27 Jul 1971
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Newspaper
Logan Daily News
Location
Logan, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 27, 1971
Page
1
June revenue reached 79 764 dollars with costs of 74 055 dollars creating a 5 708 dollar surplus before depreciation. For six months, revenue was 499 598 dollars against 454 848 dollars in expenses, yielding 8 093 dollars after depreciation.
Curtis Burkhart 35 and brother James 43 pleaded not guilty in Hocking County Court to charges from a Friday night fight at Dick’s Tavern South Bloomingville. Curtis faces second degree murder and assault charges. James faces unlawful assault with a dangerous weapon. Bonds set at 15000 each. preliminary hearings planned with judge James Stilwell to schedule.
Unseasonably cool air moved into the middle of the United States early today as relief from heat arrived. The Associated Press reports cooler conditions spreading across the region, bringing lower temperatures and expectations of milder weather.
It was 70 degrees under blue sunny skies at 11 a.m. today in the Hocking Valley with a low of 52 in the early morning. Monday’s high reached 84 while the Southeast faces hotter days, and Gulf Coast and mid Atlantic regions see thunderstorms and heat across the West remains around 100. National temps range from 42 at International Falls to 99 at Blythe.
Seoul reports the demilitarized zone remained quiet on the 18th anniversary of the Korean armistice as noted by the South Korean Defense Ministry.
Dr. Robert C. Harsh, Logan native and OSU medical graduate, joins Davidson Associates of Columbus as a pathologist. He will seek active staff privileges at Hocking Valley Community Hospital after prior roles at York County Hospital and Mansfield General Hospital. He and his wife Claire, an OSU medical graduate, reside in Columbus with six children.
Viet Cong sappers breached the Lai Khe base 30 miles north of Saigon, blowing up four American helicopters worth over 1.5 million dollars and damaging a fifth. Two American soldiers were slightly wounded. no South Vietnamese casualties were reported. The attack marked the third against a U.S. helicopter compound in under two weeks.
NEW YORK AP stock market prices lost ground in moderate trading. The noon Dow Jones average of 30 industrial stocks fell 3.06 to 885.81.
In Saigon American sources say Maj. Gen Ngo Du faced drug trafficking and corruption charges tied to a planned shift in military leadership to bolster President Thieu's chances in the October election. The plot aimed to place Truong over the central highlands, but a leak thwarted the scheme and Thieu weighs how to secure southern support.
In Washington opponents led by Sen. William Proxmire won two key votes against advancing aid for Lockheed Aircraft Corp. The moves blocked debate limits and defeated a cloture bid, jeopardizing Nixon's request for 250 million dollars in federal loan backing. House action looms as lawmakers weigh the rescue plan amid potential mass layoffs if approval slips before recess.
Labor Department recessed joint union management talks in a possible railroad strike, with W J Usery Jr saying a voluntary settlement cannot be reached at this time. Congressional intervention looms as negotiations remain stalled.
Secretary Laird says the draft would total about 100000 over the next 12 months, a 16 percent reduction from the current monthly rate. The move would average roughly 8300 draftees per month, down from earlier projections of around 10000 monthly.
In Washington on Monday, Senators Saxbe and Taft Jr. divided on a 42 47 roll call to refuse cloture and end debate on a bill for federal loans to Lockheed Aircraft and other financially troubled corporations. The vote failed to reach the two thirds required.
Jacob A. Keller 87 of 315 Warner Ave died 5 15 pm Monday at Hocking Valley Community Hospital Born January 28 1884 in Fairfield County son of the late Henry and Christina Keller He taught in Hocking County schools and worked in several banks including First National Logan and Farmers Merchants Bank He served as Logan city treasurer church member and held multiple civic posts Survivors include wife Grace a son Charles a daughter Mary Blosser four grandchildren and three great grandchildren Funeral at 2 pm Thursday at St Matthew Lutheran Church Burial Oak Grove Cemetery Masonic services Wednesday 7 30 pm at Roberts Funeral Home In lieu of flowers contributions to charity.
Apollo 15 astronauts fired the main service propulsion engine for one second at 2 05 p m EDT in a test to verify lunar landing readiness. If ignition succeeds, Scott Irwin and Worden will proceed with the Friday moon landing. if not, a lunar orbit mission would follow.
Ohio Tax Commissioner Kosydar ruled Commonwealth Plan Inc owes 473,942 in personal property taxes on the Big Muskie. The Boston firm declined to pay in 1970 and seeks a review, with an appeal possible after the ruling.
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