Logan Considers 56-Bed Nursing Home on Graham Property
Logan Planning Commission reviews a proposal for a 56-bed nursing facility on 10 acres of the Graham property near Arlington Ave. and Front St. The plan calls for a one-story brick building with 24 semi private rooms, central services, and a $600,000 cost. Owners-operators Yonek and Tarvainen, builder Wolfe Industries.
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Logan
City Planning Commission
George Yanek
Sandusky
Mark Taivainen
Westerville
Graham Property
Arlington Ave
Wolfe Industries Construction Co
Lima
Logan Planning Commission
Graham
Front St
First Baptist Church
George Yonek
Mark Tarvainen
Yanek
Bud Gray
Wolfe Industries
Gray
Commission
Ohio Department of Health
Yanek and
Tarvainen
Chillicothe
Toledo
Canal Winchester
Crestview Manor
Beck’s Knob Rd
Lancaster
Gary
City Board of Appeals
Margaret Oakfield
David White
Walhending Ave
South
Perry
Ott-Nek Nursing Home, Inc
Arlington St
Ohio
Comprehensive Health Planning Agency
Ohio Valley Health Services Foundation
Blue Line Drive
P. O. Box
Athens
Democrats Override Rhodes Vetoes In Ohio Legislature
Democratic majorities pushed through full voter registration measures and a collective bargaining bill over Governor Rhodes Vetoes in Columbus. Senate action followed party lines with push from organized labor as lawmakers weigh immediate funding and referenda options.
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Columbus
Ohio
GOP
James A. Rhodes
Senate
Democrats
Commerce and Labor Committee
Rhodes
House
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Brown
Carter Moves Toward Restoring Cuban Ties With Diplomatic Exchange
Washington reports a tentative plan to exchange diplomats with Cuba, first since 1961. Negotiators in New York shaped most details and an official announcement is expected soon. Carter says progress toward full friendship depends on Cuba, as relations may still take time. Fidel Castro has exchanged messages with the U.S. president.
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Washington
United States
Cuba
New York
Carter
Ethiopia
Africa
Latin America
U.S
Plains
Fidel Castro
Castro
Cooler air dips into Hocking Valley with cooler temps
Overnight a cold air mass moved into the Hocking Valley dropping the high from 91 Tuesday to a 54 degree low. By 11 am it was 74 under clear skies as showers occurred in Rockbridge and northern county areas while Logan reported none.
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Hocking
Rockbridge
Logan
Splash Party Opens Logan Pool Season With End Of Term
The Splash Party, from 7 to 10 30 p.m. Friday at the Logan pool, marks the end of the 1976 77 school term and start of summer vacation. Admission is 50 cents. Music will be provided. Tickets for the 1977 season go on sale 12 noon to 1 p.m. Saturday, with the pool reopening for the summer season.
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Logan Swimming Pool
Dick Erb
City Recreation
Erb
Viking Probe Ends with Uncertain Life on Mars Result
NASA scientists conclude the Viking mission has failed to find definite signs of life after testing Martian soil samples. Viking 1 and 2 landed in 1976 and conducted experiments until the probes ran out of nutrients and helium. While some data hinted at life, later tests support nonbiological explanations. researchers caution results cover only about 160 square feet of Mars.
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Pasadena
Calif
Mars
Jet Propulsion Laboratory
Earth
Don DeVincenzi
NASA
Division of
Viking
DeVincenzi
Martian
Postal Service Publishes Postmaster Pay Data Sparks Outcry
The Postal Service disclosed postmaster salaries including Coal City West Virginia at 19044 dollars, prompting criticism from the National Association of Postmasters. Spokesman D Jamison Cain defended publicizing pay to show the service’s economic impact while top officials received raises without notices.
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Washington
Postal Service
Mail Agency
D. Jamison Cain
Beckley
W. Va
Post- Herald and Register
Coal City
Frank Miklozek
National Association of Postmasters
Cain
Postmaster Association
Benjamin F. Bailor
Nations discuss energy future as prices stay off table
Paris talks on North South dialogue reach a preliminary accord to continue energy consultations while excluding oil price talks. The agreement aims to satisfy Western goals and facilitate development nation demands ahead of a broader economic forum.
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Paris
Ohio food prices rise again across 16 cities
Ohio AP Market Basket survey shows average cost up to 24.33 across 16 items in 16 cities, up 3.4 percent from last month. Peaches cost 44 to 99 cents per pound, apples 40 to 59 cents, while coffee drives the rise. Declines include eggs, milk, tomatoes, and lettuce, with Columbus at 23.71 and Canton lowest at 21.31.
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Columbus
Ohio
Associated Press
Akron
Canton
Toledo
Massillon
Youngstown
Salem
Findlay
Fremont
Conneaut
van Wert
Steubenville
Cleveland
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Riffe
Eisenhower
Kennedy
Havana
Viking 1
Red Planet
Viking 2
Viking Landers
Columbus, Ohio
New
Great Seal State Park
Natural Resources Department
John D
Emily B. Davis
Supreme Court
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