Junior Fair Building Contract Awarded By Commissioners
Hocking County commissioners awarded a $70 425 bid to Dave Poling for a 104 by 50 foot concrete block Junior Fair Building on the fairgrounds along Homer Avenue. The project includes a 75 by 40 foot auditorium and county extension offices, with gas heat and no air conditioning, and is planned to start in about two weeks with a six month completion.
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Hocking County Commissioners
Dave Poling
Logan Rt. 4
Poling
Homer Ave
Hocking County Fair Board
Don Young
Young
Southeastern Equipment Co
Allis Chalmers
King Equipment
Grimes Equipment
West Logan
Rhea Bangert Brown
National Association of Juvenile Court Judges
New Orleans
Wilma Ganoey
Mary Embree
Ohio Association of County Commissioners and County Engineers
Toledo
Nixon Clears China Trade List Ending 21-Year Embargo
The White House released a broad list of American made products allowed for sale to mainland China under a general license ending the 21 year ban. The items include autos, farm and industrial goods, tobacco, coal, textiles and more. President Nixon also waived export permit requirements for grains to China, Eastern Europe and the Soviet Union.
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Washington
White House
China
Nixon
U.S
Red China
Europe
Soviet Union
Ross Case Thrown Out By Ohio State Hearing
Charles O. Ross director of the black studies division at Ohio State had suspension proceedings under the campus disruption rule tossed out by Referee Thomas E. Palmer for lack of jurisdiction. Ross, 37, was arrested on several counts after disturbances at Linden McKinley High School and faces municipal court charges set for June 25.
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Columbus
Ohio
Charles O. Ross
Ohio State University
Thomas E. Palmer
Ross
Ohio State
Linden McKinley High School
Warm, sunny Friday Forecast for Hocking Valley
The Hocking Valley expects mostly sunny skies and warmer temperatures on Friday. Today at noon the temperature reached 70 with a Wednesday high of 68 and a 42 degree overnight low.
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Hocking Valley
Postal Guards Halt Airport Thefts Amid Wall Street Rackets
Armed convoys of postal guards have nearly stopped massive security thefts at U S airports. Organized crime still profits from steal to order schemes on Wall Street, Senate committee told. A Soviet freighter seized in Alameda as security for a $377 000 damage suit by New England fishermen. Ohio welfare funds at risk due to Republican cuts. Reagan welfare reform killed by California Senate Democrats.
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Washington
U.S
Wall Street
Senate
Alameda, Calif
San Francisco Bay
New England
Columbus, Ohio
Ohio
House
John Hanson
Sacramento
Calif
Ronald Reagan
Senate Votes 67 II To Limit Draft Calls
The Senate amended the draft-extension bill to require treatment and rehabilitation centers for addicts in uniform, urging servicemen to seek help without punishment. Sen. Harold E. Hughes charged the military has discharged thousands of addicts. He cited heroin use in Vietnam and urged national action, citing reports of tens of thousands of troops using hard drugs.
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Washington
Senate
Harold E. Hughes
Drowa
Vietnam
Roger T. Kelley
Defense
U.S
Hughes
Slim Waldron Memorial Day Observed In Logan
Logan honors J. B. Slim Waldron with a 1 15 p m memorial at Waldron Field by the Hocking fairgrounds. Harold Smith leads ceremonies with John McVey and Lee Hamilton parting remarks as Clarence Miller presents a Capitol flown flag. A 2 p m Logan Meigs Legion doubleheader follows.
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Merril Haney
Slim Waldron
Logan
J. B
Slim) Waldron
American Legion
Waldron
Legion
Logan American Legion
Hocking Fairgrounds
Slim
Diamond
Mr. Waldron
Harold R
Big Smitty) Smith
John McVey
Lee Hamilton
WLGN
Clarence E. Miller
U.S. Capitol
Logan Legion
Meigs Legion
Logan Groups Sponsor Four Delegates to Buckeye Girls State
Four Logan-area high school girls will attend Buckeye Girls State at Capital University in Columbus from June 13 to 20. Delegates Beth Campbell Pattie Johnston Jean Ann Knox and Vickie Pavlik represent Logan with sponsor support from local service clubs and schools. The program trains students in city county and state government through active leadership roles and supplementary activities like band glee club and a newspaper.
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Logan
Buckeye
Buckeye Girls State
American Legion Auxiliary
Capital University, Columbus
Beth Campbell
Joe Campbell
Lake Logan Rd
Patricia Johnston
Edwin Johnston
E. Second St
Tion
Hocking Valley Community Hospital
Hocking County
Lake Logan Lassies
Pattie
Logan High School
The
Presbyterian Church
Logan Kiwanis Club
Jean Ann
Logan Rotary Club
Vicki
Logan Business and Professional Women's Club
West Logan
Foreign Foods Club
Nixon Nostalgic As Tricias Wedding Nears
President Nixon shows nostalgia two days before daughter Tricia's wedding. The White House hosts a bridal party and bachelor dinner, with a Potomac cruise aboard the Sequioa and dinners at a private club. Julie Eisenhower prepares to depart Saturday as Edward Cox awaits marriage.
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Washington
Tricia
Nixon
White House
Edward Cox
Julie Eisenhower
David
Mediterranean
Priscilla Kidder
Boston
Belgium cancels airlines landings pact over Chicago route dispute
Brussels officials announced Belgium withdraws from an agreement allowing U S airliners to land in Brussels and Belgian planes to land in New York. The move follows U S refusal to grant Sa Ben a rights to fly between Brussels and Chicago in addition to its New York route.
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Brussels
Belgium
Ministry of Communication
U.S
New York
United States
Sabena
Chicago
Defense approves revised C-5A contract with Lockheed loss
The Defense Department announces a revised C 5A contract where Lockheed accepts a $200 million loss and the Air Force gains more direct control over the project. The Air Force also releases $61.1 million to Lockheed for continued C 5A production under the pact.
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Washington
Defense Department
Lockheed Aircraft Corp
Air Force
Lockheed
Pentagon
Jerry W. Friedheim
Friedheim
David Packard
Sa Receiver
Senate approves draft ceiling amid Indochina debate
The Senate set a 130000 annual draft ceiling for the year starting July 1, with 140000 allowed for fiscal 1973. The Pentagon estimates 114000 next year. A Kennedy amendment requires congressional authorization for inductions over the ceiling, as McGovern Hatfield push to cut off funds in Indochina faces a likely defeat.
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Washington
Senate
Pentagon
U.S. Indochina
U.S
Indochina
Senate Armed Services Committee
Armed Services
John C. Stennis
Edward M. Kennedy
D-Mass
Robert Taft Jr
Ohio
Mike Mansfield
U.S. Battle Deaths In Viet Nam Hit Two Year Low
U S. Command reports 19 American combat deaths in the Vietnam war last week, the lowest in over five years, plus 19 noncombat deaths and 261 wounded. South Vietnamese casualties fell slightly to 419 killed, 908 wounded as allied losses held. U S. Embassy says ambassador Bunker heads to Washington to discuss speeding troop withdrawals.
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U.S
Viet Linh
Saigon
Indochina
Ellsworth Bunker
Washington
Vietnam
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Government
China Trade List
Hubert H. Humphrey
Minnesota
Robert J. Dole
Humphrey
Kennedy
South Vietnam
Strom Thurmond
South
Johnnie McK. Walters
Walters
Justice Department
Internal Revenue Service
Randolph W. Thrower
Thurmond
Redstone Arsenal
Ala
William Higdon
Ross Case
Charles R. Horsburgh Jr
Peace Corp
Iran
Cox
Princeton
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