Apollo 9 Opens Saturn V Flight With 10 Day Earth Orbit
Apollo 9 launched from Cape Kennedy aboard a Saturn V and entered 118 to 119 mile earth orbit. The mission aims to test the lunar module LEM to pave the way for future moon landings, including a first space walk and a risky rendezvous before a planned splashdown March 13.
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Cape Kennedy
Fla
Eugene Kranz
Air Force
James A. McDivitt
Russell L. Schweickart
McDivitt
David R. Scott
Schweickart
Earth
America
Earth Orbit
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
United States
LEM
Scott
Gumdrop
Stock Market Holds Slim Gain As Dow Edges Higher
New York stocks rose in active trading as the Dow Jones average reached 907.70 at noon, up 2.49 points or 0.27 percent. The advance in individual issues narrowed to about 70 issues on the New York Stock Exchange.
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New York
New York Stock Exchange
Nixon See Trust With Europe After Western Trip
President Nixon returns from an eight nation sprint across Western Europe claiming a new trust with allied leaders. He told congressional leaders at Andrews Air Force Base that channels with the United States are open and that there is growing confidence to develop understanding with rivals abroad.
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Washington
Nixon
Europe
Administration
Andrews Air Force Base
United States
West Berlin election tense as Soviets challenge air corridors
The Soviet Union confronts the Western Big Three over West Berlin flight corridors as East German authorities block traffic and Mayor Klaus Schuetz seeks talks with East Berlin officials. Allies deny risk to Western flights and warn Moscow of responsibility for air safety.
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West Berlin
U.S
Moscow
East Germany
Soviet Union
Helmstedt
West Germany
Berlin
Schuetz
LHS Pupils Win Six Supers In District Music Contest
Nine Logan High School instrumental students competed in the District XIII Ohio Music Education Association auditions at Worthington High School. Trumpet solos by Tony Lightfoot Paul Mock Robbie Leonard Randy Herron and Rick Rheinscheid earned superior good and excellent ratings. A bass solo by Randy Myers and marimba solo by Jan Price also scored superior. A trumpet trio Lightfoot Derr Kelch earned superior. Accompanists were Ellery Blick Mike Tucker with judges from Akron Ienton Kenton Norton Village and Wendell Jones. Bowling Green band directors accompanied the group.
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Logan High School
Ohio Music Education Association
Worthington High School
Tony Lightfoot
Paul Mock
Robbie Leonard
Randy Herron
Rick Rheinscheid
Randy Myers
Jan Price
Glen Derr
Jim Kelch
Ellery Blick
Mike Tucker
Frank Bradshaw
Akron
Ralph Falls
Ienton
Richard Cambaugh
Kenton
Thomas Knapp
Norton Village
Wendell Jones
Bowling Green
al Horsky
David Sellers
Worthington
Frei Suffers Setback In Chile Election
President Eduardo Frei's Christian Democratic party lost ground in the congressional vote with the conservative National party gaining. The CDs were set to drop at least 20 seats in the Chamber of Deputies, while securing 12 of 30 Senate seats. Their vote share fell to about 30 percent from prior elections.
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Santiago
Chile
Eduardo Frei
Christian Democratic Party
National Party
Frei
Christian Democrats
Chamber of Deputies
Franklin R. Grant Dies at 67 in Greensboro North Carolina
Franklin Robinson Grant 67 of 105 Kensington Rd Greensboro NC died unexpectedly Saturday at home. He owned Chicago Health Food Center and belonged to St Andrew's Episcopal Church in Greensboro. Surviving: wife Mary Faye Woodard Grant mother in law Mrs J W Woodard Logan and sister in law Eleanore Woodard Horwell Logan. Funeral 11 am Tuesday at St Paul's Episcopal Logan cremation. Flowers omitted. Friends may visit Leonard Funeral Home after 7 tonight.
