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Newspaper

Logan Daily News

Location

Logan, Ohio, United States of America

Date

May 15, 1976

Page

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Campout Ribbon Cutting Opens Ohio Campers Event

City officials and Logan citizens join Ohio State Association leaders for a rib bon cutting ceremony at the Hocking County Fairgrounds officially opening the annual Spring Campout. Logan Mayor Evans S Hand and D Vernon Dyer of Kenton preside as Richard Hall of the Logan Area Chamber of Commerce witnesses the event.

Logan Ohio State Association National Campers & Hikers Association Hocking County Fairgrounds Evans S. Hand D. Vernon Dyer Kenton State Association Richard Hall Logan Area

Ohio Campers and Hikers Gather at Hocking County Fairgrounds

The Ohio State Hikers Association Spring Campout draws 846 camping units to the Hocking County Fairgrounds in Logan for a three day event. Logan police deploy six reservists to direct traffic and parking near Homer Avenue Hunter Street Front and Mulberry Streets as heavy camper flow continues toward the fairgrounds.

Sue Chenoweth Daily News Hocking County Fairgrounds Ohio State Association National Campers & Hikers Association Fairgrounds NCHA Logan Homer Ave Hunter St Front and Mulberry Sts Hunter and Mulberry Sts U.S. 33

Ohio 93 highway land seizure seeks court award

Richard D. Jackson files in Hocking County Common Pleas Court to appropriate 9.39 acres of land owned by Wayne and Margarett Timberlake for Ohio 93N improvements plus channel work. State deposits 5900 for value and damage. Timberlakes seek jury trial. multiple defendants named. five parcels total 9.72 acres. The narrative then shifts to a county fair with campers and NCHA chapters presenting a lively scene of hobo style parking, casual seating, children on a race track, and chapter badges on bright vests.

Richard D. Jackson Ohio Hocking County Logan Federal Savings & Loan Association Farmer & Merchants Bank Quaker State Oil & Refining Co Fairgrounds Main Street U.S.A NCHA

Callaway Accused of Using Influence on Ski Resort Plan

Senate subcommittee chair Floyd Haskell charges Howard Callaway used his Army Secretary status to press expansion of Crested Butte ski resort onto nearby federal land. Callaway denies improper influence while noting discussions with Forest Service and Agriculture officials to speed a final decision.

Callaway Washington (Ap Howard H. Callaway Army Colorado Senate Floyd K. Haskell D-Colo Crested Butte Interior Subcommittee Haskell Forest Service Ford Agriculture Department Pentagon

Mayor's Advisory Council Meets Monday Speaker from Athens

The Mayor's Advisory Council will convene at 7 30 p m Monday in the Logan Federal community room. State Rep Claire Ball of Athens will speak and the public is invited to attend and participate in the session.

Logan Federal Community Room Claire Buzz) Ball Athens Evans Hand, Jr

Weather outlook drizzly in Hocking Valley with rain likely

A light drizzle fell today in the Hocking Valley with more rain expected. Forecast calls for a 90 percent chance tonight, 60 percent Sunday, and temperatures in the 70s highs and 60s lows.

Hocking

Anti American protests loom as Rockefeller arrives in Frankfurt

West Germany braces for demonstrations during Vice President Rockefeller visit to Frankfurt. A dummy time bomb was found near St Pauls Church as Ulrike Meinhof's funeral sparks leftist clashes in West Berlin. Police detained 14 radicals amid rioting concerns.

Frankfurt West Germany Nelson A. Rockefeller Helmut Schmidt Rockefeller St. Paul’s Church Germany St. Paul’s Knut Mueller West Berlin Ulrike Meinhof Happy Kronberg Castle Taunus Mountains Schmidt U.S

Alaska Pipeline Delays From Weld Quality Dispute

An Alyeska audit of 35 600 X rays on 1 700 welds raises questions about weld quality and could slow the 7 billion trans Alaska oil pipeline nearing half completion. The audit covers 4 5 million dollars and reviews 800 miles from Prudhoe Bay to Valdez with a December target. The dispute involves state and federal overseers and eight oil companies building the line.

Anchorage, Alaska Prudhoe Bay Arctic Valdez Gulf of Alaska Alyeska Pipeline Service Co Associated Press

Political War Heats Up In Michigan And Maryland

Reagan pivots to Oklahoma convention as Ford tours Michigan. Carter faces Udall in Michigan and Brown in Maryland with labor backing sought. Eagles dedication to Carter sparks teen response. Brown touts new spirit while Meany noncommittal on labor support. Udall denies Carter charges about strategic matching with Church.

Michigan Reagan Maryland Jimmy Carter Arizona Morris Udall California Edmund G. Brown Brown Baltimore The Eagles Carter Linda Ronstadt Washington Aflcio George Meany Labor Meany Udall Sen Frank Church Church Nebraska Connecticut

Write-In Candidate Declares for Hocking County Engineer

Larry P. Gerstner of Logan Route 2 filed a declaration of intent as a Democratic write-in candidate for county engineer with the Hocking County Election Board. He faces no primary opposition on June 8, but will challenge incumbent Republican George Mara in November. Write-ins must file by 4 p.m. May 19.

Larry P. Gerstner Logan Rt. 2 Hocking County Election Board Gerstner George Mara Warner Ave

Logan School Board Meeting Monday at West Elementary

The Logan School Board will meet in regular session at 7 30 p m Monday at West Elementary School. Agenda includes resignations and hiring of new personnel.

Logan School Board Logan School West Elementary

Lowell Thomas Signs Off After 46 Years on Radio

New York AP Lowell Thomas 84 signs off 11,860th broadcast with a farewell line but insists he is not retiring. He plans a vacation to British Columbia and Alaska and is developing books a public TV series and business ventures. The tribute dinner at the Hotel Pierre honors his donation to the University of Denver estate and the Lowell Thomas Law Center.

New York Lowell Thomas Thomas Pierre Here CBS British Columbia Alaska University of Denver Pawling N.Y

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