Health Care Plan Takes Shape With Aged Coverage Proposed
The House Ways and Means Committee weighs a 250 page draft to cover 65 plus with a hospital plan of 60 hospital days and 20 nursing home days and a $40 full deductible. A voluntary supplemental plan costs $3 monthly with 80 percent plan coverage and 20 percent patient share. The Kerr Mills program would rise to doorstep aid levels and expand to dependents, blind and disabled. No total cost estimate given.
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Washington
House
Ways and Means Committee
Johnson
Two Reports Of Interest To Citizens In Logan Daily News
Hocking County's 1964 financial report on page 13 shows total receipts and balances of 4 518 448 with expenditures of 3 391 902 and balances of 1 126 546. It lists county tax valuation at 50 110 539 salaries and wages at 395 843 and total county debt at 1 037 500 mainly for the new hospital. Page 14 carries a listing of new delinquent real estate taxes from the August 1964 settlement by the county treasurer.
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Logan Daily News
Hocking
Hocking County Hospital
Hocking County
Union Furnace and Laurelville Form New Athletic Loop
Union Furnace High School today announced the creation of the Vinton Hocking League with charter members Union Furnace Laurelville Allensville Hamden Zaleski and Wilton. Parkins named Herbert Burson Herman Massie Kenneth Leach and Larry Kruger as officers and noted a 1965 66 start with later full double round robin play and optional baseball track. A track meet will be held April 24 at Hamden High School with trophies for boys and girls.
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Earl Parkins
Union Furnace
Vinton-Hocking League
Laurelville
Hocking County
Allensville
Hamden
Zaleski
Wilton
Vinton County
Herbert S. Burson
Herman Massie
Kenneth Leach
Larry Kruger
Parkins
Scioto Valley
McArthur
New Loop
Hamden High School
Rockbridge
Gibisonville
Iron Duke of Ohio Senate Receives Funeral Wreath
The Ohio Senate's senior member Sen. William H. Deddens of Cincinnati, nicknamed the Iron Duke, finds a funeral wreath on his desk. Sen. Charles J. Carney accuses a freshman Democrat of blocking hearings on a near one million dollar Democratic Party appropriation.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ohio Senate
William H. Deddens
Cincinnati
Deddens
Charles J. Carney
Youngstown
Carney
Charles L. Pancake
Nelsonville
Democrat
Democratic Party
Pancake
Police Chief Errs. Insists On Penalty
Circleville Ohio police chief Robert Temple paid a $25 fine plus costs after being fined in Municipal Court for failing to yield to a pedestrian, 17 year old Kay Lynn Felkey, who sustained minor bruises and was not hospitalized.
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Circleville, Ohio
Circleville
Robert Temple
Sterling M. Lamb
Temple
Circleville High School
Kay Lynn Felkey
Tornado Strikes Springfield Housing Area
A tornado ripped through Springfield's southeast housing area causing damaged roofs and downed trees. Residents reported fear as a maple tree toppled near a car. the storm followed 75 inch rainfall and high winds across Ohio, with power outages in Cleveland and aircraft incidents at Port Columbus.
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Raymond Yoakem
Springfield
Yoakem
Ohio
Cleveland
Cleveland Hopkins
Port Columbus
Columbus
The March 18 1925 Tornado Toll Across Missouri Illinois Indiana
The record tornado of March 18 1925 swept through Missouri Illinois and Indiana killing 689 people injuring 2000 and causing over 16 million dollars in property damage.
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Chicago
United States
Missouri
Illinois
Indiana
Federal Judge Rules In Favor Of Rightists
Civil rights actions in Alabama gain court approval for a 50 mile Selma to Montgomery march and parade ground rules. King lauds police protection and bets on governor compliance while Wallace offers no comment. Johnson sends voting rights bill to Congress as ministers face march arrests and SNCC sit ins draw White House attention.
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Montgomery
Ala
Selma
Alabama
Martin Luther King Jr
King
George C. Wallace
Wallace
Willie Ricks
Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee
Tuskegee Institute
George Wallace
Johnson
Congress
Joseph T. Smitherman
Atlanta
White House
SNCC
U.S
Frank M. Johnson Jr
Appalachian Way Project Quick Start May Begin This Summer
President Johnson seeks quick start projects under a 1.1 billion Appalachia uplift program. Ohio selects a 10 mile wide route through 11 counties Clermont Brown Adams Pike Jackson Vinton Meigs Athens Morgan Noble Monroe. Deadline for quick start projects is April 1 with final plan filings by August 1.
