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Newspaper
Logan Daily News
Location
Logan, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1973
Page
7
State Mental Health Director Ken Gaver announced 26 procedural changes at Lima State Hospital after an investigation into patient abuse at the facility for the criminally insane. He said five employees were disciplined in the past year and pledged ongoing investigations of all misconduct allegations.
The General Services Administration reports $124 587 spent in April through June on protective measures for Vice President Spiro T Agnew s new home. The largest item was 39500 for a brick and redwood rear perimeter fence, with 15979 for bullet resistant glass. Agnew remains in a Washington hotel and has not moved into the Kenwood Maryland house.
Wi Du Rite 4 H Club gathered at Ewing Grange Hall with pledge song and roll call naming a favorite state park. Demonstrations by Tammy Wilson Jerri Lehman and Lara Wilson. A second meeting at Rachelmacher Park appointed a slumber party committee Lisa Dillon Becky Fickel Cescelia Woltz and shared plans for Share the Fun Program on July 26 and Junior Youth Camp in July with several members planning to attend.
Gov. John Gilligan signed an executive order turning the old Ohio Penitentiary into a temporary medical center. The facility now houses 297 inmates who run the medical center and power plant, with most other inmates moved to Lucasville, and remaining prisoners to be sent to medium security institutions as the power plant and medical center are relocated over several weeks.
Secretary of State Ted Brown said his office found five cases of people voting twice in last year's general election. Evidence was turned over to local prosecutors. He noted many voters were registered more than once, suggesting local boards were not sufficiently careful.
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