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Newspaper
Logan Daily News
Location
Logan, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1971
Page
1
Roger McCauley new director of Tri County Community Action Agency received a 20 percent pay raise from 8000 to 9600 dollars at a board meeting in the Tri County Vocational School cafeteria. He chose to take the raise to preserve salary levels for future directors if cuts occur.
The New York Times faces government pushback over its Vietnam War Pentagon study series. Senator Curtis defends press freedom while criticizing overclassification, and court actions threaten further publication of 47-volume documents and a Tonkin Gulf study summary. The case prompts a reassessment of secrecy policy and calls for disclosure of Kennedy era data.
Congress rejects all seven antiwar measures as the House votes 254 to 158 against a Dec 31 halt while approving a $21.1 billion weapons authorization. Ohio members split on urging a Dec 31 deadline with 16 of 23 voting against and 7 for the motion.
Non partisan candidates Clay Rafferty of New Plymouth Starr Two Ward, trustee William Mackie of Murray City Ward Two, trustee, and Phyllis Brunton of Rockbridge Good Hope Township clerk filed with the election board seeking the November general election.
The Senate rejected an amendment to guarantee a lawyer and a courtroom style hearing for draft registrants. By 44 to 32 vote, the chamber also defeated efforts to shorten the two year draft extension and add incentives to boost voluntary enlistments. Leaders planned Monday moves to curb debate as seven weeks of talks continued.
A Gore shopper dropped a glass car wax container at Thrift Land and hurried to toss the leaking sack into a nearby trash container between the Thrift Land Discount Center and Ohio Power Co. offices, clarifying the pigment stains as accidental vandalism was not intended.
UMW District 6 leader Thomas Williams expects the five state wildcat walkout over Boyle removal to end by Sunday as miners begin returning. About 3,400 workers across Belmont Harrison Guernsey Monroe counties saw 25 mines closed. Williams noted weather and tour impressions hint at a near return to work.
Spring's final weekend brought fair skies and warm temperatures across much of the nation. In the Hocking Valley, sunny and warm weather is forecast for Saturday. It was 80 degrees at 11 a.m. with an overnight low of 57, and Thursday's high reached 82.
A funnel cloud touched down in central Nebraska as scattered tornadoes and thunderstorms moved through the midcontinent and the South. Winds reached 60 mph in Burwell but no injuries or damage were reported.
New York AP reports the Dow Jones industrial average aiming for the 900 mark as prices slide and trading remains slow.
Congress attacks Nixon plan to spend 155 million more on federal anti drug programs as too little. Still Capitol Hill lauds urgency to fight drug abuse through addict education and rehab. Rep Claude Pepper says hundreds of millions are required.
New York AP report says Daniel Ellsberg, MIT researcher and former Rand Corp. employee, is suspected of leaking the 47 volume Pentagon study to the Times. FBI reportedly focusing on him. Ellsberg last seen in his office Wednesday as relatives offer no clues.
Lloyd Fraizer, 565 W Front St, captain of the Logan police department, is listed in critical condition in the intensive care unit at Doctors Hospital North Columbus. He was moved there from Hocking Valley Community Hospital where he was admitted earlier.
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