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Newspaper
Logan Daily News
Location
Logan, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1973
Page
3
A federal study forecasts Ohio drivers will log 92 billion miles in 1990 on a road system only 12 percent larger, with 8.8 million vehicles and road needs around 1.4 billion dollars annually. Private transit firms face bankruptcy as congestion grows and regional authorities expand.
From Dar es Salaam to New York, China wins friends with携 travel squads, archaeological exhibits, films, and trade shows. Ping Pong diplomacy since 1971 boosts ties while Taiwan and Russians stay outside. Chinese teams visit Spain, Italy, North Korea, and Canada as cultural exchanges expand.
Debby Chapman of Painesville reported a red slime mold blob on her lawn. EPA and sheriff investigated. experts at Ohio State University and EPA say such molds appear in very wet weather, move slowly, and pose no known human disease risk.
Sen. Charles Percy warned against Senate Watergate committee or grand jury subpoenas to compel presidential testimony. He argued such moves threaten the separation of powers and could force the president to testify on demand, calling for full disclosure of Watergate facts while resisting constitutional distortions.
Ann Arbor Michigan AP report states state representative Perry Bullard aims to levy a surcharge on large autos over a ton or with engines over 100 horsepower. The plan would tax 3 cents per pound over the limit and 50 cents per extra horsepower, added to annual registration, potentially raising large car license fees by up to 100 dollars yearly.
A 1972 Mercury Montego four door sedan with V-8 engine and automatic transmission, power steering, and factory air conditioning is offered at a special price. Six cars are in stock with a choice of colors.
The Connecticut delegation to the American Medical Association seeks approval for a nonbinding statement allowing patients to declare a right to die with dignity. The text urges humane, nonheroic end‑of‑life care, with doctors to honor wishes even if life may be shortened. A separate zoological report challenges the whale’s violent history, noting harm from harpooning.
Lake Erie marina operators report fuel supply uncertain as weather and high water disrupt pumps and docks. Shell and Gulf allotments limit gasoline. some marinas report full tanks underwater or flooded facilities while prices rise and boating traffic remains sparse. Local managers cite last year's wet season and storms as ongoing hurdles.
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