14 May 1973
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Newspaper
Logan Daily News
Location
Logan, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 14, 1973
Page
1
Vienna AP says East West talks on reducing central European armed forces opened with a nine minute meeting. Delegates plan more talks Tuesday as Russia calls the talks highly important and significant signaling cautious progress toward broader troop reductions.
The New York market fell in moderate trading as dollar weakness in Europe and a rise in the Federal Reserve discount rate weighed on stocks and gold surged. The noon Dow Jones industrial average stood at 914.66, down 13.32 from the session high and near the year's low of 921.
About 2,600 riders completed a 210 mile round trip to Portsmouth as the 12th annual Scioto River Valley tour staged by the Columbus chapter of the American Youth Hostel Association. A 59 year old Columbus man died of a heart attack during the ride and was taken by Ohio National Guard helicopter to Chillicothe Hospital where he was pronounced dead on arrival.
A 17 year old Grove City youth Ronald George was found dead in his locked car along Big Pine Road on the Joseph Link farm near South Bloomingville after noon Saturday. Autopsy at University Hospital Columbus to determine cause. no foul play suspected. Body taken to Schoedinger North Chapel Grove City.
A Canadian television telecast Sunday night aired an abortion in full, showing the woman speaking with the doctor during the entire five minute procedure. The program prompted widespread discussion about medical ethics and media exposure.
Washington officials report the Watergate investigation will begin public hearings as Cabinet member Earl L. Butz labels the probe a political inquisition. Senator Sam J. Ervin Jr. calls the charge absurd as new disclosures emerge about Gray and Dean amid ongoing scandal coverage.
The International Commission of Control and Supervision votes to probe Viet Cong claims of U S bombing in South Vietnam. U S denials clash with Viet Cong reports of 50 000 N Vietnamese troops entering the South with 400 tanks and 300 artillery pieces. A field HQ in Ben Cat is damaged by 105mm shells with no casualties.
The Supreme Court, in an 8 to 1 decision, struck down regulations denying equal dependent benefits to women. Air Force Lt. Sharon A. Frontiero sued for housing and medical allowances for her husband that are automatic for wives of male service members.
The Nelsonville Tuberculosis Center will become a 28 county Southeastern Ohio Children’s Mental Health Center starting September. An in house retraining program begins in July for current staff, with remodeling by June 1974 costing up to 1 million dollars. About 48 in patient children and 50 to 75 day care enrollees are planned, plus unlimited outpatient cases.
U S intelligence studies indicate Moscow and Beijing may be restraining North Vietnam from a large South Vietnam victory. Reports cite Viet Cong leaders and Le Duan urging subversion while western powers press Moscow and Peking to curb Hanoi amid Brezhnev’s visit and ongoing talks.
American diplomat David K. E. Bruce crossed from Hong Kong into China en route to Peking as the United States’ first liaison mission head to Communist China. He said the post was intriguing and did not foresee Watergate or the Vietnam cease fire affecting his duties.
Raymond Earl Winner five year old son of Mr and Mrs Raymond Charles Winner of Logan Route 4 died at 530 PM Sunday at Hocking Valley Community Hospital from leukemia. Funeral 2 PM Wednesday at Mader Funeral Home Circleville Rev Ira Burnworth officiating burial Forest Cemetery Circleville friends may call after 7 tonight.
The Hocking Valley expects cloudy skies with a chance of showers. Lows in the 40s and highs near 60. It was 61 degrees at 11 am after an overnight low of 46.
Skylab 1 launches toward orbit as three astronauts Charles Conrad Jr Joseph Kerwin and Paul Weitz await a Tuesday rendezvous with the 85 ton laboratory. The mission aims for a 28 day first stay with nine total astronauts planned for later 56 day flights.
Five Wooster youths pleaded not guilty in Hocking County Court to possession of an hallucinogen and camping in a non designated area near Old Man's Cave. Bond set at 500 each. A sixth youth was charged only with camping. Another, Bennett Mitchell of Athens, pled guilty and awaits sentencing May 19.
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