Commissioners Plan Meeting On Hospital Problems
Hocking Valley Community Hospital issues are to be publicly aired as county commissioners plan an open meeting with Drs Doering Shonk and Shank and other invited parties. A motion to resign the complete hospital board failed. officials debate better relations and the need for a new board amid staff privilege disputes and a hospital lawsuit.
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Hocking Valley Community Hospital
Charles F. Shonk
J. Ward Doering
Ernest Shull
Hocking County
Shull
Otto Shaw
Doering
Bob Keynes
Shonk
Shuwl
Blum
Metzler Promoted by State Agency in Columbus Office
Spurgeon Metzler of Logan is named deputy administrator in charge of the Columbus district office by Ohio Bureau of Workmen's Compensation administrator Jay C. Flowers. Metzler has served as acting deputy since November 1 1968 and will also remain Logan office administrator. He joined the bureau December 1 1955 as a Logan district claims investigator and previously became Logan deputy administrator January 1 1966. He is married to Jane with sons Kevin Dean 12 and Barry Allen and granddaughter Stacie Lynn, all residents of Logan.
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Jay C. Flowers
Ohio
Logan
L. Spurgeon Metzler
Circleville
Jackson High School
U.S. Navy Medical Corps
Metzler
Jane
Kevin Dean
Logan Rt. 2
Barry Allen
Bonnie
Stacie Lynn
New Trailer Sales Business Planned Near Lake Logan
Green Valley Mobile Homes Inc plans a trailer sales business on Rt. 6648S between new Rt. 33 and Lake Logan dam. Wilbur Fuller and Ray Grove own the venture, with incorporation filed in Sacramento. Chandler Bros contractors prepare a 3.1 acre site for limestone and paving as four lines of mobile homes including doubles and travel trailers will be sold. Fuller and Grove retain current jobs and will hire a general manager to run the agency, name to be announced.
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Green Valley Mobile Homes, Inc
New Rt. 33
Lake Logan Dam
Wilbur Fuller
Church St
Ray Grove
Logan Rt. 2
Ted W. Brown
Chandler Bros
Nelsonville
Tion
Fuller
Logan City Loan & Savings Co
Grove
Tansky Motors
Nixon Thieu Conference Set At Midway June 8
U S and South Vietnamese troops seized a Dong Ap Bia mountaintop fortress overlooking the A Shau Valley on the 10th day of fighting. The 101st Airborne led a four sided assault, with 426 NVA and 43 Americans killed and 273 paratroopers wounded as the hilltop appears to be the 29th NVA Regiment HQ.
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Saigon
A Shau
U.S
Dong Ap Bia
101St Airborne Division
Weldon Honeycutt
Columbus
Laos
Honeycutt
Alpha Company
Associated Press
Jay Sharbutt
Charlie
Alpha Companies
Agnew To Sub For Nixon At Ohio State Commencement
President Nixon will miss his Ohio State University commencement on June 7 and Vice President Agnew will substitute. Nixon and South Vietnamese President Thieu plan a June 8 summit at Midway Island to discuss Vietnam peace efforts. Rogers in Saigon urged the summit while Thieu warned elections before 1970 could destabilize Saigon’s constitutional process. Xuan Thuy in Paris said Thieu’s continued power blocks settlement.
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Washington
Nixon
Nguyen van Thieu
South Vietnam
Midway Island
Pacific
White House
Saigon
U.S
William P. Rogers
Thieu
Midway
Hawaii
Ohio State University
Spiro T. Agnew
Rogers
Vietnam
United States
Paris
North Vietnam
Xuan Thuy
British-American Press Association
Kachelmacher Varicose Veins Research Foundation Emerges
Attorney Leslie G. Johnson announces the Kachelmacher Varicose Veins Research Foundation has existed since November 30 1964 and names Johnson as executive director. Incorporators include Len Horton Robert Eyerman and Teresa Eyerman with plans to transfer estate funds to fund the foundation and carry out Nils Kachelmacher's will.
