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Newspaper
Logan Daily News
Location
Logan, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1973
Page
6
A Hal Boyle piece urges readers to pursue quirky ambitions from backward Washington Monument steps to windmill rides and speaking with a barmaid who graduated summa cum laude from Vassar. The enjoyably wild list ends with a reminder to return to work as editors note the columnist’s head might be full of goose feathers.
The Logan Daily News reports consolidation of the Hocking Sentinel 1842 and the Democratic 1863 into the Logan newsroom. Publisher Paul Rodenfels and staff direct operations at 72 East Main Street Logan Ohio with listed managers and rates for subscriptions and delivery.
Treasury survey shows only 8 percent of local governments plan tax cuts using revenue-sharing funds while 17 percent of states intend to cut state income taxes. Most governments will spend on capital projects such as buildings roads and sewage lines with safety and maintenance also prioritized.
A reader questions tipping habits of a wealthy boyfriend who tips only cooks and ignores others. Abby notes tipping cooks can be acceptable but others deserve consideration. A second reader fears dating height difference. Abby advises seeking taller partner if concern persists. A third asks how to handle a police record on job apps. Abby says tell the truth and face consequences. A fourth requests clock etiquette during visits. Abby suggests asking sister to stop the clock.
Six major oil companies led by Mobil Exxon Gulf Texaco Amoco and Shell are phasing out gasoline selling ads and launching conservation campaigns. Shell starts a summer run with six 30 second spots featuring Richard Basehart. TVB reports 112.37 million spent on TV ads last year, Shell the top spender with 21.45 million.
WBNS TV listing for June 25 1973 shows a mix of game shows dramas and movies. Programs include Merv Griffin Here Come Brides Truth or Consequences News Beat the Clock Hollywood Squares To Tell the Truth Traffic Court Baseball Rookies Billy Graham various movies featuring Doris Day and Medical Center plus The Tonight Show.
Local channels list a full night of programs from 6:00 p.m. to 11:30 p.m. including news news reports movies and a Johnny Carson appearance. WBNS WLWC and WTVN-TV affiliates are shown with programs like Merv Griffin The Big Valley Marcus Welby Truths and Tonight's entertainment lineup.
A listing of movies and programs across channels for Monday and Tuesday, June 25–26 with showtimes including There’s Always Tomorrow and The Glenn Miller Story, plus later entries such as Mr Hobbs Takes a Vacation and The Girl Who Knew Too Much.
Gov. John J. Gilligan announced that the federal Bureau of Outdoor Recreation will provide 491 450 toward development of Riverfront Park in Cincinnati. The funds, matched by state money, come from Ohio's federal recreation allocation for a 1 million project including landscaping playground equipment lighting and related work. The report also notes a separate line about a Central American bat using echolocation to find fish, though this seems unrelated to the park project.
Transportation costs dominate budgets with depreciation insurance licenses gas oil and repairs totaling about 12 cents per mile for 10000 miles annually. Mrs Ruth Hinerman Union Furnace named 1973 Woman of the Year by Hocking Hills Chapter of the American Business Women’s Association. The Farmers & Merchants Bank offers advice on spending and saving money. NUMBER IS 385-5643.
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