Logan Board Approves Educational TV Pact and Staff Additions
The Logan school board approved an Educational Television pact with Educational Television for Southeastern Ohio Inc. for September 1972 to June 1973, covering 2053 pupils at several schools with lessons on WOUB-TV Channel 20. It also awarded a window casement contract at West for 10,888 dollars plus 595 for half screens and approved related building upgrades. Six new teachers were hired and plans discussed to add Green and Enterprise elem. pending antenna access.
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Logan School Board
West
Educational Television
Southeastern Ohio, Inc
Ohio University
Woub-Tv
Central Elementary
East Elementary
West Logan
West Elementary
West Annex
Logan Junior High
Don Young
Green and Enterprise
J. W. Walker & Sons, Inc
Columbus
Larry Wells
James Bowser
Lancaster
Ohio State University
Starr-Washington
Westerville
Gail Hawks
Nelsonville
Ashland
Secretary of State Fires Four Cuyahoga Poll Officials
Secretary of State Ted Brown announced tele grams to four Cuyahoga County Board of Elections members firing them. The action follows the May 2 primary election mass inconsistencies at about 1,788 polling places. Stillman said he had not received the telegrams while Hughes could not be reached.
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Cedar Point
Ohio
Ted Brown
Cuyahoga County
Stillman
Hughes
Stock Market Slips In Sluggish New York Trade
The stock market continued its four session decline with a moderate slip and slow trading in New York.
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New York
Education Bill Advances Amid Antibusing Pause
Congress passes a $21.3 billion education bill with an antibusing rider. The measure would halt desegregation orders for 18 months pending appeals, fund colleges with grants and desegregation efforts, and create an National Institute of Education. Ohio's delegation divides on the vote, with both parties split across supporters and opponents.
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Washington
Congress
Nixon
House
Senate
Supreme Court
White House
National Institute of Education
Logan School Meeting Signals Focus on Buildings Curriculum Guidance
A May 30 Logan High School session on Quiet consensus shows concern for school facilities and space, expanded guidance services, and career oriented curricula. Leadership members including Donald F. Gable and George M. Sarbalas presented a 174 attendee synopsis to the Logan school board.
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Logan
Logan High School
Logan School Board
Donald F. Gable
Gable
Pta-Pto Council
Donald G. Young
Harry Westfall
George M. Sarbalas
Muskie Plans National Press Club Address Amid Endorsement Talk
Senator Edmund S. Muskie prepared a major announcement at the National Press Club amid reports he will endorse or release delegates to boost George McGovern's bid for the Democratic nomination. McGovern held most of the 1,509 delegates. Humphrey and Muskie met in a friendly session.
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Washington
Edmund S. Muskie
George McGovern
Muskie
National Press Club
McGovern
Maine
Hubert H. Humphrey
D-Minn
Humphrey
New York Daily News
the News
California
Northeast
Jury Trial Begins In Entry Case
A jury trial started in Hocking County Common Pleas Court for John H. Warren of Amherst charged with breaking into Harley Ellinger’s residence on Feb 9 1970 with intent to steal. Jurors include Keith Thomas James St Clair Harold Brown and others. Gerald M. Smith Avon Lake represents Warren and Chris Veidt prosecutes for the state.
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Hocking County
Gerald M. Smith
Avon Lake
Chris Veidt
Grant State $72,000 For Boating Safety
Ohio received 72000 dollars from the Coast Guard under a program to boost recreational boating safety. The funds support state efforts in public education and law enforcement to enhance safety on the water.
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Washington
Ohio
Coast Guard
Fair warm weather rules across the nation
The Associated Press reports typical summer conditions with warm temperatures and fair skies across most areas. Scattered thunderstorms appear along a northern Midwest cold front with a funnel cloud sighting about 35 miles north of Wausau Wisconsin late Thursday.
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Associated Press
Midwest
Wausau
Wis
Weather snapshot and temperature ranges across regions
Clear and cooler weather is forecast for Saturday in the Hocking Valley with a high in the 70s and a chance of showers tonight. Today started with 81 under overcast skies after an overnight low of 54, while Helena Montana gusts reached 54 mph. Temperatures nationwide lingered in the 60s and 70s, with Lake Superior readings dropping to the 40s as cold air pushes in. Early readings ranged from 42 degrees in Hancock Michigan to 85 in Blythe California.
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Hocking Valley
Helena
Mont
Lake Superior
Hancock
Mich
Blythe
Calif
Demand Action On Hijacking Worldwide Strike Threat
The International Federation of Airline Pilots Associations threatens a 24 hour global airline shutdown on June 19 if the United Nations does not act against hijacking. After ten Czechs hijack a Czechoslovak airliner to West Germany, attempts to prosecute them rise.
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London
International Federation of Air Line Pilots Associations
United Nations
West Germany
U.S. Air Line Pilots Association
International Federation
Ifalpa
International Civil Aviation Organization
U.N. Security Council
Federation
Western Airlines
Algiers
U.S. State Department
U.S
State Department
Weiden
Kleindienst Wins Senate Approval as Attorney General
The Senate confirmed Richard G. Kleindienst 64 to 19 amid a four month controversy. Democrats pressed questions over ITT antitrust settlements and ties to the administration as they fought to delay the vote. Also confirmed was George P. Shultz 83 to 0 as Secretary of the Treasury.
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Senate
Kleindienst
Phoenix
Ariz
John N. Mitchell
Big Business
International Telephone
Washington
George P. Shultz
Ohio lawmakers adjourn amid major bills left pending
The 109th General Assembly, in session since January 11, 1971, adjourned temporarily with three major issues unresolved. A Department of Transportation, an environmental protection agency, and a constitutional amendment on voting for income tax increases were still undecided as lawmakers left town. The House rejected a voter referendum on raising the state income tax 54 to 32.
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Congress
Columbus
Ohio
109Th
General Assembly
Senate
House
Department of Transportation
Environmental Protection Agency
Ohio Supreme Court
Joseph Tulley
Social Security Reform Package Nears Senate End
The Senate Finance Committee edged toward final action on a sweeping reform bill affecting Social Security welfare and health programs. It would raise benefits and extend Medicare to many prescription drugs for the elderly, with a cost split of about 700 million dollars paid by the government.
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Washington
Senate Finance Committee
Russell B. Long
D-La
Long
House
Nixon
Medicare Health Protection
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