Logan Man Killed In Car Cycle Crash At Green Gables
A Logan man died and three people were injured in a Saturday night auto motorcycle crash near the Green Gables tavern on Hocking Drive. James R. Coey 23 of 146 N Walnut Street was the rider of a 1972 Honda motorcycle and died of multiple injuries. His passenger Donna J. Wright 22 of Haydenville sustained serious injuries with internal damage and fractures. Glenn Warren Snider 48 and Gloria M. Fausnaugh 47 both of Lancaster were treated for cuts after the Snider auto pulled into the motorcycle’s path. Wright was thrown about 30 feet, Coey was declared dead by Dr. Owen F. Yaw county coroner. Firefighters cleaned up spilled gas and oil. Snider was cited for failure to yield. Funeral services for Coey are planned Tuesday at Roberts Funeral Home with military graveside honors.
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Logan
Green Gables
Hocking Dr
Rt. 33S
Hocking
Miss Wright
Owen F. Yaw
Coey
Snyder
Columbus
Roy Coey
Carroll
Robert Gregory
Bremen
Ind
Kathy Ann (Tschudy) Coey
Katrina Noelle
William Thompson
Charles Thompson
Indiana
Lillian Thompson
Diane Morris
Roberts Funeral Home
Orville E. Lueck
Oak Grove
State Highway Patrol
Skylab 2 rockets to launch pad for July 27 flight
Skylab 1 astronauts mark day 18 as the Saturn 1B booster and Apollo ferry ship roll to the Cape Kennedy pad for a July 27 liftoff to send three more astronauts to Skylab rendezvous. Conrad Kerwin and Weitz in good health, experiments continue.
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Skylab
America
Earth
Charles Conrad Jr
Joseph P. Kerwin
Paul J. Weitz
Earth Resources
Solar
Space
Conrad
Supreme Court split upholds clean air law
Washington AP reports a Supreme Court split decision upholding the Clean Air Act. The piece notes quoted remarks from Herbert W. Kalmbach, longtime personal lawyer to President Nixon, as part of coverage on the Watergate era discourse.
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Supreme Court
India Hunts Skyjackers Over Nepal Plane Hijack
Three Nepalese gunmen hijacked a Royal Nepal Airlines Otter in southeastern Nepal. They forced it to Forbesganj in India stealing about 3 million rupees from a state bank shipment. No injuries reported among 15 passengers and 3 crew.
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New Delhi
India
Royal Nepal Airlines
Himalayan
Uttar Pradesh
Bihar
Nepal
West Bengal
Biratnager
Katmandu
Forbesganj
K. B. Malla
Indian Subcontinent
Hocking Recreation Areas Draw Big Crowds
Thousands sought outdoor relief in Hocking County over the weekend as Lake Logan drew crowds with hot 90 degree weather. Park officials called it one of the biggest weekends, with about 2,200 visitors at the lake on Saturday and 1,500 enjoying the facilities.
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Hocking County
Lake Logan
Hocking Valley
Inge Dead at 60 In apparent self-inflicted death
Playwright William Inge known for Picnic and Come Back Little Sheba found dead at 60 in a Hollywood Hills garage. Authorities say the death appears self-inflicted, body discovered by sister Helene Connell with engine running and garage door closed.
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Los Angeles
William Inge
Little Sheba
Hollywood Hills
Helene Connell
Brenda Rempel Wins Jim Horwell Musicianship Award
Brenda Rempel daughter of Mr and Mrs R W Buzz Rempel Logan Rt 1 received the Jim Horwell Musicianship Award at the Logan junior band picnic at Rachelmacher Park. The award honors the late Logan High School band director Jim Horwell. She will join the LHS Marching Chieftain band as a freshman this fall.
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Logan High School
Jim Horwell
Brenda Rempel
R. W. Rempel
Logan Rt. I
Logan
R. W
Buzz) Rempel
Logan Rt. 1
Ior
Rachelmacher Park
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LHS
Fred Schmidt
Grove City
Tom Green
Ohio University
Rempel
Ernie Maniskas
Ben Turner
Robert Beery
William Miller
Kenneth Warling
Logan Band Boosters
Nick’s Wine Shop
Schmitter’s Bakery
Viet Peace Hopes Dim Says Report
A Senate staff report released Sunday says genuine peace in Indochina looks unlikely four months after the Paris Cease-fire. It notes continued U S involvement and reveals covert aid tactics including CIA bonuses to Lao pilots not to fly and salaries paid for phantom Cambodian troops.
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Indochina
Paris
Senate
United States
Hanoi
Thieu
Senate Foreign Relations
James G. Lowenstein
Richard Moose
U.S
Central Intelligence Agency
Pompidou Rebukes French Reporters
President Georges Pompidou scolds reporters in CAJARC as he explains his reduced public appearances. He faces health scrutiny with swollen face and mobility issues after a string of flu illnesses, while speculation swirls about possible ailments from rheumatism to cancer.
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Cajarc
France
Georges Pompidou
Pompidou
Justices Fail To Solve Case On Its Merits
The Supreme Court deadlocked 4 to 4 with Justice Powell abstaining, upholding a lower court order banning substantial air quality degradation. The ruling leaves the legality of nondegradation standards unresolved while preserving the Circuit Court decision.
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Lewis F. Powell Jr
High Court
William D. Ruckelshaus
Environmental Protection
Circuit Court
Warren E. Burger
Gov Gilligan criticizes $18 million EPA cut
Ohio Governor John Gilligan warned that an $18 million reduction to the Environmental Protection Agency budget would devastate cleanup programs for two years. He noted the agency would be left with only $6 million under the proposal and argued the cut would erase progress and weaken effectiveness.
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Columbus
Ohio
John Gilligan
Environmental Protection Agency
Gilligan
Senate Finance
Environmental Agency
EPA
Republican
Senate
Republicans
Brandt Uninjured In Accident At Masada Cliff Edge
West German Chancellor Willy Brandt escaped a fall from a Sikorsky helicopter atop Masada near the Dead Sea. He was unhurt, while German State Secretary Paul Frank and Israeli envoy Eliashir Ben Horin suffered minor injuries. An armed guard halted the craft as the ramp snagged on a rock near the cliff.
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Willy Brandt
Dead Sea
Brandt
Paul Frank
Bonn
Eliashir Ben-Horin
Masada
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Spiro T. Agnew
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U.S. District Court
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NEW Farmers & Merchants Bank
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Ralph O. Moorehead
F&m
Concertones
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Market St
Mildred Taulbee
Logan Rt
Earl Arnett L Ogan
Saigon
Charles Whitehouse
Tran van Lam
Hocking Hills State Park
Old Man’s Cave
Scott Speakman
Wayne Thibaut
L&s
Bill Downs
Eugene Neil Jr
the Lake
Washington, D.C
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