Logan High Band Wins Superior In District Competition
Logan High School concert band directed by Al Horsky earned a unanimous superior rating at District XV for B-1 classification. The group qualifies for the May state contest after strong judging notes from Carpenter Bamne Mehalko Sydow and guests.
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Logan High School
Upper Arlington
LHS
al Horsky
Logan
Ohio Music Education Association
Ohio State North Central Committee
Association of
Peter Schmoll
Black Horse
Donald Carpenter
Richard Bamne
Kenneth Mehalko
Arthur Sydow
Ford blasts Congress Over Failure to Renew Revenue Sharing
President Ford condemned Congress for failing to extend revenue sharing, warning cities could face cutbacks and higher unemployment without renewal. He criticized delays on public jobs funding and vetoes, while Mayor Moon Landrieu urged action and noted inflation’s impact on funds. The program, active since 1972, expires year end unless extended.
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Washington
Ford
Congress
White House
U.S. Conference of Mayors
National League of Cities
Moon Landrieu
New Orleans
Landrieu
Mayors’ Conference
Richard M. Nixon
Weather outlook for Hocking Valley with snow chance
The weatherman forecasts a 70 percent chance of light snow tonight in the Hocking Valley and a 60 percent chance of precipitation on Tuesday. Highs near 40 and lows around 30. 11 a.m. reading shows 46 sunny. Overnight low around 25.
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Hocking Valley
Buzzards Return To Hinckley Today
Hinckley Ohio welcomes the return of its buzzards with a 1975 Buzzard Day preview. The chamber projects up to 20 000 visitors for the event on Sunday with a pancake breakfast and live buzzard display from the Metroparks Zoo. Weather and turnout influence early arrivals and attendance.
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Buzzards
Hinckley
Ohio
Whipps Ledges
James Kamps
The
Park Rangers
Hinckley Chamber of Commerce
Chamber
Timothy Rhodes
Kamps
Rhodes
Cleveland Zoo
Metroparks System
Metroparks Zoo
Franjieh Resists Pressure To Quit In Lebanon Crisis
In Beirut and northern Lebanon Moslem and Christian gunmen fight mortar duels as President Suleiman Franjieh refuses to resign amid a coup and calls for his ouster. The standoff involves parliament and loyalist forces guarding the palace with tanks while key Christian and Moslem factions clash nearby.
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Aziz Ahdab
Beirut
Lebanon
Suleiman Franjieh
Beirut, Lebanon
Damascus
Hafez Assad
Franjieh
al Bayrak
Kamel Assad
Maronite League
Phalange
National Liberal
Sadat Tearing Up Treaty With Soviets
Cairo President Anwar Sadat announces the 1971 Soviet Egyptian treaty of friendship and cooperation will be torn up. The Egyptian assembly meets to discuss nullification, likely ending Soviet naval access and boosting Western arms supply. Sadat calls the treaty a scrap and says 99 percent of leverage now rests with the United States.
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Cairo
Soviet Union
Middle East
Anwar Sadat
Egyptian People’s Assembly
Sadat
United States
Britain
France
Egypt
Moscow
Henry A. Kissinger
Israel
Assembly
FBI Probes bribe report in Colorado ski expansion
The FBI opened a probe into a proposed Crested Butte Colorado ski area expansion linked to Howard Bo Callaway after a bribe report was relayed to federal prosecutors. U S Attorney James L Treece said the inquiry began from an anonymous tip received by a newsman. Callaway took a leave of absence as Ford campaign manager as Sen Floyd K Haskell prepares Senate hearings on the project.
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Denver
FBI
Colorado
Howard
Bo"' Callaway
U.S
James L. Treece
Callaway
Ford
Floyd K. Haskell
D-Coro
Senate
Crested Butte
Colo
Army
Forest Service
Pentagon
J Phillip Campbell
Campbell
Department of Agriculture
Treece
Simon Tullai
Tullai
Greensboro
N.C
Ralph Walton
Gunnison County Commission
UAW to Focus on Job Security at 1975 Convention in Detroit
About 3,000 UAW delegates gather in Detroit as job security tops the agenda amid a 1973 auto slump leaving 53,000 auto workers unemployed. The large union seeks assurances on long term employment while negotiations for pay and benefits continue.
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Detroit
United Auto Workers Union
UAW
Logan School Board Meeting Tonight at Rockbridge Elementary
The Logan School Board meets at 7 30 tonight at Rockbridge Elementary School for its regular monthly session. The agenda covers routine matters with resignations and hirings noted.
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Logan School
Logan School Board
Rockbridge
81-Year-Old Woman Fends Off purse Snatcher
An 81-year-old Logan woman fought off a would-be purse snatcher at about 4 30 p m Sunday at Second and Culverts. She kept her purse but was bruised after being knocked to the ground. Police say two suspects will face Hocking County Juvenile Court. a 16-year-old will be charged with assault with attempted theft and an 18-year-old with contributing to the delinquency of a minor.
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Logan
Bush
Second
Hocking County
Russian grain subsidies hit U.S. taxpayers hard in 1977
Government estimates place 1977 subsidies for U S grain shipments to the Soviet Union at about 80 million dollars. The Maritime Administration plans 403.7 million in total subsidies for 1977, with 53.4 million tied to Soviet sales. Subventions cover insurance against losses and higher seaman wages to support U S merchant marine growth.
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Washington
Soviet Union
U.S
Maritime Administration
Commerce Department
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District of Columbia
House
Walter E. Fauntroy
New York
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Busby Berkeley
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