Moscow Radio Dampens Hopes for Vietnam Peace Talks
The Moscow broadcast urged the United States to halt military actions against North Vietnam and renew talks in Paris. It said the Soviet Union would provide all necessary aid to Hanoi and noted Podgorny’s Hanoi visit and Le Duc Tho’s return. Kissinger headed to Peking for talks on normalization and other issues.
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United States
North Vietnam
Paris
Hanoi
Far East
Henry A. Kissinger
Peking
Nikolai Podgorny
Kissinger
Politburo
le Duc Tho
Nese
Moscow
Podgorny
Xuan Thuy
Calcutta
Soviet Union
Tass
Hawaii
Guam
Shanghai
U.S
Washington- Peking
Vietnam
Logan Rt. 3 Man Dies by Own Action in Logan
Lawrence E. Hamner, 22, of Logan Rt. 3 was found dead at Logan Arms Apartments. Sheriff called after a self inflicted rifle shot amid a family quarrel with wife Peggy Mays Hamner. Services set for Wednesday at Heinlein Funeral Home with burial at Fairview Cemetery.
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Hocking
Logan Rt. 3
Logan Arms Apartments
Rt. 328
Logan
Lawrence E. Hamner
Owen F. Yaw
Hamner
Peggy
Lancaster
Columbus
Catherine Young Hamner Sapp
Gore Rt. 1
Harry Clifton Hamner
C. E. Glass Co
Logan Sears
Logan High School
Fellowship United Methodist Church
Peggy Mays Hamner
April
Terrence Lee Hamner
Lawrence
Darlene) Campbell
New Straitsville Rt. 1
Cheryl Kay Hamner
U.S. Army
el Paso
Texas
Kathlene Hamner
Violet Smith
Cora Sapp
Everett Sapp
Heinlein
John Currins
Ashville
Fairview Cemetery
Rockbridge
House Panel Hikes Appalachian Funds
The House Appropriations Committee reported a public works appropriation bill boosting Appalachian Regional Commission development programs by 25 million over Nixon requests. Administration had asked 302 million for fiscal 1973, committee sets 327 million.
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Washington
House Appropriations Committee
Appalachian Regional Commission
Nixon
Administration
Agnes Storm Rakes Florida Killing 14 Across State
Hurricane Agnes pounded Florida's panhandle with 80 mph winds and eight tornadoes killing 14 people, including seven in south Florida and seven earlier in Cuba, as evacuees exceeded 1,500 along the Gulf Coast. Tornadoes damaged buildings and mobile homes while flood watches were issued across Georgia and Florida.
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Fla
Florida
Panhandle
Weather Bureau
Agnes
South Florida
Cuba
Gulf of Mexico
Arnold Sugg
Hurricane Center
Brunswick
Columbus
Georgia
Franklin County
Okeechobee
Gulf Coast
Here
Venice
Keys
Sarasota
Florida Panhandle
Plains
Polk County
Neb
Agent Connected to Break In at Democratic HQ
Five men were arrested during a break in at the Democratic National Committee offices in the Watergate complex. James W. McCord Jr., listed as security coordinator for Nixon's campaign, faced $30,000 bail on attempted burglary charges. others held on $50,000 each. McCord formerly led CIA security at Langley and ran a private security firm. The incident sparked claims of political espionage and calls for FBI investigation.
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Washington
Democratic National Committee
Lawrence F. O’brien
O’brien
Atty
Richard Kleindienst
FBI
Justice Deps
John N. Mitchell
White House
Associated Press
James W. McCord Jr
DNC
Nixon Committee
McCord
Nixon
Democrats
Watergate
Central Intelligence Agency
Langley
Hungerford Drive
Rockville
Mitchell
Los Angeles
Salt Creek Lake land acquisition cut by panel
The House Appropriations Committee approved the U S Corps of Engineers plan for Salt Creek Lake land acquisition but reduced the administration request by 200000 dollars from 500000. Col Kenneth E McIntyre outlined an 18 to 24 month environmental study affecting property access before a purchase decision.
