Logan Housing Authority Reviews City Building Code Options
The Logan Metropolitan Housing Authority met with housing specialists to assess a senior housing project. Participants urged Council action on a city building and housing code and discussed continuing the federal grant application or adopting the Turn Key leasing program under the 1968 Housing Act.
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Logan Metropolitan Housing Authority
John Yates
Tri-County Community Action Program
Sam Boyd
Ohio Department of Urban Affairs
Rex Hoyle
Inland Homes
Columbus
Yates
Hous
Ing
Romania Next On Soviet List
Senate Republican Leader Everett Dirksen claimed he had military information suggesting the Soviet Union might invade Romania, echoing concerns about Czechoslovakia. Nixon aides and State Department officials voiced uncertainty about such intelligence and its impact on treaty ratification.
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Washington
Senate
Everett M. Dirksen
Romania
Nixon
Dirksen
Czechoslovakia
United States
White House
Ronald Ziegler
State Department
House Panel Studies Broad Tax Law Reforms
The House Ways and Means Committee will conduct a months long review of U S tax laws starting February 18. Hearings will cover tax exempt foundations deductions for charitable gifts and broad topics including oil depletion allowances stock options and income splitting advantages faced by single filers. Chairman Mills cautioned against expecting a full overhaul this year but changes in targeted areas may be pursued.
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Washington
House
Ways and Means Committee
Democratic National Committee
New York
John W. Byrnes
Wisconsin
Ways and Means
Treasury Department
Byrnes
Ways and
Wilbur D. Mills
D-Ark
New LEADS System Activated by Hocking Sheriff
The LEADS equipment went into operation by Sheriff Paul Hartman at 11 30 a.m. Wednesday. Hartman said some information relayed almost instantly and 15 minutes was the longest time to get a report on non local auto license numbers. Data is fed to the Columbus computer center and teletype road and weather info is automatically distributed to connected departments.
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Law Enforcement
Hocking
Paul Hartman
Hartman
Columbus
Two Logan Men File For Council At Large Seats
Two Logan men filed nominating petitions with the Hocking County election board for council at large. Republican Wilbur Fuller of 406 Church Street and Democrat Robert Bateman of 249 Fourth Street are the latest entrants.
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Logan
Hocking County
Johnson dissolves council committees and withdraws job review offer
Logan City Council President James H. Johnson announced he is dissolving the capital improvements committee and withdrawing his offer to conduct a city job review. He cited criticism at Tuesday night’s meeting and said the review would involve a consulting firm if pursued by others.
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Johnson
Logan
James H. Johnson
Capital Improvements Committee
Tor
Logan Daily News
Master Spy Allen Dulles Dies At 75
Allen W. Dulles former CIA chief died at 75 in Georgetown University Hospital after flu and pneumonia complications. He led the CIA from 1953 to 1961 and served on the Warren Commission. He was brother of Secretary of State John Foster Dulles and earned U S medals for Merit and Freedom plus honors from France Belgium and Italy.
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Washington (Ap
Allen W. Dulles
Central Intelligence Agency
Georgetown University Hospital
U.S
Intelligence Agency
Dwight D. Eisenhower
John F. Kennedy
Dulles
Warren Commission
Kennedy
Lee Harvey Oswald
CIA
White House
John Foster Dulles
Office of Strategic Services
Nixon Cousins Dinner To Be Held By Hocking Republicans
Nearly 100 Nixon relatives will attend an inaugural dinner in Logan Armory on February 6 hosted by Hocking County Republicans. Committees have invited Nixon cousins across Hocking, Vinton, Perry, Fairfield and other Tenth District counties. Lt. Gov. John Brown will be principal speaker with Republican leaders from district counties present.
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Richard Nixon
Hocking County
Logan Armory
Nixon
Hocking
Vinton
Perry
Fairfield
Tenth District
John Brown
Quake Strikes Davao Philippines With 7.2 Magnitude
An earthquake measuring 7.2 on the Richter scale rocked Davao City in the southern Philippines. The Weather Bureau reported the tremor was felt across Mindanao and parts of the Visayan Islands with no immediate casualty or damage reports. A National Earthquake Information Center spokesman confirmed the intensity, likening it to the quake that killed hundreds in Manila last year.
