Revs Faulkner and Diehm Return to Logan UM Churches
The West Ohio Area United Methodist Conference reassigned Rev. Conrad Diehm of Immanuel UM and Rev. Ralph Faulkner of Trinity UM to Logan churches during the 1971 session at Lakeside. Also reassigned were Rev. Roy Ballard to Nelsonville and Dr. L. Clair Warden to Grace Church in Dayton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
United Methodist
West Ohio
United Methodist Church
Lakeside
Conrad O. Diehm
Immanuel UM
Ralph W. Faulkner
Trinity UM Church
Roy F. Ballard
Nelsonville
Dayton
L. Clair Warden
Warden
King Avenue United
Queen City
W. T. Wilson
Missouri
Two Burglaries Reported In Local Area
Virgil Todd of New Plymouth Rt. 1 reported a trailer entry Friday between 10 and 11:30 p.m. A television set a .22 caliber rifle and a flashlight were taken after a window screen was cut. Bob West reported the Herbert Dunkle residence at Rt. 180 and Stump Run was entered last week and a portable television set was stolen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virgil Todd
New Plymouth
All Republican Candidates File Expense Statements
All Republican candidates in the May primary filed statements of receipts and expenditures with the Hocking County election board by the 4 p.m. Friday deadline. Jack N. Moorehead listed expenses of $28.40 while Eugene B. Davis reported receipts of $32.88 and expenditures of $40.02. James M. Irvine posted expenses of $10.80, George F. Dunigan Jr. listed no expenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hocking County Election Board
Jack N. Moorehead
W. Hunter Sr
Logan
Merril B. Haney
Eugene B. Davis
Walhending Ave
James M. Irvine
E. Main St
Sylvia Louise Smith
Second Ward
George F. Dunigan Jr
W. Front St
Goodyear Appeals to Ohio Supreme Court in Hoops WC Case
Goodyear Tire and Rubber Co. has filed a notice of appeal to the Ohio Supreme Court from a Fourth District Court of Appeals judgment that affirmed a Hocking County Common Pleas Court jury ruling granting Charles Hoops of New Straitsville the right to participate in workers compensation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co
Ohio Supreme Court
Fourth District Court of Appeals
Hocking County
Dayan Says Israel Ready If War Breaks Out
Israeli Defense Minister Moshe Dayan warned that a new war could occur unless Egypt shifts toward peace. He said Israeli troops would press to Cairo if needed, and noted potential Soviet involvement. A Egyptian patrol was reported captured near the Suez and clashes continued on Mt. Hermon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Moshe Dayan
Egypt
Cairo
Suez Canal
Beirut
Mt. Hermon
Lebanon
Syria
Israel
Golan Heights
Middle East
Dayan
Ma’ariv
Sinai Peninsula
Canal
Pipeline Replacement Starts in Fairfield and Licking Counties
A $106,000 pipeline replacement project begins to replace three sections of smaller diameter pipe with about three miles of new 6 inch steel line from Millersport to Hebron. Ohio Fuel oversees with Ohio Pipeline Construction Co. conducting the work and expects completion by August 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairfield
Licking Counties
Columbia Gas of Ohio Inc
Luray
Hebron
Jacksontown
Buckeye Lake
Charles W. Morrow
Ohio Fuel
Millersport
Fairfield County
Licking County
Ohio Pipeline Construction Co
Newark
Ohio
Pipelines and Gas Measurement Department
Morrow
Motorcyclists Questioned After Fight At Tavern
The Hocking sheriff's department was sent to the Five Mile Inn where a tavern fight began. Sheriff Paul Hartman said motorcycle riders were questioned. The owner did not file charges and the youths, mostly from the Chillicothe area, were released. Earlier the department stopped 15 to 20 motorcyclists on Rt. 180 but they caused no disturbance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hocking
Senate OKs Stopgap to Feed Poor Children This Summer
Senate approved a stopgap measure to fund free meals for thousands of poor children in day care and recreation centers this summer. The plan would let the Nixon administration use funds earmarked for other purposes, with a House Senate conference to reconcile differences. Agencies expect a shortfall of about 18.8 million for summer programs if the broader non school feeding budget proceeds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Washington
Nixon
House
Agriculture Department
Rich
Ard Lyng
Office of Management and Budget
Agriculture
Mass Murder Suspect Corona Hospitalized After Chest Pain
Juan Corona, 37, mass murder suspect, was taken from Yuba County jail to Sutter General Hospital with chest pains. He faces 10 murder counts for the killing of 25 farm workers and appeared in Marysville court. preliminary hearing delayed to July 13 after his arrest May 26 when the first bodies were found along the Feather River.
