Logan-Holl Funds Beautify U.S. 33 Interchange Project
The Logan-Holl Foundation grants 1361 for trees and shrubs to beautify the U.S. 33 Ohio 93S interchange area. Plantings include white dogwoods, forsythia, Norway spruce, blue spruce, white pine, sweet gum and flowering crabapple. Labor is via a Hocking Soil & Water Conservation District work program.
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Logan-Holl Foundation
U.S
U.S. 33
Ohio 93S
Logan’s
Hocking Soil & Water Conservation District
Don Russell
Mohican Ave
Logan-Hall Foundation
Russell
Hocking Brick Co
Claude Chrisman
Harley Meyer
Mingo Terrace
Hocking County Common Pleas Court
Hubert Lappen
Not Ruling Out Cuba Invasion by U S Kissinger Says
Secretary of State Kissinger refused to spell out U S action if Cuba sends troops to Africa. He stressed the United States is serious and has warned Cuba, noting no official can declare all possible responses now. A separate report lists a fatal shooting and local court case in Ohio.
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Dallas
Henry Kissinger
U.S
Cuba
Caribbean
Africa
Kissinger
United States
Angola
Ford
Fred Malone
Carl Penrod
Hocking County Historical Society
Council
Springlike Weather Returns to Hocking Valley
Springlike conditions returned with a sunny 62 degree high at 11 a.m. after an overnight low of 35. Tuesday reached 59 with forecast calling for cloudy cooler skies Thursday in the 60s and 40s. Tonight faces a 70 percent chance of showers and thundershowers.
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Hocking Valley
Reagan Wins North Carolina Primary Over Ford in 1976 Tempo
Ronald Reagan defied expectations by winning the North Carolina Republican primary over Richard Ford, boosting his bid and signaling donor confidence. Jimmy Carter maintained the pace with a fifth win in six early contests, while Wallace underperformed. Udall and Jackson trailed in the Democratic tally.
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Associated Press
Ronald Reagan
Ford
Reagan
North Carolina
Jimmy Carter
George Wallace
South
Comfort Station renovation eyed as cultural center use
Area artists and the U S Bicentennial Committee of Hocking County urge renovating the Ladies Comfort Station into a cultural center and art gallery to host three week shows and a cultural awareness series. The plan includes a tourist information office and Bicentennial office with volunteer labor and potential grants.
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Kenley Freeman
Hocking County
Backus OKs Tap-ins for Senior Citizens Complex in Logan
Logan City Council backs water and sewer tap-ins for Realty Development Co. project in West End after 6-1 vote granting Service Director Page Backus authority to approve if water supply allows. Opposed by Councilman James Stewart amid area resident protests and petitions.
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Logan Swimming Pool
F. Page Backus
City Service
Daily News
Norma Gable
Page Backus
Realty Development Co
Newark
West End
Logan
James Stewart
Church St.-Elm St
Eulalia Ave
Council
Water and Sewer Committee
OEA Lifts Sanctions on Logan Schools in Ohio
The Ohio Education Association has removed professional sanctions on the Logan School District after the Logan School Board and Logan Education Association reached a March 15 agreement on an arcan negotiations package. The action follows a September 1971 dispute and comes on a recommendation from OEA’s Professional Rights and Responsibilities Commission led by Dwayne W. Hoffman.
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Ohio Education Association
OEA
Logan
Hocking County
Professional Rights and Responsibilities Commission
Dwayne W. Hoffman
Logan Education Association
LEA
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Oklahoma
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