Planning And Zoning Laws Explained By City Solicitor
City Solicitor James Stilwell explained Logan’s planning and zoning laws to Rotarians detailing zone divisions residential commercial and industrial within city limits. He urged public education to dispel confusion and noted non conforming uses require zoning certificates within one year and that non conforming uses may continue or be sold but will gradually disappear.
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Logan
James Stilwell
Stilwell
James Parkinson
City Hall
Planning Commission
City Planning Commission
Ohio
Parkinson
City Planners Discuss Rules For Subdivisions
City officials debated subdivision regulations at a special meeting called by Mayor Jack Moorehead to review Donahey Development Co water line tap in Eastgate. Eastgate, Timberline, and Donelson projects featured, with county specifications to guide streets within Logan limits and a 12 month build deadline.
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City Planning Commission
Jack Moorehead
Moorehead
Donahey Development Co
Eastgte
Eastgate
Timberline
Don Donelson
Underwood
City Council
Planning Commission
Donahey
James Guthrie
Bowers Fourth
South Logan
Stanley
Doc) Nutter
Nutter
U S Studies Beefing Up Of Manpower In Viet Nam
U S policy makers discuss increasing American forces in South Viet Nam with logistics troops possible. Gen Harold K Johnson cites talks with President Johnson and Joint Chiefs. Marines total 3500 arrive near Da Nang while air strikes extend into Laos and North Viet Nam. An ammo depot near Phu Qui is hit.
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U.S
Viet Nam
Washington
US S
South Viet Nam
Harold K. Johnson
Army
Saigon
Johnson
Joint Chiefs of Staff
White House
Maxwell D. Taylor
Gen. Johnson
United States
da Nang
Southeast Asia
Laos
North Viet Nam
Phu Qui
Hanoi
Selma march plan shifts to Montgomery over voting rights
Negro leaders press for a swift OK of an equal vote plan as they seek to resume the tear gas delayed march to Montgomery. King led a memorial march to the Dallas County Courthouse in Selma after Rev. James Reeb's killing, while SNCC moves workers to Montgomery amid court injunctions and state resistance.
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Selma
Ala
Montgomery
George C. Wallace
Alabama
Dallas County
Boston
Mobile
Daniel H. Thomas
Wallace
Browns Chapel
A.M.E. Church
Martin Luther King Jr
King
James J. Reeb
Reeb
Reese
Dallas County Voters League
Frederick Reese
Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee
Atlanta
SNCC
Airway Lodge Manager Missing After Port Columbus Trip
Joseph E. Wing 49, manager of the Airway Lodge at Port Columbus, has been missing since last Thursday. His wife said he went to a downtown drug store for heart condition pills and vanished on the way back to the airport for an employer appointment.
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Columbus, Ohio
Joseph E. Wing
Airway
Port Columbus
Demonstrations Across Arab World Over Bonn Israel Ties
In Beirut and Baghdad protests erupted as West Germany and Israel moved toward full diplomatic relations. Iraqi demonstrators burned embassy floors, while Beirut protesters praised Gamal Abdel Nasser and condemned Haibib Bourguiba. Jerusalem prepared to vote on swift ties with Bonn.
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Beirut
Lebanon
West Germany
Israel
Bonn
Baghdad
Iraq
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Habib Bourguiba
Nasser
Jerusalem
Levi Eshkol
Ludwig Erhard
Knesset
Eshkol
Social Democratic
Mapai
Liberal Party
Herut
Mapam
Abduth Avodah Labor Party
Cairo
United Arab Republic
Diplo
Morocco
Tunisia
Libya
U.A.R
Nelsonville area eyes joint vocational school plan
The Nelsonville Board approves joining a proposed eight district joint vocational school serving Hocking Athens and Perry counties. York and Starr Washington boards have not yet approved. State approval came Feb 8 and local boards have 30 days to decide. Burl Shoemaker will meet Meigs and Gallia officials March 25 to discuss a two county vocational school. Surveys show about half of pupils in Meigs and Gallia want vocational training.
