Armstrong Named New Vice President of Ohio League of Sportsmen
Logan resident Harry L. Armstrong was elected vice president at the LOS annual meeting held at Salt Fork State Park Cambridge. Also elected were Dave Warner Dayton president and Jack Green Columbus treasurer. Armstrong, a former state senator 1967 to 1974, longtime public servant and conservation award recipient, leads a 215 acre Starr and Washington Twp farm and is a licensed realtor. The league plans development of 70 acres along Lake Logan donated by the Coakleys with Hocking Technical College cooperation. Governor Rhodes gave the keynote at the 68th annual convention.
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Harry L. Armstrong
Logan Rt. 3
League of Ohio Sportsmen
LOS
Salt Fork State Park
Cambridge
Dave Warner
Dayton
Jack Green
Columbus
Armstrong
Starr
Washington
Hocking County
Ohio Conservation Hall of Fame
Ohio Forestry Association
Agriculture, Conservation and Environment
League
National Wildlife Federation
Ohio
James A. Rhodes
Ethics Panel Opens Attack On Lobbyists
Five Ohio lobbyists named only as a group faced potential conflicts of interest for serving on state boards while acting as lobbyists. The ethics commission voted 4-0 to notify them to divest from one role or face action under the 1974 ethics law. Warren J. Smith, OSU trustee and AFL CIO executive, was reported as among the five. Richard Terapak refused to disclose names, citing privacy of investigation.
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Columbus
Ohio
Statehouse
Ethics Commission
Warren J. Smith
Ohio Afl-Cio
Ohio State University
Richard Terapak
Franklin County
Smith
OSU
John J. Gilligan
Florida Voters Head To Polls In Ford Reagan Clash
Florida voters turn out for the second Ford Reagan clash as four Democrats seek an early frontrunner. Rain and a tornado watch threaten turnout while polls run 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. Eastern and Central time zones vary across the state.
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Larry Hobbs
Associated Press
Florida
Ford
Ronald Reagan
South Florida
North Florida
Florida Panhandle
Washington
Henry Jackson
Massachusetts
Reagan
Kansas City
Champaign
Ill
New Hampshire
Vermont
Wallace
Carter
OU Gets Funds For New School
Officials at Ohio University will receive 3.8 million dollars to finish preparing its new osteopathic medicine school for the first class of 24 students next fall. The Controlling Board approved the funding after a quick legislative passage. Renovations will convert Grosvernor Hall from a dormitory to 100000 square feet of administrative and teaching space.
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Columbus, Ohio
Ohio University
Board of Regents
Grosvernor Hall
Ohio Higher Education Facilities Commission
Ohio
Ohio Building Authority
Logan Oration Once Schoolboy Standard
The Associated Press notes the famed 1774 Logan speech rejected Dunmore’s terms near Circleville Ohio. John Gibson translated and delivered the eloquent words as the finest Indian oration. Logan defended peace yet vowed revenge for Cresap’s alleged killing of his kin. he was later killed by an Indian near Lake Erie in 1780.
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Logan
Lord Dunmore
Circleville
Ohio
John Gibson
Dunmore
Col. Cresap
Jefferson County
Steubenville
Col
Michael Cresap
Lake Erie
Ohio budget chief says state economy improves but cash flow tight
Ohio Budget Director Howard Collier reports a better overall state economy yet predicts tight cash flow in July and beyond. He revised 16 month revenue up about 63 million, leaves 8.5 million in black by July 1 1977, but daily operations face shortages for 11 straight months. He proposed a hiring freeze, payroll cuts of 10 to 15 million next year, and adjusted school funding with potential midyear catchups.
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Columbus, Ohio
Howard L. Collier
Collier
Medical College of Ohio
Toledo
Ohio
Asst
William W. Wilkins
James A. Rhodes
Europe
Thomas J. Moyer
Wilkins
Winter Weather and Tornadoes Hit Texas and Southeast
Snow brief in Hocking Valley with 31 to 38 degrees clears by late morning. Severe weather unfolds in the Southeast with two inches of rain, three tornadoes near Alvin and League City injuring and homeless, while Florida voters see showers and warm temps.
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Hocking
Kansas
Oklahoma
Mississippi Valley
Atlantic Coast
Atlantic
Florida
Texas
Alvin
Tex
Houston
League City
Alienation Of Affections Suit Dismissed
Alice E Barkhurst files an alienation of affections suit against Mary Ann Kemper in Hocking County Common Pleas Court. The case was slated for a jury trial but was dismissed without prejudice at the plaintiff's request after a notice filed by attorney William C Dagger.
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Alice E. Barkhurst
N. Wood St
Mary Ann Kemper
Lake Logan
Hocking County
US State Department official sought in family killings
Police probe a State Department official Bradford Bishop Jr 39 assistant chief of the State Department office is being sought for questioning in the bludgeon deaths of his five family members found burned in a swamp near Columbia NC The suspect who lived in Montgomery County Md has been missing since the incident and may be dead. Meanwhile the Dow Jones clears 1000 for first time since 1973 lifting market optimism. Deserters seize a Lebanese garrison in Rachaya amid fears of wider Middle East war. Ohio legislature advances seven constitutional amendments ahead of June 8 primary.
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Columbia, N.C
State Department
North Carolina
Bradford Bishop Jr
Special Trade Activities
Rufus Edmisten
Bishop
Defendants Deny Counts In Grand Theft Case
Lancaster men Rick Knapp and Gary Dickens pleaded not guilty in Hocking County Common Pleas Court to grand theft indictments. Bonds set at 2000 dollars each. Trial scheduled for March 25. Theft valued at 225.05 dollars from Jack Klump on July 11, 1975.
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Lancaster
Hocking County
Jack Klump
Taulbee Seeks Republican Treasurer Nomination in Hocking County
Taulbee announces candidacy for Hocking County treasurer in the June 8 primary. A Logan Junior High math teacher with 30 years in business, he is unopposed in the GOP primary and would face incumbent Democrat Francis E. Myers in November. He and his wife Mildred live in Falls Two with daughter Connie Lynn. Further details include his Kentucky birth, Berea College education, and studies at Capital University Rio Grande College and Ohio University. He attends Immanuel United Methodist Church and is a member of the Logan Masonic Lodge.
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Eugene Taulbee
Logan Rt. 2
Hocking County
Taulbee
Logan
West Hocking
Kentucky
Berea College
Berea
Capital University
Rio Grande College
Ohio University
Logan Masonic Lodge
Immanuel United Methodist Church
Mildred Malone
Louisville
Ohio
Falls Two
Connie Lynn
Logan High School
Council Eyes Purchase of New Parking Meters
City streets committee plans 200 new meters to replace 73 and install 127 more at $20,900 total. Five cent one hour meters on Main Street and four hour meters elsewhere. Expected annual revenue about $30,000 with 7 percent financing.
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Robert Schultz
Hocking County Humane Society
Neal Dillon Co
Logan
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The
Murphy Rd
Rose
James G. Coakley
Logan Rt. 4
William Murphy
William D. Murphy
Kenneth Lee Coakley
Murphys
Hocking Technical College
Tar Hollow State Forest
Gary Allen Brokaw
Gary
Gary Brokaw
Laurelville Rt. 2
Logan Elm High School
Daily News
Norma Gable
Chief Logan
Arkansas
New York
Beirut
Lebanon
Suleiman Franjieh
Israel
Middle East
Lebanese Arab Army
Rachaya
Syria
Francis E. Myers
Council
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