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Newspaper
Logan Daily News
Location
Logan, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1972
Page
4
Hal Boyle surveys mail and daily life quips from New York AP column. Jokes touch on phone call counts shoplifting myths malnutrition and alcohol, plus quotes from Einstein and Dr Williams and a Purdue study on fitness and self reinvention.
An archival Logan Ohio newspaper notice lists publication details for the Logan Daily News and merged papers the Hocking Sentinel and Ohio Democrat. It names editors L T Webb James Myers and L F Kuhn with postal and delivery rates and contact numbers.
New York AP analysis argues boards have been an anomaly, urging mature corporate government where directors, often in their fifties, chair multiple firms and earn 2000 to 10000 yearly. Jennings calls for boards to speak up on profits, consumerism, women's rights and pollution. The shift follows Penn Central troubles and broader corporate reform.
The page lists a dense two day TV grid for Monday June 5 1972 detailing time slots from 5:00 PM to 1:00 AM with shows including Merv Griffin Daniel Boone Misterogers Gunsmoke Lucy The Deep Blue Sea and Rome Adventure among others. It notes program titles across genres including news movies and variety shows.
A fragmented Saturday puzzle shows numbered clues across across and down with answers like Oklahoma City and Lubricant. The page includes cryptic style wordplay and cross references featuring names and general terms.
A collection of letters discusses not holding funeral services, alternative tributes, and how planning ahead can ease emotional pain. Contributors share personal plans from private services to cremation and emphasize acts of kindness like eye and organ donation.
Industry Week reports that U S steel producers expect a stable year with strong orders raw steel output and domestic shipments continuing at first half levels. Projections show 1972 annual production near 138 million net tons a peak since 1969 with summer demand easing less than usual and early vacation shifts aiding delivery.
Four hopefuls for the U S Senate Democratic nomination were billed, but only one candidate appeared at Bloomfield High School. The 500 seat auditorium held Andrew Minton, his 11 year old son Charles, and 498 empty seats as Minton chatted briefly with candidate Daniel Gaby before leaving.
Cadillac confirms the Eldorado given to Leonid Brezhnev by President Nixon includes nearly all available options. The black front wheel drive car, assembled May 16, features an AM FM radio, tape deck, tinted glass and a kilo speedometer, with no armor or bullet proofing.
College Park Md AP Dr Richard Ahrens University of Maryland says a five year study of diet and activity found that excessive exercise can make a person fatter. Rat experiments suggest too vigorous activity may lead to weight gain similar to excessive relaxation.
Three Democrats seeking the presidential nomination gained free air time on ABC NBC and CBS after a U S Court of Appeals decision. Rep Shirley Chisholm Los Angeles Mayor Sam Yorty and Gen Taylor Hardin used the slots in a mixed TV weekend of interviews and taped statements. The coverage amid debates and exchanges drew criticism for weak format and limited answers. The decision may further complicate national political television coverage.
Ohio State University trustees approve a 272 million balanced budget for fiscal 1972 73. President Novice Fawcett calls the plan tightly drawn with a 5.8 percent rise from the prior year and raises in faculty salaries and operating costs. Instructional fees rise ten dollars per quarter to 210 and housing charges increase 33 dollars per quarter to 445.
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