Robert Koon Appointed To Health Board
The Logan Hocking County Advisory Council named Robert E. Koon of Murray City to a five year term on the Board of Health replacing C F Barker whose term expired. Barker served 40 years on the board including 10 as president.
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Logan- Hocking County
Robert E. Koon
Murray City
Board of Health
C. F. Barker
Barker
Health Board
Koon
Hocking County
Loy E. Daubenmire
Marion
Merrill Karshner
Salt Creek
Ralph D. Canan
Good Hope
Donald L. Daubenmire
Benton
Fred Weaver
Perry
Ruby Fast
Laurel
Floyd D. Riggs
Washington
Clay Rafferty
Starr
Clinton St. Clair
Falls
Gene Bailey
Green
Walter Mitchell
Yaw
Health Department
Robers
Richard Ansel
Chris Dear
Advisory Council
Planned Parenthood
American Cancer Society
Public Health Nursing Fund
Food Service Fund
Zaire Seeks U S Aid to Repel Angola Mercenary Invasion
Washington reports the Carter administration weighs an emergency arms package for Zaire amid an invasion by Angolan mercenaries. Mobutu's government asks for materiel including spare parts for C 130s and helicopters as the U S backs a rising aid level for Zaire. The crisis follows mercenary attacks that seized three cities in Shaba, the Katanga region.
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Washington
Carter
Zaire
Angola
State Department
Frederick Z. Brown
Katanga
Brown
United States
U.S
Cuba
Mobutu Sese Seko
Congo
Africa
Shaba
United Nations
Historical Center Site Hearing Set by City Council
The cemetery committee will hold a public hearing at 7 30 tonight in Council chambers to discuss using part of the Old Cemetery for the Hocking Historical Center.
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Hocking
Councilmen Carr Dalton Bowing Out of City Council
Councilman-at-large Doug Carr and First Ward member Edward Dalton will not seek re election. James Stewart Fred Malone plan to run again. March 24 is the filing deadline for council seats council president and city treasurer.
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Doug Carr
Glenwood Ave
First Ward
Edward Dalton
Angle Ave
Carr
Dalton
James Stewart
Fred Malone
James Frey
Council
Nelsonville Council Approves U S 33 Bypass Plan
Nelsonville City Council moves toward relocating and building a four lane U S 33 freeway through the city under state supervision within five years. A $50 000 city contribution is pledged to the state before bids. The five part bypass links Haydenville to U S 33 near Deanville with a new four lane route and a Y interchange at Ohio 691 Robbins Rd.
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Nelsonville
U.S. 33
Director of Transportation of
State of
Ohio
Department
Carl Young
Young
Haydenville
Hocking County
Hocking
Athens County
Nelsonville Corporation
Dorr Run
Hocking Technical College
Tri-County Vocational
Doanville
Burr Oak Blvd
Ohio 278
Columbus & Southern Ohio Electric
O. S. Standish
City Athletic Field
Robbins Rd
Spelling Bee Finals Set At St John
Fifty seven contestants from Logan School District took a 10 30 a m written test at St John School 321 N Market St. Luncheon for students and principals followed by top twenty five to be announced. Finalists return at 7 30 pm for an oral spell down. The winner advances to the Columbus Citizen Journal contest in late April.
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St. John School
N. Market St
Logan
St.John's
Barton A. Hall
John Switzer
Frank Rydzewski
Columbus Citizen-Journal
Ohio records open for inspection until act clarified
Columbus officials say local government records must stay open for inspection as before Jan 1 and adopt a standard for municipalities counties and townships. The move follows an informal opinion by the attorney general and state records policy.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ohio Personal Information Control Board
Information Board
William J. Brown
Carter Defends Human Rights in SALT Talks Push
President Carter vows to press human rights despite risks to arms talks. Warnke and Secretary Vance head to Moscow with a fairly final SALT position for review. Pravda warns rights stance may affect negotiations. White House also reshuffles policy roles and launches an Office of Drug Abuse Policy.
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Washington
Carter
Paul Warnke
R. Vance
Moscow
Warnke
Arms Control and Disarmament Agency
Vance
Soviet Union
National Security Council
Communist Party
Pravda
White House
Jody Powell
Powell
Charles L. Schultze
Treasury
W. Michael Blumenthal
Equal Employment Opportunity Commission
University of Wisconsin Law
Jim Jones
Peter G. Bourne
Secret Teamsters Data To Be Heard
Washington AP reports Labor Secretary Ray Marshall will testify behind closed doors about the ongoing probe of the Central States Pension Fund amid open questions from lawmakers. The panel plans expert and IRS input before Marshall's secret session, while trustees resignations aim to avert a lawsuit and preserve tax status.
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Washington
Ray Marshall
House
Teamster Pension Fund
Central States, Southeast and
Southwest Pension Fund
Marshall
J.J. Pickle
D-Tex
Ways and Means
Internal Revenue Service
Justice Department
Sam Gibbons
D-Fla
Gibbons
Departments of Labor, Justice
IRS
Central States Fund
Labor Department
Teamsters
Frank Fitzsimmons
Alcohol Abuse Program Success Spreads Across Counties
The Defensive Driving program started in 1975 to aid DUI offenders has expanded to 15 counties. Directors describe caring, sharing as key, with new campus referrals, after care, and an intervention service planned to help families and problem drinkers access rehabilitation.
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Athens, Ohio
Richard J. Nostrant
Conrad P. Foss
Ohio University
Foss
Thomas Cascarino
Cascarino
Fairfield
Licking
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Robert Koon
Hocking County Budget Commission
J. W. Doering
Doering
Roger Grueser
Kurt Waldheim
Peace Corps
Nelsonville Council
St. John
Chillicothe
New York
Ruth Souders
Logan Rt. 4
N. Walnut Rd
Daniel J. Shannon
Congressional