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Johnson
Appalachia
Ohio
Clermont
Brown
Adams
Pike
Jackson
Vinton
Meigs
Athens
Morgan, Noble
Monroe
Ohio Highway and Development
Rhodes
Congress
Youth Pleads Innocent On Post Office Break-Ins
Jerry Schultz 19 of Oroville pleaded not guilty in Hocking County Court to two counts of breaking and entering. Bond set at 1000 on each count, with Schultz held in county jail. Police allege he broke into Gibisonville and Rockbridge post offices on February 24 and March 2, stealing money orders and about 131 dollars. A 14-year-old Oroville boy was placed in custody on related charges.
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Jerry Schultz
Oroville
Hocking
Vaughn Collins
Schultz
Gibisonville
Rockbridge
Hocking County
Brown
Fraizer Tops Test for Captain Rank in Logan Police
Patrolman Lloyd Fraizer achieved the highest score on a city police captain promotion exam and is certified to the appointing authority. Fellow examinees were Patrolmen Charles E. Smith and Ronald Schultz. An upcoming test for two police lieutenants is expected within a month. Fraizer joined the Logan police in 1950 after service as Hocking County deputy sheriff and a 22-year Army career with service in Japan and the Philippines.
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Logan Civil Service Commission
Lloyd Fraizer
Commission
Fraizer
Charles E. Smith
Ronald Schultz
Logan Police Department
Hocking County
Wm. Brooks Shoe Co
Nelsonville
U.S. Army
Japan
Phillipines
Accidental Death Ruled in Slaying of Boy in Canton
Authorities say 8-year-old George R. Jenkins died from a chest wound after a .22 rifle discharged by his 13-year-old brother Richard while the two boys played Tuesday in Canton Ohio. The case is ruled an accident.
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Canton, Ohio
George R. Jenkins
Richard
Moeller backs Athens flood control plan and Logan Nelsonville too
Congressman Walter Moeller announced that the U S Army Corps of Engineers recommends the Athens flood control project costing 7 1 million dollars and aims for final reviews in Washington within months. He seeks priority status and early approval for Logan and Nelsonville projects as well. The Hocking River study report due tomorrow will be released with a briefing in Athens at 3 p m today.
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Walter H. Moeller
U.S. Army Corps of Engineers
Athens
Moeller
Washington
Logan
Nelsonville
Huntington
W. Va
U.S. Army Engineers
Hocking River
New Zealander Munro Warns On Vietnam Crisis
Sir Leslie Knox Munro of New Zealand, ex UN General Assembly president and NZ MP, told a Washington University student assembly that U.S. forces must stay in South Vietnam. He warned that a Vietcong victory could threaten Thailand Malaysia and regional allies.
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ST. Louis, Mo
Leslie Knox Munro
New Zealand
United Nations General Assembly
South Viet Nam
Munro
House of Representatives
Washington University
North Viet Nam
Thailand
Malaysia
Australia
Flintkote asbestos plant near Ravenna to reopen Monday
The Flintkote Co asbestos cement plant near Ravenna Ohio, shut down March 8 for unknown reasons, will reopen Monday per a management union statement.
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Ravenna, Ohio
Flintkote Co
Soviet cosmonaut stages 10 minute space walk from Voskhod 2
Leonov and Belyayev launched into orbit by a Voskhod 2 mission. Leonov spent 10 minutes outside the capsule in a bulky autonomous life support suit before reentering. The mission aimed to test spacewalk techniques for future moon missions and was televised to viewers on earth.
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Moscow
Tass
Moon
Alexei Leonov
Voskhod
Leonov
Voskhod 2
Pavel Belyayev
George D Frasch Dies At 88 In Logan
George D Frasch 88 lifelong Logan resident died at home at 12:25 a.m. He was born March 10 1877 to Conrad and Christena Frasch and worked as a car man for the C and O Railway. Survivors include a son Fred four daughters and two grandchildren. Funeral at 2 p.m. Saturday Leonard Funeral Home with burial at Oak Grove Cemetery. Friends may call after 7 p.m. tonight.
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George David Frasch
W. Main St
Logan
Conrad
Christena Buntz Frasch
C&o Railway Co
St. Matthew Lutheran Church
Olive McClain Frasch
Fred
Mary Frasch
Collins
Josephine) Kocheran
Columbus
Evelyn Frasch
Marie Frasch
Leonard Funeral Home
Willard Drefke
Oak Grove Cemetery
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