Rare Plants Bloom On Sandstone Cliffs At Old Man's Cave
Shawnee Naturalists Club tour at Old Man's Cave highlights three rare or notable plants: sullivantia sullivantia on damp cliffs, round leaved catchfly silene rotundifolia on sunlit rocks, and partridge berry mitchella repens in shade. The walk notes habitat limits, plus local wildlife songs and a tur ture vulture report, with continued details on page 8.
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Old Man’s Cave
Gulf
Dead Man’s Cave
Queer Creek
William Starling Sullivant
Columbus
Kentucky
Ohio
Clear Creek Gorge
Fairfield County
Cantwell Cliffs
West Virginia
Alabama
Sullivantia
Mitchella
John Mitchella
Virginia
Hocking
Aid Survivors of Chilean Earthquake
Chilean government moves to shelter and feed thousands after a major quake. President Allende orders aid camps for about 15,000 homeless in towns north of Santiago. Central zones declared emergency as Valparaiso areas report heavy casualties and widespread water shortages.
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Santiago
Chile
Salvador Allende
Allende
Hierro Viejo
Valparaiso
Pacific
Logan High Alumni Dance Set July 17
Logan High School Alumni Association sponsors its annual dance at the Logan armory on Saturday July 17 from 10 p.m. to 2 a.m. Larry Richards Dance Band will provide music. Tickets cost 5 per couple or 2.50 single at the door from 9:30 p.m. The alumni business meeting is at 1:30 p.m. Sunday July 18 in the LHS auditorium.
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Logan High School Alumni Association
Logan Armory
Larry Richards
LHS
Harold R
Big Smitty) Smith
Logan High School
al Horsky
David Bell
Facelifting Job Set For City Hall
City Hall in Logan will undergo a facelift with shutters and gutters replaced and the building repainted. Service Director Roy Loomis said the shutter removals were for renovation not theft and scheduled to begin soon.
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Logan
Roy Loomis
Loomis
Gibisonville Well Contamination Prompts Caution
Hocking County sanitarian Donald Robers warned that the Gibisonville town well is contaminated. Residents should seek alternate water or boil before use. Health department tests ongoing. no illnesses reported. Sawdust runoff from Laurelville sawmill and camping trailers near Lake Logan contribute to water issues.
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Donald Robers
Hocking County
Gibisonville
Robers
Health Department
Laurelville
Salt Creek
Ohio Department of Natural Resources
Division of Wildlife
Lake Logan
Warm Air Covers U S With Widespread Thunderstorms
The nation saw hot humid conditions with thundershowers across the Gulf Coast, North and Central Plains, lower Midwest, and Mid-Atlantic. Pickstown South Carolina received almost two inches of rain, Raleigh North Carolina Emporia Kansas and Charlottesville Virginia over an inch. Cooler air moved into the northern Appalachians and Northeast bringing pleasant temperatures.
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Gulf Coast
North
Central Plains
Lower Midwest
Mid-Atlantic Coast
Pickstown
S.C
Raleigh
N.C
Emporia
Kan
Charlottesville
Appalachians
Tenants urged to understand lease terms on deposits
Ohio Attorney General William J. Brown advised tenants to review lease terms to ensure the return of security deposits when vacating. The guidance was issued Friday in Columbus.
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Columbus
Ohio
Atty
William J. Brown
Ohio Tax Bill Vote Postponed To Tuesday
Ohio House Ways and Means Committee met all day Friday on a compromise tax plan and postponed any vote until 8 pm Tuesday. The 18 member GOP panel approved one Democratic amendment raising the corporate tax cap to eight percent while rejecting changes to personal income tax brackets and broad business exemptions.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ohio House Ways and Means
E. W. Lampson
Jefferson
House
Charles Kurfess
Perrysburg
Robert Netzley
Laura
Armstrong Is Buried In New York
Louis Armstrong was buried in a quiet service in Corona Congregational Church Queens after a Jazz funeral in New Orleans. About 500 invited guests attended and 2000 watched from windows rooftops and streets as the 71 year old legend was laid to rest with simple rites. Lucille Armstrong stood steady during the 40 minute ceremony.
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New York
Louis Armstrong
New Orleans
Little Corona
Queens
William J. McManus
Lucille Armstrong
Armstrong
Deny Lockheed Aid Has Political Aims
Washington AP Sen William Proxmire accuses the Nixon administration of seeking Lockheed loan guarantees to protect California electoral votes in 1972. Tower and Walker deny political motives as Lockheed warns of possible layoffs if federal backing disappears. Banking chief Sparkman says final bill may favor broader relief rather than Lockheed alone.
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Washington
William Proxmire
D-Wis
Nixon
California
Lockheed Aircraft Corp
John Tower
Texas
Proxmire
Lockheed
Burbank
Calif
Tower
the Treasury
Charles E. Walker
Administration
John Sparkman
D-Ala
Walker
McCloskey challenges Nixon in 1972 primaries in California and New Hampshire
Rep. Pete McCloskey, a Republican war critic and Korea veteran, announces he will run in California and New Hampshire primaries to challenge Nixon and Agnew. He vows a 1972 delegate slate focused on ending the Vietnam War with POW return conditions.
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San Francisco
Patal
Pete” McCloskey Jr
Nixon
California
New Hampshire
Spiro T. Agnew
McCloskey
GOP
Los Angeles
White House
Washington
Global and U S News In Brief
Three surface to air missiles missed a U S reconnaissance jet over North Vietnam as B 52 bombers carried the heaviest strikes in a week. Dayan accuses Egyptian pressure of hindering U S aid to Israel and warns of renewed fighting. Steel industry trims jobs and output amid weak demand. Agriculture boosts summer feeding funds to over 33 million. Aubran W Martin pleads innocent in the Yablonski killings case.
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Saigon
Demilitarized Zone
South Vietnam
Washington
The
Agriculture Department
Nelsonville Native Police Officer Killed in Antenna Accident
Alan B. Higgins 27 a Nelsonville native and Athens police officer was killed when a TV antenna they were erecting fell onto a high voltage line Friday afternoon His wife Betty was seriously burned and a power outage disrupted 500 to 600 homes The couple and Patrolman David Cogar were at their Radford Road home Higgins a 1963 Nelsonville High School graduate served four years in the Air Force He is survived by his wife two children and his parents Funeral home services are set for Tuesday with friends welcome after 7 p.m. Sunday
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Alan B. Higgins
Nelsonville
Athens Police Department
Betty
Athens
Higgins
O'Bleness Hospital
Higginses
David Cogar
Radford Rd
Pal. Cogar
Albany
WATH
Woub-Fm
Johnson Funeral
Athens County
Tom and
Ruth Klinebriel Higgins
Chestnut St
U.S. Air Force
Germany
Connie
William
Elaine Watkins
Susan Higgins
Marilyn Higgins
Frank
Johnson
Roy Ballard
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Charles Goslin
Daily News
Nature
Ray Figgins
Lancaster-Kirkersville Rd
Baltimore Rd
Dvullivantia
Rep. McCloskey
Chilean
Logan High
U.S
Associated Press
Nwa
Tel Aviv
Moshe Dayan
United States
Israel
Middle East
Dayan
Mediterranean
Egypt
Pittsburgh
Congress
Washington, Pa
Aubran W
Buddy’’ Martin
United Mine Workers
Joseph ‘Jock’’ Yablonski
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