Administrative Changes Set In Logan School System
Logan school board announced four administrative changes after the retirement of Central elementary principal Gladys Webb. Kenneth Warling of Bremen, formerly Fairfield Union superintendent, will be administrative assistant starting August 1 on a three year contract. Delbert Davis moves from East elementary to Central as principal, George M. Sarbalas said. Davis has led Enterprise and West Logan since 1960. Paul A. Debolt becomes East principal, Harold R. Smith retains a newly created administrative assistant role on a two year contract.
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Kenneth Warling
Bremen
Fairfield Union Schools
Logan School Board
Warling
Gladys Webb
Central Elementary
Logan
Delbert Davis
East Elementary
Central School
George M. Sarbalas
Davis
Enterprise
West Logan Schools
Paul A. Debolt
Green
Maxville
Harold R. Smith
Joseph Murtha
Edward Ullman
West
Wayne Denny
Marion
West Logan
Dale Johnson
Rockbridge
Piqua
Wilmington College
Ohio State University
Liberty Union High School
Liberty Union
Fairfield Union High School
Fairfield County Education Association
Central Ohio Teachers Association
Buckeye Association of School Administrators
National Association of Secondary School Principals
Ohio Industrial Arts Association
Roxanne
Webb
Florence Larimer
Faith Krinn
Alice Frasch
George Tipton
Nevada Smith
Kelley Stilwell
Marion Allen
Elmer G. Horsky
Harry Westfall
Mikes resigns as Logan grid mentor to join Brooklyn High
Richard Mikes, Logan High School head football coach for five seasons with a 30-15-1 record, resigns to become defensive coordinator and offensive line coach at Brooklyn High School. He will also teach earth science at junior high and begins Aug. 1, joined by wife Janette and son Randy.
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Richard Mikes
Logan High School
Brooklyn High School
Cleveland
Mikes
Logan Junior High School
Logan School
Ben Buckles
Jackson
Bob Bruney
Ironton
Mike Shoemaker
Waverly
Canton
Ohio University
Ohio U
Bobcat
Janette
Randy
Logan
WLGN
George Saribalas
Saribalas
E. Main St
Marion Allen
Scott Fitzgerald
Garnett Jones
George Hummel
John Elgin
Fred Ervin
Richard Taylor
Fitzgerald
Kelley Stilwell
Elgin
Stilwell
Hummel
Jones
George Stump
David Eberst
George Dunigan
Agnes storms ashore in Georgia and Florida Panhandle
Hurricane Agnes plowed from Cuba into the Florida Panhandle and Georgia, killing 18 and injuring over 100 as it lashed communities with 80 mph winds. It caused widespread destruction along U S 98, uprooted homes, flooded streets, and left thousands displaced. tornadoes in Okeechobee mobile parks killed four and damaged St. Petersburg with floods. The storm’s aftermath included lingering outages, venomous wildlife in flooded areas, and mounting property losses across the region.
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Apalachicola
Fla
Agnes
Georgia
Florida Panhandle
Cuba
South Georgia
Florida
Gulf of Mexico
Carabelle
Eastpoint
U.S
Red Cross
Beth Henson
Herbert Chipman
Gulf
Panhandle
Tampa Bay
St. Petersburg
Pinellas County
Okeechobee
AMA Debates Doctors Unions for Fees and Conditions
The American Medical Association weighs study commissions on physician unions to explore legal issues and potential impact on care. Recent actions follow Nevada doctors forming AFL CIO affiliated Local 676 and Florida physicians forming a guild aimed at representing members in third party dealings, though most AMA leaders oppose unions and criticize strike use.
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San Francisco
American Medical Association
AMA
House of Delegates
AMA House
Las Vegas
Nev
Doctors’ Union
Aflcio
Nevada Physicians Union Local 676
Carl A. Hoffman
Huntington
W. Va
Zoning Change Approved for Doctor's Medical Office
The city zoning board of appeals granted Dr. Owen F. Yaw permission to use property at 461 E. Second St for a medical office in an R-2 medium density residential zone.
