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Logan Daily News

Location

Logan, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 23, 1973

Page

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Two Chiefs Shape Communique As Summit Nears End

Nixon and Brezhnev moved summit talks to the Western White House to finish a 20 page communique on nuclear arms limits and European security. Kissinger noted nine tenths of the text is complete and announced a civilian aviation accord linking New York and Moscow.

San Clemente Calif Nixon Leonid I. Brezhnev White House Brezhnev Washington California United States Henry A. Kissinger NATO Kissinger Michel Jobert NATO Council Brussels U.S Mil Soviet Union New York Moscow Leningrad

Hog Production Slashed Sharply

USDA economists report a sharp cut in hog production due to higher feed costs and weather. The Corn Belt spring pig crop fell 3 percent from 1972, with March–May outlook down 5 percent from earlier forecasts and June inventories dipping to 60.3 million head.

Washington Agriculture Department Corn Belt USDA

Boy sustains minor injuries in Logan bicycle crash

A Logan boy 12, William Carrier, was injured when his bicycle brakes failed at Warner Ave and Mound St and the bike collided with a car driven by Christy L. Primmer. He was treated and released at Hocking Valley Community Hospital.

Logan Warner Ave Mound St William Carrier N. Spring St Hocking Valley Community Hospital Christy L. Primmer North St Goodyear Enid Savage Nelsonville Reva Smith E. Second St Second Spring Sts William Rose Rockbridge Rt. 1 Rhonda Kyle Nelsonville Rt. 1 Kyle Hocking Marion Two Clyde Campbell Sugar Grove Tim Lehman Logan Rt. 4 Maxville Johnson Rds

Ohio's Apple Queen Selected

Eighteen year old Jeane Baker of rural Morrow was crowned Ohio's apple queen at Peace Valley Orchards near East Liverpool during the Ohio Horticultural Association meeting. She plans to enter Wittenberg University this fall to study music. Runner up was Lola King of Springfield.

East Liverpool Ohio Jeane Baker Morrow Peace Valley Here

Frictions Over Gas Reserve Data And Market Reactions

The FPC agreed to provide Senate antitrust subcommittee data on natural gas reserves amid hints of a possible court order to block release. The data come from confidential industry submissions for an FPC reserves study. Separately, cease-fire violations in Saigon were disputed while Merrill Lynch faced fraud charges over optimistic reports on a Dallas firm that filed for bankruptcy. World monetary signs suggested easing crisis as the dollar fell to a record low in West Germany.

Washington Federal Power Commission Senate Senate Antitrust Subcommittee Philip A. Hart D-Mich FPC Hart Bureau of Natural Gas New York Texas Securities and Exchange Commission Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Smith Scientific Control Corp Dallas London West Germany

State Pay Hikes In Limbo Again

U S Court of Appeals refused to suspend a lower court ruling barring Howard W Phillips from serving as acting director of OEO. The government sought to restore him pending appeal. the panel said insufficient likelihood of success on the merits and noted the Constitution requires Senate confirmation. Phillips had been appointed acting director Jan 29 and was never submitted for confirmation.

Washington U.S. Court of Appeals Howard W. Phillips Phillips U.S William B. Jones Steven Eilperin Justice Department

S W Residents Invited To Meet With LHS Coaches

All Starr-Washington district youths and parents are invited to an 8 p.m. Monday meeting at the S W High School cafeteria with Logan High School coaches and Chieftain Boosters and Squaws representatives. LHS athletics include football basketball track baseball cross country golf and tennis. The S W area will join the Logan School District in 1973 74.

All Starr - Washington S-W Logan High School Chieftain LHS Logan Scool

Skylab Crew Returns From 28 Day Space Mission

Skylab's three astronauts return to earth aboard the USS Ticonderoga after 28 days in orbit. Dr. Joseph Kerwin, dizzy and unable to walk unaided, led a list of postflight recovery concerns while Charles Conrad Jr and Paul Weitz regain balance and strength. Officials say no permanent disability is evident and next Skylab missions proceed. The crew collected over 30 000 sun photographs and data on weightlessness effects.

