Front St Speed Limit Cut and Vacant Council Seat
City Council lowered Front Street speed from 35 to 25 mph as an emergency measure, but did not name a successor to the vacant seat left by Charles Gambrel. A recommended candidate for Gambrel's seat is expected at the next meeting. Several other ordinances and budget actions were approved, including waterworks equipment funding and legal fees in a suit won by Kentucky Drilling & Operating Corp.
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George Dunigan
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Dunigan
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General Fund
Kentucky Drilling & Operating Corp
Neal Dillon
Logan
Jack Alton
Columbus
Kenneth Freeman
Mulberry St
Second and
Roy Loomis
Loomis
Mulberry
State Highway Department
James Guthrie
Second St
Walhending Ave
Roy Kelch
Merril Haney
U S Judge Rules KDOC Well Project In Logan Case
U S District Judge Carl Ruben ruled for Kentucky Drilling and Operating Co in a Logan dispute over a non conforming permit for hydraulic fracturing near the Carborundum plant. The ruling blocks city limits on drilling and enlarging the No 1 Rachelmacher well amid concerns about brine and groundwater pollution.
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U.S
Carl Ruben
Kentucky Drilling & Operating Co
KDOC
Logan
Rachelmacher
Ruben
City Zoning Board of Appeals
Retail Food Prices Rise Sharply in June
Government figures show a 0.9 percent jump in retail food prices in June, the largest monthly increase in four months, driven by higher costs for beef, pork, frying chickens, and fresh produce. The market basket for a family of four rose to 1299 dollars annually, with farmers earning 528 dollars and middlemen 771 dollars.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Plains Storms Bring Rain and Wind Across Regions
Thunderstorm activity with gusty winds and heavy rain swept the Plains and into the Mississippi Valley. Aberdeen South Dakota recorded over 1.5 inches in two hours while thundershowers spread to the Rockies and Deep South. New England cooled as dry air arrived.
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Aberdeen
S.D
Rockies
Deep South
New England
Weather update for Hocking Valley Thursday showers likely
A forecast calls for a chance of showers and little temperature change in the Hocking Valley on Thursday. Today reached 77 degrees under clear skies at 11 am after a 53 degree low. Tuesday's high hit 88 in the northeast, while the South endured tropical heat with Little Rock at a record 103. The Pacific coast stayed pleasant though inland areas neared 90 to over 100 in the desert southwest.
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Ark
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Toledoan Perry Julions Drowns in Quarry Outing
Perry Lee Julions a 24 year old Toledo Ohio man drowned Tuesday while with friends at a quarry west of the city. The incident occurred during an outing by the group.
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Perry Lee Julions
Toledo
Here
State Parks Face Budget Strain in Ohio
Norville Hall of the Ohio Division of Parks and Recreation says the system aims for self sufficiency but last year recouped only 3 million of 9 million operating costs from park concessions. The division operates on an 18 million dollar biennial budget and relies on bonds for new parks and repairs. Hueston Woods remains the chief money maker with extensive facilities, while officials warn overdevelopment may threaten natural beauty.
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Mary Scheier
Associated Press
Columbus, Ohio
Ohio Division of Parks and Recreation
Norville Hall
Hall
Hueston Woods
Bruce Larrick
Hueston
Larrick
McGovern Confirms Eagleton Psychiatric Disclosure
In Custer South Dakota Sen George McGovern reveals he learned full details of Sen Thomas Eagletons psychiatric care and shock treatments for nervous exhaustion at a meeting with the Eagletons and their wives They discussed whether disclosure was necessary and McGovern defended keeping Eagleton on the ticket noting his past hospitalizations and rumors about drinking were unfounded.
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S.D
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Thomas F. Eagleton
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McGovern
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Sylvan Lake
Here
Tom
ABC Evening News
Harry Reasoner
Associated Press
Senate
Spassky’s Hopes Not Too Bright In World Chess Match
In Reykjavik the adjourned seventh game looms as Bobby Fischer holds a one game lead over Boris Spassky. Experts say Spassky’s best chance is a draw to cut the score to 4-3 for Fischer after Spassky pressed aggressively but faltered in the middle game.
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Reykjavik
Iceland
Bobby Fischer
Boris Spassky
Spassky
Stock Prices Slip In Slow New York Trading
New York traders saw a sluggish session as stock prices drifted lower across the market. Investors appeared cautious amid shifting prices and subdued volume.
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New York
Red Dike Bombing Claims Questioned
AP Special Correspondent William L. Ryan reviews Hanoi reports on alleged U S bombing of North Vietnam dikes. The piece notes discrepancies in official Vietnamese claims, timing issues, and the potential impact on flood control and civilian life in the Red River Delta.
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North Vietnam
Hanoi
State Department
United Nations
United States
Red River
Tonkin
Asia
Quan Doi Nhan Dan
Planning Commission
Paris
Red Troops Hold Out In Quang Tri Citadel
South Vietnamese paratroopers reportedly control half of the Quang Tri Citadel and push toward remaining North Vietnamese positions in the fortress. Lt. Col. Do Dang Bo notes enemy concentration in the northwest as bomber strikes continue with limited ground contact. Simultaneously fighting flares on Hue’s western flank and in Que Son Valley near Da Nang.
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Saigon
Quang Tri
Do Dang Bo
Hue
Que Son
da Nang
Judge Refuses to Reduce Bond for McArthur Couple
U S Judge Carl Ruben in the Columbus district federal court rejects the appeal of Robert Barry Cline and Phyllis Jean Cline for bond reduction from 200000 after their arrest on cocaine possession charges valued at about 3 million. The couple owned two autos and a small McArthur home with no other assets. They were held in Franklin County jail and the Women's Workhouse respectively. trial likely in August.
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Carl Ruben
Columbus
McArthur
Harry Hensel
Bureau of Narcotics
Robert Barry Cline
Phyllis Jean
Vinton County
Bogota
Colombia
Port Columbus
Cline
Ruben
Franklin County
Dems Weigh GOP Reaction To Eagleton Disclosure
Sen. George McGovern says he will wait for the GOP response after Thomas Eagleton's admission of psychiatric treatment. Frank Mankiewicz warns the next three days could be tense and a Republican handling of the issue may provoke a backlash.
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Eagleton
Los Angeles
Eagleton Refuses Full Medical Disclosure for VP Run
Democratic vice presidential candidate Thomas F. Eagleton declined to release his complete medical records from three hospital treatments for nervous exhaustion. He said he would consult with doctors about permitting discussion of his past medical problems.
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Los Angeles
Thomas F. Eagleton
Eagleton Reveals Hospital Stays Over The Years
Senator Eagleton disclosed three voluntary hospitalizations in 1960 1964 and 1966 for nervous exhaustion and fatigue with psychiatric care. He cited four weeks at Barnes Hospital 1960 Mayo Clinic 1964 and Mayo Clinic 1966 including electric shock treatment. He says he has since remained in good health and learned to pace himself.
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