Ohio prison strike may spread to mental health centers
An Ohio union official warned the labor dispute fueling pickets at four prisons could spread to state mental health institutions. Bill O Neill said locals statewide may vote on a strike, potentially affecting 10 to 15 mental health facilities, while officials noted enforcement of a new union representation rule.
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Associated Press
Ohio
Bill O'Neill
Council
Communications Workers of America
O’neill
Bureau of Motor Vehicles
Southern Ohio Correctional Facility
Lucasville
Marion Correctional Institution
Chillicothe Correctional Institution
Lebanon Correctional Institution
CWA
Mental Health
Beth Kramer
OCSEA
U S Plans to Dismantle Laos AID Program
The Laotian government said Washington would withdraw all USAID personnel except a few experts and dismantle the 24 year old aid program in Laos amid student protests and military restrictions. Evacuation of Americans began with unclear numbers and flight permission pending.
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Vientiane
Laos
Washington
U.S
Henry A. Kissinger
Phoumi Vongvichit
Pathet Lao
National Stadium
U.S. Agency For International Development
USAID
Logan High to hold combined graduation and baccalaureate
Logan High School will host a combined baccalaureate and commencement at 7 30 p m Sunday June 1 announced Principal George Stump. Rev Fr James A Geiger will give the main address with three co valedictorians Robin Inboden Stephen Proctor and Jeff Rimelspach. Diplomas will be presented by Joseph M Murtha and J Larry Wells with ushers from the junior class including Regina Parry Scott Orwig Sharon Fisher and Melody Colburn.
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Logan High High School
George Stump
Logan High
Pam Phares
R. W. Faulkner
Trinity United Methodist Church
Dianne Parry
John Parry
Warner Ave
James A. Geiger
St. John Catholic Church
Robin Inboden
Loren Inboden
Logan Rt. 5
Stephen Proctor
Harry Proctor
Logan Rt. 2
Jeff Rimelspach
James Rimelspach
N. Wood St
LHS
Joseph M. Murtha
J. Larry Wells
Logan School Board
Becky Smith
Allen Smith
S. Mulberry St. Rfd
Regina Parry
Scott Orwig
Sharon Fisher
Melody Colburn
Bryan Courter
Lewis Brown
Sandra Nixon
Carla Risch
Conrad Loses FAA Post as Butterfield Departed
Former astronaut Charles Pete Conrad Jr is expected to be named administrator of the FAA following Alexander Butterfield resignation as FAA head on March 31. The Denver Post reports the transition is underway.
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Denver
Colo
Charles
Pete’’ Conrad Jr
Federal Aviation Administration
Denver Post
Alexander Butterfield
White House
FAA
Columbus Woman Wins 300000 in Buckeye 300 Draw
Clara Utech a 57-year-old Columbus nurse aide who cares for the elderly for 20 years wins 300000 in the Ohio Lottery Buckeye 300 prize. She plans a West Coast trip and a visit to her Utah daughter and hopes to buy a house with the prize.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Clara Utech
Columbus
West Coast
Utech
California
Utah
Ray E. Greene
North Royalton
Greene
United Tool & Gauge Co
Defends coal cost escalation in utility pricing
Arthur G. Green of Columbus and Southern Ohio Electric told a legislative committee that adequate profit for coal mine operators justifies higher coal costs to ensure long term supply. He insisted the utility does not seek miner profits at consumers' expense and that the operator must profit to avoid shutdowns.
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Columbus, Ohio
Columbus & Southern Ohio Electric Co
Arthur G. Green
Green
Joint Select Committee On Energy
Thomas J. Carney
Youngstown
Carney
Jurors seated in Kent State shootings civil trial
A six by six juror panel plus four alternates was seated in Cleveland as the civil damages trial over the 1970 Kent State shootings began with defense satisfaction and limited opening time. Plaintiffs seek 46 million dollars from Gov Rhodes, ex officials, and guardsmen for injuries and deaths amid campus protests.
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Cleveland, Ohio
Kent State University
U.S
Don Young
Toledo
Young
Kent
Ohio National Guardsmen
Cambodia
James A. Rhodes
Rhodes
Kent State
Robert White
Adj
Sylvester del Corso
Robert Canterbury
White
Supreme Court
Old Bridge Destroyed in Akron After Flood
A 125-year-old covered bridge in Boston Township Akron collapsed into Furnace Run Creek after a heavy storm. Built around 1856 with unknown exact date, the one-lane bridge suffered early shaking reports. Officials weigh rebuilding versus replacement with estimated costs up to 150000.
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Akron
Ohio
Furnace Run Creek
Boston Township
Summit County
New Hampshire and Connecticut Move to Permit School Prayer
The New Hampshire legislature advances a bill allowing voluntary recitation of the Lord's Prayer in public elementary schools with local option. Governor Thomson expected to sign. In Connecticut, a companion bill would permit a silent morning meditation period, with Governor Grasso indicating she will sign.
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New Hampshire
U.S. Supreme Court
Connecticut
High Court
Meldrim Thomson
Ella Grasso
Supreme Court
Robert B. Monier
Alan Rock
Senate
Alf Jacobson
Jacobson
Political crisis prompts talks in Portugal
In Lisbon Portugal the Revolutionary Council invited the Socialist and Communist parties to confer to resolve the political crisis. The military rulers said they would not permit a new dictatorship and remained in session for a third day.
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Lisbon
Portugal
Revolutionary Council
Memorial Day Closings Listed
Government offices banks and most businesses will be closed Monday for the holiday. Logan Post Office lobby open for service but no window or deliveries. mail outgoing dispatches and special deliveries will occur. Ohio Liquor stores and state offices closed. Memorial Day parade in Logan forms 9 a.m. and services follow at Oak Grove Cemetery and Worthington Park. AORTA bus routes in Hocking and Athens counties shut Monday and resume Tuesday.
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John Mizick Jr
Columbus
Clifford E. Reich
Ohio Department of Liquor Control
Scenic Hills Senior Center
Chieftain Dr
Logan Daily News
Logan
Market St
Main
Hunter Sts
Oak Grove Cemetery
Worthington Park
Appalachian Ohio Regional Transit Association
AORTA
Hocking
Athens
Athens City
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