Logan Council Votes to Table Garbage Ordinance
Logan City Council, by a 5 2 vote, tabled a proposed garbage collection ordinance after about 100 residents packed City Hall. The motion by Richard Schultz and Ed Dalton to table indefinitely urged meeting with county commissioners on a shared landfill plan amid questions on billing, exemptions, and outlying areas.
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Logan
City
Richard Schultz
Ed Dalton
Schultz
Dalton
Richard Collison
Frederick Hull
Charles Eaton
James Irvine
Wilbur Lanning
Mingus
Laurelville
Irvine
James Johnson
Agnew Attacks Protesters At OSU Commencement
Vice President Spiro Agnew urged older Americans to stop cringing and defend achievements as he spoke to Ohio State University graduates. He warned a generation could inherit a lawless society if youth protests continue and noted three demonstrators were escorted from the stadium during his address.
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Columbus, Ohio
Spiro T. Agnew
Nixon
Agnew
Ohio State University
America
Threats Force Car Off Road In Rockbridge
A 32 year old Rockbridge man was treated at Hocking Valley Community Hospital for minor injuries after a confrontation on County Road 10 near Rockbridge. He said a car pulled alongside, two men cursed him, and he lost control, his car leaving the road, hitting a tree and flipping onto its top. Investigation continues.
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Rockbridge
Hocking Valley Community Hospital
Rt. 33
Lloyd E. Wharton
Hocking
Suzanne Ball Wins Honors With Degree
Miss Suzanne C. Ball of Logan was among 63 Ohio State University students who received bachelor degrees summa cum laude at commencement in Ohio Stadium. Vice President Spiro T. Agnew spoke, Bob Hope received an honorary degree, and other Hocking County students also earned OSU degrees.
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Suzanne C. Ball
Logan
Ohio State University
Ohio Stadium
Ball
Spiro T. Agnew
Bob Hope
Hocking County
OSU
George C
Chris) Myers
Leon M. Beery
Roberta J. Holloway
Trudie M. Pierson
Frederick O. Schmidt
Cheryl D. Starner
Brickmasons OK Eight-Dollar Wage Pact Ends Strike
Brickmasons' Union Local 39 ratified a new contract raising pay to 8 dollars an hour in 14 months. The vote ends a five week strike that halted millions in Adams and Scioto counties construction, including the 25 million state penitentiary near Lucasville.
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Portsmouth, Ohio
Brickmasons’ Union Local 39
Adams
Scioto
Lucasville
Nixon Flies Pacific For Talk With Thieu
AP reported Nixon planned talks with South Vietnamese leader Thieu while a Haiti raid unfolded. A Constellation-type bomber bombed Port-au-Prince in a dry run. 10 suspects were arrested on Grand Bahama and in Miami, including Rene J. Léon who led the expedition.
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Miami
Haiti
Francois Duvalier
Constellation
Grand Bahama Island
Dade County
Rene J. Léon
Port-au- Prince
Storms and Hail Slam Central U S With Heavy Downpours
The midcontinent experienced furious thunderstorms before dawn with heavy rain and hail. Gusty winds reached 50 mph in southwest Nebraska, golf ball sized hail hit southeast of Des Moines, and Chicago streets flooded as rain moved through. Dubuque Iowa logged over an inch in six hours with showers continuing in Florida and the mid Atlantic.
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Associated Press
Nebraska
Des Moines
Chicago
Dubuque
Iowa
Florida
mid-Atlantic States
Youths Lead Day Camp Across Two Churches
Westminster United Presbyterian Church youths in Piqua join Logan Presbyterian youths to run a day camp for grades 1 through 6 at the Presbyterian Camp near Union Furnace. The week theme is Living and Learning in Gods World with native crafts singing games and recreation led by camp directors the Rev Jackson Beverly and the Rev Linda Brebner. Training leaders include the Rev Roland T. Kamm and the Rev Frank Isaacs guiding instructors and activities.
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Westminster United Presbyterian Church
Piqua
Logan Presbyterian Church
Presbyterian
Union Furnace
Jackson Beverly
Linda Brebner
Roland T. Kamm
Southeastern Ohio
Frank Isaacs
Baltimore United
Heavy fighting persists in South Vietnam amid Midway talks
AP reports a second day of heavy clashes across South Vietnam with about 1000 North Vietnamese and Viet Cong killed in 48 hours. U.S. losses exceed 60 dead and 200 wounded. Vietnamese losses total 107 dead and 379 wounded, plus 19 civilians killed and 95 wounded. Abrams says the surge aims to harass and influence U.S. public opinion as Midway conference nears.
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Saigon
South Vietnam
Midway Island
Nixon
Nguyen van Thieu
U.S
Abrams
Tan Son Nhut
Ellsworth Bunker
United States
Death Claims Oprea Sharb At Age Of 71
Oprea Sharb 71 of Haydenville died at 7 40 p m Friday in Hocking Valley Community Hospital where he had been a patient two days He was born December 31 1897 in Romania and came to the United States 56 years ago A retired farmer merchant and Natco plant worker he was a member of the Logan Moose Lodge He is survived by his wife Marie Argyilan Shark five sons two daughters 25 grandchildren six great grandchildren and three brothers and three sisters in Romania Funeral services will be 10 a m Monday at Heinlein Funeral Home with Dr R B Wilson officiating Burial will be in Oak Grove Cemetery Friends may call after 7 p m today
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Oprea Sharb
Haydenville
Hocking Valley Community Hospital
Romania
Avisalon
Sophia Sharb
United States
Natco
Logan Moose Lodge
Marie Argyilan Shark
Victor
Virgil
Gideon
Logan Rt. 3
George
James Robert
Nelsonville
Guy
Virginia) Champ
Thomas
Mary Ann) Brown
Sandusky
Heinlein Funeral Home
R. B. Wilson
Oak Grove Cemetery
Nixon proposes youth advisory boards for draft in all states
AP report notes Nixon plans to create youth advisory boards in every state after committee members urged a fairer, more responsive draft. Also covered: court rejects deferment-squelching aid to antiwar protests. dignitaries mourn Gen. Miles Dempsey. Milwaukee 14 sentences. Cleveland prom cancelation amid racial tensions.
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San Clemente, Calif
Nixon
Selective Service
Nixon to Meet Thieu for Midway War Strategy Talks
President Nixon plans a Honolulu stopover en route to Midway Island for three sessions with South Vietnam President Nguyen Van Thieu. They will discuss troop levels the Vietnamese ability to take on more combat duties elections and the Viet Namese political outlook. Reports say a Sunday withdrawal plan of 50 000 U.S. troops may be proposed but no firm basis exists.
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San Clemente
Calif
Nixon
Pacific
South Vietnam
Nguyen van Thieu
U.S
Midway Island
Honolulu
Thieu
Vietnam
Saigon
William P. Rogers
Midway
White House
U.S. Vietnam
Sen
J. W. Fulbright
Foreign Relations Committee
Johnson
Washington
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