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Newspaper
Logan Daily News
Location
Logan, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1971
Page
4
Police Chief Roy Kelch announced a final warning against operating mini and trail bikes on streets sidewalks and alleys. He noted many riders are very young and that repeated violations will lead to court action with parents charged in repeat cases. Bikes may only be used on private property with owner consent.
State Rep Don S Maddux co sponsors H R 622 to create a state grant for medical students who practice in areas with the greatest need. The plan offers one year of medical school expense remission plus a living allowance for each year of service in a critical area with a six percent loan if the participant withdraws.
Ohio public schools paid an average 8676 for the 1970 71 year, up 33 percent from 6518 in 1966 67. The state lagged behind the national 9265 and neighboring states while ranges ran from 5866 in Athens County Alexander District to 11244 in Ottawa Hills Local Lucas County.
A hearing for Dean Sunday in Hocking County Juvenile Court was rescheduled to 2 p.m. Monday. Sunday, who pleaded not guilty to charging a 15-year-old from Logan in an April 18 incident, had posted $300 bond and requested more time to obtain an attorney.
Mr and Mrs Paul Schrader Logan Rt 4 welcomed a 7 pound 10 ounce girl at 3 20 p m Wednesday. Read as hospital notes list admissions dismissals and addresses for several patients and relatives.
John Johnson Catherine Buck Harvey Pennington Mrs Bane Goss and son Mrs James Mount and son Annabelle Rowe William Guess Miss Ronnie Dowler transferred to Children's Hospital Columbus from Nelsonville and nearby towns report lists residents and destinations.
Daniel C. Jenkins of New Lexington, Perry County Probate Court judge, was elected lay leader of the West Ohio Conference, representing 418000 United Methodists. He succeeds Darrell Hottle of Hillsboro. Associate lay leaders named include Fred Wright of Columbus and Irene Walker of Worthington.
Gov John Gilligan will be quizzed by a panel of three Scripps Howard newsmen in monthly news conferences to air on WEWS Cleveland and WCPO Cincinnati. Press secretary Robert Tenenbaum said the first program will be taped Friday June 25 for broadcast Sunday June 27. Substantive remarks will be released to all media when shown.
Joe Hanning of Nelsonville installed officers for the Logan Lions Club for the coming year at a Tuesday evening dinner. John Bumgardner became president with James Braglin and David Mingus as vice presidents, Don Robers as vice president, Lloyd Fraizer secretary, Fred Malone treasurer, George Charles lion tamer, and Nick Maniskas tail twister. Directors named were Maniskas, Dale Walker, and Francis Roberts. Committee chairs: Maniskas membership Walker project Braglin program. Expenditures approved for Peewee League baseball team. Next meeting July 6 cookout at Dale Walker farm. Marvin Nungester will be guest speaker. Reservations by July 3.
Atty Gen William Brown to receive progress report on Lima State Hospital investigation. Assistant Curci says no evidence of mistreatment by staff yet. Curci and highway patrol have been at the hospital for about three weeks reviewing records and interviewing wards and workers. Citizens task force on mental health and Dr Lowell Cunningham toured the facility to suggest program improvements.
Letter writer thanks Hocking Valley Community Hospital staff including administrator David Arledge chief of staff Dr Roy Bontrager and all doctors nurses and personnel for compassionate care during a hospital stay. Also thanks Boots and Saddle 4-H Club supporters and Jim Acker for setting up the food stand at the fairgrounds on June 6.
The GHR Foundry in Dayton, a division of Dayton Malleable Iron Co., will eliminate its entire third shift and lay off about a third of its 1,000 employees. Officials cite reduced orders from the appliance and air conditioning sectors.
Clifford Scott of 1020 W Hunter St is chosen as this week’s Logan Lions Cheer Club member. Scott, a retired stationary engineer, has stayed home the last two years. the club will send flowers and asks friends to send cards and letters.
Two Logan youths were declared delinquent by Juvenile Judge Rhea Bangert Brown Monday and placed on probation under supervision. A 17 year old faced charges for taking a lawnmower from Haydenville on May 16 and received strict probation. A 13 year old was charged with fighting and pulling a knife on an 11 year old on May 24.
Athens Ohio University nonacademic employees union files action with the State Personnel Board of Review. President Oscar McGee alleges summer layoffs in dormitory dining hall operations and laundry show discrimination against women. He notes 42 of 37 dorm staff and six laundry workers are women and questions outside contracts for painting work.
The report notes medical and hospital expenses for the injured youth treated at Hocking Valley Community Hospital. It also clarifies that the energy required to raise one pound one foot is called a foot pound.
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