City Council weighs Logan parking meter system changes
Logan officials consider meter efficiency and enforcement after a study by Charles Lee Associates. Rockwell meters in 326 spaces include 221 Duncan units and 105 older dual meters. proposed fixes include new 10 hour meters on Hunter and Second Streets and potential meter-keeper hires.
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Norma Gable
Daily News
Logan
Evans S. Hand Jr
F. Page Backus
John P. Weldon
Charles Lee Associates, Inc
Cincinnati
Rockwell
Weldon
Duncan
James Stewart
Main St
Spring St
Market St
Mulberry St
Hunter and
Second Sts
Ed Dalton
Backus
Streets Committee
Robert Schultz
Masons May Sell Bowen Property in Logan
Trustees of the Logan Masonic Temple won court permission to sell the Bowen property at 95 S Mulberry St Logan. The Bowen will left the property to the lodge and to separate church and commandery trustees with no provision for heirs to claim it. The lodge plans to use proceeds to build a new temple after existing tenants at Chakeres Building limit space.
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Logan Masonic Temple
Hocking County
Mildred McNaghten
Chakeres
Bowen
First Presbyterian Church of
Logan
Masonic Commandery of
Lancaster
ConRail Arrives As Seven Railroads Reorganize The Nation
Washington reports seven weak railroads including Penn Central and Erie Lackawanna merge under government backed ConRail. The new private corporation backed by nearly 2.1 billion dollars will own 17 000 miles with another 3 100 miles under subsidies, employing about 100 000 workers. Legal battles over asset values loom as the plan reshapes rail freight across 17 states.
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ConRail
Northeast
Midwest
United States
U.S. Railway Association
Million Dollar Sheriff's Sale Set in Lancaster
Fairfield Sheriff Dan Berry plans an April 9 sale in the courthouse hall for more than 1 million dollars in Dannie's Trailer Sales property on U S 33 north of Lancaster. Two tracts in Greenfield Township total 49.57 acres with appraisals of 250000 and 800000 tied to Frasure Mortgage Co. and Colonial Insurance Agency Inc. Terms set minimum down payments of 10000 and 5000 respectively.
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Fairfield County
Auditor's Office
Fairfield
Dan Berry
Fairfield Common Pleas Court
Dannie
U.S. 33
Lancaster
Greenfield Twp
Frasure Mortgage Co
Colonial Insurance Agency, Inc
House Ready To Vote On Utility Rate Bill
Ohio House prepares to vote on a major utility rate reform bill after weeks of hearings. The measure governs Public Utilities Commission oversight of gas electricity and telephone rate hikes and faces amendments amid lobbying concerns.
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House
Columbus
Ohio
Vernon F. Cook
Cuyahoga Falls
Senate
Public Utilities Commission
John Timothy McCormack
D-31
Euclid
McCormack
Cook
Hecklers Disrupt Campaign Appearance In Madison
George C. Wallace and Henry M. Jackson faced hecklers in Madison wearing Arthur Bremer masks. Bremer, convicted for the 1972 assassination attempt, was not harmed. President Ford named Rogers Morton to run his campaign, replacing Bo Callaway amid controversy. Ronald Reagan prepared a televised speech from Los Angeles after taping in Hollywood.
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Madison
Wis
George C. Wallace
Arthur Bremer
Washington
Henry M. Jackson
Wallace
Jackson
Bremer
Ford
Rogers C.B. Morton
White House
California
Ronald Reagan
Los Angeles
Morton
Republican National
Commerce
Howard H
Bo’ Callaway
Callaway
Colorado
Reagan
Hollywood
Installment Plan For Taxes Pushed In Ohio
Republican Rep. Joseph P. Tulley proposes a 10 year installment plan to ease tax bill hikes seen after reappraisal. The plan defers inflation driven increases first year fully, then two thirds second year, then one third third year, with full payment in year four. Taxpayers would pay deferred amounts over a 10 year period. Tulley argues the approach is honest and reduces impact while keeping tax equalization aims intact.
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Columbus
Ohio
House
Senate
Joseph P. Tulley
Tulley
Teamsters Talks Reach Impasse in Wage Wage Dispute
Arlington Heights IL AP labor officials report Teamsters and trucking industry negotiators far apart on money issues as a midnight nationwide strike deadline nears. Key point centers on wage gains, weekly benefits, and cost of living allowances amid talks with TEI and federal mediators.
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Arlington Heights
Ill
Teamsters
W.J. Usery Jr
Usery
James Scearce
Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service
Washington
Trucking Employers, Inc
TEI
Hocking Valley Weather Sees 80 Then 45 After Storm
The mercury topped 80 on Tuesday in the Hocking Valley, then fell to an early morning low of 45. Drizzly skies persist at 11 a.m. Forecast calls for cooler temperatures with highs in the 50s and lows near 40 and a 70 percent chance of rain tonight and Thursday.
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Hocking Valley
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