Logan High honors induct 46 students in NHS assembly
Logan High School will graduate ten honor students this June and inducted 46 students in grades 10 12 at the National Honor Society ceremony led by Principal George Stump. Five top scholars posted perfect 4.0 GPAs, with other high averages listed. speaker was Claire Buzz Ball Jr. of Athens.
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Logan High School
George Stump
LHS
Robin Inboden
Loren Inboden
Logan Rt. 5
Diane Parry
John Parry
Warner Ave
Stephen Proctor
Harry Proctor
Logan
Jeff Rimelspach
James Rimelspach
N. Wood St
Claire
Buzz) Ball Jr
Athens
Ohio
Rep. Ball
Ball
Honor Society
Jim Kemper
NHS
Brian Ayers
Becky Smith
Kemper
National Honor Society
Christy Mathias
Martha Taylor
Mark Daubenmier
Jenny Ogg
Dollison
Haney
George Dunigan
Southeastern Ohio
National Graphics Co
Eula Dollison
North St
Paul Dollison
Ohio University
Collison
Indiana
Logan Clay Products Co
Bill
C. W
Chief
Miami University
Redskins
Texas
Stock market rises as RCA hint fuels optimism
Wall Street firms up after a two day dip with the Dow up 1.72 points to 771.20 as RCA chairman Robert W. Sarnoff reports a tiny electronic device improving gasoline economy in tests. RCA trades heavily, while Amex rises 0.37 to 81.18 and merchants note rising costs in finished goods. Washington moves to an emergency farm bill raising milk supports to 85 percent, potentially lifting store milk prices by eight cents and cheese and butter costs as well.
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New York
New York Stock Exchange
Wall Street
Robert W. Sarnoff
RCA Corp
RCA
American Stock Exchange
Washington
House
Ford Administration
House Agriculture Committee
Agriculture Department
Rail plan sparks Northeast industry fears
Gov Milton Shapp criticizes a U S Railway Association plan to reorganize bankrupt lines as a possible scheme by Western railroads to strip the Northeast of its industry. In Cleveland Mayor Ralph Perk orders 1,000 temporary workers off the payroll or face contempt, per a county judge. In New Delhi India a man threw two hand grenades at a car carrying Chief Justice A N Ray. they did not explode and the suspect fled.
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Pittsburgh
Milton Shapp
U.S. Railway Association
Western Railroads
Cleveland, Ohio
Ralph J. Perk
Cuyahoga County Common Pleas
Daniel O. Corrigan
New Delni
India
A.N. Ray
Weather forecast for Friday in the Hocking Valley
Partly cloudy weather with lows near 40 and highs in the 60s is forecast for Friday in the Hocking Valley. There is a 10 percent chance of rain. Today at 11 am it was 50 degrees and overcast, down from Wednesday's high of 52. the early morning low reached 42.
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Hocking Valley
Senate Debates Tax Cut Plan Amid Social Security and Oil Tax Proposals
Washington AP report details the Senate's stalled debate on a 29.2 billion anti recession tax cut. Proposals include Social Security hikes and oil company taxation, with moves to repeal foreign tax credits and deferral. A Hartke amendment seeks a 1 billion tax increase on oil majors.
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Washington
Senate
Russell B. Long
D-La
U.S
Long
White House
John O. Pastore
D-R.i
Vance Hartke
D-Ind
Walkout By Postmen Postponed
The National Association of Letter Carriers postponed a threatened strike over the Kokomo plan a new delivery system. The Postal Service says no decision was planned for March and tests will continue in Kokomo and Portland while Providence tests were canceled.
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Washington
National Association of Letter Carriers
U.S
Kokomo
Ind
Portland
Ore
Jim Braughton
Postal Service
Providence
R.I
Braughton
Saigon Yields More Provinces to North Vietnamese Push
Saigon reports seven provinces abandoned or lost to Hanoi and Viet Cong with Hue among them. Binh Long and Thua Thien added to the list, while Kontum Pleiku and Darlac were earlier ceded. Thieu cites outnumbered forces and limited U.S. aid as factors. Refugees flood roads. curfew tightened in Saigon. Four U.S. government employees evacuated from Hue. two civilians unlocated.
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Saigon
South Vietnam
Hue
Binh Long
Thua Thien
Quang Tri
Kontum
Pleiku
Darlac
Phuoc Long
Nguyen van Thieu
Highlands
Thieu
North Vietnam
Hanoi
da Nang
U.S
Hanoi Sees U S Aid Cut Pulling Vietnam Toward Fall
An authoritative Hanoi journal argues the U S Congress has halved military aid to Thieu for 1974 75, aiding Hanoi and Viet Cong offensives while Saigon warns of collapse without continued aid. State Department confirms Saigon’s loss of ground due to reduced support. President Ford seeks further funding.
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Washington
North Vietnam
United States
South Vietnam
Hanoi
Hoc Tap Magazine
U.S
U.S. Congress
Pentagon
Thieu
Saigon
State Department
Robert Funseth
Highlands
Ford
Congress
Four more candidates file nominating petitions for city posts
Four candidates, three Republicans and one Democrat, filed nominating petitions for the June 3 primary. Incumbents L. Jackson Henniger and Richard M. Collison seek city solicitor and council president posts, with William E. Johnston running for at large council. Democrat O Neil C. Peck Mowery seeks at large council seat.
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GOP
L. Jackson Henniger
Logan Rt. 5
Richard M
Dick) Collison
N. Spring St
William E
Bill) Johnston
North St
O’neil C. (Peck) Mowery
Iron St
Henniger
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Logan High
Allen Smith
South Logan
James Mathias
Logan Rt
William Taylor
New Plymouth Rt
John
Jack) Kemper
Robert Daubenmier
Logan Rt. 2
Donald Ogg
Union Furnace
C.L. Dennis
The
Brotherhood of Railway and Airline Clerks
Dennis
Massachusetts
Connecticut
Rhode Island
Truonng Chi Cuong
Edwin Johnston
E. Main St
Ohio Senate
Judiciary Committee
Capital University
Law School
Jane Miller
Frances Miller
William S. Miller
Dean L
Marjorie Krieg
Central Elementary
Tom
Carolyn
Diane
First Presbyterian Church
Johnston
Bowman Products Division
Nationa Distributors
Central
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