Accidental Death Ruled In Gore Woman Shooting
A 49-year-old Gore woman Olive Buckley died Sunday evening on Thompson Rd. after a gun discharged during a neighborhood quarrel. Prosecutor Veidt says the shooting appears accidental and plans to charge a 14-year-old with possession. Buckley’s husband Richard and neighbor Lee Baker face assault charges. Burial set at New Straitsville Cemetery with services Thursday.
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Gore
Hocking County
Chris Veidt
Veidt
Logan: Daily News
Olive Jane Buckley
Thompson Rd
Richard Buckley
Lee Baker
Baker
Buckley
Bakers
Buckleys
Paul Hartman
Hartman
Jefferson County
Frank
Stella Binager
Richard
Wellsville
Richard A
Charles
Loretta
Carol
Frank Jr
John
Claire
Wellsville Rt. 1
Ruth Boyd
Hookstown
Virginia Watson
West Point
Heinlein
Harold Rochersperger
New Straitsville Cemetery
Logan County court rounds include guilty pleas and holds
Ronald E. Mauler 27 of Logan Rt 1 pleaded guilty to petit larceny in Hocking County Court and received 90 days in jail with a $300 fine suspended on good behavior for one year. Roy Clark 29 of 379 W Second St admitted to non support and was ordered to pay 15 weekly. Billy Allen 29 of New Straitsville Rt 2 pled not guilty to non support with bond continued. David E Bailey 19 of Lancaster pleaded guilty to embezzlement theft of 1080.96 from Bonded Oil and was referred for probation.
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Ronald E. Mauler
Logan Rt. 1
Hocking County
David E. Bailey
Lancaster
Grand
Market slips on May deficit and dollar low in Frankfurt
The New York stock market fell in moderate trading after the government reported a May trade deficit and the dollar reached a record low in Frankfurt. The noon Dow Jones industrial average stood at 868.30, down 0.83.
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New York
U.S
Frankfurt
Dean Says Nixon Likely Informed On Watergate
John W. Dean III testified that White House aides probably relayed Watergate wiretap and cover-up details to President Nixon. He said Haldeman and Ehrlichman officials directed the operation and that he participated under instruction. Dean added he began detailing the case as the cover-up collapsed and that he spoke to the prosecutors with facts, not immunity.
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Washington
John W. Dean III
White House
Nixon
Dean
Senate
Samuel Cash
Gordon Strachan
H. R. Haldeman
Haldeman
Cash
Democratic
John D. Ehrlichman
Watergate
Watergate Committee
Dash
United States
Ehrlichman
Atty
John N. Mitchell
Richard A. Moore
Charles W. Colson
Federal Bureau of Investigation
L. Patrick Gray III
AP Promotes Steve Miller In New York
Robert W. Haring 40 named day editor of AP financial services and Stephen H. Miller 30 promoted to Business News Editor to succeed Haring. Miller formerly reported for Logan Daily News and is son of Mrs. William S. Miller of Glenview Heights and the late William S. Miller.
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New York
Robert W. Haring
Associated Press Financial Services
Wes Gallagher
Haring
Stephen H. Miller
Miller
Logan Daily News
HVCH Grants Privileges to Three New Logan Doctors
Hocking Valley Community Hospital trustees approved staff privileges for three new physicians who will begin July 9. Dr. Roger L. Black osteopath joins Rauch Medical Clinic 1388 Third St in family practice. Dr. Donald Twiggs opens Logan Clinic 30 S Spring St in family practice. Dr. Al Gay practices general surgery at 158 E Main St in the Gaffin Building. Dr. Dennis Blose moves to courtesy staff as he pursues obstetrics at Mt. Carmel. Dowdy received courtesy general surgery privileges. Administrative report notes May census and ER volume increases with summer usage. A resolution commending CRNA Wayne Yuley was approved. he leaves HVCH for Riverside Methodist Hospital. Kenneth Evec to replace him. Hospital moves toward off premises computer system with McDonald Douglas software, part of a regional SE Ohio rollout.
