Bids Opened on Five EMS Stations in Southeast Ohio
Five contractors bid on five new EMS stations in Logan Oak Hill Jackson Ironton and Pomeroy. Bids were opened at noon in Athens with options for all five stations or combinations. Several firms submitted totals and line items with labor and materials costs, then bids were referred for review.
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Southeastern Ohio
Emergency Medical Service
Logan
Oak Hill
Jackson
Ironton
Pomeroy
Ohio Valley Health Services Foundation
Athens
Day Cross
The
EMS
Earl Hayes
Portsmouth
Rodney McCorkle Co
Ash
Ike Stephens Co
Ashland
Dental Co
Logan — McCorkle
Don King Construction Co
McCorkle
Stephens
King
UM Church Assignments Are Listed in Ohio Conference Meeting
New pastoral appointments for Athens District were announced at the West Ohio Conference annual gathering at Lakeside. Listings show pastors assigned to churches including Logan and Immanuel in Athens, with several changes and retirements noted across communities such as Barrow, Coolville, Galliopolis Grace, Green Charge, Laurel Hills, New Plymouth, Pomeroy, Rio Grande, Seven Church Charge, Syracuse, and Tarlton South Perry.
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Athens
West Ohio
United Methodist Church
Lakeside
Logan
United Methodist
Conrad O. Diehm
Immanuel UM Church
R. W. Faulkner
Trinity UM Church
Central
Joseph E. Bishman
Summit Station
Braley
Camp Miami
Germantown
R. Thomas Slack
Boston University School of Theology
Todd E. Frail
Whitehouse Zion
Barlow
Ralph S. Malcomb
Tarston-South Perry
James Morrison
Coolville
Wendell Vermillion
Fairview Dale
John Harra
Methodist Theological School
Ohio
Gallipolis Grace
Timothy L. Heaton
United Seminary
Dayton
James Brunner
Milford Trinity
Green
Daryl G. Fourman
Edward G. Wallen
Etna
Newark
Junction City
William G. Beougher
Laurel Hills
Lewis Williamson
Betty Wintermute
Seven Church
Laurelville
Jacob M. Lehman
Northeast Cluster
Wiley Baker
New Plymouth
Wilbur C. Hill
East Ohio
Jeffrey Gerber
Ohio University
Northeast
Robert L. Neece
Bethel
Laurelville Trinity
Adelphi
Pomeroy - Chester
Carl E. Hicks
South Zanesville
Robert R. Card
Lima St. Marks
Rio Grande
Robert W. Damschroeder
Rock Springs Enterprise
D. William Sydenstricker
Marietta Parish
F. Stanton Smith
Lancaster Camp
Harold and
Golda Rochersperger
Lakeview
Farm Prices Seen Stabilizing Under 60 Day Freeze
The Associated Press reports that farmers may keep selling while wholesale and retail prices stay fixed during the 60 day price freeze. Processors warn the policy could curb supply and raise costs, risking empty shelves if farmers cannot profit.
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Associated Press
Nixon
Frank Montgomery
H. A. Johnson Co
Boston
Bill Beust
Associated Grocers
Kansas City
Robert Toth
Filigree Foods
New York City
Logan Delegates Depart For Buckeye Boys State
Logan High School sends two seniors, Mike Scaparrotti and Sam Steward, to the 36th Buckeye Boys State at Ashland College. The 10 day Ohio American Legion program gathers youths to campaign for offices with 1 360 participants statewide. Scaparrotti aims for West Point. Steward is an All Ohio Boy Band participant and TRAP leader.
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Logan High School
Ohio American Legion
Ohio
Scaparrotti
Michael C. Scaparrotti
Fourth St
National Honor Society
Key Club
LHS Fellowship of Christian Athletes
St. Matthew Lutheran Church
Enterprise
West Point
Steward
Charles W. Stewart
996
Third St
Trinity United Methodist Church
LHS
Foes Delay Political Talks In Vietnam for Two Weeks
In Saigon rockets and artillery disrupted the new cease-fire as the Kissinger-Tho 14-point plan stalled. Talks in Paris to sign an internal matters agreement were postponed two weeks, with no meeting arranged for battlefield commanders and several cease-fire violations reported.
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Saigon
Vietnam
Henry A. Kissinger
le Duc Tho
U.S
Cambodia
Kissinger
Tho
Paris
United States
North Vietnam
South Vietnam
le Trung Hien
Hten
Hien
Ohio Senate Coalition OKs 9.9 Billion State Budget
A bipartisan 19 to 14 Senate vote passed Gov. Gilligan’s 9.9 billion budget with five Democrats supporting and three Republicans opposing. The House then voted 55 to 30 to not concur, setting up a joint committee to craft a compromise before June 30 spending authority expires.
