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Newspaper
Logan Daily News
Location
Logan, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1971
Page
10
Hal Boyle notes age is defined by others opinions not just years. After sixty social pressure grows, promotions and respect unevenly shift, gossip and jokes mark aging, and getting old becomes a collective verdict more than personal feeling. The piece humorously but candidly explores perceptions of aging.
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Logan Daily News lists subscription rates for local carriers and mail in Hocking County plus surrounding zones. Advertising manager L T Webb and editor Bill Miller are named. address shown at 72 East Main Street Logan Ohio.
Four men indicted on bribery charges in the Crofters Inc investigation and related firms face trial in Columbus Common Pleas Court on October 4. Defendants include Crofters principals Gerald A. Donahue Sidney Griffith and Harry A. Groban and James B. Lore former School Employer Retirement System official tied to unsecured loans from public funds for out-of-state businesses.
Tokyo trading volume jumped to 42.7 billion shares in 1970 as Japan’s economy boomed, eclipsing New York’s 2.9 billion shares though Tokyo’s dollar value remained far smaller. Foreign investors, led by Europeans, fueled gains on high priced issues like Sony and Hitachi, with new liberalization talks planned for next September.
Dear Abby advises that the neighbors looking ridiculous are the ones who feel the effect of the long running decorations. The columnist suggests ignoring the issue and even notes the witty advantage of giving directions by referring to the Noel sign and Santa display.
Readers wonder about town gossip and wedding party tensions. A divorcee with three children explains why many men avoid relationships with mothers, insisting she values independence over marriage. The column offers coping and stance guidance.
Sabrina Wurmbrand recounts torture and prison ordeals endured by Christians and Jews under Soviet and Chinese regimes. She and her husband built the underground church network to smuggle religious materials, report abuses, and support persecuted families.
Detroit AP reports Kenneth B Mercicle president of the Kaiser Frazer Owners Club predicts Kaiser and Frazer cars will be worth their original purchase price by 1980. He owns eight models with buffalo hood ornaments and notes collectors have driven prices to about 3500 dollars minus a thousand. The cars have been out of production 15 years.
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