Logan High Band Wins State Superior Rating at Brookhaven
Logan High School concert band earned a superior rating at the state contest held Saturday at Brookhaven High School in Columbus. The Logan Band Boosters organized a welcome caravan and reception, while judges praised mature tone, precise balance, and musical style despite a note on volume. The Nelsonville York band also received a superior rating, with comments on fine musicianship and a connection to composer Mike Leckrone after a misprint was corrected.
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Logan High School
Brookhaven High School
Columbus
Hocking County Sheriff's Department
Logan Band
LHS
Black Horse
Jon Piersol
Bowling Green State University
Ralph Shell
Findlay High School
Joseph Frankie
Bristol High School
Robert Griep
Piersol, Shell and
Griep
Nelsonville-York High School
Mary Jane McKinley
Howard Johnson
West Motel
Johnny Appleseed Park
Mike Leckrone
University of Wisconsin
Miss McKinley
Leckrone
al Horsky
Horsky
Clayton Walter
Steve Walter
Daily News
Reggie Brown
Study calls LEAA failures prompt abolition and reshaping
An independent study critiques the Law Enforcement Assistance Administration as unclear in mission and ineffective in its 4.4 billion crime fight, urging Congress to shut LEAA and redirect funds to general revenue sharing. It singles out the 160 million high impact program across eight cities as wasted and mired in red tape.
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Washington
Federal
Law Enforcement Assistance Administration
Congress
Spiro T. Agnew
Center For National Security Studies
Associated Press
Sarah C. Carey
LEAA
Atlanta
Baltimore
Cleveland
Ohio
Dallas, Tex
Denver, Colo
Newark
N.J
Portland
Ore
St. Louis
Denver
Busy Weekend At Hocking Hills And Lake Logan
Pleasant weekend weather drew crowds to Hocking Hills State Park and Lake Logan. Hocking Hills filled 30 rental cabins and 155 campsites with an estimated 20 000 visitors over two days. Lake Logan saw around 4 000 visitors with many boats and fishermen on Sunday.
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Hocking County
Hocking Hills State Park
Lake Logan
Weather forecast for Hocking Valley tonight and Tuesday
Cloudy conditions with a 40 percent chance of rain. Highs near 70 and lows in the 50s forecast for tonight and Tuesday in the Hocking Valley. Temperature stood at 66 degrees at 11 a.m. today after an overnight low of 45.
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Hocking Valley
Pioneering flier Billie Hanks Miller dies at 96
Billie Hanks Miller, famed early aviator who built a mail order plane now in the Smithsonian, died Saturday at 96 in Black Mountain North Carolina. A Hocking County native born January 24 1880 she helped barnstorm nationwide with her husband Captain Lloyd Edward Miller. Funeral services are set for Wednesday in Black Mountain.
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Billie Hanks Miller
Smithsonian Institution
Highland Farms
Black Mountain
N.C
Hocking County
Alpha Harmon
Alvira McQuaid Gessells
J. B. (Gertrude) Waldron
Jennison Ave
Logan
Ohio
The
Women’s International Association of Aeronautics
Greater Miami Aviation
Miller Funeral Home
Andersonville National Cemetery
Andersonville, Ga
Senate Panel Critiques FBI Break-ins and Surreptitious Entries
A Senate intelligence committee staff report accuses the FBI of hundreds of break-ins or surreptitious entries. The actions targeted individuals and involved photographing or seizing documents and installing bugs amid questions of legality and privacy. The report supports broader recommendations in the committee's final findings.
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Washington
FBI
Senate Intelligence Committee
Justice Department
Bureau
Ku Klux Klan
Socialist Workers Party
J. Edgar Hoover
Ginn Nominated U S Ambassador to Luxembourg
President Ford nominates Rosemary L Ginn Missouri Republican to be ambassador to Luxembourg succeeding Ruth L Farkas. The move continues a postwar pattern of appointing a woman to Luxembourg, following Truman era precedent with Perle Mesta.
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Washington
Ford
Luxembourg
Ruth L. Farkas
Richard M. Nixon
Rosemary L. Ginn
Missouri
Truman
Perle Mesta
McArthur Man Places 3rd In Mushroom Event
In Boyne City Michigan AP reports three Ohio residents won nonresident honors at the National Mushroom Festival. J Brenneman of Elida claimed first with 104 mushrooms in the 1 1 2 hour contest. Dolly Thompson of Williamsport took second and Buck Betts of McArthur placed third. Dana Shaler of Boyne City won the resident category with 146 morels but did not reach the 1970 record of 945.
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Boyne City
Mich
Ohio
J. Brenneman
Elida
Dolly Thompson
Williamsport
Buck Betts
McArthur
Dana Shaler
Postal Service explores electronic mail concepts
The Postal Service weighs urgent message service lettergram and airline ticketing via electronic transmission. Concepts include delivering copies to post offices or business addresses within hours. None are near practice. Mailgram remains the closest tested service.
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Washington
Postal Service
Benjamin Franklin
Direct Mail Marketing Association
Robert R. Jordan
Office of
Western Union
Tremors Rattle Northeast Italy Amid Rescue Criticism
New earth tremors hit northeastern Italy as government critics allege delays in relief and emergency aid. No new deaths, but total toll rises to 815 with about 150,000 homeless in shelters. aftershocks continue as officials consider using liners for housing and tents persist in Osoppo.
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Udine
Italy
Rome
Il Messaggero
Turin
la Stampa
Christian Democrats
Vere
Raffaello
Michelangelo
Osoppo
Sicily
Yugoslavia
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Betty Lehman
Lucille Conrad
Dick Erb
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Becky Reynolds
Mitch Mason
Tony Campbell
Mark Voris
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Palestine Liberation Army
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Arlington National Cemetery
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Martin Luther King Jr
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