Logan Boards Tables Athletics Contracts and Staffing
Logan School Board tabled action on athletic director and athletic business manager job descriptions amid a plan to split duties from the 1974-75 model. They also postponed awarding all athletic supplemental contracts while approving bids for 1975-76 supplies including Beck’s Refuse and Meadow Gold Dairy foods.
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Logan
Bill Biggers
Dick Erb
Marion Allen
Don Young
Ken Warling
Young
Warling
Troy
Beck
Morris resigns Logan Junior High principal post
Gregg Morris has resigned as principal of Logan Junior High to become a high school principal in North Central Local School District at Pioneer near Bryan Williams County. Logan Board accepted the resignation effective July 31 and will seek replacements.
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Gregg Morris
Logan
North Central
Pioneer
Bryan
Williams County
Logan Rt. 5
Logan School Board
Morris
Logan Area
Fred Good
Ken Warling
Urbana
Larry Wells
Logan Daily News
Warling
Terry Pond
Central Elementary
Beth Phares
West Elementary
Juanita Dutcher
Union Furnace
Diana Frush
Athens
Ohio University
Hocking Valley Weather Forecast Sees Sun Wednesday
Mostly sunny conditions expected in the Hocking Valley with highs in the 80s and overnight low in the 60s. A 10 percent chance of rain tonight is listed as a minimal risk while current conditions show 84 degrees at 11 a.m. and a Monday high of 88. Bethany Bean of Westerville earned a bachelor of science from Otterbein College.
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Hocking Valley
Slip-Up Claimed Cause Of Apollo Space Gas Leak
NASA officials say a slip-up by Apollo astronauts triggered poisonous fumes entering the cabin during the Pacific splashdown of the Apollo Soyuz mission. An electronic squeal may have disrupted communications as two switches for the automatic landing system were not thrown, leaving small steering motors on and a ducted air intake exposed. The crew began 10 days of isolation for infection risk while tape-recorded accounts continue.
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Honolulu
Pacific Ocean
Space Agency
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
U.S
Thomas P. Stafford
Donald K. Slayton
Vance D. Brand
Glynn S. Lunney
Slayton
Brand
Congress Eyes Oil Price Plan Vote and Rebates
Senate tax experts study a windfall profits rebate while House Rules Committee weighs clearing a vote to reject Ford’s revised oil price plan. Proposals seek to return oil profits to consumers if price controls expire and a 90 percent windfall tax could finance per-person rebates.
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Washington
Senate
House
Ford
House Rules Committee
Frank G. Zarb
Harley O. Staggers
D-W. Va
Commerce Committee
Rules Committee
John D. Dingell
D-Mich
Commerce
Energy
Russell B. Long
D-La
Congress
Congressional
Long
U.S
Officials suspect arson in Lincoln Ave house fire
Fire Chief Robert Courter reports arson is suspected in a late night blaze that gutted an unoccupied Lincoln Ave frame house owned by Forrest Glenn Columbus. A state arson investigator is assisting Logan fire and police in the probe.
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Lincoln Ave
Daily News
Bryon Courter
Robert Courter
Courter
State Fire Marshal’s Office
Logan Fire and Police Departments
Forrest Glenn
Columbus
East St
Brooke St
Job Interviews Held as Metalbestos Union Dispute Enters Day
Logan Metalbestos plant officials rent the former Farmers & Merchants Bank offices at Main and Market to interview applicants amid a labor dispute with Local 456 of the Sheet Metal Workers International Union. A 2 pm meeting in Columbus with federal mediator Howard Hughes aims to reach an accord, while union pickets block entry and no interviews have occurred yet.
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Logan Metalbestos
William Wallace
Wallace Murray Corp
Farmers & Merchants Bank
Main and
Market Sts
Sheet Metal Workers International Union
Columbus
Howard Hughes
Andrew Goresh
James L. Pickett
Goresh
Economic indicators show improvement in June
The Commerce Department said the leading indicators rose 1.9 percent in June marking the fourth straight month of gain. A record trade surplus of 3.5 billion was reported for the second quarter and nearly 5.5 billion for the first half of 1975. Oil imports averaged under 5.7 million barrels daily in Q2, down from over 6.2 million in Q1.
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Washington
Commerce Department
Department
Congress Overrides Ford Health Bill Veto
Congress overrode President Ford's veto of a $2 billion health bill by 348 to 43 in the House and 67 to 15 in the Senate. Ford argued the package was costly and duplicative of existing efforts.
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Washington
Congress
Ford
House
Senate
Ohio Senate approves OU osteopathic school on Athens campus
The Ohio Senate voted 24 to 6 to authorize Ohio University to establish the state’s first osteopathic medical school on the Athens campus. Critics cited lack of clinical facilities in Southeast Ohio. An amendment proposing a Wright State University osteopathic department failed 23 to 7.
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Ohio Senate
Osteopathic
Ohio
Athens
Ohio University
Neil F. Zimmers Jr
Dayton
Donald J. Pease
Logan
Merril B. Haney
House
Senate
Osteopathic School
Haney
J. A. Finer
Canton
Ohio Association of Osteopathic Physicians
Martin Levitt
The
Osteopathic Association
Jerry Favorman
Michigan State University
Jack Rauch
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Dan Long
J. J. Tolliver Refuse
Meadow Gold Dairy
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Bethany Bean
Westerville
Otterbein College
Deeds Bros. Dairy
Deeds
Pennington Brothers, Inc
Cherry’s Tire & Service, Inc
Goodyear
Enterprise
L. Jackson Henniger
Wells
Kenneth L. Collison
Metalbestos
Southeastern Ohio
Pease
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