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Columbus
Ohio
John Gilligan
Senate
Gilligan
Anthony O. Calabrese
Cleveland
House
Theodore M. Gray
Max H. Dennis
Wilmington
Howard C. Cook
Toledo
Oliver Ocasek
Akron
A. G. Lan
Calabrese
Sens
Douglas Applegate
D-30
Steubenville
Ronald M. Mottl
Parma
Ocasek
Robert T. Secrest
Cambridge
Richard G. Reichel
Massillon
Reichel
WOW Rally At Hocking County Fairgrounds Draws 500
About 500 persons from 10 states gather at the Hocking County Fairgrounds for a WOW rally. The Wandering Ohio Winnies of Winnebago owners plan activities including a chili dinner, dance, bingo, ham supper, and a king and queen pageant.
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Ohio
Hocking County Fairgrounds
WOW
Winnebago International Travelers
Ohio Winnies
Winnebago
Margaret Cannon
North St
Wesley
Super Dupermarket
W. Hunter St
Rt. 664
Cannon
New York
New Jersey
Maryland
Florida
Arkansas
Illinois
Michigan
California
Iowa
Logan
Canada
Senior Citizens Housing Project Move Toward Groundbreaking
Kenneth Crawford, chairman of the Logan Metropolitan Housing Authority, said groundbreaking for a new 71 unit low cost senior housing project will occur soon with completion expected in 12 months. Removal of the old hospital building will start within two weeks as the 250 room complex moves toward reality.
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Kenneth Crawford
Logan Metropolitan Housing Authority
Crawford
Washington, D.C
HUD
Columbus
Logan Metropolitan
Hocking County
Otto Shaw
Grant Smith
Jim McClain
Housing Authority
Tom Grey
Tom
Council
PUCO Hearing Set At Laurelville On Phone Service
Mrs. Philip M. Everett and 586 Laurelville exchange subscribers filed a PUCO complaint over extended area toll-free service to Circleville. A public hearing is scheduled for 9 a.m. Tuesday July 31 in Laurelville with August 1 reserve for a second session.
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Puco Hearing
Laurelville
Philip M. Everett
General Telephone Co
Public Utilities Commission of Ohio
Circleville
Council House
Weather outlook for Hocking Valley with showers possible
Clouds and a chance of showers are forecast for tonight and Saturday in the Hocking Valley. Lows will be in the 60s and highs in the upper 80s. Today at 11 a.m. it was 78 sunny degrees, after Thursday's high of 82. Overnight low reached 57.
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Hocking Valley
Vandalism Reported At Kachelmacher Park
City police logged a 7:45 a.m. report of vandalism at Kachelmacher Park. Overnight, vandals overturned picnic tables breaking one and kicked loose a partition in the men's restroom.
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Kachelmacher Park
Rink's Department Stores Fined for Pollution Violations
Franklin County Municipal Court Judge Sidney Golden fined Rink's Department Stores Inc one thousand dollars for violation of state air pollution regulations in Columbus Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio
Franklin County
Sidney Golden
Rink’s’ Department Stores, Inc
Watergate plan aimed to discredit O'Brien, Magruder says
Senate testimony linked Mitchell to final approval of the espionage scheme intended to undermine Democratic national chairman Lawrence F. O'Brien. Jeb Magruder testified that Haldeman and others were kept informed as the operation progressed. Strachan signaled possible immunity would reveal Haldeman's knowledge from the start.
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Washington
Senate
Jeb Stuart Magruder
John N. Mitchell
Magruder
Lawrence F. O’brien
O’brien
H. R. Haldeman
Nixon
Haldeman
Mitchell
White House
Committee
Gordon Strachan
Election Committee
Strachan
Gordon Liddy
Howard H. Baker
Rtenn
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Land Ky
C. A. Yaeger Co
Mike Scaparrotti
Sam Steward
Buckeye Boys State
Ohio Senate Coalition
Ok’s
Gilligan Administration
Harry Meshel
Youngstown
Hocking Fairgrounds
Gerald Sinnott
Metropolitan Housing Authority
Chuck Dalton
Kenneth Collison
al Ganoey
Conrad Diehm
Ralph FE. Nusken
PUCO
Kachelmacher
Rinks
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