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Newspaper

Logan Daily News

Location

Logan, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 16, 1972

Page

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Record 350 U S strikes target North Vietnam

U S warplanes conducted a record 350 strikes across southern North Vietnam including three MIG air bases a naval base and an army barracks while avoiding Hanoi during Podgorny visits. Bombing aims to disrupt war materiel while allies report tank losses and continued rail and port interdiction efforts.

Saigon U.S North Vietnam Hanoi Nikolai Podgorny Hanoi-Haiphong Soviet Union Podgorny Air Force Bai Thung Khe Phat Quan Lang Navy Midway Hai Yen Vinh Badong Dong Hoi Demilitarized Zone Hue Associated Press Peter Arnett Highway 13 Washington Pentagon Indochina China

Revs Diehm Faulkner Return for Another Year

The Rev. Conrad O. Diehm and the Rev. Ralph W. Faulkner will stay at their Logan United Methodist Church pastorates for a third year after the 1972 West Ohio Conference. New assignment at Laurel Hills UM Church brings the Rev. Francis Huber replacement by the Rev. William G. Beougher. Additional changes include a year’s leave for the Rev. Hugh Robinson and several ministers remaining at current posts.

Conrad O. Diehm Immanuel United Methodist Church Ralph W. Faulkner Trinity United Methodist Church Logan Hocking County Laurel Hills UM Francis Huber William G. Beougher Bartlett Hugh West Ohio United Methodist Church Lakeside F. Gerald Ensley Richard Coad Dayton South Wayne Street United

Labor Department to Oversee UMW Ahead of Union Election

The Labor Department will supervise all United Mine Workers activities under a federal court order. Secretary Hodgson will appoint supervisors at national, district, and sub district levels as a new election of top officers is mandated by Judge Bryant for December. The move follows the court ordered election of officers including W A Boyle and George Titler.

Washington Labor Department United Mine Workers Secretary of Labor J. D. Hodgson Hodgson U.S William B. Bryant Mine Workes W. A Tony” Boyle George Titler John Owens Joseph A Chip’ Yablonski Jock’’ Yablonski Boyle Bryant

Elm Court Apartments Groundbreaking Near Logan

Groundbreaking ceremonies for the Elm Court Apartments on E Front St marked a start on the 86 unit complex. Mayor Merril Haney and Elm Court partners Milton Knoll Earl Shurtz and Robert K Weakley spoke of affordable housing and community benefit. The FHA financed project will be built by SKW Inc Newark at an estimated cost of 900000 with HUD rental subsidies and completion in 12 to 15 months.

Elm Court E. Front St Richard Brandt Barton A. Hall Roy Loomis Merril Haney Earl Shurtz Robert Weakley Milton Knoll Elm Court, Ltd Charles Gallagher Robert K. Weakley J. H. Tribbie & Associates Coshocton Dick Brandt Roy Loomis Russ Rice Knoll Logan Haney Logan Clay Products Co Hartmann Farm C&o Graham Farm Ohio Power Co HUD SKW, Inc Newark

McGovern Defense Cuts Stance Amid Democratic Race

Sen George McGovern urged no dilution of defense cuts saying a 1975 arms bill of 54.8 billion can reduce the budget without harming national security and fund domestic programs. He argued U S military involvement in Asia is unlikely and warned against fear of communism draining domestic society.

Washington George McGovern D-S.d Congressional Joint” “Economic Committee McGovern

Weather update from Hocking Valley area

Rainfall in the Hocking Valley measured three fourths of an inch in the last 24 hours. It was 74 degrees at 11 am with Thursday's high of 88. Overnight low reached 64. Sunny and cool conditions with lows in the 50s and highs in the 70s are forecast for Saturday.

Hocking

Southeast Asia Antidrug Drive Faces Intelligence Gaps

U S specialists report obstacles in Southeast Asia including weak intelligence, enforcement gaps, and reluctant local officials. Despite this, Thailand and Laos report large heroin seizures and factory closures while Burma resists cooperation. U S aid centers on advisory support, technical data, radios, and communications.

Washington Southeast Asia U.S Thailand Laos

S-W Pupils Place High In Testing

Starr-Washington High School students excel in district state scholarship tests. Four of 23 students in Division III earned top ranks including Sandra Davis honorable mention in English10, Leigh Ann Cook eighth in English11, Martha Taylor fourth in first year Spanish, and Ricky Michel sixth in first year biology in Ohio University district.

Starr-Washington S-W Starr-Washington High School Sandra Davis Wendell Davis Logan Rt. 1 Ohio University Leigh Ann Cook Calvin Cook Union Furnace Martha Taylor William Taylor New Plymouth Rt. 1 Ricky Michel Philip Michel

July Draft Induction Call Sets Range to 50

Mrs Edna McBride executive secretary of the Hocking County Selective Service Board said the July induction call will take men with draft lottery numbers up to 50. She clarified a report in Thursday's Logan Daily News noting June’s call was up to 35.

Edna McBride Hocking County Selective Service Board Logan Daily News

Goodyear Strike Drags On In Logan Over Wage Rollback

Wildcat strike at Goodyear Tire and Rubber Co. Logan plant continues with about 30 union workers crossing lines to return to the 6 A.M. shift. Local 744 members cite an eight cent hourly cut and poor conditions, while sheriff deputies monitor traffic and avoid violence. A meeting to end the strike is set for 1 P.M. Saturday at the Hocking County fairgrounds.

Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co Logan United Rubber Workers Union Logan Daily News U.S Sandy Pratt Daily News Hocking County Sheriff's Deputies Wildcat Hocking County Fairgrounds

House approves $1.27 billion add on Labor HEW budget

The House passed a $28.6 billion appropriations bill for Labor and Health Education and Welfare by 277 to 60, adding $1.27 billion above Nixon’s request. The measure funds fiscal year programs in health and education and faces a potential presidential veto.

Washington House Nixon Labor Senate Gerald R. Ford Michigan Appropriations Committee National Institutes of Health

Mayors Eye Future of U.S. Route 33 Discussions

Ohio and West Virginia mayors and planners met in Pomeroy to press for a joint meeting of highway officials. Max Farley of the Ohio Department of Highways urged cross state talks on Route 33 development and a new Ohio River bridge near Pomeroy. The Meigs County relocation between Darwin and Athens remains in preliminary engineering and not scheduled before 1976 or later.

Ohio West Virginia Pomeroy Max Farley Division 10 Ohio Department of Highways Ohio River Rt. 33 Meigs County Darwin Athens

Community Band Organizing Meeting Planned

The Jaycee sponsored Community Band will hold an organizing meeting Monday June 19 at 7 30 p m in the band room at Logan Junior High School. Any musician is invited to join and attendees should bring their instruments. For more information contact Kent Bishop Fred Beal or Harry Risch.

Logan Junior High School Kent Bishop Fred Beal Harry Risch

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