Tornado Hits Atlanta Gov Busbee Mansion with Casualties
A tornado swept across northwest Atlanta early today killing three and injuring scores as it damaged homes and the governor’s mansion. Gov. George Busbee reported his mansion heavily damaged but unharmed. emergency crews evacuated damaged buildings and searched for more victims amid widespread disruption and a rush hour toll.
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Laurelville Native Swackhamer Nominated for Hall of Fame
Laurelville’s Nolan Swackhammer known as Swackie is selected as a 1974 Naismith Hall of Fame nominee for meritorious service to high school athletics. The Ohio board announced his nomination during the Ohio high school state tournament weekend at Ohio State.
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Congressional Leaders Meet as Middle East Talks Fail
President Ford convenes congressional leaders after Kissinger outlines a bleak Middle East outlook. Kissinger, back from a 16 day peace mission, reports no breakthrough as Israel and Egypt fail to agree on an Israeli surrender terms.
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Middle East tensions rise as Kissinger mission fails
Israeli troops patrol borders amid renewed tensions after Henry Kissinger's peace mission collapses. Egypt and Israel signal willingness for Geneva talks while Kissinger faces disillusionment. Geneva conference likely in May with United States and Soviet Union as cochairmen.
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Hocking Valley Sees Rain Overnight and Cool Outlook
Overnight rainfall in the Hocking Valley totaled about half an inch with a low of 53 degrees. By 11 a.m. today the temperature reached 64 degrees under cloudy skies. Forecast calls for cloudy and colder weather with highs in the 50s and lows in the 30s tonight and Tuesday.
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Logan Band Superior In District XV Contests
Logan High School concert band earned superior ratings from all four judges at District XV in Hastings Junior High School, Upper Arlington. The ensemble excelled in tone quality, control, blend, intonation, and musical expression with Invercargill and A Jubilant Overture as selected numbers, and Music for Winds and Percussion as the required piece.
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Lake-Moor Treatment Plant To Be Discussed At Meeting
A public meeting at 10 a.m. Tuesday in the Old Man's Cave lodge will discuss the proposed Lake-Moor Subdivision sewage treatment plant on Blosser Rd. OEPA, DN R, developer Harold Drummond, Hocking County Commissioners, and others will present facts and hear objections from residents and sportsman groups.
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North Viets Take 2 Provincial Capitals
North Vietnamese forces with tanks and artillery overran Quang Ngai and Tam Ky, isolating Hue by land and leaving Da Nang as the only major coastal strongpoint. The offensive has created nearly one million refugees. In Cambodia, U.S. airlift resumed after a two day pause due to Phnom Penh airport shelling.
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