Rock Bridge Natural Area Preserves Ohio Landmark
The Rock Bridge in Good Hope Two remains a striking natural arch and the area is designated Rock Bridge Natural Area for its unique sandstone bridge. The ODNR owns 3.4 acres with plans to acquire 123 more, preserving a historic excursion site once popular with Hocking Valley Railroad passengers.
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Ohio Department of Natural Resources
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Memorial Day Parade Plans Highlight Logan Observances
Final plans set for Logan Memorial Day parade and services Monday led by the Logan High School band. Anticipated events include a ceremony at Oak Grove Cemetery with Rev. R W Faulkner, a procession to Worthington Park, and remarks by Rev C M Brooks. Local veterans urged to participate.
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Crooksville
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Carbon Hill
Ohio Faces Possible Residential Gas Curtailments
Gov Rhodes warned of severe natural gas shortages in Ohio with curtailments possibly reaching 60 percent for major suppliers. State leaders, including Sen. Michael Maloney, suggested households may face first residential reductions, amid new energy development authority proposals.
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Ford may visit Midwest Governors Conference in July
Secret Service coordination underway for a possible July visit by President Ford to the Midwest Governors Conference in Cincinnati. The White House has not confirmed acceptance and cites a busy midsummer schedule including a trip to Europe.
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Ford Considers Tariff Boost and Decontrol on Oil
President Ford weighs removing price controls on domestic oil and adding a further one dollar per barrel tariff on imports. He may act before his European trip as Congress stalls energy legislation. A decontrol plan over two years and possible gasoline tax hikes are also under study amid rising Arab oil prices and OPEC signals.
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Nessen
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Senate Bills To Aid Jobless In Extended Unemployment Plan
Congress returns after recess to tackle a $6 billion unemployment aid package. The House approved the plan 381 to 8, extending two temporary federally financed programs through mid-1976 with 26 weeks of benefits, tapering to 13 weeks for the rest of 1976. Ford administration backs the measure as unemployment remains high.
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Weather and unemployment benefits extend through mid-1976
The forecast calls for mostly cloudy skies with highs in the 80s and lows in the 60s and a 20 percent chance of rain. A House bill would extend federal jobless benefits, adding 13 weeks to reach 65 weeks, and boost other weeks from 26 to 39, set to expire Dec 31. The measure focuses on workers in hard core unemployment areas, including farm and local government workers. It also would restrict aid for educational staff with contracts covering multiple terms.
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Rhodes
Ohio
Hocking Valley
Logan industrialist doubts city leadership on gas problems
Barton A. Holl of Logan Clay Products says the city administration and Council do not fully grasp industry gas issues. He notes a 30 percent current curtailment with Columbia Gas and a proposed 60 percent winter cut, plus cosmetic drilling requirements that could raise costs.
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Daily News
Logan
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Logan Clay Products Co
Hocking Valley
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Ralph Adcock
City Planning Commission
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