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Salt Creek Lake
House Appropriations Committee
U.S. Corps of Engineers
Salt Creek
Hocking
Ross
Vinton
Kenneth E. McIntyre
Alum Creek Lake
Caesar Creek
Chillicothe
Clarence J. Brown
East Fork Lake
Hannibal Locks and Dam
Supreme Court split on baseball antitrust and wiretap rulings
The Supreme Court upheld baseballs antitrust exemption in a 5 3 decision saying Congress must fix any inconsistency. It also ruled wiretap eavesdropping without a warrant unconstitutional under the Safe Streets Act. Airlines faced strikes with limited disruption and regional updates followed.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Harry A. Blackmun
Congress
Curt Flood
Arthur J. Goldberg
Lewis F. Powell Jr
Airline pilots strike grounds many airlines worldwide
Airline pilots began a 24 hour global strike early today causing widespread flight cancellations by 19 foreign flag carriers. In the United States only a handful of carriers halted all flights while others operated limited schedules.
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Eastern Airlines
Southern Airways
Northeast Airlines
U.S
Airline Pilots Association
America
United States
Zoning Board Seeks Appeal On Doctor's Office Site
The city zoning board will meet at 7 30 tonight to hear Dr Owen F Yaw appeal to use 461 E Second St for a medical office. His current 187 W Main St building faces possible relocation in a Logan Metropolitan Housing Authority senior housing development plan.
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City Zoning Board of Appeals
Owen F Yaw
E. Second St
Yaw
Main St
Logan Metropolitan Housing Authority
Hocking Valley Weather Forecast Clouds and Possible Showers
Mostly cloudy conditions with a chance of showers are forecast for tonight and Tuesday in the Hocking Valley. Highs are expected in the 80s on Tuesday. The area was 83 degrees under sunny skies at 11 a.m. today.
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Hocking Valley
Goodyear Wildcat Strike Ends at Logan Plant
Production nearly back to normal after a wildcat strike at Goodyear Tire Logan plant idled operations for 242 days. Plant manager Mojzer said 72 discharged workers will be reviewed case by case, starting with crews returning on the 11 p.m. and 6 a.m. shifts. About 60 Local 744 members met at the county fairgrounds Sunday evening. no union statement was available.
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Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co
Logan
John Mojzer
Mojzer
John Gallagher
United Rubber Workers Union
Hocking County Fairgrounds
Logan Daily News
Clevelander Crash Lands Near Old Man's Cave
Four people escaped injury when a plane piloted by John Scott Andrews Jr. of Cleveland made a forced crash landing near Big Brothers Camp on Unger Road west of Old Man's Cave at 3 p.m. Sunday. The Geauga Air Service owned aircraft ran out of fuel after failing to find a destination airport in Ohio.
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Big Brothers
Unger Rd
Old Man’s Cave
Hocking
Andrews
Geauga Air Service of
Chardon
Edson M Shaw dies at 57 in Columbus
Edson M Shaw 57, former head of South Bloomingville school, died at his Columbus home from a heart attack. He served 25 years as general superintendent of lease and right of way at Columbia Gas Transmission Corp. He was WWII Navy veteran and held church and Masonic memberships. Survived by wife Emma, daughter Diana, brother Wayne, sister Lulu Frins er, and half brother Arthur White. Funeral Wednesday at Schoedinger West Chapel with burial at Glen Best Reynoldsburg. Visitation Tuesday.
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South Bloomingville
Columbus
Columbia Gas Transmission Corp
Benjamin M
Hila Huffman Shaw
U.S. Navy
Hoge Memorial United Presbyterian Church
Adelphi Masonic Lodge
F&am
Aladdin Temple Shrine
Columbus Valley
Scottish Rite
Quarter Century Club
Columbia Gas
Emma A. Shaw
Diana Shaw
Wayne Shaw
Lulu Friesner
Lancaster
Arthur White
Kalamazoo
Mich
Schoedinger West Chapel
W. Broad St
Glen Best
Reynoldsburg
Funeral
Two Civil War Era Cannonballs Found in Logan Garden
One of two rusted 12-pound cannonballs unearthed by Mrs. Wallace Brown in her Logan garden is shown in the Logan Daily News office window. The artifacts, Civil War vintage, resemble a cannonball displayed from Harper's Ferry, Virginia, and were found at 340 North Culver Street.
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Logan Daily News
Wallace Brown
N. Culver St
Harper’s Ferry
Logan
American Motors to enter bus production in Mishawaka plant
Detroit AP reports American Motors Corp will enter the transit-bus market this fall. At the AM General Corp plant in Mishawaka Indiana the firm will build 10 diesel or electric powered 53 passenger coaches per shift in a multimillion dollar commitment despite years of market doldrums.
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Detroit
American Motors Corp
AM General Corp
Mishawaka
Ind
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