Six States Hold Primaries in Race for Nominations
President Ford nears the GOP nomination threshold as 119 New York delegates shift from uncommitted to Ford. Carter aims for 100 plus of 191 Democratic delegates in Arkansas Idaho Kentucky Nevada Oregon Tennessee, with Oregon pivotal as a potential final test against Reagan.
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Reagan
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California
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Tennessee Valley Authority
Udall Sees Chance To Stop Carter In Ohio Primary
Rep. Morris Udall predicts a decisive win in Ohio's June 8 Democratic primary. He believes strong labor support and a turn in momentum could force an open convention and challenge Jimmy Carter's lead.
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Carter
Cincinnati
Morris Udall
D-Ariz
Jimmy Carter
Ohio
Arizona
Michigan
Jerry Brown
California
FBI Probes Hays Activities in DOJ Inquiry
FBI agents question witnesses as the Justice Department investigates alleged improper pay and sex for favors involving Rep. Wayne Hays. The case centers on Elizabeth Ray and a government job paid with public funds, with Hays denying wrongdoing and firing Ray. Senatorial and ethics oversight discuss who should lead any inquiry, while Hays and Ray make public statements amid sensational coverage.
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Criminal Division
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Hays
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Elizabeth Ray
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Post
Arlington
Congressman Hays
Jaycees seek performers for 1976 Fourth of July
The Holiday At Home committee asks for individuals or groups willing to perform about thirty minutes on July 4 in Logan Ohio. Musicians dancers magicians and craftsmen are invited to participate or display skills. Contact Ed Oswalt or Roger Hinerman or write Logan Jaycees Box 449 Logan OH 43138.
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Jaycees
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Roger Hinerman
Logan
Ohio
Concorde Service Opens a New U.S. Era
Two supersonic Concordes begin first paying passenger flights from the United States to Europe with takeoffs louder than landings. The launches at Dulles draw admiring crowds amid minor protests as FAA measures noise during a 16 month trial. Each airline can run one round trip daily into Dulles for 16 months while New York may ban Concorde at JFK.
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Logan High to induct Bill Saver first Hall of Fame member
Logan High School athletic hall of fame committee voted unanimously to honor Bill Saver as the first inductee at next fall’s ceremony. Twenty-one other coaches and athletic standouts were nominated for study ahead of the June 7 vote on six more inductees. The inaugural ceremony is planned for the Sept. 24 Logan versus Nelsonville football game.
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Bill Saver
Logan
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Nelsonville
LHS
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Fred Jacoby
Mark Wylie
Gibisonville High School
Harry Whitcraft
Bill Johnston
Leon Eichel
John Gasser
Harry Newman
Stanley Sparnow
Kelley Stilwell
Joe Murtha
Larry Wells
Logan School Board
Marion Allen
LHS Hall of Fame
Allen
Energy plant proposal for Mingo Junction coal gasification
Two industries propose a 55 million dollar coal gasification demonstration plant at Mingo Junction Ohio near Steubenville. It would employ about 160 and gasify 330 tons of high sulphur coking coal daily to generate about four billion BTUs of energy enough to heat over 8000 homes annually.
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Energy Research and Development Administration
Mingo Junction
Ohio
Steubenville
Weather outlook for Hocking Valley Wednesday clarity
Mostly sunny weather is forecast for Wednesday in the Hocking Valley with highs near 70 and lows in the 40s. A 20 percent chance of rain tonight drops to 10 percent on Wednesday. At 11 a.m. today the temperature was 64 under partly cloudy skies, with Monday’s high at 69 and an overnight low of 48.
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Hocking Valley
Documents Burned In Bias Probe Over White House Fellows
Court records reveal that burn bags destroyed thousands of documents sought in a bias lawsuit accusing a White House fellowship commission of discriminating against women. The suit claims three women finalists were passed over for two white men, while eight women were named among next year’s fellows.
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Presidential Commission
White House
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Civil Service Commission
Serena A. Stier
Miles W. Kirkpatrick
Commission
Federal Trade Comission
Carl Goodman
Fellowship Commission
Bruce Hasenkamp
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