Lake Logan Delivers Bragging Bass And Weekend Crowds
Nelsonville native Ed Keating added a 25 inch 8 3/4 pound largemouth to Lake Logan records using a tandem spinner bait. Raceland Kentucky’s Wilbur Smith landed a 24 inch 8 pound bass, Jerry Hutchison reported a 10 pound northern, with other anglers weighing 6 to 7 pounders. About 2 000 people visited over the weekend as Hocking Hills cabins filled and 9 000 visitors came to the area.
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See Higher Social Security Deficits Ahead
The AP reports that both short and long term Social Security deficits will be higher than projected. The four trustees say Old Age and Disability Insurance will pay out more than payroll taxes this year with a deficit near 3 billion dollars and reserves exhausted by 1981. Projected 75 year average deficit rises to about 5.3 percent.
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Thailand to Cut U S Troops by 28 Percent in Move Toward Withdrawal
The United States and Thailand announce a plan to reduce 27 000 troops to 19 500 within two months as the first major step toward ending American presence in Southeast Asia. Talks planned on planes and the fate of refugees held aircraft. Saigon regime releases prisoners and North Vietnam opens talks with Bangkok.
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Logan Clinic set to start within 10 days near Hocking Valley Hospital
Construction of the Logan Clinic, a $270 000 facility on CIC land north of Hocking Valley Community Hospital, will begin within 10 days and should be ready by December. The two level, 6000 square foot building will be leased by the Logan Clinic from the Hocking County Improvement Corporation, funded by a Farmers Home Administration loan. The clinic personnel include Drs Roy Bontrager, Kenneth Turner, Donald Twiggs and George Ralph, currently at 30 S Spring St.
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Kenneth Turner
Donald Twiggs
George Ralph
Hocking Woman's Son Commands Refugee Camp
Col. Thomas G. Cline 49 of Columbus leads the Indochina Refugee Reception Center at Eglin Air Force Base Florida. He holds the Distinguished Flying Cross five Air Medals and a Bronze Star with Vietnam service. Eglin prepares for 350 Southeast Asian refugees at the three base sites with a 12 person tent capacity and 25 bed portable hospital. The camp aims for about 2500 refugees at the largest U.S. air base covering 724 square miles 40 miles east of Pensacola.
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Eglin Air Force Base
Fla
Thomas G. Cline
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Cline
Vietnam
Eglin
U.S
Pensacola
Graduation Exercises Set for June at LHS
Supervising Principal Joe Murtha announced the 1974-75 term schedule with senior activities and a June 1 graduation at the LHS stadium. Events include the Senior Banquet May 23 at Logan Armory and the Junior-Senior Prom May 24 in the Hilltop cafeteria.
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Weather outlook for Hocking Valley this week
Partly cloudy with a 10 percent chance of rain. Lows in the 40s and highs in the 70s forecast for tonight and Tuesday. Temperature was 63 degrees under overcast skies at 11 a.m. today after an overnight low of 43.
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Hocking Valley
Postal Service Eyes Merge of Air Mail and First Class
The Postal Service plans to merge air mail with first class on August 1, aiming to simplify rates. A new schedule may set 13 cents per ounce for domestic letters, removing the separate air mail category. Rate increases could be delayed by the Postal Rate Commission’s review, with earliest potential rate rise around October 1.
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Continental
United States
New York Stocks Mixed After Short Rally
The Dow Jones industrial average fell 3.75 to 844.73 at noon as profit taking followed last week's gains. The New York Stock Exchange showed a slight lead for gainers in moderate trading, with analysts noting another mild setback in the five month rally.
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New York Stock Exchange
Water shutdown on Front Street due to leak
City water department announces a water line leak on Front and Weis Streets will cause a water outage on Front Street for about three hours starting at noon Tuesday. Residences between Gallagher Avenue and South Market Street will be affected.
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