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Manila
Davao
Weather Bureau
National Earthquake Information Center
Washington
Mindanao
Visayan Islands
Atom Bomb Test Conducted By U S
A nuclear device was detonated underground at the Nevada test site under AEC oversight. The blast yield was reported between 20 000 and 200 000 tons of TNT. It marks the third weapons related test announced in 1989.
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U.S
Washington
Atomic Energy Commission
Nevada
Peace talks stalled as Saigon rails at Hanoi at Paris session
Saigon's ambassador blasted North Vietnam and the Viet Cong for negative statements at the Paris talks and warned progress hinges on constructive discussion. U S envoy Lodge pressed for demilitarized zone troop withdrawals and prisoner exchanges amid chilly at mosphere at the conference. Meanwhile U S military sources report 15 to 30 B52 bombers daily hitting supply routes through Laos, some north of the 17th parallel, though no raids on the DMZ or North Vietnam since Oct. 28.
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Paris
South Vietnam
Hanoi
Viet Cong
Saigon
Pham Dang Lam
North Vietnam
National Liberation Front
Lam
Republic of Vietnam
Henry Cabot Lodge
U.S
Laos
Foreign Ministry
Quang Binh
Demilitarized Zone
17Th Parallel
Israeli Jets Hit Iraqi Troops in Jordan Conflict
Seven Israeli jets attacked Iraqi units on the eastern front in Jordan, Iraqi communique reports. One Israeli plane reportedly shot down. no Iraqi casualties. The raid followed executions in Baghdad and Basra, provoking international outcry and warnings from Moshe Dayan. Rain and snow affected Israel and Jordan as cease-fire quieted.
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Damascus
Syria
Jordan
Baghdad
Syrian
Golan Heights
Basra
Israel
United States
Iraq
Moshe Dayan
Dayan
United Labor Party
Hocking Authority Seeks Bids For County Airport
The Hocking County airport authority seeks bids for airport construction with proposals due at 11 a.m. February 24 in the county commissioners court house office. New chairman Charles Orwig announced revised plans from R D Zande and Associates of Columbus. The group still has a $100,000 state grant and pledges from local industrial firms to support the project.
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Hocking County Airport Authority
County Commissioners
Charles Orwig
Ned Cochran
R. D Zande and Associates of
Columbus
Stock Market Recovery Shows Gains Amid Sluggish Trading
New York AP reports a partial stock market recovery with active trading. The Dow Jones Industrial Average rose to 941.07 at noon, gaining 2.98 points as blue chip stocks boosted the index despite more losses than gains elsewhere.
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New York
New York Stock Exchange
Explosion at Union Carbide plant injures workers near Marietta
An explosion hit the plastics division of the Union Carbide plant on Route 7 between Marietta and Belpre. Police closed roads as acid covered roadways and early reports said 15 people were injured with ambulances from Marietta Belpre and Parkersburg rushing to the scene.
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Marietpa, Ohio
Union Carbide
Here
Marietta
Belpre
Marietta Belpre
Parkersburg
Ohio River
Hocking River Rises Near Flood Stage After Rainfall
Residents watch the Hocking River rise to near flood level with nine feet at Logan and highs around 10.68 feet at Enterprise overnight. Rush Creek and Wednesday Creek flood nearby roads Arnold and Bremen. closed at noon. Rainfall totals 1.6 inches in 48 hours. temperatures in the 50s. Partly cloudy and cooler weather forecast for Friday.
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Valley
Hocking
Logan
Enterprise
Old Bremen Rd
Rush Creek
Arnold Rd
Ohio floods prompt evacuations as guards patrol scattered areas
Heavy rainfall floods and rising Maumee River water levels prompt evacuations in Henry and Wood counties. Sheriff John Casteel says 25 families moved from low-lying areas near the Maumee as ice jams pass the Napoleon dam. National Guardsmen and local fire and police provide overnight support in Waterville and surrounding communities.
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Ohio
John Casteel
Henry County
Maumee
Henry
Wood Counties
Maumee River Bridge
Napoleon
Dwight Decker
National Guardsmen
Waterville
Admiral Says No Forces To Save Pueblo
Coronado California AP Admiral Clark testifies at a Navy court of inquiry that no forces were available to aid the USS Pueblo when seized by North Korea. He parallels the incident with Cmdr. Bucher and the Pueblo noting limited defense and distance of relief forces.
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Pueblo
Coronado
Calif
Red China
North Korea
Charles KR. Clark
Navy
Lloyd Bucher
Clark
Adm
Frank. Johnson
Johnson
Marshall White
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