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Newspaper
Logan Daily News
Location
Logan, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1972
Page
7
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Real estate ads list several properties including a 36 acre tract with a 4 bedroom house barn storage buildings and two ponds with a nice view plus nearby 11 acre farm with 8 room house and good outbuildings. Prices range from 9 500 to 17 500 and financing may be available.
Two single story houses on sizable lots offer modern kitchens and carpeted living areas. One home features a utility room, gas furnace, good well and sewer. the other lists five rooms with a large corner lot, enclosed rear porch and near downtown access. Listings priced at 14500.
Lawrence County prosecutors weigh appealing a judge’s quashing of 21 indictments against Sheriff James Howell after a grand jury irregularity. Judge Warren Earhart ruled prejudicial remarks tainted the grand jury and kept Howell’s $2,000 bond. Howell faces 21 counts including larceny by trick bribery assault with a dangerous weapon and conversion of property.
Logan High School graduates Tom Smith and Chris Rieder have opened SE&R Mapping Service in room 225 of the Logan Federal building. The drafting and mapping firm serves contractors surveyors engineers and real estate agents with tax maps personal property maps and architectural drawings. They began full operation June 5 after a part time start and financed the venture with a small bank loan.
Phyllis Hart, 24, of Nelsonville Route 1, pleads not guilty to assault with a dangerous weapon a .22 rifle at a preliminary hearing in Hocking County Court. Held to the grand jury under a $1000 bond after a confrontation with her former husband Paul Hoyd on April 22. Judge James Stilwell released her on a recognizance bond.
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