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Newspaper
Logan Daily News
Location
Logan, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1973
Page
7
Advertising rates and deadlines for classified and display ads are listed. Per word rates with multiple insertions, 10 percent discount for four weeks, obituaries minimums, and error reporting rules. Deadlines: 10 a.m. daily for most ads, 9 a.m. Saturday, 2 p.m. precount for display.
Topeka couples Bruce Trimble Renee McGee Liz Turner and Scott Diehl plan June and July weddings and have already furnished their future homes by collecting antique pieces. They rent a barn on Topeka's west edge to store and work on the items, hoping to pass on sturdy, affordable furniture from Early American period to their new households.
Rep. Hechter urged a federal probe into possible excessive legal fees and doctor claimant collusion in the black lung benefits program. He cited Pikeville lawyer earning 2.4 million and Paintsville lawyer 810 thousand in 1972. He called for SSA oversight and an ombudsman to aid applicants.
Buyers of all species of standing timber pay high prices. Call 385-3106 days or 569-7369 evenings. Good used hay elevator available, call 385-3963 after 4 p.m. Wanted ginseng, call 385-7127.
An 11 day uprising by inmates at the Southern Ohio Correctional Facility in Lucasville has ended. Meetings were scheduled between prison officials and a prisoners union as Corrections Chief Bennett Cooper agreed to negotiate. Superintendent Wilfred Alon warned of disciplinary action for strike leaders. More than half of the 966 inmates participated in the strike demanding higher pay and parole board changes.
Lake County deputies guard a reddish orange flat fungus-like growth in a Painesville backyard that reached 14 inches in diameter overnight. An EPA inspector was invited to view the blob as officials warn against panic while noting fungus-like growths have recently attracted attention.
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