Logan School Board Hires 18 New Teachers
The Logan School Board hired 18 new teachers for the 1975 76 term and accepted resignations from 14 employees at a regular session in the Hilltop cafeteria. The board formed the Land Laboratory Council to oversee development of about 40 acres in Green Two with initial members including Linda Vaughn Robert Kapper and Frank Newell.
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Logan School Board
Hilltop
Land Laboratory Council
Green Two
Linda Vaughn
East
Robert Kapper
Soil Conservation Service
Frank Newell
Consumer Price Index climbs in June amid higher food and gas costs
The Labor Department reports the CPI rose eight tenths in June led by a 1.5 percent jump in food with grocery prices up 1.9 percent and gasoline up about 3 percent. Real worker earnings fell 0.4 percent in June, with annual earnings down 0.4 percent for the year.
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Washington
Labor Department
Ford Administration
Treasury
William E. Simon
Council On Wage and Price Stability
U.N. Urges Sadat to Extend Sinai Peace Force
United Nations Security Council appeals to Anwar Sadat to renew the 3 919 man U N peacekeeping force in Sinai and set conditions for a broader peace progress. Egyptian officials debate extending the mandate while Israel proposes U S surveillance and oilfield return as parts of a long term settlement.
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Associated Press
United Nations
Security Council
Anwar Sadat
U.N
Sinai
Cairo
Sadat
Egypt
Ismail Fahmy
Israel
A. Esmat Abdel Meguid
Washington
Simcha Dinitz
U.S
Abu Rudeis
Christina Onassis to wed Alexander Andreadis in Glyfada chapel
Christina Onassis plans a private 7:30 p m wedding at a tiny Glyfada chapel near Athens with six guests. The groom is Alexander Andreadis, son of a wealthy Greek businessman, and Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis is said to attend from Scorpios island.
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Greece
Christina Onassis
Alexander Andreadis
Andreadis
Glyfada
Christina
Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis
Onassis
Scorpios Island
Ionian Sea
Aristotle Onassis
Congress and Ford Clash Over Oil Price Controls
Congress seeks to kill Ford energy plan by overriding his veto on phasing out price controls over 30 months. Ford argues the move would raise prices and boost production, while critics warn of higher gasoline costs. Talks with Frank Zarb hint at possible compromise and longer control period.
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Washington
Congress
Ford
House
U.S
Senate
Ford Administration
Frank G. Zarb
Zarb
Administration
Birthday Wish Granted: Boy Receives Real Fire Truck
August Gering turned four and received a real 1946 Dodge fire truck costing 511 dollars. The family bought it after a bid was accepted by the St. Charles Fire Department, though sirens and red lights are illegal for private use. Augmenting rides, the vehicle sits in Batavia, Illinois with plans for parades and neighborhood fun.
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Batavia, Ill
August Gering
August
Elynor Gering
Gering
Batavia
Ill
Chicago
Mary Sue Bowman
John Peterson
St. Charles
Markets Slide As Inflation Fears Weigh Stocks
New York markets declined with the Dow at 843.32, down 11.42, as inflation concerns and a wary rate outlook pressured traders. Losses outpaced gains by about five to one on the NYSE amid moderately active trading.
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New York
New York Stock Exchange
Weather forecast for Hocking Valley tonight and Wednesday
Partly cloudy conditions are expected with overnight lows in the 60s and highs in the 80s in the Hocking Valley. A 10 percent rain chance tonight rising to 20 percent on Wednesday after a sunny 84 degree morning and a 65 degree overnight low.
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Hocking Valley
Seek Renewal Of Fire Levy For Good Hope District
Two trustees Ralph Canan Rolland Bailey and Dean Edwards filed with the Hocking County Election Board to place a 1-mill fire protection levy renewal on the November 4 general election ballot. The levy would run for five years.
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Good Hope
Hocking County Election Board
Ralph Canan
Rolland Bailey
Dean Edwards
Meany Blasts Ford Policies At ILA Convention
AFL CIO President George Meany attacked President Ford and Congress, saying the administration pursues unemployment and risks a recession while the United States faces Soviet pressure. He urged immediate bold actions and criticized a tight budget. ILA leaders backed a grain embargo resolution against loading grain to the Soviet Union.
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Miami Beach
Fla
Aflcio
George Meany
Ford
Congress
Meany
International Longshoremen’s Association
ILA
Thomas W. Gleason
Gulf
Soviet Union
Frost Hits Brazil Coffee Crop Amid Vast Frost Damage
Brazil faced frost damage to about three quarters of its coffee crop threatening the 1976 77 harvest. Brazil exported 12.1 million bags last year and supplies about a third of world coffee. Prices surged on the London market with a 62 percent jump in two days.
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Rio DE Janeiro
Brazil
United States
London
Youth Put on Probation After Break In and Theft
Judge Harley Meyer placed 18 year old Charles A Thurston on two years probation after he pleaded guilty to breaking into an unoccupied structure on Oct 29 1974 and stealing items valued over 150 dollars. Thurston faced a three count indictment including theft of 110 dollars in currency cigaret lighters and snacks. Court also noted a separate case involving two more break ins on Oct 29 1974. John W Richards 24 of Eagle Mills pleaded guilty to breaking into Dick's Tavern on Jan 19 1975 and awaits sentencing after a probation investigation. bond remains at 2500.
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Ohio Reformatory
Harley Meyer
Meyer
Charles A. Thurston
Thurston
Phil Rose
McArthur
Edith Jones
R. E. Orum
Salt Creek Rd
Joseph Kennedy
Pole Ridge
George Cummins
John W. Richards
Eagle Mills
Common Pleas Court
FBI crime up 18 percent nationwide prompts citizen program
FBI data show an 18 percent rise in serious crime in the first quarter, with increases across urban and rural areas. Attorney General Levi calls for criminal justice system reforms as city figures in Ohio show Canton down and Columbus up sharply.
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FBI
Clarence M. Kelley
Kelley
Patrick Murphy
The
Police Foundation
Canton
Ohio
Akron
U.S
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