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Nelsonville City
Hocking
Athens
Perry
York
Starr-Washington
York Board
Logan City
Alexander
Federal Hocking
Trimble
Perry County
State Board of Education
Rhodes
Nelsonville
Washington, D.C
Appalachia
Jackson
Vinton
Jackson County School Board
Vinton County
Burl Shoemaker
Meigs
Gallia
Gallipolis
Child Welfare Levy Kick-Off Meeting Set
A campaign kick-off for the half-mill child welfare levy to appear on the May 4 primary ballot will be at 8 p.m. next Tuesday in the Courthouse auditorium. The Hocking County child welfare board planned the session at its monthly meeting. Executive secretary Mrs. Eleanore Horwell said county commissioners and other invited citizens will attend. A number of child welfare wards will attend the Shrine circus in Columbus on April 10 as guests of local Shriners.
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Hocking County Child Welfare Board
Eleanore Horwell
Columbus
Weather Outlook for Hocking Valley Wednesday
Moderate temperatures and rain are forecast for the Hocking Valley Wednesday. Today's 11 a.m. reading was 47 degrees, matching Monday's high. Last night's low was 27.
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Hocking Valley
Baptists Oppose Free School Bus Plan in Ohio
The Scioto Valley Association of Baptists adopted a resolution opposing school bus transportation bills in the Ohio Legislature. The executive board, meeting in Jackson, represents congregations in Jackson, Pike, Scioto, Gallia, Athens, Ross, Fayette and Hocking counties and rejects use of public funds for nonpublic schools.
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Jackson, Ohio
Scioto Valley Association of Baptists
Ohio
Jackson
Pike
Scioto
Gallia
Athens
Ross
Fayette
Hocking
Voting rights questions on President Jonshon's plan
The Associated Press outlines questions and answers about a bill to end racial discrimination in voting. It explains objectives to strike artificial barriers, how tests would be removed, and federal registration roles if discrimination persists. States and counties with low registration or turnout in 1964 would be affected, including several Southern states.
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Jonshon
Alabama
Mississippi
South Carolina
Georgia
Virgin
Louisiana
Alaska
Presidents call for fast action on voting rights issue
President Johnson addresses Congress urging swift action to guarantee equal voting rights for all Americans. He cites Selma violence as a turning point and seeks a simple uniform standard to end voting restrictions. Support from many parties, but a Southern filibuster risk looms as hearings are slated.
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Washington
Johnson
Congress
Selma
Ala
Lexington
Concord
Appomattox
Allen J. Ellender
D-La
Emanuel Celler
D-N.y
House Judiciary Committee
House
Senate
Civil Service Commission
Ohio Water Plans Included in LBJ Request
President Johnson asked Congress to provide funds for three Ohio water projects totaling 360 million dollars as part of the Appalachian program. The Army Corps would begin Paint Creek Reservoir in Ross County and Willow Island locks and dam, while East Fork Reservoir on the Little Miami River in Clermont County would have planning accelerated.
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Washington
Ohio
Johnson
Congress
Army Corps of Engineers
Paint Creek
Ross County
Willow Island Locks
Army Engineers
East Fork
Little Miami River
Clermont County
Capitol Sit-In Curbed Ends Three-Hour Capitol Standoff
Eleven civil rights demonstrators were removed from the Capitol after a three hour sit in. They urged a reduction of Alabama’s congressional delegation.
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Capitol
Washington
Alabama
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Logan Rotary Club
Don Russell
Bob King
David Bell
Harley Meyer
Logan Kiwanis Club
Blosser’s
LBJ
Speedy OK
Equal Vote Plan
Bama Capital
East Germany
Nelsonville Board UK
Joint Vocational
THE
Associated Press
GOP
Ohio Water Plans
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