr testified in the McArthur trial of Oliver Mills for the shotgun killing of Vinton County Sheriff Harold Steele. The hearing covered a restraining order sought by Columbus & Southern Ohio Electric Co against Mills and a related contempt motion.
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W. H. Lohr
Lohr
Vinton County
Columbus
Columbus & Southern Ohio Electric Co
Mills
Electric Company
C&soe
Steele
Sheriff Steele
Gilligan Forms Panel To Probe Prison Dispute
Gov. John J. Gilligan creates a Citizens Task Force to examine conditions at Ohio Penitentiary and state correction facilities. The move follows a four day guard strike over pay with about 150 of 360 guards remaining on duty at the prison.
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Columbus
Ohio
John J. Gilligan
Ohio Penitentiary
Dr. Bullock to Close McArthur Medical Practice
Vin ton County physician Dr. Richard I. Bullock announces the closure of his McArthur practice after Sunday, February 14. He has served the area about 20 years and is on Mount St. Mary Hospital staff in Nelsonville, with prior ties to Hocking Valley Community Hospital.
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Sister Marietta
Mount St. Mary Hospital
Marietta
Kettering Hospital
Dayton
Thomas C. Porter
Tri-County Vocational
Richard I. Bullock
Vinton County
McArthur
Bullock
Virginia
Nelsonville
Hocking Valley Community Hospital
Market avoids losses as Dow advances midday
New York stock market faced profit taking but rose modestly. At noon the Dow Jones industrial average stood up 0.7 at 861.10 after trading activity remained brisk throughout the session.
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New York
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Logan Board
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Theisen
Charles Shafer
Tri-County
Met-Par
Nelsonville TV Cable
First National Bank
People’s Bank
Ogg Wholesale
Hoffman Appliances
ABS Equipment Service
Kesterson Meat Market
Koker’s Gun Store
Cincinnati
John Brooks
Brooks Shoe Co
Lancaster
Brooks
Kent
Associated Press
New Hampshire
Great Lakes
Seaboard
North Carolina
Hocking
Ipa
Miranda N. Casto
Second St
Lawrence Bray
McArthur Rt. 1
Loisene Hoy
Bray
Dave Wilbur
Gilligan
Dr. Bullock
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