Fire Department Renovation Proposals Seen by City Council
City Council received recommendations for reshaping the fire department quarters including removing a jail, chimney work, improved lighting, relocated sleeping areas, and moving the chief’s office. Some ideas face legal and practical questions from the police and sheriff offices.
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Robert Courter
Water Department
City Service
Roy Loomis
Loomis
Council
Roy Kelch
Sheriff's Department
Kelch
Don Robers
Ellinger
Old Cemetery
N. Market St
Ed Johnston
Merril B. Haney
Haney
Turkish Quake Leaves 58 Dead
An earthquake in Burdur and nearby villages in southern Turkey killed at least 58 people and injured hundreds. Burdur's governor Esref Ayhan reported 18 deaths in Burdur and 20 in two nearby villages as 70 percent of Burdur's buildings were ruined.
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Ankara
Turkey
Burdur
Esref Ayhan
Ayhan
Instanbul
Kandilli
Los Angeles
Sellahattin Baburoglu
Interior
Gediz
Aegean
Black Sea
Suburban loan aid hindered by conservative banking filters
The Federal Home Loan Bank Board says savings and loan conservatism blocks subsidized home loans for thousands of moderate income Americans. Since the subsidy program began, lenders report many applicants are being denied or lack program information.
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Washington
Federal Home Loan Bank Board
Unions Seek Delay as Rail Strike Looms
The 13,000 member signalmen union vows to keep government mediated talks today to avert a nationwide rail shutdown planned for next week. AFL-CIO official C. J. Chamberlain opened yesterday’s discussions.
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Washington
Signalmen’s Union
C. J. Chamberlain
Afl-Cio Broth
Seek Assistant Principal For Junior And Senior Highs
Logan City Schools Superintendent George M. Saribalas reports the district will hire an assistant principal for the junior and senior highs. The new post follows North Central Association accreditation concerns at Logan High School. Required: at least a master's and a state high school principal certificate. Applications due via the superintendent's office or by calling 385-2526. A school board and district representatives meet tonight at 8 in Saribalas’ office to discuss negotiations and personnel policies.
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George M. Saribalas
Logan City Schools
Saribalas
North Central Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools
Logan High School
North St
Logan School Board
Logan Education Association
Sarbalas
Cleveland Bankruptcy Near as City Faces Shortfall
The Plain Dealer reports Cleveland may exhaust funds around the time a successor to Mayor Carl B. Stokes is elected if current spending continues. An expected $10 million income shortfall relative to Finance Director Philip Dearborn’s estimates accompanies a downbeat set of economic indicators and a predicted steel strike.
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Cleveland, Ohio
the Plain Dealer
Cleveland
Carl B. Stokes
Philip M. Dearborn
Money Men Blame U S For European Monetary Crisis
European financiers blame the United States for Europe s monetary crisis citing dollar sickness and rising isolationism in America. They warn of worse to come unless Washington restores balance of payments, with an Austrian paper noting currency systems must balance internationally or the U S must fix its payments.
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London
United States
Europe
America
Washington
Weather Outlook for Hocking Valley Thursday
Partly cloudy and cool conditions expected with highs in the 50s. Today at 11 a.m. it was 65 degrees and raining after an overnight low of 58. Tuesday's high reached 74 degrees.
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Hocking Valley
New Death Penalty Challenge Filed In U S Supreme Court
NAACP Legal Defense and Educational Fund asks the Supreme Court to block executions by adding new constitutional challenges to capital punishment. The brief cites perilous timing as stays dissolve and many death-row inmates lack counsel.
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U.S. Supreme Court
Barry Schweid
Washington
Naacp Legal Defense and Educational Fund
Supreme Court
United States
Marie Hill
Rocky Mount
N.C
Alabama
California
Colorado
Nevada
New Jersey
North Carolina
Virginia
William A. Ralph
Ralph
Kensington
Maryland
U.S. Court of Appeals
Richmond
Dr. Bullock Honored At Medical Meet
Premier W. Ross Thatcher of Saskatchewan spoke at the Ohio State Medical Association convention in Columbus. Thatcher highlighted activities and marked a significant political shift after ending a 20 year Socialist Party regime in the province.