Uss Ticonderoga Skylab Earth U.S Joseph P. Kerwin Pacific Ocean Space The Orbiting Laboratory Royce Hawkins Charles Conrad Jr Hawkins Paul J. Weitz Conrad Kerwin Nixon Leonid I. Brezhnev San Clemente Calif Ticonderoga San Diego Space Agency James Fletcher Weitz Pete Joe

Extradition Blocked for Vesco in Watergate Context

A Costa Rica court blocked the extradition of financier Robert Vesco tied to a Nixon campaign contribution case. The Sunken probe intersects with Watergate inquiries as Sen. George McGovern weighs testifying and Dean's televised testimony approaches.

Washington U.S Senate Watergate Committee Robert L. Vesco George McGovern D-S.d White House H. R. Haldeman John N. Mitchell John W. Dean III Senate Committee Dean McGovern Vesco New York City Costa Rica Securities and Exchange Commission SEC Nixon Investors Overseas, Ltd Mitchell

Stop N Go Store Robbery Report

City police seek two men who held a clerk at gunpoint and escaped with about 173 dollars at 5 20 a m. today from the Stop N Go store at 416 W Hunter St. Ralph Roach, night clerk, said a masked man with a small caliber handgun demanded the money while a second man waited outside. He reported the robbery in person after discovering telephone lines damaged and the outside telephone box broken.

W. Hunter St Ralph Roach Roach

Summer Theater Show Due At LHS Tonight

An Ohio Valley summer theater production titled Sing Out Sweet Land will be performed at the Logan High School auditorium at 8 tonight. Tickets remain on sale, and the Logan Branch of the American Association of University Women sponsors the event.

Ohio Valley Logan High School Logan The American Association of University Women

Lancaster Entry Wins Pro Am Title

Lancaster entries dominated the pro am at the Southeastern Ohio Golf Association event held at Lancaster Country Club. Dr. Lowell LeClair and Joe Cardenas led with 66 strokes in the best ball tourney, followed by Don Fenton and Howard Locke of Marietta at 69 and Cliff Rhein with Jan Reynolds of Lancaster at 70.

Lancaster Southeastern Ohio Golf Association Lancaster Country Club Lowell LeClair Joe Cardenas Don Fenton Howard Locke Marietta Cliff Rhein Jan Reynolds Logan Tex Lankford Hocking Hills Country Club Marion Riggs

U S Order Overturns Ohio Ruling

Federal District Court grant temporarily halts retroactive pay hikes totaling 21 million for 72 000 state workers. Judge Rubin set 25 days to hear arguments on permanent injunction. The Pay Board had blocked increases from Jan 1 to March 15 1972 after Ohio approved higher wages.

Dayton Ohio U.S. District Court Carl Rubin Rubin U.S. Department of Justice Federal Pay Board Ohio Supreme Court Ohio State University Supreme Court Franklin County District Court of Appeals Federal Board Joseph J. Sommer Ohio Department of Personnel Ohio General Assembly

Cleveland Banks Raise Prime Rate to 7 Percent

Cleveland Trust Co National City Bank of Cleveland and Central National Bank of Cleveland lifted their prime lending rate to 7 percent from 7 percent on Friday AP reports the move as a tightening step by major local banks in Cleveland Ohio.

Cleveland, Ohio Cleveland Trust Co National City Bank of Cleveland Central National Bank of Cleveland

Submarine Escape Decision Ends Tragedy Near Key West

Two scientists died after choosing not to attempt a record free ascent from a 351 foot minisub entangled on a World War II destroyer off Key West. Survivors Archibald Menzies and Robert Meek said a rear chamber could have allowed a pressurized exit but they stayed to wait for Navy divers.

Vero Beach Fla Clayton Link Albert Stover Archibald Jock’ Menzies Navy Menzies Robert Meek Link Stover Edwin Link Key West Sea Link Menzlen

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