Logan's Marti Cupp Chosen As District DeMolay Sweetheart
Marti Cupp, 16, of 723 Adams St., Logan, was crowned 20th District DeMolay Sweetheart after Saturday night contests in Circleville. First runner up was Theresa Cushings of Circleville. contenders included Pam Long of Lancaster and Sue Bevins of Chillicothe. Marti sang You've Got a Friend with Susan Van Sickle on piano. She becomes eligible for the Ohio DeMolay Sweetheart competition at the Akron conclave in August.
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Logan
Marti Cupp
Adams St
Circleville
Theresa Cushings
Pam Long
Lancaster
Sue Bevins
Chillicothe
Marti
Susan van Sickle
Ohio
Akron
Logan High School
Trinity United Methodist Church
Cupp
Logan Order of Rainbow
Brown and Barnes Vie for GOP Post in Ohio
Former Lt. Gov. John W. Brown and Hamilton County Republican Chairman Earl T. Barnes emerged as leading contenders for the Ohio Republican Party chairmanship. Robert J. Huffman withdrew on the eve of the meeting to choose a new chair to succeed Kent B. McGough. The session faced debate over whether the election should be open to newsmen and the public.
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Columbus, Ohio
John W. Brown
Hamilton County
Earl T. Barnes
Ohio
Republican Party
Robert J. Huffman
Miami County
GOP
Kent B. McGough
McGough
Cuyahoga County
Robert Hughes
Barnes
Pot Smokers’ Attitudes Studied by UCSD Team
Researchers led by Dr. David Janowski at the University of California San Diego report that marijuana smokers may appear phony in warmth empathy and genuineness during 25 minute therapy simulations. The study, presented at the American Psychiatric Association meeting, notes some subjects became more communicative with marijuana but reasons remain unclear.
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Toronto
David Janowski
University of California At San Diego
Janowski
American Psychiatric Association
Ohio House set to take up state budget bill with Dems expected to prevail
A two year budget plan heads to the House floor in Columbus with Democrats’ majority forecast to pass. GOP amendments challenge higher education and welfare cuts while cap improvements and Title XX funding proposals remain under debate.
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Columbus
Ohio
House
Myrl H. Shoemaker
Bourneville
Shoemaker
GOP
James A. Rhodes
Rhodes
Vernal G. Riffe Jr
C-89
New Boston
Harry Meshel
Youngstown
Senate
Welfare Department
Vandalism Probe Deepens at Emanuel Lutheran Church
Hocking County Sheriff confirms two suspects in vandalism at Emanuel Lutheran Church on Hide-A-Way Hills Rd. A blue-green car was cleared after being in the area. three passengers were unrelated. Five stained glass windows and a chandelier damaged. Bibles and hymnals scattered in the sanctuary.
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Hocking County
Foggy Hocking Valley Newsweek Weather Update
Dense fog covered the Hocking Valley early today with a overnight low of 50 degrees. At 11 am the temperature was 70, below Monday’s 79 high. A 70 percent chance of rain tonight and 80 percent Wednesday is forecast with highs in the 70s and lows in the 50s.
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Hocking Valley
Logan Civil Service Commission Meeting Planned
Logan Civil Service Commission will meet at 7 30 p m Wednesday in City Council chambers to discuss agenda items and potential personnel actions.
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Logan Civil Service Commission
Two Prisoners Recaptured After Escape From Hocking County Jail
Two inmates Michael Hoyd and James Mowery escaped from the Hocking County jail after forcing a dorm door. They were located in the Haydenville area about 6:40 p.m. and later, aided by about 20 officers. Hoyd faced aggravated burglary and grand theft charges. Mowery had a 30 day sentence for driving without a license.
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Hocking County
Michael E. Hoyd
Haydenville
James L. Mowery
West St
Paul
Hap) Thrush
James Thompson
The
Logan
State Highway Patrol
Hoyd
Hocking
Douglas Hoyd
Zanesville Ave
Mowery
Thrush
NFL Draft Opens With Bell top pick for Buccaneers
In New York the Tampa Bay Buccaneers choose Ricky Bell as the No 1 selection. Seattle trades to Dallas who selects Heisman winner Tony Dorsett. Cincinnati picks Eddie Edwards from Miami.
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NEW York
Tampa Bay Buccaneers
Ricky Bell
Southern California
Seattle Seahawks
Dallas
Cowboys
Tony Dorsett
University of Pittsburgh
Cincinnati Bengals
Buffalo
Sherman White
Eddie Edwards
University of Miami
Congress Opens Hearings On Carter Energy Proposals
Congress begins first hearing on President Carter energy plan with Senate leaders and White House adviser James R. Schlesinger as witness. Debates over power of a new energy secretary and proposed price regulation highlight early stages of the energy policy debate.
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Congress
Carter
Washington
White House
James R. Schlesinger
Senate Energy and Natural Resources Committee
Senate
Henry M. Jackson
D-Wash
Government Operations Committee
Schlesinger
Department of Energy
House
Minister Faces Board Over Plea After Vice Raid
The Rev. Robert Bast of Garfield Park Reformed Church on 30 days leave as elders weighing his resignation amid a prostitution bust on Division Street Grand Rapids. Bast pleaded innocent to soliciting a prostitute, a misdemeanor with up to 90 days in jail and a $100 fine.
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Grand Rapids, Mich
Robert Bast
Garfield Park Reformed Church
Grand Rapids
Division
Bast
Paul Fox
Netherlands
John Calvin
Harrison Visscher
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Meshel
Haydenville Area
Boston
North Atlantic
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U.S
United States
Department of Natural Resources Division of Wildlife
Belfast
Northern Ireland
Irish Republican Army
Chicago
Abraham Ribicoff
Dconn
Energy Regulatory Board
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