Driver Dodges Deer Misses Hit Then Burns Car
A Columbus man, George C. Ratliff, 26, swerved to miss a deer on Ohio 56 near Thomas Rd at 2:45 a.m. and crashed into a utility pole, his car bursting into flames. Ratliff suffered a severe head gash and was treated at Hocking Valley Community Hospital. cited for excessive speed. Other motorists cited include Harold W. Giffin, 23, for drunken driving and expired license after a one-car accident on Ohio 93. Marvin D. Hart, 25, for reckless operation on Ohio 66A. and Peter K. McDaniel, 22, for failure to maintain safe distance after a three-car collision on W Main St. in Logan.
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Columbus
Ohio
Thomas Rd
Hocking
EMS
Hocking Valley Community Hospital
Harold W. Giffin
Logan Rt. 3
Sheriff's Department
Ohio 93
Logan
Giffin
Old Bremen Rd
Marvin D. Hart
Laurelville Rt. 2
Star Rt. Rd
Peter K. McDaniel
W. Main St
McDaniel
Mayor's Court
Farm income seen dipping to five year low in 1977
Washington AP reports USDA projections for 1977 net farm income between 21.3 and 22.3 billion dollars, the lowest since 1972, with 1976 at 23.3 billion. The May Agricultural Outlook notes weather and price trends, with costs rising about six percent and potential upside if harvests fall or weather worsens.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
USDA
Economic Research Service
Carter signs 20 billion jobs bill to boost unemployment aid
President Carter and Congress push a 20.1 billion package to spur public works and public service jobs. The measure aims to create over 1.1 million jobs, chiefly for construction workers and youths, with funds to be spent over 18 months and broad revenue sharing for states and localities.
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Washington
Carter
Congress
Europe
White House
Rose Garden
Ford
Commerce Department
Economic Development Administration
Carter-Ford Public Works
Travel agents gain Cuba group tour authority and hotel bookings
The Treasury Department announced travel agents can arrange group hotel reservations in Cuba and pay Cuban entities directly. They may also charter aircraft or ships to Cuba with Cuban government approval, expanding U S tourist access.
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Washington
Cuba
Caribbean
Treasury Department
Wild Boars Loose From Hocking Valley Preserve
Owner Keith Fox reports several wild boars escaped from the Hocking Valley Hunting Preserve on Cedar Falls Road after a gate was left open. He and sheriff deputies planned a Saturday search and offered a reward, asking anyone sighting a boar to call Fox or the sheriff at 385 6473.
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Hocking Valley
Cedar Falls Rd
Keith Fox
Fox
Hocking
Bus Fares To Increase Next Week
Federal boards moved to raise bus fares while airline prices are held steady. The Interstate Commerce Commission signaled a 5 percent hike for bus operators, with increases possibly taking effect Tuesday. The Civil Aeronautics Board suspended a 2 percent rise sought by several airlines, delaying any change until later.
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Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
Civil Aeronautics Board
Wildcat strikes cut 20 percent of US coal use, AEP says
An AEP spokesman cited by Nick Roomy of Appalachian Power reports wildcat actions have cost about seven million tons of coal nationally, with 631000 lost man days and 38 million in wages. The president of UMW warned of possible nationwide action as contract talks loom.
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Charleston
W. Va
American Electric Power System
AEP
Nick Roomy
Appalachian Power Co
American Electric
John Amos
Morris Feibush
Bituminous Coal Operators Association
Feibush
Carter
United Mine Workers International
UMW
International Executive Board
Arnold Miller
West Virginia
Ohio
Illinois
Virginia
Pennsylvania
Dan Fields
West Virginia Coal Association
Bureau of Mines of the
U.S. Interior Department
Dentist To Open Office In Logan
D. Scott Greenwood, D.D.S., will open a general dentistry office at 30 S. Spring St. Logan on May 23 with appointments starting May 17. He moved from Columbus after training at Heidelberg College OSU and a career in biochemistry and medical research. Gail Smith will be his assistant. contact 385-8061.
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D. Scott Greenwood
Logan
S. Spring St
Greenwood
Marion
Heidelberg College
Tiffin
Warren-Teed Co
College of Medicine
Ohio State University
Osu’s
College of Dentistry
Dan Alder
Alder
OSU Dentistry College
Theresa
OSU
Columbus
Gail Smith
Enterprise
Four Logan Girls Missing From Home and School
Four Logan girls aged 14 to 16 are reported missing from home and school with two last seen May 3 and two on May 5. The Hocking County Juvenile Court and law enforcement urge the public to aid in locating Rhonda Dickson Theresa McNeal Sherry Bourne and Beverly Croucher.
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Logan
Hocking County Juvenile Court
Juvenile Court
Rhonda L. Dickson
Hocking County
Juvenile Court of
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