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City Zoning Board of Appeals
Owen F. Yaw
E. Second St
Judge Rules Against Democratic Convention Reform Efforts
A federal judge struck down rules mandating minority and women representation in national convention delegations and a ban on preselected delegates. The decision to defeat reformers comes weeks before the convention and affects about one third of delegates. The DNC will appeal while other reform provisions survive.
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Washington
U.S. Dist
George L. Hart Jr
Jesse L. Jackson
Daley Foes
Hart
National Committee
Philadelphia
Sheriff Gets New Cruiser
Hocking County commissioners met in special session to approve the emergency purchase of a sheriff's cruiser. Marion Riggs Ford bid $3,796.11 for a 1972 Ford, the lowest offer, with Tansky Motors, Inc. at $4,276.45 the only other bid. Belville Motor Car, Inc. did not bid, citing uncertainty of securing a 1972 model.
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Hocking County
Marion Riggs Ford
Ford
Tansky Motors, Inc
Otto Shaw
Belville Motor Car, Inc
Shaw
U N Council Nears Accord On Skyjacking
United Nations Security Council members in private talks reported few remaining points on a statement condemning hijacking as pilots’ one day strike disrupted travel in over 30 countries but did not halt major American lines. Lazar Mojsov of Yugoslavia indicated probable agreement the next day amid IFALPA pressure for stronger anti hijacking actions.
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U.N. Security Council
Security Council
Lazar Mojsov
Yugoslavia
International Federation of Airline Pilots Associations
Ifalpa
U.N
Nelsonville Receives HUD Grant for Sewer Upgrade
Tenth District Congressman Clarence Miller announced a HUD grant of 984000 to Nelsonville to upgrade the sanitary sewer system. The project plans new lines to unserviced areas and replacement of undersized lines. Officials also sought 248000 from ARC with state approval and submission to Washington. The application could reach federal review by Wednesday.
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Clarence Miller
Department of Housing and Urban Development
HUD
Nelsonville
Appalachian Regional Commission
Washington
Miller
U.N. economists project 5 percent U.S. growth in 1971
The United Nations World Economic Survey 1971 forecasts the United States may grow at 5 percent this year, nearly doubling 1970’s shrinkage and above the 1961-70 average. It cautions the expansion won’t erase unemployment and idle capacity.
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United Nations, N.Y
U.N
United States
U.N. World Economic Survey
U.S
China
South Korea
Iran
Brazil
Romania
Japan
Soviet Union
Ade
Malpractice suit against Dr. Pritchard ends in verdict for defendant
A Hocking County Common Pleas Court jury deliberated about half an hour before returning a verdict in favor of Dr. Charles P. Pritchard in the case brought by Eleanor J. Bird of New Straitsville seeking 100000 in damages for injuries from a July 3, 1970 fall in a Logan Kroger store. Evidence showed nerve injury treatment by Dr. Najm and multiple medical visits through November 1970.
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Hocking County
Pauline Ott
Jack Owings
Mabel Steward
Edna Ross
Harold Nihiser Jr
Wayne E. Dennis
Ralph Brown
Keith Thomas
James St. Clair
James Notestone
Reed Davie
Heskell Wagoner
Clarence Nixon
Market Quiet Rise Drives Dow Higher at Noon
New York stocks edged up with the Dow Jones Industrial Average rising nearly four points to 945.82 at noon. Analysts noted modest gains across major indexes as trading continued amid cautious optimism.
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New York
O Brien Sues Committee for the Re election of the President
Democratic National Committee Chairman Lawrence F. O'Brien announced a million dollar lawsuit against the Committee for the Re election of the President over the attempted break in at party headquarters. He said the incident lowers politics to gutter level and notes a line toward the White House.
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Washington
Democratic National Committee
Lawrence F. O’brien
O’brien
White House
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Richard J. Daley
Daley
George McGovern
McGovern
South Dakota
Democratic State Committee
New Orleans
Hubert H. Humphrey
Edmund S. Muskie
Nixon
U.S. Conference of Mayors
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