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Columbus
Ohio
W. Ross Thatcher
Saskatchewan
Ohio State Medical Association
Thatcher
Doctor Bullock honored for public health service at OSMA
Dr. Richard kb. Bullock former general practitioner at McArthur and ex member of Hocking Valley Community Hospital staff received a Distinguished Service citation at the Ohio State Medical Association convention. He is now affiliated with Virginia Polytechnic Institute Blacksburg Va.
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Richard Kb. Bullock
McArthur
Hocking Valley Community Hospital
Ohio State Medical Association
Vinton County
Bullock
Virginia Polytechnic Institute
Blacksburg
Premier Thatcher to Speak on Socialism in Medicine
The medical convention runs through Friday. Thursday night delegates are expected to vote on two abortion resolutions, each taking opposing positions on the controversial issue. Thatcher, a Queen's University graduate, won a seat in Canada’s Parliament at 28 in 1945.
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Queen's University
Kingston
Ontario
Thatcher
Canada
Non-Controversial Bills Up For Vote
In Columbus the 109th General Assembly schedules votes on non controversial items as a budget bill lull persists. The Senate considers a bill tightening explosive sales and use with strict permit and affidavit requirements and penalties. The House votes on health insurance for hospital workers and recreation area designations. The Senate also passes a water resources financing bill joining local governments for sewage treatment projects.
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Columbus
Ohio
109Th General Assembly
Senate
Paul Matia
R-25
Lakewood
Blue Cross
House
Kirwan Reservoir
Youngstown
Kirwan State Park
John Gilligan
Ways and Means
Gillian
Charles Kurfess
Perrysburg
Ralph Regula
Navarre
Mills sells Southeastern Ohio Newspapers stake to Harbert
B. B. Mills announces sale of controlling interest in Southeastern Ohio Newspapers Inc to Wendell D. Harbert. Harbert, former Cape Cod Standard Times business manager, hails from Bloomington Illinois and is Illinois journalism graduate. The company publishes the Sentinel in Wellston and Jackson and the Democrat Inquirer in McArthur.
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Wellston, Ohio
Southeastern Ohio Newspapers Inc
B. B. Mills
Wendell D. Harbert
Hyannis
Mass
The
Sentinel
Wellston and
Jackson
Democrat Inquirer
McArthur
Harbert
Cape Cod Standard Times
Bloomington
University of Illinois School of Journalism
Diploma Mill At Columbus Draws Fire
Franklin County Common Pleas Court was asked by Atty. Gen. William J. Brown to stop the Ohio Christian College of Columbus from offering degrees accusing it of being a diploma mill. The suit, requested by Frank Albanese, names the college and four administrators. The FTC ruled the college misrepresented accreditation and the value of its degrees and credits.
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Columbus
Ohio
Franklin County Common Pleas Court
William J. Brown
Ohio Christian College of Columbus
Brown
Frank Albanese
State Board of School and College Registration
Alvin ©. Langdon
Jerry Weiner
Leeta O. Langdon
Gene Thompson
Federal Trade Commission
13 AA Guns Destroyed At Mu Gia Pass
U S Air Force F4 Phantoms destroyed 13 antiaircraft guns around Mu Gia pass in North Vietnam in two waves. The strikes targeted sites 75 miles north of the DMZ and two miles inside North Vietnam from Laos, with no aircraft losses. The action followed a North Vietnamese MIG21 attack on a U S observation plane over Laos.
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Plain of Jars
Laos
Charles Johnson
Demilitarized Zone
North Vietnam
U.S
Nixon Aides Seek One Year Delay in Wage Increase
Secretary of Labor James D. Hodgson told a House subcommittee the administration backs raising the federal minimum wage from 1.60 to 1.80 next January but cannot support the second step to 2.00 a year later. He urged delaying the second increase to 1974, saying a 25 percent rise in 12 months could harm employment and inflation.
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Washington
Nixon
Congress
James D. Hodgson
House Labor Subcommittee
Market climbs mildly as Dow gains at noon
The New York stock market edged higher in moderate trading. The noon Dow Jones average rose 0.71 points to 937.96, indicating continued cautious buying amid steady activity.
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New York
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