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Franklin Robinson Grant
Kensington Rd
Greensboro
N.C
Grant Haven
Mich
Winfield Scott Grant
Bertha Anne Robinson Grant
Chicago Health Food Center
St. Andrew's Episcopal Church
Detroit University
Mary Faye Woodard Grant
J. W. Woodard
Eleanore Woodard Horwell
Logan
St. Paul's Episcopal Church
Judge Denies Injunction in Coal Miner Walkout
A federal judge in Charleston West Virginia refused to issue an injunction ordering some 40 000 coal miners to return to work saying U S district courts lack authority to grant such orders The coalition of 27 coal operators associations argued the mass walkout breached contracts David M Johnson represented the miners in the hour long arguments
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Charleston
W. Va
John A. Field Jr
U.S
David M. Johnson
School District Seeks New Funds in Ohio Vote
Newark Ohio voters in the North Fork district will vote on 15.1 mills in school taxes including 7.1 mills renewal and an 8 mill new levy. The new levy has been defeated in recent elections.
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Newark
Ohio
Voters of
North Fork
Border Island Clash Sparks China Soviet Protests
Reports say Chinese and Soviet troops clashed on a river island in the Ussuri watershed amid accusations of border violations. Demonstrations surrounded the Soviet Embassy in Beijing as both sides reported casualties and exchanged protest notes.
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Tokyo
Peking
Moscow
Japan
Kyodo
Hang Kosygin
Alexei Kosygin
Soviet Union
Red China
China
New China
Ussuri River
Far East
Chenpao
Damansky
Nizhnemikhailovka
Vladivostok
Chinese Foreign Ministry
Tass
Two Deny Liquor Law Violations
Mrs. Margaret Morehouse and Roger Finnearty pleaded not guilty to liquor violation charges in Hocking County Court. They allegedly sold or furnished beer to a minor girl at Home Tavern, 363 Gallagher Ave., on March 1. Bond was set at 150 each and cases continued to April 24.
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James Stilwell
Hocking
Richard Maiden
Margaret Morehouse
Gallagher Ave
Roger Finnearty
Logan
Finnearty
Phil Henderson
Open House Draws 2500 At Tri-County Vocational Institute
An estimated 2,500 persons toured the Tri County Vocational and Technical Institute during its second open house on Sunday. Supt T C Porter reported the figure as visitors sought to view the center after poor weather and illness kept many away from the first January event.
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Tri-County
Weather Update for Hocking Valley Context
The noon reading in the Hocking Valley was 39 degrees under clear skies, with Sunday reaching 38 and an overnight low near 31. Forecast calls for cloudy weather with a high around 40 on Tuesday.
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Hocking Valley
Viet Red Troops Continue Attacks
Viet Cong forces renewed assaults on a U.S. Marine base near the DMZ and shelled Saigon and 30 other towns in the ninth day of their spring offensive. At least 17 North Vietnamese and several Marines were reported killed as heavy fighting persisted seven hours after the first attack.
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Saigon
U.S
Demilitarized Zone
Dmz
Vientiane
Laos
Defense Ministry
Na Khang
2Nd
Real Estate Tax Collection Nears
Mrs. Dorothy Orndoff of 913 Mohican Ave begins work in the Hocking County treasurer's office to assist with the tax collection period. County Treasurer Ralph Moorhead says real estate tax statements go out around March 12 and tax books will remain open until March 31.
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Dorothy Orndoff
Mohican Ave
Hocking County
Perod
Ralph Moorhead
Kings of the Road variety show nets 4000 for cancer society
Logan holds over capacity crowd in the 4th annual Kings of the Road show at LIS auditorium raising at least $4000 for the Hocking County Cancer Society. Directors Sandie and Dick Erb praised six weeks of work and dedicated the finale to Minnie L. Bowen. Ruth Wilkinson thanked supporters and promised an even bigger next year.
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Logan
LIS
Tocking County Cancer Society
Sandie
Minnie L. Bowen
Ruth Wilkinson
Cancer Crusade
Hocking County
Wilkinson
Lewises Guilty Of Conspiracy To Defraud County Hospital
Sterling Lewis former laboratory technician at Hocking Valley Community Hospital is found guilty of conspiracy to defraud the county owned hospital and patients. Libby Lewis and John Sappington named in related proceedings, with sentencing to come.
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Sterling Lewis
Hocking Valley Community Hospital
Earl D. Parker
Waverly
Parker
Hocking County
Logan
Libby Lewis
William Ammer
Circleville
Fourth District Court of Appeals
Ammer
James Stilwell
Lewises
Lewises and
Sappington
Lindsay Consulting Service
Lindsay Consulting Servie
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