Senior Citizens Apartments Planned in Logan West End
Backus told City Council he approved Realty Development Co. of Newark to build a 15 unit cottage style senior apartment complex in Logan's West End. Earl Shurtz said city water and sewer taps are approved and the project’s estimated cost is 320000 dollars with one bedroom rentals for residents age 62 and over.
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F. Page Backus
City Council
Realty Development Co
Newark
Logan
West End
Earl Shurtz
Shurtz
US Department of Housing and Urban Renewal
Church St.-Elm St.-Eulalia Ave
Water and Sewer Committee
Backus
Markets Fall as Fed Signals Tighter Credit Policy
Stocks retreat on continued fears of Federal Reserve credit tightening. The Dow loses nearly two points while the NYSE shows more decliners than advancers. The Fed chair testified to Congress that money supply growth targets were trimmed.
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New York
Federal Reserve
Arthur Burns
Federal Reserve Board
House Banking Committee
Fed
Viking Reaches Out For Martian Soil
In Pasadena the Viking 1 robot arm scooped a handful of Martian soil to test for life. A trench from the digging arm was visible in a newly returned image, with results from the biology lab not expected for weeks.
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Viking
Pasadena
Calif
Viking 1
Mars
Aftershock Follows Major Quake Strikes Tientsin Peking
A powerful aftershock of 7.9 on the Richter scale hit northeastern China after a previous 8.2 quake, causing widespread damage in Tientsin and light damage in Peking. Whitlam, visiting, reported collapsed buildings and casualties but official totals were unclear. Foreign residents sought safety outdoors as authorities assessed casualties and warned of further shocks.
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Tokyo
China
Tientsin
ANSA
Peking
U.S
Golden
Colo
Denver Center
Gough Whitlam
Whitlam
Japan Broadcasting Corp
Tangshan
Chinese Foreign Ministry
Hopeh
Hsin Hsiao Hotel
Peking Hotel
International Club
Kyodo
Hsinhua
Offical
Washington
U.S. Geological Survey
Rey Ee
David Dean
Mission
Thomas Gates
City budget for 1977 readied for public viewing
Auditor Virginia Gano told City Council the 1977 budget is completed and may be viewed after Friday July 30. A public hearing is set for 7 30 p m Tuesday Aug 10 in City Council chambers. The budget is a deficit plan with little certainty on federal revenue sharing and modest relief from sewer and water rate changes.
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Virginia Gano
Gano
Evans S. Hand Jr
No Arrests Yet In Hocking Murder
Fairfield County sheriff's deputies said no arrests have been made in the death of Roger E. Chilcote of Lancaster as they continue investigating the Good Hope Two homicide. They seek clues to a motive in the beating of the 38 year old former Anchor Hocking Corp employee found dead July 18 in a Leonard area home.
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Fairfield County
Hocking County
Opossum Hollow Rd
Rockbridge
Arthur Shaffer
New Lexington
Fairfield
Dan Berry
Shaffer
Franklin County
Berry
Chilcote
Avion Rd
Bremen
Hocking County Sheriff’s Department
Council Fails to Pass Emergency Legislation in City Meeting
With two council members absent the body could not reach the required three fourths to approve two emergency ordinances. One would vacate an alley by East Elementary School. the other would authorize flood gate construction on the Hocking River.
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E. Second St
E. Main St
East Elementary School
F. Page Backus
Hocking
Jim Wright
July Not Logan's Wettest Ever-Yet
Rain fell across the Hocking Valley with totals up to half an inch in some areas and only .05 inch elsewhere. The high Tuesday reached 86 degrees with a 65 degree overnight low. a 50 percent chance of more rain tonight, then 40 percent Thursday.
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Hocking
Gas Price Hike Faces Legal Challenge by Consumer Groups
Washington AP reports the Federal Power Commission raised the national ceiling on interstate natural gas prices by $1.5 billion, prompting Energy Action and other groups to seek reconsideration and a stay. The plan adds about 6 percent or $15.60 annually to average residential bills, while dissenters argue the hike is excessive and lacks reinvestment requirements. The American Gas Association supports higher rates but calls for end to federal regulation of interstate gas sales.
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Washington
Federal Power Commission
Energy Action
Commission
U.S. Court of Appeals
FPC
Don S. Smith
AGA
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Burbank
Harry Graves
Leore
Robert Conkle
Graves
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Lancaster Fairfield Hospital
United States
Viking I
Spy
Russia
Soviet Union
Logan School Board
Columbia Gas of
Ohio
Logan Area
Robert Schultz
Louise Smith
Earl Lowe
Summit St
Hillcrest
Lowe
Tom Girard
FCC
American Gas Association
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