Nixon seeks fast approval of Moscow summit pacts
President Nixon urged Congress to ratify the SALT accords reached in Moscow to curb nuclear arms and shift U S Soviet relations. He spoke to a sparse joint session after a 13 day trip, calling for unity in building a new foundation for peace amid defense debates.
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Andrews Air Force Base
Henry M. Jackson
John M. Ashbrook
Robert P. Griffin
Michigan
Senate
GOP
White House
Florida
House
Capitol Hill
Earth
America
U.S. Bombers Hit Hanoi Power Plant and Rail Bridge
U.S. Phantom jets attacked the Bao Giang power plant northeast of Hanoi and damaged the Cao Ning railroad bridge between Hanoi and the Chinese border. The raids targeted war related industries, with pilots reporting fires and unable to assess full damage. In Kontum City, South Vietnamese forces repelled a dawn assault as 79 North Vietnamese were killed. USS fighter pilots exceeded 8 to 1 in air combat against North Vietnamese fliers this year.
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U.S
Hanoi
China
Bao Giang
North Vietnam
Air Force
Cao Ning
Central Highlands
Kontum City
Pleiku
Washington
USS
Pentagon
United States
Freemans Seek OK For New Motel In Logan
Roberta and Ray Freeman seek a zoning variance to build a motel at 92 S Mulberry St in downtown Logan on property bought from Standard Oil. The public hearing before the zoning board is set for July 6 at 7 30 p m. The Freemans own Mohler's Motel which burned January 14.
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Logan
S. Mulberry St
Roberta
Ray Freeman
Mulberry and Second Sts
Standard Oil Co
Ohio
City Zoning Board of Appeals
Freemans
Mohler’s
W. Hunter St
Zoning Board of Appeals
Kentucky Drilling and Operating Corp
Kachelmacher Estate
U.S. District Court
Columbus
Collins Not Giving Up in Ohio Mine Fight
Senator Oakley Collins of Ironton says he will close his strip mine operations due to new Ohio laws but supporters doubt he will quit. He is expected to shift his mining from coal to sand and gravel amid the legislative battles.
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Associated Press
Oakley Collins
Ironton
Ohio General Assembly
Collins
Oakley
Logan Pool To Open Saturday Despite Wading Facility Condemnation
The Logan pool will open for the 1972 summer season on Saturday but must operate without the baby pool until improvements are made. Health officials ordered the wading pool shut pending construction of a larger unit with its own chlorination system.
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Logan
City Recreation Commission
Logan- Hocking County Health Department
City Board of Control
Hornsby Construction Co
Coolville
Roy Loomis
Council
Board of Control
Edwin Johnston
Ed Dalton
George Dunigan
Louise Smith
Health Department
Logan City
Ford Get Conditional OK For 1973 Vehicle Production
EPA head announces Ford can produce and ship 1973 cars under conditional certification if initial tests show full compliance with antipollution rules. A shutdown threat would have affected up to 450,000 workers, as Ford rectifies test data and completes 50,000 mile testing to prove standards are met. EPA shifts to a best practicable control standard for water pollution across industries.
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Washington
Environmental Protection
William D. Ruckelshaus
Ford Motor Co
Ford
Ruckelshaus
Environmental Protection Agency
John R. Quarles Jr
EPA
Quarles
ABA Commissioner Dolph resigns amid merger talks
New York reports confirm Commissioner Jack Dolph will leave at end of his three year term in October. He cites a future merger with the NBA as the reason, with Walter Kennedy likely to be the single commissioner.
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NEW York
Jack Dolph
American Basketball Association
Dolph
ABA
National Basketball Association
NBA
Walter Kennedy
Kroger and U S Shoe Win Federal Price Hikes
The Kroger Co and the U S Shoe Corp both Cincinnati based have been granted Federal Price Commission permission to raise prices. U S Shoe may boost shoe prices through its Texas Boot Valsey Bristol and Freeman divisions in line with leather cost increases. Kroger gains approval to raise prices on baked goods candies sausage and dairy by about 1.74 percent.
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Cincinnati
Kroger Co
U.S. Shoe Corp
Federal Price Commission
U.S. Shoe
Texas Boot
Valsey Bristol
Freeman Men’s
Kroger
Israel Faces Reprisal Threat After Tel Aviv Attack
Israeli jets hovered over southern Lebanon and troops moved to the border as fear of a new terrorist strike rose after the Tel Aviv airport massacre. Extra security surged at airports worldwide. 26 killed and about 70 wounded.
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Tel Aviv
Israel
Shimon Peres
Beirut
Popular Front For the Liberation of Palestine
United Nations
U.N
Yosef Tekoah
Egypt
Weekend Forecast For Hocking Valley Sees Warm Saturday
Sunny and warm conditions are expected in the Hocking Valley with highs in the 80s for Saturday. Early today the temperature stood at 73 at 11 am after a 40 degree overnight low and Thursday peaked at 71.
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Hocking Valley
Judge rules wire tap law unconstitutional
U S Judge Joseph S Lord III ruled the 1968 wiretap law unconstitutional on its face citing Fourth Amendment privacy concerns. He found the statute allows prolonged searches excessive investigator discretion and failure to promptly notify subjects after surveillance ends in a case linked to a $10 million betting ring.
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Philadelphia
U.S. District Court
Joseph S. Lord III
U.S. Atty
Peter Vaira
Justice Department
Washington
Lord
Matthew F. Whitaker
Pottstown
Schuylkill County
Pennsylvania
FBI
John W. Lord Jr
U.S. Supreme Court
High Court
U.S
Lord’s
Senate Panel Sets Welfare Rule Changes
The Senate Finance Committee approved a return to the man in the house rule allowing states to deny welfare to a mother and her children living with a nonrelated man. They also set Workfare provisions to refer job refusing parents' children to child welfare and grant one month’s wages to nonworking parents while urging employment. About 1.2 million welfare adults could lose aid under Workfare, with those whose children are in school moved to a federal employment program.
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Washington
Senate Finance Committee
Supreme Court
Two Crash Victims Remain Critical in Memorial Day Accident
Samuel Bailey, 27, Rockbridge Route 1, and Jerry Forest, 21, McArthur, remained in critical condition at Mt. Carmel Hospital Columbus after a Memorial Day auto crash on Route 180 near Laurelville. Two people were killed and eight injured in the collision.
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Samuel Bailey
Rockbridge Rt. 1
Jerry Forest
McArthur
Mt. Carmel Hospital
Columbus
Rt. 180
Laurelville
Hocking candidates file expense statements for May primary
Eleven candidates filed receipts and expenditures with the Hocking County election board. June 16 is the filing deadline. Several candidates reported only expenditures or filing fees, including William Evans and others. Bob Whealey of Athens filed in Muskingum and with the secretary of state, showing a debt of 607.86 and expenses of 1353.61 funded mainly by Ohio University faculty.
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Hocking County Election Board
William Evans
Church Sr
Paul Hartman
Thelma Keyes
Ernie Shull
Logan Rt. 1
Rhea Bangert Brown
Christopher Veidt
George Tucker
N. Spring St
Republican Central Committee
Marvin Dicken
N. Orchard St
George A. Mara
Warner Ave
Francis
Bob Whealey
Athens
Election Board
Muskingum County
Ted Brown
Columbus
Whealey
Ohio University
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