State Senate Sets Lottery Hearings in Ohio
The Senate Ways and Means Committee launches hearings on a House bill creating a five member lottery commission. After months of bickering since May 7 primary, both chambers passed competing bills. Democrat Sen. Motts plans to amend the House measure to add an emergency clause and tax changes as he seeks quick action.
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Columbus
Ohio
Senate
Ways and Means
House
Ronald M. Motts
D-24
Parma
Mottl
New Rules Planned For Drug Raiders
Washington AP reports the federal government drafted new restrictions on no knock drug raids while not abandoning the procedure. DEA acting head John R. Bartels Jr. aims to curb misidentifications and terrorizing entries amid Collinsville Illinois cases. A federal grand jury probes civil rights violations and Bartels promises rapid disciplinary action for unprofessional conduct.
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Washington
John R. Bartels Jr
Drug Enforcement Administration
Bartels
Collinsville
Ill
Senate
Elliot L. Richardson
Stern
Hocking Children Services Office Relocates to Logan Federal Building
After 47 years in the courthouse the Hocking Children Services office moves to rooms 209 210 and 211 of the Logan Federal building. Executive secretary Mrs Eleanore Horwell says the move should be complete today and notes a telephone install delay due to a General Telephone strike. The old number 385-3537 remains active for now.
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Hocking County
Children Services Office
Logan Federal Building
Eleanore Horwell
General Telephone Co
County Schools Office
Children Services
Contempt Hearing Spares Coffman Union Officers
A contempt of court hearing for officers of Tri-State District Council of Carpenters Local 1279 and Coffman Stair Co. employees was continued to 9 a.m. Thursday after a Friday injunction. Union members gathered at Logan Federal community room for a 1 p.m. meeting. Willard Dutcher and others were cited to appear for alleged noncompliance with court orders.
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Tri-State District Council of Carpenters
Carpenters & Joiners of America
Afl-Cio
Coffman Stair Co
Hocking County Common Pleas Court
Logan Federal Community Room
Willard Dutcher
Lester Haybrow
Cecil Chaffin
Ralph West
Everett Klinger
Meyer
UAW Begins New Contract Talks With Detroit Automakers
UAW starts formal negotiations with General Motors, as Ford and Chrysler await their turn. The talks seek wage and benefit changes ahead of the September 14 expiration, with fears of a costly strike if no agreement is reached. Union aims include voluntary overtime, dental insurance, and full pension after 30 years.
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Detroit
United Auto Workers
General Motors
Ford
Chrysler
Historical Society Backs Yaw Property Museum Plan
The Hocking County Historical Society backs acquiring the former Yaw property on E Hunter St for a historical museum. The Logan Hocking County District Library board heard trustee Leon Eichel's proposal to sell or gift the Yaw site to the society and for Feik Estate trustees to buy the Thomas Building for a public library. James Heinlein, society president, argues the Feik estate funds should memorialize the family by supporting a local museum and library site, urging preservation of county history and public display of artifacts.
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Hocking County Historical Society
E. Hunter St
Logan - Hocking County District Library Board of Trustees
Leon Eichel
Feik Estate
Thomas
E. Main St
Thriftland
Eichel
James Heinlein
Chris J. Feik
Logan
Libary
Feik
Logan - Hocking County District Library
The
Historical Society
Ohio
Hocking County
General Tel Workers Strike in Ohio Amid Bargaining
In Marion Ohio Communications Workers of America strike General Telephone Co affecting about 2800 Ohio workers in 70 counties. Picket lines began at 6 am though company expects service to continue with limited ability to install or transfer phones.
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Marion, Ohio
Communications Workers of America
General Telephone Co
Ohio
General Telephone
St. Regis Plant In Newark Resumes After Contract Ratified
Production at the St. Regis Paper Co. plant in Newark is expected to restart by mid week after Local 2387 members of United Paper Makers and Paper Workers ratified a new three year labor contract on Saturday.
