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Newspaper
Logan Daily News
Location
Logan, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1972
Page
4
HAL BOYLE notes how mail reveals odds and ends from readers from hearing aid gaps to naval mines and hurricanes. He recalls Dutch mine beginnings in 1585, Fulton and Colt inventors, and the hundreds of thousands of mines in WWI and WWII. He also surveys doll collecting and early wax and walking dolls.
The Logan Daily News is a daily publication except Sunday from Logan Ohio. It consolidates the Hocking Sentinel the Ohio Democrat and the Logan Daily News. It lists editor and publisher L. T. We and others. it shows mailing information rates by region and motor route delivery charges. Contact numbers are provided.
A teenager asks how to persuade a frightened friend to see a doctor for a possible sexually transmitted infection. Abby advises calling the county health department for confidential examination and offers to help make the appointment.
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Ohio Attorney General William J. Brown says the office mailed hundreds of warning letters to suspected unregistered lobbyists and their employers. Under state law, both parties must register with the Secretary of State.
Providence Hospital seeks a state liquor permit after wine began being served to patients since opening about a year ago. Officials say the permit was requested at the suggestion of state authorities.
At the Ohio AFL CIO biennial, delegates support delaying termination of Unity of Ohio until January 1973 and empower the executive committee to decide continuation based on sales, which have reached 2 million from 10 dollar stock shares. Leaders also back Burke-Hartley Trade Bill limits on imports and scheduled talks by Gov. Gilligan and AFL CIO’s Al Barkan.
The June 12 1972 TV slate shows a mix of dramas and talk at prime time. Highlights include It Takes A Thief and Misterogers at 7 PM followed by Gunsmoke and a movie double feature including The Curse and Two Violent Men later.
The 84 year old Doan-Thuy, mother of Vietnam’s last emperor Bao Dai, speaks out in a rare interview to defend Hue’s heritage. She recalls Tet Mau Than 1968 and warns the war’s scale has grown, urging preservation of the Forbidden City, temples, and tombs despite martial conflict nearby.
Gregory S. Mowery 20 son of Mr and Mrs Gerald Mowery Bremen Rt 1 was promoted to Army private first class while serving with the 7th Engineer Brigade in Germany. He is a rock crusher operator in the 503rd Engineer Company near Kornwestheim. He entered the Army in 1971 trained at Ft. Knox and last was stationed at Ft. Leonard Wood. He is a 1971 Fairfield Union High School graduate.
Pentagon sources report North Vietnamese efforts to clear U S mines have failed. They floated drums to detonate magnetic mines while Navy jets added new devices to supplement over 600 already dropped at Haiphong and other harbors. Officials say some originals remain inactive.
TELEVISION NEWS NEW YORK notes a weekend mix of baseball golf and horse racing plus a rare PBS portrait of Igor Stravinsky. The hour long cinema verite program shows the composer in his Beverly Hills home and in rehearsal with a multilingual interview, offering a candid portrait of a fascinating man. Andre Previn and Mia Farrow on CBS 60 Minutes also draw attention with Previn described as England's Leonard Bernstein.
A Cincinnati man Donald Bowman 18 faced larceny by trick after selling parsley to an undercover officer for 20 dollars, while police staged a covert operation with marked bills and radios. The report also notes methadone as a synthetic narcotic that can cause addiction if misused by non addicts.
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