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Kachelmacher
Johnson
Research Foundation
Rachelmacher
Kachelmacher Var
Mittee
Hocking Valley Community Hospital
Johnson's Foundation
South Logan
Ohio
Apollo Heads For Moon Rendezvous
Apollo 10 astronauts Stafford Young and Cernan head toward a lunar rendezvous. They omitted a planned midcourse correction after a flawless systems check and a successful initial burn. The crew aims to orbit near the moon and practice detaching the LEM to within 9.3 miles of the surface near the Sea of Tranquility.
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Earth
Air Force
Thomas P. Stafford
Navy
John W. Young
Eugene A. Cernan
Mission Control
Jack Lousma
Lousman
Statford
Houston
Oklahoma City Holds Tingler Awaiting Extradition
FBI fugitive Richard Lee Tingler Jr., 29, once among the ten most wanted, is jailed in Oklahoma City on a charge of unlawful flight to avoid prosecution for murder and armed robbery. He was arrested near Dill City while using the alias Don Williams and faces possible transfer to Ohio for six murder charges.
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Oklahoma City
FBI
Ohio
Richard Lee Tingler Jr
Dill City
Oklahoma
Don Williams
Portsmouth
James L. Gullett
Tingler
Ruth Eisemann-Schier
Georgia
Barbara Jane Mackle
Norman
Cleveland
Columbus
Bid Opening Set June 5 On Old Man's Cave Project Phase I
Ohio Department of Natural Resources to open bids June 5 for the first phase of the $1 million Old Man's Cave expansion in Hocking County. Plans include a dining lodge, cabins, lake, pool, and water systems with phase two and three adding cabins, campground expansion, and new access.
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Hocking County
Ohio Department of Natural Resources
Cedar Falls Creek
Harry Balke
Market dips as consolidation continues in New York trading
The stock market extended its consolidation phase, opening lower in moderately active trade. Brokers attributed the downdraft to profit taking after recent sharp gains, with the decline led by about 475 issues even as traders anticipate a pause before any renewed advance.
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New York
Lockheed Default on Cheyenne Helicopter Pact Declared
The Army canceled Lockheed Aircraft's contract potentially worth $1 billion to build the Cheyenne rotor gunship, citing failure to meet specifications. Lockheed officials vow to contest the decision as development problems and a ground crash highlight challenges in the advanced helicopter program.
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Lockheed
Washington
Lockheed Aircraft
Army
Stanley R. Resor
Lockheed Board
D. J. Haughton
Haughton
van Nuys
Calif
Vietnam
Pentagon
Douglas-Headed Foundation Sells Stock in Las Vegas Casino Firm
Washington AP report notes the Douglas headed foundation cashed in a $2 million stock sale in Par-Vin-Dohrmann Co. owning Stardust Fremont and Aladdin hotels casinos in Las Vegas. The sale occurred in early March two years after Douglas called the stock an irrevocable gift.
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Douglas-Headed Foundation
Washington
Supreme Court
William O. Douglas
Foundation
Douglas
Fhe
Congress
Albert Parvin Foundation
Las Vegas
Founda
Abe Fortas
Family Foundation
Louis Wolfson
Par- Vin-Dohrmann Co
Stardust
Fremont
Aladdin
Weather outlook for Hocking Valley cooler and dry
Fair and cooler weather is forecast for the Hocking Valley Wednesday. It was 67 degrees under gray skies at 11 acm today, compared to Monday's high of 7%. The overnight low was 46. Rainfall early today measured 3 of an inch.
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Hocking Valley
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Agnew
Ohio State
Tam
Apollo
Moon
Richard Tingler
Harry Armatrong
Division of Parks and Recreation
Fairfield Beach
Buckeye Lake
Natural Resources
Resor
Justice Douglas
Sellingham
Wash
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