Logan Board Approves Portable Classrooms Lease and 1973 Budget
The Logan school board voted to lease three portable classroom units for five years at 12 280 per year with an option to purchase. The plan includes two 24 by 26 ft classrooms at East elementary and one at the high school, air conditioned and insulated, to start this fall. They adopted the 1973 district budget totaling 3 023 891 and approved related purchases and program amendments.
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Logan
Ralph Courter
Courier Builders
Larry Wells
Wells
East Elementary
Tom Grey
Transportation Committee
Quaker State
Goodyear
Cherry
Texaco
Logan Rt. 3
Grey
Enterprise
Lee Brown
Brown
Alice Frasch
Florence Brooks
John Duus
Carolyn Jones
Sue Nash
Ruth Tannehill
Logan Board Hires New Head Football Coach
The Logan school board named Paul Adams as head football coach and guidance counselor, replacing Dick Mikes who left for Brooklyn High School. Richard Taylor resigned as head basketball coach to take a post at Zanesville High School and will teach health there. Adams, 32, from Par kersburg W Va brings nine years of coaching after stints at Spencer and other Ohio schools and plans to meet staff and players Friday.
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Logan Chieftains
Richard Taylor
LHS
Paul Adams
Parkersburg
W. Va
Logan School Board
Dick Mikes
Brooklyn High School
Cleveland
Adams
Logan
Xavier University
Cincinnati
Spencer
Charles Moore
Highland High School
Sparta
Graham High School
St. Par
Triad High School
Woodstock
Buckeye Valley High School
Delaware
Kings High School
Kings Mills
O. Adams
Taylor
Zanesville High School
Lancaster
Newark
Marietta
Chillicothe
Upper Arlington
Zanesville
Zanesville High
U.S. destroyer Warrington hit by underwater blasts in Gulf
In the Tonkin Gulf the U S destroyer Warrington suffered heavy shock damage and minor injuries to one sailor after two underwater explosions. The ship was towed to Subic Bay after initial flooding was controlled. U S planes had conducted strikes on North Vietnam while Hanoi claimed a few U S aircraft were shot down.
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Saigon
U.S
Warrington
Tonkin Gulf
Navy
Subic Bay
Philippines
Reclaimer
7Th Fleet
Honda Island
Demilitarized Zone
North Vietnam
Hocking Board Plans Appeal Over S W Charter Revocation
The Hocking County school board voted unanimously to appeal the Starr Washington charter revocation by the State Board of Education. The plan includes filing a notice of appeal with the Fourth District Court of Appeals and seeking a temporary suspension of revocation during the appeal. Board chair George Carter and vice president Donald Eggleston were reelected, and a mobile kindergarten classroom proposal from Courter Builders was discussed with projected leasing and purchase costs.
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Hocking Board
S-W
Hocking County School Board
Starr-Washington
State Board of Education
Merle Ellinger
S-W Board
Hocking County Common Pleas
Harley Meyer
State Board
Meyer
William L. Clark
Fourth District Court of Appeals
Clark
Appeals Court
Common Pleas Court
Donald Ogg
George Carter
Donald Eggleston
Ralph Courter
Courter
Starr - Washington
Board of Education
Election Board
Logan-Hocking County
Diana Blair
Good Named Head of County Schools
Frederick W. Good was named superintendent of the Hocking County School board last evening, succeeding James Frey who retires Aug 1 after 17 years. Good receives a five year contract, while his current Starr-Washington post has two years left.
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Frederick W. Good
Mohican Ave
Starr-Washington Schools
Hocking County School Board
Good
James Frey
S-W
Laurelville
Logan City
Pickaway County
Chou En Lai Declares Limitation Pact Meaningless
Chinese Premier Chou En Lai charged that the Moscow arms control accord signed by President Nixon was not disarmament but a new phase in the U.S.-Soviet arms race. He cited immediate military spending boosts and rush to test weapons as proof of ongoing expansion and aggression. Chou spoke at a Beijing banquet for a Yemeni government delegation.
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Tokyo
Chou En-Lai
Nixon
Moscow
United States
Soviet Union
Peking
Sadat Urges Soviet Commanders to Withdraw Advisors
Cairo reports President Anwar Sadat asked the Soviet Union to pull its military advisers from Egypt. Observers saw several depart after Aziz Sidky's Moscow trip, as Egypt’s leadership briefed the Arab Socialist Union Central Committee and foreign mission heads. Estimates place Soviet advisers in Egypt from 10,000 to 20,000.
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Cairo
Anwar Sadat
Soviet Union
Egypt
Aziz Sidky
Moscow
Sadat
Central Committee
Arab Socialist Union
Action Today
U.S
Inmate Homer Robinson Fatally Stabbed at Ohio Penitentiary
Homer Robinson, 41, an inmate from Cuyahoga County sentenced in 1960, died Monday night at the Ohio Penitentiary after being stabbed and struck with a pool cue in a dormitory, prison officials said.
