Robb is named to fill city council at large seat
Charles W. Robb of 176 Jennison Ave is appointed by City Council to fill the vacancy after Richard Collison becomes council president. Robb, a Republican, edged Fred Malone 3-3 with Collison breaking the tie in Robb's favor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles W
Bill) Robb
Jennison Ave
Richard Collison
Robb
Abe Leonard
Carl C. Penrod
Wilson Ave
Louise Smith
Fred Malone
S. Spring St
Ed Dalton
Haney
GOP
Columbus
Ind
Cummins Engines
Logan
Bill
Wanda Bungard
Brent
Fort Knox
Constance
Robert
Gosnell
Gosnell, Smith
Mayor Seeks Changes In Police Staffing And ZBA
Mayor Merril B. Haney told the City Council last night that the Zoning Board of Appeals and police personnel need changes. He noted a decline in parking meter revenue and discussed terms and replacements for ZBA members Sauer Sinsel Eberst Struble and Bush with expiring dates and health reasons and his recommendation for a replacement for Bush.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merril B. Haney
Zoning Board of Appeals
Police Department
Haney
John Eberst
Robert Sauer
Wayne Sinsel
Eberst
Charles Struble
Charlie Bush
Sauer
Sinsel
Struble
Bush
Jim Stewart
Tuesday Meet Set On Oil-Gas Drilling
The City Council committee on oil and gas drilling schedules a 7 30 p m informational meeting for Tuesday March 18 in Council chambers. Attendees include Councilman Abe Leonard chief oil and gas officials and planning staff as they discuss amending the city zoning ordinance and Ohio laws to curb landscape damage and ensure health safety and ecology.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Leonard
Ohio Division of Oil and Gas
Jack Smith
Jack Hartnett
Halliburton
Max Davidson
Hocking County Community Improvement Corp
Dave Bell
City Planning Commission
Leonard
L. Jackson Henniger
Davidson, Hartnett
Bell
Larry Kitchen
Ohio
Logan
Hocking County
Planning Commission
Henniger
Stans Pleads Guilty to Five Campaign Law Violations
Former Commerce Secretary Maurice H. Stans pleaded guilty to five misdemeanor counts for accepting illegal corporate money during Nixon's 1972 re election campaign. He said the violations were unintentional and acted on good faith, while awaiting sentencing and a presentencing report.
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Washington
Commerce
Maurice H. Stans
Richard M. Nixon
Nixon
Stans
Finance Committee
John Lewis Smith
Minnesota Mining & Manufacturing Co
Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co
Frederick C. LaRue
LaRue
Segretti
ITT
White House
Rhodes Sets Tight Budget Plan For Ohio 1975 77
Gov. James A. Rhodes presents a lean two year budget to the Democratic legislature amid talk of no new taxes. He targets reductions in state payroll and agency funding, hints at tax law changes for married couples, and proposes funding shifts to police and firefighter survivor benefits and education with limited increases from Gilligan's totals.
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Columbus
Ohio
James A. Rhodes
Howard L. Collier
Office of Budget & Management
Rhodes
John J. Gilligan
House
Myrl Shoemaker
D-88
Bourneville
Gilligan
Shoemaker
Market Slump Follows Broad Rally In New York Stocks
The noon Dow Jones industrial average fell 4.54 to 766.35 as traders take profits after a sharp three month rally. Losers outnumbered gainers about 3 to 1 in moderate activity on the New York Stock Exchange.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
New York Stock Exchange
Newton D. Zinder
E.F. Hutton & Co
Hanoi Reserves Moving South
U S intelligence reports indicate North Vietnamese home based reserves moving toward South Vietnam amid signs of a spring offensive. Pentagon officials caution against labeling a nationwide campaign while noting possible massive moves remain within reach, with limited U.S. options under Congress limits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
U.S
South Vietnam
Indochina
Pentagon
Defense Department
William Beecher
Richard
M. Nixon
Southeast Asia
United States
Thailand
7Th Fleet
Guam
Congress
Ford
Laos
Solons Correct Tricycle Ban In Ohio Legislature
Ohio lawmakers moved to amend a 1974 definition that wrongly banned tricycles from sidewalks by redefining them as play vehicles for children. The House passed several measures, including extended studded tire use and wheelchair ramping rules, while a fluoride study and tax-related bills drew debate.
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Columbus
Ohio
Senate
House
James A. Rhodes
Rocco J. Colonna
Brook Park
Colonna
Jerome P Stano
Parma
Harry Meshel
Youngstown
Donald E
Buz
Lukens
Middletown
New Orleans
Gene Slagle
Rainfall Triggers High Water on Ohio 93N and Midwest Snow
Heavy rainfall flooded Ohio 93N in three spots with up to three-quarters of an inch in early morning. Water remained on the roadway near the Wayne Timberlake, Dorothy Burgess and Dr. Starr homes at noon. An extensive winter storm dropped six inches of snow in Nebraska and five in South Dakota with 3 to 4 inch depths across Minnesota and northern Iowa. flash flood watches spread across several southern states and a band of freezing rain touched parts of Iowa Illinois and Wisconsin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Central Plains
Great Lakes
Mississippi Valley
O'Neill
Neb
Pickstown
S.D
Minnesota
Iowa
Oklahoma
Michigan
Illinois
Wisconsin
Arkansas
Missouri
Indiana
Kentucky
Virginia
Carolinas
Pre-School Registration Planned by Logan School District
The Logan School District and Logan-Hocking County Health Department announce pre-school registration at Hocking Health Center on March 17 18 and 20 from 9 am to 3 pm. Vision hearing speech dentistry and immunizations will be offered. Children must be five and six by October 1 for kindergarten and first grade respectively. Parents should bring birth proof and immunization records. Transportation provided for eligible rural and out of corporation pupils.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Logan-Hocking County
Hocking
Ohio
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Dalton
Dollison
Council
Collison
Robert Schultz
Roy Loomis
Hill St
Market
Spring Sts
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Shoemaker’s Committee
Ohio Board of Regents
Gilligan’s
Timothy B. Moritz
Department of Mental Health and Mental Retardation
Hanoi
Kenneth R. Cox
D-41
Barberton
Cox
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