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Logan Daily News

Location

Logan, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 23, 1964

Page

3

Ohio City Income Tax paid out eighty four million

The Associated Press reports Ohio municipalities collected a record 84.6 million dollars in city income taxes last year. Akron led with over 7 million from a one percent levy, while Columbus relies heavily on the tax for funding city services. Local officials say the tax remains indispensable for operating budgets.

Ohio City Columbus Ohio Associated Press Akron Lima Allen County Dayton Ohio Municipal League Middletown St. Bernard Hamilton County Cleveland Toledo Philadelphia Springfield Youngstown Warren Cincinnati John Gotherman Jr Lorain Portsmouth

Pennsy Cigar Plant To Be Moved To Lima

The machinery of Federal Cigar Co. acquired by D W G Cigar Corp of Detroit is expected to be moved to D W G s main plant in Lima Ohio. The assets of Federal Cigar of Red Lion Pa were purchased with no disclosed price. A separate note recalls long standing Greek Turkish hostility over Cyprus since 1571.

Detroit Federal Cigar Co D. W. G. Cigar Corp Lima Ohio Federal Cigar of Red Lion

Real Estate Transfers List Details Multiple Property Deals

Real estate transfers record numerous transactions in Falls and Logan areas. Names include Kenneth W. Agee to James D. Booker and William B. Shimp Jr. and Salt Creek Valley Church trustees, plus Logan Development Co. to Otto A. Shaw. Trades cover small lots and acres across Laurel Two, Falls Two, Starr Two, and surrounding additions with various fractional acre figures and lot numbers.

Kenneth W. Agee James D. Booker William B. Shimp Jr Laurel Two Phil Wart Harley Hart Grace Carper Salt Creek Valley Helen Allen Frank D. Allen Jr Barbara Allen Starr David S. Klauder Wilbourne J Marilyn Sparks Washington Bowers Logan James Jeane Gabriel Lawrence J. Hines Marcus and Cathryn Breitfeller Perry Virgil R. Karr Carl L. Jeffrey Burgessville Dora R. Keith Ayers Evelyn B. Lappen Margaret B. Henderson Nellie M. Hansel Florence Westenbarger Jr Falls Inez Rittgers Bernard and Eloise Ritgers Falls-Gore Kenneth Riley Iverrean Keeton Columbus Lena L. Stephenson Falls Two Carl Byers William E Marianne Brooks North End Otto A Elizabeth C. Shaw Richard I Phyllis S. Pansing North Hills Pearl O Ada Saylor Elmer F Doris Disbennett Laurelville Ralph E Helen M Marion Benjamin Sarah K Pierce Merritt W. Wonn Jr Florence D. Wonn Washington

Oberlin program aids culturally starved pupils in college prep

Fifty seven junior high students, 37 boys and 20 girls, join a six week Oberlin College project funded by a 150000 Rockefeller Foundation grant. The program emphasizes integration, cultural exposure, and college readiness through classes, counseling, recreation, and museum visits.

Oberlin, Ohio Oberlin College Rockefeller Foundation John M. Antes Antes Oberlin Museums of Art and Natural History Cleveland Milan Ohio Thomas A. Edison Lorain Elyria Banneker St. Louis

Jurist Cites Crucial Needs At Antioch College Commencement

A. Leon Higginbotham Jr., U S district judge and Antioch College alumnus, urged 216 seniors to pursue four links for a better future beyond civil rights. He spoke at the 112th commencement, stressing leadership, excellence, critical scrutiny of power, and linking poverty with discrimination and unemployment. About 60 bird species feed on poison ivy berries without harm.

Yellow Springs Ohio Antioch College A. Leon Higginbotham Jr Pennsylvania Higginbotham

Racial Tags On Military Forms Deleted

The Defense Department ordered racial designations removed from most personnel forms. Deputy assistant secretary Alfred B. Fitt said 24 or 25 forms still carried racial listings and were updated. The effort aims to eradicate discrimination within the military and ease bias at bases.

Washington Defense Department Alfred B. Fitt Fitt Associated Press Pentagon

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