Logan High Names Top Honor Students in Class of 1976
Logan High School honors Gretchen Inboden and Susan Richards as first honor students for the Class of 1976 at the NHS induction ceremony. Principal George Stump awarded principal's trophies. ten seniors will receive medallions. Inboden plans Ohio University for secondary education Spanish. Richards to Ohio State University for occupational studies.
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Logan High School
George Stump
Kathy Hansley
Susan Richards
Gretchen Inboden
Wanda Matthews
Mark Dennis
Susan Bush
Jane McDaniel
Brenda Lehman
Dan Schafer
Shelby Inboden
Daily News
Reggie Brown
Logan
Miss Inboden
Miss Richards
LHS
James Inboden
Logan Rt. 4
Julie Bell
Wayne Moore
Chuck Byers
Joe Murtha
Chieftain
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Sinsel seeks re election to State Central Committee
Marian S. Sinsel of 235 N Orchard Rd Logan announced her petition to seek re election to the Republican State Central Committee from the 10th Congressional District in the June primary. She is a Logan city treasurer and runs a Western Auto store with her husband. she holds multiple party and civic roles and was chosen as a delegate to the Republican National Convention slate of Gerald Ford.
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Marian S. Sinsel
N. Orchard Sr
Republican State Central Committee
Logan
Hocking Hills Women’s Republican Club
Municipal Finance Officers League
Logan Business & Professional Woman’s Club
Immanuel United Methodist Church
Ohio Gop
Gerald Ford
LHS Athletic Council
Tom Grey
Logan City
East
Two More Seek Democratic Sheriff Nomination in Hocking County
Two more candidates, both sheriff's deputies, filed nominating petitions with the Hocking County Election Board for the Democratic sheriff nomination in the June 8 primary. Latest to file are Paul H. Hap Thrush and Frank W. Carrigan, bringing Democrats to four and Republicans to one in the sheriff race.
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Hocking County Election Board
Paul H
Hap) Thrush
Logan Rt. 3
Frank W. Carrigan
Logan Rt. 1
Hazel Eggleston
New Plymouth Rt
Starr
Shirley Rutter
Logan Rt
Hattie L. Palsley
W. Front St
Logan
Ross Wolfe
Church St
Royce Smith
South Bloomingville
Salt Creek
Betty Brandon
Nelsonville
Gerald W. Robinette
Clay Raffer
Retiring Among Mounting Problems Wilson to Resign
Prime Minister Harold Wilson told his cabinet and Queen Elizabeth II he will resign as Labour picks a new leader. Inflation and economic woes, plus Thatcher opposition, loom as the likely backdrop to a potential general election this year.
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London
Harold Wilson
Labor
House of Commons
The
Press Association
Britain
Wilson
Buckingham Palace
Downing St
Margaret Thatcher
Hugh Gaitskell
Laborites
Commons
Edward Heath
Denis Healey
Logan School Board OKs land purchase and LEA pact
The Logan School Board approved buying property at 530 E Second St adjacent to East Elementary to expand playgrounds and possible future buildings. It adopted a one year Logan Education Association negotiations agreement and discussed pupil transport needs after Laurel Run Rd bridge closure.
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Norma Gable
Logan Education Association
Dan Long
LEA
Long
Karen Collison
Laurel Run Rd
Don Young
Fred Good
Dale Walker
Union Furnace School
Winter Returns to Hocking Valley amid Snow, Warnings
Snow falls across the Hocking Valley as a low pressure system moves east. A heavy snow warning covers much of the state while bridges are urged to be treated for ice. Highs reach the 30s with lows in the 20s and a 20 percent precipitation chance.
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Hocking
State Highway Department
New York City
Cernan Announces Retirement From Space Corps
Navy Captain Eugene A. Cernan, 42, commander of Apollo 17 and the last man to walk on the moon, will retire from the Navy and the space program on July 1. He and Harrison Schmidt spent over 22 hours on the lunar surface collecting 240 pounds of samples using a lunar rover.
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Lunar
Ratification Vote Set For Carbo Workers
The three year contract of Local 7 630 with Carborundum Co. Logan plant will expire at midnight Wednesday. Negotiations toward a new agreement continued today between union and company representatives. A ratification vote will be conducted by the union at 4 p.m. Wednesday in the OCAW union hall.
Markets Turn Mixed After Steep Two Day Slide
In New York, stocks opened mixed as the Dow Jones Industrial Average moved higher by a point, while NYSE issues declined in price. The market upturn followed a sharp drop after the Dow briefly surpassed 1 000 points, a key psychological hurdle for investors.
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NEW York
New York Stock Exchange
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John E. Miller
Bert J. Clay
Railroad Ave
William W. Evans
Central Committee
James Callaghan
Roy Jenkins
Tony Benn
Thatcher
Logan School Board
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