Hayride in Logan Claims Life of 15 Year Old Dewey Brown
Dewey Brown Jr. died after a hayride mishap on Larimer Road during a Logan DeMolay sponsored outing. Witnesses say he slipped from a wagon while attempting to rejoin friends. 18 teens were aboard. He was a Logan Junior High student and DeMolay officer with ties to Gore Troop 396. Funeral at Leonard-Lyke Funeral Home.
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Dewey
Buddy) Brown Jr
Dewey Brown
Ohio
Logan Rt. 4
Logan
Ullman
EMS
Hocking Valley Community Hospital
Bud
Patricia Timberlake Brown
Logan Junior
DeMolay
20Th
Boy Scout
Gore
Samuel Brown
Leonard-Lyke
Conrad O. Diehm
Greenlawn Cemetery
Nelsonville
Logan Chapter
Begin says West Bank integral part of Israel
Menahem Begin, poised to become Israel's prime minister, declares the West Bank an inseparable part of Israeli sovereignty. He vows to send a Washington delegation to argue his stance, challenging the Carter administration's push for withdrawal and a Palestinian homeland on the West Bank.
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Tel Aviv
Israel
Menahem Begin
West Bank
Jordan River
Carter
Begin
Likud
Jordan
United States
Washington
U.S
Judea
Samaria
Judea and
Vance Reports On SALT Pact With Russians
Secretary of State Cyrus R. Vance says he and Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko reached a general framework for a new SALT II treaty. The plan includes a three year protocol and a conduct statement with temporary restraints on the U S cruise missiles and Soviet Backfire bomber. Talks to resume in Geneva and Washington.
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Geneva
Switzerland
Cyrus R. Vance
Andrei Gromyko
Gromyko
Vance
U.S
U.S. Senate
Washington
Moscow
Middle East
Strip Mine Bill Compromise Sought
The House Senate conference committee must resolve major differences between a Carter backed House strip mining bill and a more lenient Senate version. The Senate 57 to 8 vote approved changes including limited government power to order mining on private lands in the West with mineral rights, exemptions for small mines, and waivers of restoration requirements, amid environmentalist opposition.
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Washington
House- Senate
Carter
Senate
Congress
Gerald R. Ford
John
Sen
Dale Bumpers
D-Ark
Hearing Set Monday In Civil Action
Frederick A. and Sharon A. Shaya sue Carter and Alice E. Saylor for 5000 dollars plus costs in Hocking County Common Pleas Court claiming an inadequate water supply on an 81 acre Benton Township property bought Oct 30 1974. The plaintiffs say they relied on sellers assurances and have spent 3311.89 to fix the issue plus incurred loss and expense.
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Hocking County
Ohio Contractors silent on four day labor strike impact
In Columbus officials for the Ohio Contractors Association offered no comment on the effects of a four day old laborers strike on state projects. Spokesmen said they would comment on Monday. In Washington President Carter weighs pulling U S ground troops from South Korea while a senior officer remains publicly critical awaiting White House questions.
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Columbus, Ohio
Ohio Contractors Association
Washington
Carter
U.S
South Korea
White House
Chiefs Upset Whetstone to Reach Reynoldsburg Invite Final
The Logan Chieftains defeated Columbus Whetstone 2-1 behind Jan Myers strong pitching and defense. Myers allowed three hits, drove in a run with a triple, and struck out three to improve to 10-2 this season as Logan rose to 29-5 and earned a 5 p.m. final against Reynoldsburg-Warren Harding survivor.
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Logan Chieftains
Jan Myers
Columbus Whetstone
Myers
Braves
Logan
Chiefs
Five Hocking Precincts Vote In Off Year Primary
The 1977 off year primary in Hocking County includes two Logan precincts voting for the Fourth Ward council nomination. Incumbent Robert L. Schultz faces Rudy Myers. A separate Perry Laurelville and Salt Creek primary will decide a Logan Elm School District levy.
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Hocking County
Logan
Fourth Ward
Robert L. Schultz
Second St
Rudy Myers
Front St
Perry
Laurelville
Salt Creek
Logan Elm
Trinity United Methodist Church
Accused Slayers Nabbed In Phoenix
Two accused killers from Indiana were arrested in Phoenix after paying cash for a mobile home. Howard Willard and ex-wife Marjorie Pollitt face $1 million bonds each for the murder of Marjorie Jackson, whose body was found in a May fire. FBI found over $170,000 in cash plus a shovel. investigators note large sums may remain unaccounted for.
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Phoenix, Ariz
Indianapolis
Howard Willard
Marjorie Pollitt
Mooresville
Ind
U.S
Richard Gormley
Marjorie Jackson
Willard
Pollitt
North Phoenix
Robertine Anderson
Ringgold
Arkansas
FBI
Indiana
Arizona
Tempe
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Chillicothe
Gary
Linda) Rowles
Kenneth
Sondra) Gohlke
Pamela) Morrison
Akron
Chancie
Vickie) Stewart
Thomas
Marcia) Gartner
Jannis Brown
Wayne Timberlake
Kaddam
Ancient
Logan Goodyear
Richard E. Moore
Florence Ave
Tech
Mae Cox
Third St
Knoll International
East Greenville
Whetstone
Laurelville Village
Perry Two
Haynes
James Frey
Walhending Ave
Charles J. Moore
N. Orchard St
Marian S. Sinsel
Kathy Stiverson
N. Spring St
First Ward
Ralph E. Robinson
Church St
Second Ward
James M. Irvine
E. Main St
Mary J. Howdyshell
Zanesville Ave
Third Ward
Carl C. Penrod
Wilson Ave
W. Second St
W. Front St
Janet Sue
Phoenix
Manuel Lee Robinson
Annie Young
John Williams
Williams
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