School Lunch Subsidy Cuts May Lower Lunch Purchases
The Ford plan to cut $600 million from federal child nutrition spending would end subsidies for all but the neediest children and could reduce the number of students purchasing lunch at school by about 24 percent. Higher income families would lose aid, leaving more students paying full price.
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Washington
Ford Administration
Agriculture Department
Agriculture
Richard E. Feltner
Congress
Feltner
Domino Theory Revived Profound U S concerns over foreign policy
Top U.S. officials revisit the domino theory amid debates on aid to South Vietnam and Cambodia. Defense and State leaders warn that halting support could trigger broad international consequences and erode U.S. credibility in Europe and Israel.
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Washington
U.S
United States
Cambodia
South Vietnam
Indochina
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Dien Bien Phu
Free World
Eisenhower
North Vietnam
Laos
Vietnam
Defense
James R. Schlesinger
Henry A. Kissinger
Congress
Thailand
Kissinger
Schlesinger
Europe
Israel
State bond issues face floor votes in Ohio legislature
Three of Rhodes proposed bond-issue tax increases are set for floor action in the Ohio legislature as the June 3 primary approaches. Democratic rifts threaten the $2.5 billion plan to redevelop core cities and setbacks jeopardize industrial tax breaks, with House panel keeping a sales tax increase to finance bonds over 30 years.
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Columbus
Ohio
GOP
James A. Rhodes
Assembly
Rhodes
House
Ways and Means Committee
Cleveland
Senate
Vernal G. Riffe Jr
New Boston
Riffe
Rules Committee
Ways and Means
Arthur’ Bowers
Steubenville
Jefferson
Geauga
Department of Transportation
Bowers
Howard Bovard
Department
Robert D. Freeman
Canton
Chrysler Corp
Logan Girl Wins in Governor’s Youth Art Exhibit
Logan High School senior Mary Jean Stilwell daughter of Judge and Mrs. James Stilwell had two works chosen for the 4th annual Governor's Youth Art Exhibition. One is a hand woven pillow and the other a black and white photograph.
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Mary Jean Stilwell
Logan High School
James Stilwell
Mound St
Common Ground On Energy Sought
President Ford conferred with Republican congressional leaders and a GOP spokesman said it is possible he will defer the second and third dollars of his oil import tariff. An announcement was scheduled for 4 p.m. EDT on his response to a Democratic proposal.
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Washington
Ford
GOP
White House
Senate
Hugh Scott
al Ullman
House
Ways and Means Committee
Scott
Ullman
Rhodes
Logan High wrestlers win sectional titles at AAA tournament
Wayne Moore and Chuck Byers of Logan High School won sectional championships at Lancaster High School and will advance to district competition. Moore won the 101 pound finals by pinning Rick Dilley, while Byers won the 188 pound final by default over Ken Abbott.
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Wayne Moore
Chuck Byers
Logan High School
Lancaster High School
LHS
Bob Bruno
Lancaster
Moore
Kevin Rake
Marietta
Dave Early
Chillicothe
Byers
Chiefs
Ken Abbott
Ted Linscott
Athens
Rick Long
Wayne
Richard E. Moore
Florence Ave
Chuck
Wyatt Byers
W. Hunter St
Birthday Card Shower Set For Charlie Ziegler
The Hocking County Retired Teachers Association sponsors a card shower on Friday, March 7 for Charlie Ziegler who turns 90 and is a longtime naturalist and humorist. He was born in 1885 near Gibisonville and taught in county schools around 30 years while also working with 4 H camps in several states.
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Charlie Ziegler
Hocking County
Retired Teachers Association
Charlie
Arcadia Acres Nursing Home
Logan Rt. 1
Ilesboro
Gibisonville
Columbus
Winter Returns To Valley
Winter weather moved back into the Hocking Valley over the weekend with brief snowfall near blizzard intensity. State highway crews were called out around 3 p.m. Sunday and county crews began as early as 4 a.m. today. By noon roads were reported in good condition. Temperatures dipped to 18 degrees then rose to 21 with more snow. Sunday's high reached 30 as forecasters expect partly cloudy skies and highs in the 30s with teens overnight tonight and Tuesday.
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Hocking
City Hosts Meeting On Drilling At East Gate Park
A Saturday meeting convened by City Council and Hocking County Improvement Corp. included Halliburton Services and local oil producers. The group discussed plans to drill oil and gas wells in the East gate Industrial Park area with the city solicitor present.
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City Council
Hocking County Community Improvement Corp
Halliburton Services
Area Oil Producers
Eastgate
Clair Colburn Appointed To Civil Service Board
Mayor Merril B. Haney announced Clair M. Colburn to a six year term on the Logan Civil Service Commission effective February 26 1975 and expiring December 31 1980. Colburn, manager of the Logan area office of Columbia Gas of Ohio, succeeds Clarence Krumlauf on the commission which will hold custodial worker eligibility exams March 10 at the Logan Armory.
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Merril B. Haney
Clair M. Colburn
Warner Ave
Logan Civil Service Commission
Clarence Krumlauf
Colburn
Logan Area
Columbia Gas of Ohio, Inc
Civil Service Commission
Logan Armory
Logan
S. Culver St
Frank Ricketts
Michael Scaparrotti
Leonard Steps Down From Third Ward Council Seat
Dr. Albert E. Abe Leonard Republican and current Third Ward councilman announces he will not seek re election. He says personal reasons require limiting extra curricular involvement and urges citizens to file petitions to fill the seat as city government faces inflation and budget pressures.
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Albert E
Abe) Leonard
Third Ward
Highway Development Meeting In Hocking County Tonight
State highway officials meet at 7 30 tonight at the Hocking County Youth Center to discuss future highway projects in Hocking County as part of Division 10 ODOT public meetings. The plan includes bridge replacements on Ohio 93 realignment of Ohio 664S and improvements on Walhending Ave and a safety fix at U S 33 and Ohio 180.
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State Highway Department
Hocking County
Division 10
Ohio Department of Transportation
ODOT
Burlen C
Bud) Henline
Ohio 93
Ohio
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AAA Wrestling
Chieftains
Clair Colburn
Civil Service Board
Leonard
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