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Newspaper
Logan Daily News
Location
Logan, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1973
Page
1
The Agriculture Department says retail food prices will average about 12 percent higher in 1973 even with a 60 day freeze and Phase 4 controls. Farmers may produce less meat milk and poultry. corn and soybeans could suffer from late planting and shortages of fuel and fertilizer.
Logan School District seeks applicants for the superintendent role. Send applications to Dan Long at 238 Angle Ave Logan Ohio 43138. The board aims to name a replacement at the July meeting after George M. Saribalas resigns July 31 to join the Ohio Department of Education.
Federal judge finds the Nixon re election finance committee guilty of violating the Campaign Finance Act by failing to report a $200000 Vesco contribution. Maurice H Stans accused of accepting after the law’s effective date and lacking proper accounting within the deadline.
Nixon and Brezhnev moved talks to Camp David after a dinner cruise on the Potomac. They focused on trade and economics as senators pressed for MFN status linked to Jewish emigration. Brezhnev denied a “Jewish problem” in the Soviet Union.
Ohio lawmakers prepare to vote on Rep. John Galbraith’s bill to end the Sunday blue laws as a conference committee resumes work on the administration’s 9.9 billion budget. The panel plans three daily sessions to meet the June 30 fiscal deadline while education changes and lottery proposals surface in committee.
In Saigon the command notes the year’s second lowest truce violations while reporting heavy fighting in several areas. An F4 Phantom crashed in eastern Cambodia near Phnom Penh with no crewmen listed as missing.
Governor Gilligan announced an Arts in the Parks program bringing Ohio Valley Summer Theater’s Sing Out, Sweet Land to Hocking Hills and Lake Hope state parks this summer with 8 p.m. shows on select Saturdays. Folk music sessions add audience participation and bonfires at several parks, including Tar Hollow and Lake Logan, with additional dates at Strouds Run, Forked Run, Blue Rock, and others. The tour marks the Ohio Valley Summer Theater’s first time touring parks in its 28-year history, aligning with Ohio’s 170th statehood anniversary and offering educational as well as entertaining events.
The Hocking Valley reached 92 degrees on Tuesday with humidity and a 3 p.m. peak before lowering to 68 overnight. A pleasant 83 was logged at 11 a.m. today. Thursday forecast shows partly cloudy skies with highs in the 70s and lows in the 60s.
Martha Mitchell struck a reporter twice on the head and threatened more, after harshly berating crowding reporters outside her Fifth Avenue building. She flung a doorman’s hat, shouted invective about privacy, and later returned inside with her daughter. Police were called but left after reporters showed press IDs.
Space Center Houston reports Skylab 1 crew Kerwin Conrad Weitz are in excellent condition after a 28 day mission. Kerwin notes mixed body changes from weightlessness while Conrad says he is in better shape than on prior flights. Commander cites turning over a 90 percent operating space station as key achievement after repairs and sun shade fixes.
Ousted White House Counsel John W. Dean III testifies that Nixon was consulted on Hunt clemency. He says Nixon discussed IRS preferential treatment for friends and a list to silence reporters. Colson and Magruder testify on CIA aid and a proposed $1 million budget for intelligence.
A House appropriations subcommittee urged by Speaker Carl Albert recommended 218 million to run 977 antipoverty community action agencies through July 1, 1975. Nixon had asked for no funding and sought phased closure by June 30, making this a pivotal first step in a fragile rescue effort.
Hocking County engineer George Mara announced Moore Road County Route 333 will close to traffic from 7 a.m. to 4 p.m. for several days to allow repair crews to replace a bridge just west of Union Furnace. Road reopenings occur after 4 p.m. daily.
Marla Bowers of Logan joins 25 Girl Scouts touring the Soviet Union in a first American Girl Scout trip to Moscow Leningrad and Kiev. The group left June 14 under leaders Mr. and Mrs. Schmoll of Columbus and will return July 1 after studying Russian culture and raising funds.
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