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Newark, Ohio
St. Regis Paper Co
United Paper Makers and Paper Workers
Boilermakers Strike Babcock and Wilcox Plants
The International Brotherhood of Boilermakers struck Babcock and Wilcox Co. plants in Ohio and Indiana at midnight Sunday, while four southern plants reportedly remained in production.
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Barberton, Ohio
International Brotherhood of Boilermakers
Babcock and Wilcox Co
Ohio
Indiana
South
Major Bills Face Action By Congress
In Congress this week the farm bill Alaska pipeline and a war powers limit move forward. The House seeks a farm bill compromise with Secretary Butz amid cost concerns. Senate votes on Alaska pipeline and possible anti monopoly amendment. A Vietnam war powers bill heads to a House vote and Senate debate. A $2 minimum wage measure advances in the Senate amid GOP opposition.
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Washington
Alaska
Congress
Earl L. Butz
House
Senate
Prudhoe Bay
Valdez
Frank E. Moss
Utah
Canada
Vietnam
U.S
Nixon Shows Considerable Improvement At Bethesda
President Nixon remains hospitalized at Bethesda Naval Medical Center for viral pneumonia. Doctors report a decrease in chest congestion and minimal pain with a good day on Sunday and sound sleep Sunday night. He continues four daily chest therapies causing fatigue and mild analgesic use as progress continues. The White House physician calls the prognosis excellent though reiterating he is still a sick man.
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Washington
Nixon
Bethesda Naval Medical Center
White House
Walter R. Tkach
Kalmbach Implicates 2 Nixon Staffers in Watergate Aid
Former White House lawyer Herbert W. Kalmbach acknowledged he raised funds to pay the Watergate defendants legal defense and support their families while denying knowledge of the break in or cover up. He said officials directed him to act, including H. R. Haldeman and John Ehrlichman, and he served as a Nixon campaign surplus fund trustee.
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Washington
Herbert W. Kalmbach
Nixon
Watergate
Kalmbach
White House
Richard “A. Moore
Senate
H. R. Haldeman
John D. Ehrlichman
Richard M. Nixon
Watergate Committee
Sam J. Ervin Jr
Dn.c
Four Logan youths hurt in North Carolina crash
Four Logan youths on a sightseeing trip were injured in Sylvia North Carolina with David Rheinscheld 18 in critical condition at C J Harris Hospital. Parents and grandfather are at bedside. Others injured include Mike McKibben Steve McKibben and Greg Peppers. In total 11 people injured overall.
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Logan
Sylvia
N.C
David Rheinscheld
Front St
C. J. Harris Hospital
Ray Rheinscheld
W. Front St
Norwood Standiford
Mike McKibben
Steve McKibben
Greg Peppers
Weekend crowds lighter at Hocking County parks
Park officials report reduced attendance at Lake Logan and Hocking Hills with about 8 000 total visitors. Swimming beach 3 000, boating 125, picnicking 250, anglers 500, Old Man's Cave lodge pool 500. Campgrounds and cabins remained full despite lower overall turnout. Four youths, 20s, faced bond for camping in a non designated area at Hocking Hills State Park.
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Lake Logan
Dalton
Wes Arbaugh
Hocking Hills State Park
Old Man’s Cave
Arbaugh
Kettering
Hocking
Rock House
Earl Riggs
Daniel Banes
Dave Dreth
Bruce Hathaway
Weather Outlook for Hocking Valley on Tuesday
Sunny and pleasant conditions expected with highs in the low 80s and lows around 60. Today at 11 am the temperature was 72 under clear skies after an overnight low of 59.
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Hocking Valley
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Ciplinary
Myles J. Ambrose
Hocking Children Services
Coffman
Henderson
Lilley
Wildcat
Dutcher
OCAW
UAW
Leonard Woodcock
Volun
Malcolm L. Denise
UA Wit
General-Tel
Logan Area
North Carolina
Matheny
Chuck Dalton
Lake Logan Star Park
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