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Newspaper
Logan Daily News
Location
Logan, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1972
Page
4
Hartford readers report the weather service begins naming winter storms after men as a counterpart to female tropical storm names. The quip Hailstorm Brucie prompts readers to batten down the hatches.
A mixed page item presents publication details for the Logan Daily News and related papers, followed by a column of reader questions and Abby letters. Notable entries discuss workplace nerves, psychiatric care guidance, and a quotation attribution to Humbert Wolfe with biographical note.
A dense list of film titles and show times from Friday through Sunday. Entries include Forbidden I Thank A Fool L Avventura Call Northside 777 Interrupted Melo Cutter's Trail Chamber Of Horrors Darby's Rangers Jane Monster Die The Goalkeeper Also Lives On Our Street Bring Your Smile Beyond Mombasa A Boy Ten Feet The Name Gam Show Boat Wild Seed The Eagle And The Hawk The Mummy Full Of Life Crawlspace The Brain Hunter Of The Storm Over Wyoming The Servant Welcome Home Johnny Bristol Cutter's Trail The Good Humor Man Tarzan Triumphs and related late night screenings across multiple theaters.
The page lists a dense TV schedule for Friday June 16 and Saturday June 17 1972 with programs across channels and time slots and includes a notice of public hearing on the tax budget for Logan Ohio detailing the meeting date and venue. The notice cites two copies on file with the city auditor and names Mayor M B Haney.
Puzzle listing with numbered across and down hints includes multiple entries such as Blubbe Wore Make raw Shaddock and various theme hints. Answers reference fruits, nautical terms, and common crossword words across many positions, with clues like Latvian capital Afrikane and European river.
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