LHS Students Earn 31 Certificates In Scholarship Tests
Logan High School reports 31 certificates from district and state scholarship tests. Robin Inboden led district and state rankings in English 12, with third in state by division and top district placement. Other noteables include top district finishes in French, biology, algebra, and social studies across Logan and surrounding schools.
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LHS
Robin Inboden
Logan High School
George Stump
Logan
Robin
Loren (Buck) Inboden
Logan Rt. 5
Miss Inboden
Kevin Gable
Janet Refeld
Wanda Matthews
Susan Richards
Lisa Dillon
Scott Gosnell
Stephen Proctor
Becky Smith
Sandy Hubble
Valeri Conley
Teresa Febes
Edith St. Clair
Gretchen Inboden
Mitchell Mason
Sheridan High School
Perry County
Patrick Callahan
Jeff Hupp
Lowell Morrison
Theresa Hitchens
Catherine Truex
Joseph Kittle
Trimble
Glouster
Jeff Koksal
Lancaster
David Cain
Logan Elm
Maria Cadiz
Teays Valley
Severe Weather Strikes Central U S in Major Storm System
Across the central United States thunderstorms brought tornadoes high winds hail and heavy rain. At least four people died and many injured as 21 tornadoes were reported in Texas Arkansas Iowa Illinois Minnesota and Michigan.
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Associated Press
Texas
Great Lakes
Utah
Wyoming
National Weather Service
Arkansas
Iowa
Illinois
Minnesota
Michigan
Midwest
Missouri
Chicago
Begin Excavation For Logan Clinic
Heavy equipment began excavation work Tuesday at the site of the new Logan Clinic building adjacent to Hocking Valley Community Hospital. The $270,000 facility is being constructed by Hocking County Improvement Corporation and will be leased by the Logan Clinic. The two level building will consist of 6,000 square feet, including 2,000 on the lower level.
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Logan Clinic
Hocking Valley Community Hospital
Hocking County Improvement Corporation
Oil price rise eyed by OPEC could hit U S economy
Administration officials expect OPEC to lift petroleum prices 10 to 15 percent by summer end. The move could worsen the U S economy as lawmakers delay action on an energy conservation bill and Ford threatens tariffs if progress stalls. Prices now at 10 to 11 per barrel, up from about 3.60 before 1973.
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Washington
U.S
Federal Energy Administration
OPEC
Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries
House Rules Committee
House
Jury Reaches Toward Kent State Civil Damages Trial
Cleveland AP report on jury selection for the 1970 Kent State University shootings damages case. Plaintiffs seek over 46 million dollars from Gov. James Rhodes and officials. 12 jurors remain for a panel of seven women and five men amid pretrial publicity concerns.
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Cleveland, Ohio
Kent State University
U.S. District Court
Don Young
Young
James Rhodes
Ohio National
U.S
Cambodia
New York
Joseph Kelner
National Guard
Rhodes
R. Brooke Alloway
Kelner
Ohio House panel backs omnibus drug bill and penalties
The House Judiciary Committee recommended passage of an omnibus drug bill 11-5 after amendments, retaining non probationary penalties for offenses like corrupting minors drug trafficking bulk sales and financing drug operations. The measure authorizes tougher sentences and updates marijuana penalties. The Senate approved a rape victims protection bill and a sunshine law urging open meetings with limited executive sessions. A hospital liability bill saw extensive insurer amendments while a mining veto showdown was postponed to June 10.
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Columbus
Ohio
House
Judiciary Committee
William J. Brown
Senate
Marigene Valiquette
Toledo
Ronald H. Weyandt
Washington
Ford
Incident Under Probe
Police say two young girls aged 3 and 4 were found partially disrobed in a wooded area west of West St. A man and woman heard crying and alerted authorities. One suspect has agreed to a lie detector test as investigators continue questioning locals. The chief stressed there was no physical molestation.
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Roy Kelch
West St
Kelch
Reich
Governor Rhodes push energy plan before General Assembly
Gov. James A. Rhodes urges immediate action to solve Ohio energy problems in a joint session. A spokesman notes winter gas shortages and plans for curtailment at Columbia Gas of Ohio, affecting 540 large and 840 small commercial customers for five months starting November 1.
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Columbus
Ohio
General Assembly
James A. Rhodes
Rhodes
Columbia Gas
Columbia
Ohio Energy Development Authority
Federal Agency
Ohio Development Center
Ohio Energy Development Center
Senate
Public Meetings Bill Advances In Senate Committee
The Senate Judiciary Committee unanimously approved Sen. Robert D. Freeman's bill to require open public meetings for state and local agencies with several exceptions. The measure moves toward enactment after seven hearings and would align Ohio with Florida's sunshine law while preserving closed sessions for caucuses and specific executive discussions.
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Columbus
Ohio
Robert D. Freeman
Senate Judiciary Committee
Freeman
Canton
Florida
State Parole Board
Rape Victim Protection Bill Clears Ohio Senate
The Ohio Senate passed a rape victim protection bill 32 to 0, limiting defense questions about victims' sexual past and allowing evidence only if material to the case. The measure also would bar probation for rapists, mandate government medical exams, and let rape charges against separated spouses. Senator Marigene Valiquette said the law would encourage prosecution and reduce humiliation in court.
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Columbus
Ohio
Senate
Marigene Valiquette
D-11
Toledo
Sen. Valiquette
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Calumet Park
Lake Shannon
Springfield
Dwight
Marshall
Tex
DeQueen
Ark
Plains
East
Congress
Ray J. Madden
D-Ind
Herman T. Schneebeli
R-Pa
Ways and Means
John B. Anderson
R-Ill
FEA
Louis Lasick
Rockbridge Rt. 1
Cantwell Cliff Orchards
Daily News
Norma Gable
Kent
State
Parole Board
Senate Commerce and Labor Committee
Oliver Ocasek
Akron
Donald E. “Buz
Lukens
Middletown
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