Board of Control rejects bid for wading pool project
The Logan city board of control led by Mayor Merril Haney and Roy Loomis rejected Roger Hornsby's $9,000 bid for a baby pool at the Logan swimming pool. Missing water lines drainage electrical work and housing for filter protection would add an estimated $3 000 to $5 000 per an engineer.
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City Board of Control
Merril Haney
Roy Loomis
Roger Hornsby
Coolville
Logan Swimming Pool
Loomis
Hornsby
Westfall
Harry Westfall
Ohio Solons Begin Long Session With Key Bills
In Columbus the 109th General Assembly fails to meet Friday adjournment, planning floor action on seven House bills and three Senate measures. House Speaker Kurfess says Rules Committee will schedule more with possible all day and night sessions. A House vote of 90 to 1 approved a bill for automatic fire extinguishers and detectors in nursing homes amid long debate. Rep. Norman Murdock cites 108 Ohio nursing home deaths in 10 years nationally as a startling statistic.
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Columbus
Ohio
109Th General Assembly
House
Senate
Charles Kurfess
Perrysburg
Rules Committee
Kurfess
Norman Murdock
Cincinnati
Murdock
Chavez To Rest After Prolonged Fast In Phoenix Area
Cesar Chavez, leader of the United Farm Workers, plans to rest in the Phoenix area for several weeks after being released from a local hospital. He ended a 24 day fast Sunday following weakness during a protest against Arizona farm labor law limits on harvest time strikes and secondary boycotts.
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Phoenix
Ariz
Cesar Chavez
Aflcio United Farm Workers
Chavez
Arizona
Rebuttal Over Pool Project Moves Through City
City recreation director Harry Westfall objects to statements by Service Director Roy Loomis over the wading pool project at Logan swimming pool. Contractor Roger Hornsby of Coolville says he will build the pool and filtration, with others handling service connections and a housing unit.
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Recreation Committee
Westfall
Hornsby
Edward E. Rosendahl
Divison
Ohio Department of Health
Harry Westfall
Roy Loomis
Roger Hornsby
Coolville
Jim Myers
City Recreation Commission
Myers
Board of Control
Recreation Commission
Service
State Department of Health
Department of Health
Nelsonville
Helling
Loomis
Owen F. Yaw
Logan -Hocking County
Donald A. Robers
Sanitarian
Logan Swimming Pool
Murphy seeks FCC control over prime time TV balance
Rep John Murphy proposes federal regulation of radio and television networks to curb violence in prime time. The bill would empower the FCC to enforce balance in programming with penalties up to 500000 and fines up to 10000 daily, while denying content control.
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Washington
John M. Murphy
D-N.y
Congress
Federal Communications Commission
NBC
CBS
ABC
Murphy
House Commerce Committee
FCC
Hope Fades for 424 Miners Trapped in Zimbabwe Mine
WANKIE Rhodesia AP says rescue hopes ended after two days as 424 miners remain trapped. Seven bodies recovered and eight injured. Chairman Sir Keith Acutt cites rockfalls, ventilation damage from three explosions, and poisonous air as reasons for no further hope.
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Wankie
Rhodesia
Keith Acutt
Muskie May Endorse McGovern Boosts Nomination Bid
Associated Press reports that Sen. Edmund Muskie may abandon his campaign and release his delegates to Sen. George McGovern. Officials indicate Muskie could announce at the National Press Club, potentially lifting McGovern toward the 1,509 delegates needed for the nomination. Humphrey cautioned his chances, while McGovern projects a possible first ballot win after California and three other primaries.
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Sen
George S. McGovern
Edmund S. Muskie
Maine
McGovern
NBC
New York Times
Muskie
National Press Club
Washington
Miami Beach
Miami
Hubert H. Humphrey
Minnesota
U S Intensifies North Viet Raids And Seals Ports
U S defense officials note signs of reduced North Vietnamese firepower after Nixon ordered a blockade. Fewer artillery rounds hit An Loc, SAM firings drop, and rail/port bombardments increase pressure. Intelligence cites supply pinch from mined ports and disrupted routes as Hanoi conserves ammo.
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Washington
Nixon
North Vietnam
Defense Department
South Vietnam
An Loc
Pentagon
U.S
China
Hue
Demilitarized Zone
Russia
Hanoi
North Vietnamese Panhandle
Water outage on Zanesville Avenue prompts hydrant work
Water will be off on Zanesville Ave between Hunter and Vine Streets starting 8:30 a.m. Friday. City crews will replace a fire hydrant at Kerlin Street and Zanesville Ave, with water restoration after the repair.
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Zanesville Ave
Hunter and Vine Sts
Kerlin St
Logan Motorcyclist Injured In S Mulberry Street Crash
Clyde Hedges, 20, of 994 Fourth St., was in satisfactory condition at University Hospital after a motorcycle collision on S Mulberry St near the north entry ramp to U S 33 at 8 32 p m Wednesday. Witnesses report his helmet flew off and his left side was paralyzed. Police said he had a broken left arm and a fractured skull.
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Clyde Hedges
Fourth St
University Hospital, Columbus
S. Mulberry St
U.S. Rt. 33
Hedges
Mulberry St
Rt. 33
Pamela A. Toole
Thurston
Hocking Valley Community Hospital
Columbus
State Highway Patrol
Orchard St
Murray City
Rt. 78
Dorothy M. Brown
Aaron J. Huston
David P. Clemons
Huston
Hocking County
Lake Logan Rd
Warner Rd
Michael Sinnott
Hill St
Kris King
Falls St
Homer Ave
West Logan
Rt. 664
Stock Market Rally Sparks Moderately Busy Trading
New York AP reports selective buying in recently depressed issues fueled a stock market rally. Trading was moderate as the noon Dow Jones industrial average rose 4.44 points to 948.52, with advances leading declines on the New York Stock Exchange.
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New York
New York Stock Exchange
Storms Lash Southwest Across Arizona and California
Thunderstorms struck Arizona and the southern California mountains and deserts extending into southern Idaho. Phoenix saw rain ending the city’s 160 day dry spell, a new record surpassing 143 days set in 1960. Weather stayed mostly sunny elsewhere with warmer Friday forecasts.
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Arizona
California
Idaho
Phoenix
Mississippi River Valley
Gulf Coast
Egypt and West Germany resume full diplomatic ties
West Germany and Egypt formally announce the resumption of full diplomatic relations, first since Bonn recognized Israel in 1965. Egypt becomes the sixth Arab nation to reestablish ties after ten Arab states broke with West Germany following that recognition.
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Bonn
West Germany
Egypt
Israel
Rail Tunnel Blown Up Near China by U S Jets
U S war planes pounded North Vietnam with the heaviest raids in three weeks. A railroad tunnel south of the Chinese border was struck and blown up by guided bombs. B52 bombers returned to North Vietnam while fighting raged near Trang Bang and Hue as U S forces pressed multiple operations across the region.
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Saigon
U.S
North Vietnam
South Vietnam
Trang Bang
Saigon- Phnom Penh
Hue
Quang Tri Province
Hanoi
Air Force
Lung Truong
China
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Associated Press
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Richard Stewart
Stewart
Gary Hart
George McGovern
South
White House
Logan
Robert L. Hess
Gallagher Ave
Hess
THE
Hocking Valley
Germany
Soviet Union
United States
Vietnam
Taft Broadcasting Corp
Lawrence Rogers II
Rogers
Pravda
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