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Newspaper
Logan Daily News
Location
Logan, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1973
Page
4
Hal Boyle reviews reader mail and surveys noting rising use of tension relief pills by women, a cooler climate theory from air pollution, Japan's cancer rise, and frail folklore beliefs. It mixes humor with brief science and language notes.
Notice announces a public hearing on the tax budget for the Pickway Ross County Joint Vocational School District. Two copies of the tentative budget are on file with the Clerk-Treasurer at 34 South Main Street Kingston Ohio for public inspection. The hearing is set for July 9 1973 at 12 oclock noon at the Clerk-Treasurer office.
The Logan Daily News lists staff roles including Publisher Paul Rodenfels and Managing Editor L F Kuhn. It details subscription terms for Hocking County Logan area and surrounding zones with prices and contact numbers.
Nostalgia fueled event features Chubby Checker Bo Diddley Lloyd Price Bobby Vee Danny and the Juniors and the Shir Elles at Musicpark Grove City starting 8 15 p m Tickets priced 5 to 8 50 with sales at Central Ticket Office Neil House and CTO outlets.
Washington AP says a special book on Nixon's 60 day price freeze is a top seller at the Government Printing Office. The mail price is 90 cents with title Freeze and Phase 4 and a government book store price of 65 cents.
Portland officials confirm a 3 day old 225 pound elephant is a male not a female. The birth makes the herd five males and eight females at the city zoo.
A reader disputes a husband’s magazines in the home and argues over property rights. Abby counsels moderation and respect. Another letter asks how to tell in laws they will have no children, with Abby advising a direct, nondefensive approach. A third writer vents low self esteem and Abby urges counseling and self care.
The nation's steel industry faces a booming market yet profit prospects are limited due to a presidential price freeze. Industry Week notes June price hikes suspended for 60 days, costs rising, and a 12.5 cent per hour wage boost for steel workers on August 1. Demand remains strong with record backlogs and predicted 1973 shipments of at least 106 million net tons.
Five small banks in Ohio Indiana and West Virginia join to create the National Financial Services Corp in Dayton. The group includes Lake County National Bank Painesville Lorain National Bank Third National Bank & Trust Co Dayton Fort Wayne National Bank and Charleston National Bank. They announce deposits exceed 1 billion and will keep local identities while offering nationwide leasing mortgage and financing services. A separate note cites projected demand for primary minerals rising by 2000 with specific ore tonnage figures.
Channel guide lists Merv Griffin at 5 and 5:30 p m followed by news at 6 and 6:30. Beat the Clock airs at 7 with Adam 12 later and baseball games through 10:30 p m. NBC Reports appears at 10 and 10:30 p m.
Channel lineups list programs for WTVN and WENS with time slots from 7:30 to 11:30 PM. Shows include See You In Court Helen Reddy Ironside Dean Martin News Johnny Carson and The Big Valley Truth or Consequences and Wild Kingdom Waltons CBS Reports.
Channel listings show WLWC WBNS TV and schedule blocks from 4 p.m. to 10:30 p.m. with Merv Griffin DeMoss News Dr Kildare Sanford and Son Little People two Movie airings and later show titles including Here Come Brides Putt Putt Golf Brady Bunch The Odd Couple Room Love Thy Neighbor Love American Style and 60 Minutes.
A listing of daily film showings across channels 3 6 8 10 and 13 from Tuesday June 26 through Friday June 29. Titles include The Prince Who Was a Thief Baffled Deathly Harvest The Appointment The Girl Who Knew Too Much Target Unknown Michael Kohlhaas Man Without a Star Murder She Said To Hell and Back Sally and Saint Anne The Mouse on the Moon The Southern Star Interrupted Melody Love Thy Neighbor The Subterraneans Thin Air Seven Cities of Gold Claudelle Inglish and The Phantom Speaks with showtimes from 4:00 p.m. to 1:15 a.m.
A jumble of word clues including Chosstoom by Thomas Joseph and a crossword with across and down entries such as ceiling hautboy Lansbury role and Indian mahogany tree. The mix lists various definitions and names amid the puzzle style.
Puzzle fragment presents a list of numbered clues and partial phrases. It hints at a square location and various wordplay entries challenging readers to fill missing letters and resolve definitions. The readable portions imply a newspaper puzzle column with cross references and a miscellaneous word list.
A health care committee in Columbus plans to inspect hospital finances. State Rep. George Mastics chairs the Legislative Service Commission on Health Care, which can audit private hospitals. The group, independent of the governor’s task force, reconvenes Thursday.
The 1972 farm population estimate is 9.61 million, up 185,000 from 1971, but officials say the rise is not significant and may reflect sampling error. The report notes more men than women on farms, few younger workers, and nine percent minority representation.
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