06 May 1976
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Newspaper
Logan Daily News
Location
Logan, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 06, 1976
Page
1
Evelyn Little reports a remarkable recovery as Mrs Frances Vorhees of Logan Route 2 regains sight after five years of blindness following an operation. The story notes prior near blindness and describes the dramatic turn.
The Ohio Department of Liquor Control processes two new liquor permit applications in Hocking County for C-1 and C-2 licenses to sell 3.2 beer and beer wine for carry out. William R. White dba Supplies N Stuff, Sugar Grove area, and Floyd Ritz dba Ritz's Carry-Out, Longstreth Lane seek these permits. A transfer of a D-5 permit from Paul Davis dba Tavern, Nelsonville, to Neil Sapienza is also under review.
The Ohio Supreme Court ruled CEI may charge rates held illegal since 1975 until a new higher schedule is approved, reversing a prior decision that required restoration to earlier rates. The ruling allows adjustments while PUCO processes a revised rate plan amid broader decisions on state oversight.
The mercury reached 80 degrees Wednesday in the Hocking Valley with cooler weather ahead. Tonight and Friday expect highs near 60 and lows in the 40s, with rain chances at 80 percent tonight dropping to 20 percent Friday. It was 74 degrees under cloudy skies at 11 a.m. after an overnight low of 60.
Logan Daily News publishes a special color tabloid May 14 to promote the National Campers Hikers Association spring campout in Logan. Over 11 000 copies will include maps of Hocking Valley and campgrounds plus Lake Logan and Hocking Hills State Park images. Local businesses and services benefit. ribbon cutting at noon May 14 by Mayor Evans S Hand Jr signals campvention opening.
A Ohio House committee approved an amended disclosure bill that now covers newspaper and broadcast editors. The 14-2 vote adds six month filing for editors who publish editorials on pending legislation, amid debate over constitutional concerns and potential bias disclosures.
President Ford faces growing doubt about winning on the first ballot as Reagan gains strength. Dole says neither Ford nor Reagan may reach 1,130 votes. Michigan's May 18 primary remains uncertain amid crossover voting concerns and party tensions in Kansas City.
The FBI seized two diamond rings valued over 300000 from Tucson's main post office linked to arrest of reputed Mafia figure Peter Licavoli. Warrant returns cited a 45 carat ring and a 10.94 carat ring. searchs also covered Licavoli's Grace Ranch where he was held on charges of possessing stolen property and interstate transport.
Markets in New York opened with declines as inflation and rate concerns weighed on investor sentiment. The Dow Jones industrial average fell about one point in early trading amid broad selling and cautious outlooks on interest rates.
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