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Hocking Valley Community Hospital
Roger L. Black
Rauch Medical Clinic
Third St
Donald Twiggs
Logan Clinic
S. Spring St
al Gay
Rachelmacher
Arledge
Hocking County
Barton A. Hall
Wayne Yuley
CRNA
HVCH
Yutzy
Riverside Methodist Hospital
Columbus
Plain City
Kenneth Evec
Ohio State University
School of Anesthesia
McDonald Douglas Automated Financial Service
Ohio
Mekong Delta Battles Raise Viet Cong Threat Near Vi Thanh
Heavy fighting reported in the Mekong Delta near U Minh Forest as Viet Cong forces gain a stronghold near Vi Thanh. Cease-fire violations rose 20 percent with 86 infractions. In two battles, 38 Communist soldiers died while government forces suffered at least four killed and 77 wounded.
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Saigon
Mekong Delta
U Minh Forest
Vi Thanh
May Gets State Post In Ohio Natural Resources Office
John A. May aged 26 was named executive assistant to Ohio Natural Resources Director William Nye. May succeeds William P. Blair who resigned to become Canton city prosecutor.
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Columbus, Ohio
John A. May
Ohio Natural Resources
William Nye
William P. Blair
Canton
Senate committee endorses five member Ohio lottery commission
The Senate Ways and Means Committee approved creating a five member commission to implement a state lottery in Ohio by a 5-1 vote. Sen. Gillmor opposed the bill citing tax exemptions for winnings while Sen. Maloney aimed to amend it in the House. The proposal, offered by Sen. Mottl, would give the commission blanket authority and allow the governor to appoint all members with party balance limits.
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Washington
House
Senate
U.S
Cambodia
Indochina
Pentagon
Congress
House Appropriations Committee
Columbus
Ohio
Ways and Means Committee
Paul E. Gillmor
Port Clinton
Maloney
Ronald M. Mottl
D-24
Parma
Mottl
Tom Fries
D-35
Dayton
Concert at Kachelmacher Park by All Nebraska Youth Choir
The Young Nebraskans and the All Nebraska Youth Choir perform at 8 tonight in Kachelmacher Park Logan. Logan Kiwanis Club sponsors the event and provides food and lodging for the visiting group.
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Young
All-Nebraska
Kachelmacher Park
Logan Kiwanis Club
Logan
Budget Panel Eyes Extra 81 Million In Tax Credit Debate
Ohio lawmakers wrestle with an extra 81 million for parental tax credits in the 9.9 billion budget bill as the Supreme Court upholds a ruling against the credit plan. Conference committee aims to resolve House Senate gaps by midnight Saturday amid education funding and university fee issues.
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Columbus
Ohio
Supreme Court
Senate House
Myrl Shoemaker
Bourneville
House Finance Committee
Mittee
Vernal G. Riffe Jr
New Boston
Senate
John Gilligan
Senate Republicans
Shoemaker
House
Oliver Ocasek
Akron
Ocasek
Riffe
Conference Committee
Storms Hit North Central States
Wet weather spread across the north central U S with thunderstorms moving in Monday, lingering into the morning in several areas as fair skies persisted elsewhere. The Associated Press reports scattered rain and thunderstorm activity across the region with no widespread severe conditions noted.
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U.S. States
Associated Press
North Central States
North
Weather outlook for Hocking Valley on Wednesday
Cloudy conditions with a chance of showers are forecast for Wednesday in the Hocking Valley with highs in the 80s. Today the temperature reached 85 degrees at 11 a.m., down from Monday’s high of 90. overnight low was 65 with fog.
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Hocking Valley
Severe weather hits upper Midwest with tornadoes and hail
Tornadoes touched down near Brainerd Minnesota injuring three and damaging about 45 resort cabins. Golf ball size hail battered Danbury Wisconsin while showers spread across southern and southeastern Texas and Gulf states. Temperatures before dawn ranged from 52 at Bradford Pennsylvania to 95 at Needles California.
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Brainerd
Minn
Danbury
Wis
Duluth
Texas
Gulf and Atlantic
Bradford
Needles
Calif
Public Budget Hearing Set for Hocking County
A public hearing on the proposed 1974 budget is scheduled for 1 p.m. Thursday July 5 in the Hocking County Courthouse office of the county commissioners.
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Hocking County
State Agencies Rush to Grab Lapsing Funds in Ohio
In Columbus on Monday state department heads raced to use appropriated but unreleased funds before they lapse by the end of the biennium. The Natural Resources board approved buying more than 372 acres for the Cuyahoga Valley Park at about 1 474 per acre, drawing GOP opposition over price.
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Columbus, Ohio
State Department
Cuyahoga Valley
Howard C. Cook
Cook
Department of Natural Resources
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Michael J. Maloney
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Chambers
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Plains
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