Chase Of Stolen Logan Police Cruiser Ends At Athens Mental Health Center
A 31 year old Logan man stole a Logan police cruiser and led authorities on a chase across multiple counties before being captured at the Athens Mental Health Center gates. Jerry Featherolf admitted himself to the center after the arrest. He faces auto theft charges and had prior drunken driving counts. Local deputies and officers from Logan Nelsonville and Athens assisted in the pursuit.
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Fourth St
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Athens
Chester Burlenski
Hocking County
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Burlewski
Ohio State Highway Patrol
Hocking
Nelsonville
Five Billion Jobs Bill Fails in House Vote
The 206-189 roll call defeats a $5 billion emergency jobs bill aimed at funding public works, water and sewer plants with 500000 construction jobs projected. The measure faced a deficit ceiling amendment and drew strong partisan lines, praised by some Democrats for potential campaign use and criticized by Republicans as duplicative.
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House
Republi
Hale Boggs
Louisana
Senate Delays Pay Raise as Nixon Proposal Fails
The Senate rejected Nixon’s $2 per hour minimum wage plan by 47 to 46. The Democratic bill would have covered 8.4 million more workers, while the Republican substitute would remove those protections. Senator George McGovern returned from South Dakota to cast the pivotal vote against the measure.
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Senate Today
Nixon
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South Dakota
McGovern Names OBrien To Head His Campaign
Senator George McGovern named Lawrence F. OBrien former Democratic National Chairman to lead his presidential campaign. OBrien will serve as national campaign chairman coordinating efforts to unite key Democrats and concerned Americans behind McGovern.
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O’brien
Washington
George McGovern
Lawrence F. O’brien
Auxiliary OKs Special Care Unit For Hospital
HVCH Auxiliary members unanimously approve a 1972 goal to equip a special care unit near the nurses station. The unit would cost an estimated 4000 to 8000 dollars and include two to four beds under constant supervision. Administrator David Arledge explains purpose and urgent need.
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Hocking Valley Community Hospital
David Arledge
HVCH
Market Dips as Vietnam Fears Hover Over Stocks
New York stock prices fell in moderately active trading. The noon Dow slipped 4.44 points to 912.25 as analysts cited ongoing Vietnam concerns and fears of a new international monetary crisis weighing on the market.
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Vietnam
Logan Sidewalk Days Promises Outdoor Bargains
Over 50 Logan retail stores join Sidewalk Days to convert Main St into an outdoor bazaar Friday and Saturday. Merchants display their hottest bargains on the sidewalks as part of Logan Trade Club promotion to boost the city’s role in the Hocking Valley.
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Logan Trade Club
Hocking Valley
Logan Daily News
U S Intervenes to Stabilize Dollar Amid Currency Turmoil
The United States moves to defend the six month old currency accord by directly entering money markets. The dollar rises on European exchanges with higher rates in Frankfurt Zurich and Paris.
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United States
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Frankfurt
Zurich
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Kissinger Presses Paris Talks as Peace Hopes Grow
In Paris Kissinger met Le Duc Tho and Xuan Thuy for six and a half hours and returned to Washington optimistic about further sessions. The White House signaled more meetings will be announced as talks resume, aiming to halt IndoChina fighting while political issues are resolved.
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Meany Guides AFL-CIO to Neutral Presidential Stance
George Meany led the AFL-CIO executive council to a 27-3 vote against endorsing either Nixon or McGovern. The labor leader kept the federation neutral while criticizing Nixon's economic policies and differing with McGovern on Vietnam.
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Ohio Supreme Court Leaves Tax Assessments Status Unresolved
The Ohio Supreme Court refused to give the Board of Tax Appeals further instructions, saying it could not rule on a legislative enactment. The case concerns uniform property tax assessment rules tied to the Park Investment decision and a 1971-77 six year staggered implementation allowed by the legislature.
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Ohio
Columbus, Ohio
Ohio Supreme Court
Board of Tax Appeals
Park Investment
Edwin Sawicki
Attorney General's Office
John J. Gilligan
Gilligan
Sawicki
Laurelville Firemen Crown Miss Volunteer Fireman Kristie Wellman
Kristie Wellman 14, daughter of Mr and Mrs Jack Wellman of Laurelville Route 1, was crowned Miss Volunteer Fireman at Laurelville Old-Time Festival. Cheryl Jinks 14 and Pamela Kempton 17 named first and second attendants. Event drew 19 contestants with judges from Logan and Chillicothe. Festival actions include baked goods judging, music by Jack Bartley, and a five day schedule ending Saturday with a pony pull parade square dance and country concert.
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Laurelville
Kristie Wellman
Pamela Kempton
Chevyl Jinks
Bobby Cramblit
Maria LeMaster
Brent Swackhamer
Kimberly Hinton
Dana Riddle
Rodney Hart
Kitty Barton
Travis Barnes
Jack Wellman
Laurelville Rt. 1
Miss Wellman
Cheryl Jinks
Harold Jinks
Donald R. Kempton
Adelphi
Jack Bartley
WRFD
Wet Weather Strikes U S With Flooding and Outages
Scattered showers and thunderstorms drenched the nation as heavy rain hit the Plains and the Northeast. Severe storms knocked out power in Rhode Island and parts of Connecticut Massachusetts Maine Vermont and New Hampshire while high winds toppled lines. Ohio reports warm humid air from the Gulf with ongoing unsettled conditions.
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Maine
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New Hampshire
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Ohio
National Weather Service
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Weather Sketch for Hocking Valley Heat Spike
A muggy 90 degrees was recorded at 11 a.m. in the Hocking Valley with a forecast of a high near 93 on Wednesday. Overnight low 66 with fog in low-lying areas. Friday expected to be partly cloudy warm and humid with a chance of thundershowers.
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Weather Brief Aids Relief With Afternoon Showers
Showers this afternoon and evening provide relief from muggy weather. Highs today and Friday reach the upper 80s to low 90s with tonight’s fair skies and lows in the upper 60s.
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