Federal Fund Freeze Threatens Ohio Budget Plans
Ohio faces a potential setback to its $9.7 billion two year budget as Nixon administration cuts threaten federal funds for state programs. House Finance Chair Myrl Shoemaker says figures are uncertain and adjustments may be needed later in the Senate.
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Columbus
Ohio
House Finance
Myrl Shoemaker
Bourneville
Senate
Shoemaker
House
A. G. Lancione
D-Bellaire
Donald E. “Buz” Lukens
Middletown
Lorain
Elyria
Ronald M. Mottl
Parma
Nixon
State Department of Finance
Finance Committee
National World In Brief Highlights and Elections
AP dispatches cover Nixon death penalty proposal moving to Congress and Sen Rob Michel becoming House GOP Campaign Committee chairman. Louisiana's Hale Boggs wins in 2nd District after brother's death. Senate approves extended inflation measures. Arness accepts Man of the Year award. Viet Cong announce prisoner releases. dollar weakens. F111 crash in Arizona kills at least two officers.
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Washington
Nixon
Congress
Robert H. Michel
Ill
House
Republican Campaign Committee
GOP
Michel
Clarence J. Brown
Ohio
New Orleans
Hale Boggs
Louisiana
Hollywood
James Arness
Matt Dillon
Broadcasting
Arness
Carol Burnett
Hollywood Radio and Television Society
Demolition planned for Old James Building Logan OH
Hocking County commissioners expect to open bids Thursday for the demolition of the Old James Building next to the courthouse. Built 1860 61 by C W James it stood as one of Logan s oldest structures with historical ties to the Hocking Sentinel and Logan Daily News lineage.
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Hocking
James
Logan
C. W. James
Logan Daily News
Hocking Sentinel
The
Daily News
C. W. James & Co
Sentinel
Main St
Whitman
Ft. Sumter
Charles Bowen
First National Bank
Bank
Prices Rise At Korean War Era Rate
Washington AP reports February consumer prices rose at the fastest pace since the Korean War. The CPI advanced eight tenths on a seasonally adjusted basis led by a 2.2 percent rise in food and a 2.4 percent grocery surge. Meats poultry and fish climbed five percent. Non food goods and services also rose. On an unadjusted basis prices increased seven tenths with food up 1.9 percent.
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Washington
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Nixon
Meeting on Sanitary Regulations at Logan Health Center
Sanitarian Donald A. Robers announced a 7 p.m. meeting at the Logan Hocking County Health Center inviting area sewage system installers builders developers and real estate brokers. Topics include past system problems current regulations state proposals future inspections new products and subdivision changes. License applications for 1973 should be submitted prior to the meeting.
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Sanitarian
Donald A. Robers
Logan - Hocking County Health Center
Ohio Department of Health
Environmental Protection Agency
Robers
Deaths linked to hexachlorophene use in U S
Federal records associate 15 U S deaths with external hexachlorophene use in cleansing agents mainly pHisoHex. FDA banned nonprescription products in 1972, noting French infant deaths and brain lesions linked to bathing with HCP. Officials emphasize not labeling the U S deaths as caused by HCP.
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Steven A. Cohen
Associated Press
Washington
United States
Food and Drug Administration
U.S
FDA
Winthrop Laboratories
Sterling Drug, Inc
Monroe Trout
Sterling
University of Washington
Rare Albino Black Bird Spotted Near Duffeys Home
Mr and Mrs Lesley Duffey of Union Furnace Road observed a rare albino black bird in a nearby cornfield Tuesday evening. The bird appeared with a flock of thousands of black birds and perched briefly in the Duffeys’ tree, described as the rarest among the many species they have seen. They had kept corn for cardinals throughout the winter, noting 14 pairs of cardinals at one point.
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Lesley Duffey
Union Furnace Rd
Duffeys
Strikes Continue At Two Logan Plants
Strikes persisted at two Logan plants with no talks resuming. At MPP plant the walkout began March 1 and at Carbo Rundum plant it started Sunday after contracts expired. Negotiations had stalled and workers remained off the job.
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Logan
MPP
Weather Turns Warmer in Hocking Valley Forecast
Sunny skies and a gradual rise to near 50 degrees are forecast for Thursday in the Hocking Valley. This morning at 11 oclock the temperature was 36 after a 27 degree low overnight. Tuesday reached a high of 43.
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Hocking Valley
Inmates End Rebellion At West Virginia Pen
West Virginia penitentiary hostages released after a 24 hour uprising. Governor Arch Moore said one inmate died Willy Hale of Charleston and five guards were held but unharmed by most. Demands totaled 10 with two non negotiable: no immunity from prosecution and unrestricted cash. National Guardsmen and troopers surrounded the prison.
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Moundsville
W. Va
West Virginia
Arch A. Moore Jr
Moore
Willy Hale
Charleston
Hale
Lloyd Miller
Larry O'Neill
Billy Richard Thomas
Basil Raley
Alfred Fernandez
Congress Studies Broad Oil Industry Rules Amid Shortages
Congress weighs giving the President power to allocate petroleum products among distributors and ration to consumers amid fears of shortages. The Eagleton plan would create an emergency board to allocate oil on a nationwide basis, facing opposition from major oil firms and proponents of market pricing.
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Washington
Congress
Nixon
United States
Senate
House Banking Committee
Thomas F. Eagleton
D-Mo
Eagleton
John Tower
R-Tex
Tower
Landmark Decision Is Reversed
The U S Supreme Court upheld local property tax financing for public schools in a 5 4 ruling reversing a federal court finding that Texas school finance violated the 14th Amendment. The decision urges reform from lawmakers while not endorsing the status quo.
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Washington
Supreme Court Today
Finas
Texas
Hawaii
Lewis F. Powell Jr
Powell
Columbus
Ohio
Ohio Education Association
U.S. Supreme Court
OEA
High Court
John Hall
U.S. District Court
Carl Rubin
DEA
Hall
Congress
Senior Citizens Housing Project Contract Delayed
A Tuesday contract signing for the Logan Metropolitan Housing Authority senior citizens complex has been postponed one to two weeks. Project director Gerald Sinnott said HUD paperwork from Columbus to Chicago and Washington, D.C., offices arrived late. about 180 applications have been filed for 71 units.
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Logan Metropolitan Housing Authority
Gerald Sinnott
Columbus Hud
Chicago
Washington, D.C
Sinnott
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