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Yuba City
Calif
Juan Corona
Sutter County General Hospital
Yuba County
Gary Miller
Corona
Marysville
Feather River
Here
Derrow Retires From Teaching to Run Local Insurance Firm
John L. Derrow, Wellston high school coach and teacher for 12 years, retires from teaching to become full time owner of Nichols Insurance Service in Wellston. He has served as a licensed agent there for two years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellston
John L. Derrow
Derrow
Nichols Insurance Service
Officer Lloyd Frazier Removed From Critical List
Logan police captain Lloyd Frazier of 565 West Front Street has been moved from the critical list to the guarded list at Doctors Hospital North in Columbus. He remains in intensive care with no room number assigned and no flowers or cards permitted in his room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd Frazier
Front St
Logan Police Department
Doctors Hospital North
Columbus
Chillicothe Wins SEC Junior Golf Playoff Title
Chillicothe edged Gallia in a sudden death playoff at Hocking Hills Country Club to capture the Southeast Ohio Golf Association Junior Tournament crown. Both teams tied 307 after 18 holes. Logan finished third at 308 and Greg Poston of Logan tied the course record with 65.
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Greg Poston
Southeastern Ohio
Hocking Hills Country Club
Tex Lankford
Poston
SEC Golf Association
Chillicothe
Gallia
Southeastern Ohio Golf Association
Gallipolis
Bill Radebaugh
Logan
Cambridge
Athens
Marietta
Jackson
Lancaster
Sees 4 More Ohio Twisters
Ohio faces at least four more tornadoes this year according to Marvin Miller of the National Weather Service in Columbus. He notes eight or nine twisters so far with about six weeks of peak activity left and estimates damage around 3.5 million dollars and at least ten injuries but no deaths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio
Marvin Miller
National Weather Service
Miller
Telephone Workers Strike In Cleveland Walkout
About 500 Ohio Bell Telephone Co. service and commercial employees in the Greater Cleveland area walked out Friday afternoon. The strikers are Communications Workers of America members unhappy with their international union delaying a nationwide strike until July 14.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Ohio Bell Telephone Co
Communications Workers of America
International
Wood seeks Start Two trustee post in Hocking County
Charles W. Wood of Nelsonville Route 2 filed a nonpartisan petition with the Hocking County election board on Friday to run for Start Two trustee in the upcoming November election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles W. Wood
Nelsonville Rt. 2
Hocking County Election Board
Start Two
U S Military Initiates Drug Counteroffensive in Vietnam
The U S command in Saigon announced a medical drug abuse counteroffensive requiring all soldiers leaving Vietnam to undergo chemical tests for heroin use. The program, ordered by President Nixon, aims at rehabilitation and may keep drug users in service beyond their tours. No punitive actions were planned and medical records will stay out of U S law enforcement.
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Saigon
U.S
Vietnam
Richard M. Nixon
United States
Burma
Laos
China
John D. Ehrlichman
Presses Halt on Pentagon Study Series Amid Court Ruling
The New York Times and Washington Post faced court orders stopping further articles from the secret Pentagon study on Vietnam origins. An appeals court in Washington reversed a lower ruling, halting the Post's projected series after today’s installment, while the Times faced potential injunctions in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
The
Washington Post
Pentagon
the Times
Post
U.S. Court of Appeals
Washington
Gerhard A. Gesell
Appeals Court
New York
U.S
Murray I. Gurfein
Times
Alexander M. Bickel
Yale University
Gurfein
Taft aide resigns to join Virginia firm
Ron Aaron Eisenberg a 20 year old press secretary to Senator Robert Taft Jr. resigns effective July 19 to become director of government relations for Virginia Research Inc. He has served Taft since 1966 and Taft won election to the Senate last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Ron Aaron Eisenberg
Robert Taft Jr
Ohio
Eisenberg
Virginia Research Inc
Taft
Senate
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Dundas
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Wiley Baker
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Rocksprings Enterprise
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Cheshire
Martha Mattner
MTS
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Junction City
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Fred
Betty Wintermute
Springfield St. Paul
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Union Charge
William Alison
Pomeroy Enterprise
Hamden - Winter
Paul Sellers
Syracuse
Allenville
Tom Daniel
Lakeview
Richard Thomas
Zaleski
Wilkesville
Earl C. Bowser
Cedar Hill
Calvary - Hay Memorial
Charles E. Jenkins
Union Furnace
Lima
Supreme Court
Hocking Hills
Rick Foil
Paul Miller
Josh Deweese
Tom Zellers
John Cunningham
Rick Shafer
Don Saunders
Steve Venus
John Vance
Dennis Shay
Roger Adams
Doug Allen
Mike Noe
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Bill Henderson
Scott Bean
Larry Fish
Randy Adams
Pete Stephenson
Roger Battlertt
Don Fenton
Randy Fenton
Jim Armine
Tom Appledorn
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Tim Triplett
Eric Colley
Gary Hughes
Ken Weber
Pat McGonigal
Jim Kellams
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Adm
John S McCain Jr
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Phnom Penh
Penh
Srang
Demilitarized Zone
Sen. Taft
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