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Columbus, Ohio
Homer Robinson
Ohio
Cuyahoga County
Ohio U Trustees Approve Leases Of School Land
The Ohio University Board of Trustees approved two leases of school property near Athens. One contract with Lee Skilken covers a Holiday Inn and travel trailer court on 12.6 acres. another lease to Big Bear Corp. covers a 16 acre site for a shopping center. The deals would yield about 41000 dollars yearly plus a share of income. The contracts now go to the Department of Public Works for negotiations and a possible final approval at the September 12 meeting. Skilken has first right on 42 acres near Albany that were freed when the university moved.
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Columbus, Ohio
Ohio University Board of Trustees
Columbus
Athens
Lee Skilken
Big Bear Corp
Ohio Department of Public Works
University
Albany
Skilken
Sinatra rails at felon’s claim before House panel
Frank Sinatra confronted the House Select Crime Committee accusing it of character assassination for allowing Joseph Barboza to allege he was a front man for La Cosa Nostra. He demanded the committee rebuke Barboza’s testimony about Fontainebleau and Sands Hotels in Miami Beach and Las Vegas. He asserted he is not a second class citizen.
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Washington
Frank Sinatra
House Select Crime Committee
Sinatra
Joseph
the Baron
Sands
Miami Beach
Las Vegas
Nixon returns to Washington after Teamsters endorsement
SAN CLEMENTE CALIFORNIA AP President Nixon heads back to Washington with the backing of the leadership of the Teamsters Union, a 2 million member labor group.
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San Clemente
Calif
Nixon
Washington
Teamsters Union
Two Wounded In Shake Shoppe Shooting
Gary Keith Gilkey, 23, held in Hocking County jail awaiting arraignment on shooting with intent to wound after a Monday night fight on the Shake Shoppe parking lot. Steven C. Mohler, 23, was shot in the right thigh. both were treated and released. The 22 caliber pistol was fired in a scuffle, with Gilkey fleeing and later arrested. Witnesses described a dispute prior to the gunfire.
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Gary Keith Gilkey
Skyline Trailer Courts
West Logan
Hocking County
Shake Shoppe
W. Hunter St
Gilkey
Steven C. Mohler
New Straitsville Rt. 1
Mohler
Hocking Valley Community Hospital
Gallagher
Front Sts
Chris Veidt
Herman Henry
State Bureau of Criminal Investigation
Heavy Storms Sweep Nation With Tornado Watches
Thunderstorms pounded the nation as Gulf humidity collided with dry air from the Pacific and Canada. Tornado or severe thunderstorm watches extended across 11 states from Texas to Michigan and Ohio, with the fiercest activity in northeastern Illinois causing house and barn damage.
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Associated Press
Gulf
Pacific
Canada
Texas Panhandle
Michigan
Ohio
Illinois
Ohio Showers Narrow in Coverage and Warm Monday
A few widely scattered showers were reported in Ohio on Monday with Columbus the only city recording measurable precipitation at 0.001 inch. Highs reached the 80s, peaking at 87 at Lunken Airport in Cincinnati, while Zanesville and Youngstown saw 81 as cooler readings. A weak cold front moved south from Lake Michigan this morning.
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Ohio
Columbus
Lunken
Cincinnati
Zansville
Youngstown
Lake Michigan
Weather Outlook for Hocking Valley Wednesday
Cloudy and warm conditions with a chance of showers and thundershowers are forecast for Wednesday in the Hocking Valley. Today reached 84 degrees at 11 a.m., matching Monday’s high, while overnight lows were around 63.
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Hocking Valley
Weather Fronts Trace Warm Humid Ohio Outlook
A weak north south warm front crosses central Ohio with the warm front retreating north of the state today and a cold front lingering west through Wednesday. Expect warm humid conditions and scattered showers in northern Ohio today tonight and Wednesday with more widespread showers in southern areas from tonight through Wednesday.
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Oklahoma
Ohio
Occidental Signs Soviet Pact Worth Up To 3 Billion
Occidentals agreement with the Soviet government covers five areas including oil gas exploration fertilizer metal treatment hotel construction and waste use. The five year deal may reach three billion dollars with payment possibly in crude oil and gas. PMID notes indicate stock volatility around the announcement.
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Soviet Union
London
Financial Times
Hammer
Occidental
U.S
Siberia
Siberian
Stock Market Slips at Noon Dow Dips 7.98 Points
In slow trading in New York the Dow Jones 30 industrials fell 7.98 to 906.98 at noon. The market showed declines beating advances by 3 to 1 on the New York Stock Exchange.
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Europe
New York
Occidental
West Coast
New York Stock Exchange
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U.S. Command
Radio Hanoi
Ha Tay
Logan Federal
Union Furnace
Frey
Chou
Hsinhua
New China News Agency
Yemen
Ohio U
Teamsters
Occidental Petroleum Co
Armand Hammer
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