Ford Carter Brown Register Primary Victories
Ford wins Michigan and Maryland while Reagan leads GOP delegates. Carter tops Maryland and Michigan votes. Brown defeats Carter in Maryland encouraging continued campaigns as delegates and regional contests shape the nominating race.
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Ford
Carter
Brown
Walter R. Mears
Ronald Reagan
California
Michigan
Maryland
Reagan
Jimmy Carter
White House
Edmund G. Brown Jr
Morris K. Udall
Arizona
Udall
Wallace
Jackson
Mrs. McCormack
Harris
Arkansas
Kentucky
Tennessee
Oregon
Idaho
Nevada
United States
Alabama
George C. Wallace
Henry M. Jackson
Washington
Fred Harris
Sargent Shriver
Ellen McCormack
Ohio lawmakers push 138.5 million welfare bill to attract auto plants
Ohio legislators introduced identical 138.5 million supplemental appropriations to fund welfare programs for next fiscal year and aid a Volkswagen Brook Park plant pursuit. A 5 million line item targets the Toyota and general development efforts with flexible use across cities. current Medicaid gaps remain under review.
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Columbus
Ohio
Senate
House
Vernal G. Riffe Jr
New
Boston
House Finance Committee
Myrl H. Shoemaker
Bourneville
James A. Rhodes
Riffe
Welfare
Rhodes
Volkswagen
Brook Park
Cleveland
U.S
Toyota
Cold snap drives Ohio low temperatures across regions
Cold air over Ohio sent several counties to record lows with Logan’s overnight drop to 42 degrees after a high of 56 Tuesday. By 11 a.m. today Logan recovered to 55 degrees as skies cleared. Tonight should see lows again in the low 40s with Thursday warming to the low 70s under sunny skies.
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Ohio
Logan
Rhodes To Decide New Tax Issues In Ohio Budget
Ohio House Speaker Vernal G. Riffe Jr says Governor Rhodes must propose new taxes or identify spending cuts for the 1977 79 biennium as budget director Wilkins warns of 600 million needed to sustain current levels. The governor pledges no new taxes avoiding a clash over fiscal policy.
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Columbus
Ohio
Democratic House
Vernal G. Riffe Jr
GOP
James A. Rhodes
Riffe
C-89
New
Wilkins
Rhodes
Thefts and Vandalism Hit Four Area Homes and Farms
Hocking sheriff deputies investigated a string of incidents on Tuesday and today. Betty Fullerton reported 54 chickens killed and 74 stolen worth about 250 dollars. Laurelville's Cecil Clay said about 85 percent of his auto was painted with yellow lacquer. Bob Hay's truck was vandalized with soap on the hood. Fred Davis found a windshield hole. H. L. Bachman reported a break in with theft of whiskey and wallet containing cash and cards. Fingerprints were collected at the sites.
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Hocking
Betty Fullerton
Logan Rt. 1
Laurelville
Cecil Clay
Bob Hay
Creola Rt. 1
Metalbestos
Hay
Sheriff’s Office
Fred A. Davis Jr
Colorado Ave
H. L. Bachman
Chapel Hill Ridge
South Bloomingville
Logan High School Alumni Events Planned for May 29
Logan High School alumni set a May 29 schedule with a 2 p.m. general meeting in Hilltop cafeteria where 50 year pins for the Class of 1926 will be awarded and 1961 officers elected. The Alumni Dance runs 10 p.m. to 2 a.m. at Logan Armory with music by the LHS Dance Band.
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Goliath and
The
Lilliputians
George Tucker
Chieftain Boosters
Logan High School
Logan Armory
Eldon Miller
Ohio State
Art-Kraft
Pat Brown
LHS Alumni Association
Hilltop
LHS
al Horsky
Risch
Hocking Hills Country Club
Westminster House
Student Art On Display From Logan District Elementary Schools
Artwork by Logan School District elementary students is on display in the downtown area through Monday May 24. West East Central Green Rockbridge Marion West Logan Enterprise and Union Furnace elementary students are featured. Teachers Monte Garrabrant and Mrs Thelma Alison directed the effort with displays viewable at local banks, Columbia Gas, Rischs Drug Store, and Logan Daily News during business hours.
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Logan
West
East
Central
Green
Rockbridge
Marion
West Logan
Enterprise
Union Furnace
Monte Garrabrant
Thelma Alison
Farmers & Merchants Bank
Citizens Bank
Logan Federal
Columbia Gas
Risch’s Drug Store
Logan Daily News
Canada Rejects Lockheed Orion Purchase After Cash Shortfall
Ottawa backs away from an $1 billion deal to buy 18 Orion patrol planes as government cash constraints derail negotiations. The collapsed contract follows Lockheed payoff scandals and funding troubles. Authorities had planned financing via Canadian banks but could not secure the capital.
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Ottawa
Canada
Lockheed Aircraft Corp
Orion
Lockheed
Senate backs gas price compromise easing curbs
A Senate Commerce Committee proposal would raise price caps on new offshore and onshore interstate gas while preserving some controls. Old gas stays at 52 cents, intrastate sales remain unregulated, and boiler fuel use is banned after ten years. Costs to heating customers could rise 10 to 15 percent annually.
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Washington
Senate
Congress
House
Senate Commerce Committee
Committee
Warren Magnuson
Dwash
Ernest F. Hollings
Ds.c. Hollings
Spring Cleanup Set Monday
The annual city wide spring cleanup begins Monday May 24 per Logan official F Page Backus. Crews pick up curbside trash not needing special equipment placed in boxes or bags. Large limbs should be cut up and bagged. crews start in East and West End and move toward town center.
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F. Page Backus
Logan
Backus
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