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Newspaper
Logan Daily News
Location
Logan, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1972
Page
2
President Nixon ends quota restrictions on meat imports to address a short term shortage and rising prices while ruling out an overall freeze on meat and food prices. Treasury Secretary Shultz notes further measures may follow.
U S pilots damaged North Vietnam steel capacity by striking the Viet Tri power plant and Thai Nguyen open hearth furnaces. The raids destroyed key industrial facilities and halted steel production for railway and construction needs amid ongoing operations.
The Crystalier Drum and Baton Corps directed by Bill Bruce of Nelsonville earned two first place trophies at the National Baton Twirling Association competition during the Big Bend Regatta in Pomeroy. They will compete for state titles in Lancaster on Friday, June 30, with members Brenda Bruce as captain, Donna Boston as co captain, and a larger group of drummers and baton twirlers.
Cora May Glass of 438 Zanesville Ave has been named executrix of the estate of the late Hugh Henry Glass of Logan. The appointment was recorded in county court records.
Hocking sheriff's deputies investigated a vandalism report from Sunday at 6 38 p m near the junction of Buck Run and Miller Roads. Officers found beer cans discharged shell casings and tire marks from a vehicle. Vandals shot insulators from power poles and a gas meter at close range amid reports of drinking and shooting near an old cabin.
Rodney L. Hatfield 24 of 474 Oak Street was fined 25 dollars and costs in mayor's court for disturbing the peace. The incident happened on E Second Street.
Obituaries list Mrs. Lillian Lawrence 49 of Manchester Conn and several other local deaths. Gerald Miller Jr 45 Heath Ohio and Dorothy B Pierce 15 Chauncey Ohio die recently. Funeral services are scheduled in Newark Nelsonville Rockbridge Chauncey and Logan areas with local churches chapels and cemeteries noted.
The lodge reports 700 meals served each Sunday with strong praise for food and service. Early operation problems have been overcome, with staff cooperation improving. The dining lodge hosted a banquet for 136 Knights Templar White Shrine members and guests, and reservations continue. The snack bar opened when staffing allowed.
Mr and Mrs Mark Mahaffey announce the birth of son Kevin Mark on June 24 at Lancaster Fairfield Hospital weighing 6 pounds 10 ounces at 4 55 AM Grandparents Vernon Buckles and Donald Mahaffey Great grandparents Carlos Mahaffey and Lois Buckles Tracey Owen born to Mr and Mrs Don Vermillion on June 25 at Hocking Valley Community Hospital weight 8 pounds 9 ounces at 5 20 AM Grandparents Douglas Sigler Sr and Willmot Vermillion.
Gallipolis led by George Pope 73 72 145 and Ron Ellis 80 70 150 with John Shinn 77 82 159 Dirk Jackson 81 82 163 Jim O'Brien 86 78 164 and Bill Thomas 80 85 165. Cambridge entries include Wilber Jerles 74 73 147 Bill Sample 82 74 156 Jerry Femal 79 79 158 Pat Tittle 81 79 160 Luke Young 83 80 163 Charles Scott 80 83 163. Jackson field lists Herb McCormick 74 81 155 Neil Hawk 80 77 157 John Derrow 83 76 159 Bill Traylor 81 79 160 Bud Lyons 83 79 162 Dick McGoon 82 83 165 Don May 80 85 165. USE THE WANT ADS
Burns Miller reports to Hocking County deputies that a truck battery was stolen overnight from a Miller Lumber Co. truck parked at the Murray City area yard.
Civil Defense teams note river cress in most affected counties Belmont Jefferson Columbiana and Monroe with water receding after sunrise. Ohio River expected to crest further south at Marietta Portsmouth Cincinnati between today and Wednesday. Estimated damages to be tallied, possibly over one million dollars. No loss of life reported.
Senator McGovern announced added backing from black delegates across 12 states and Washington DC totaling about 98 percent of the needed uncommitted votes to secure a first ballot Democratic nomination. Rep. Fauntroy and Rep. Stokes backed the claim noting momentum and promised black appointments in a McGovern administration.
Martha Mitchell arrived in New York from California expressing desire to remove her husband John Mitchell from politics. She described a tense clash with security at a Newport Beach villa and alleged guards assaulted her, leading to injuries and hospital bandages. She spoke to the New York Daily News and criticised the political scene as a cops and robbers game.
The motion argues the revocation order cannot be avoided and only a suspension during appeal would permit S W to continue pupil education. The filing contends the path to a reversible solution remains blocked without postponing the order.
James A. Downs reported to Hocking County deputies that someone pried the front door lock of the Falls Mill bait store on Route 664S and stole about $50 worth of fishing tackle.
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