Hays Admits Dalliance With Woman Employee
Washington AP reports Rep. Wayne Hays acknowledged a personal relationship with Elizabeth Ray a 33 year old House Administration Committee clerk now at issue whether she earned 14000 a year as his mistress or as a contributing worker FBI agents probe the affair while the House ethics committee debates a formal inquiry.
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London
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Ohio
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Willis Davis
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Carter Ford Split In Six Primaries On Heavy Election Day
Ford edged Reagan in Tennessee Kentucky and Oregon while Reagan won Nevada Idaho and Arkansas. Carter claimed Arkansas Kentucky and Tennessee boosting his delegate total to 876 of 1505. Udall held 298.5 delegates with 363.5 uncommitted as Brown and Church also posted wins in key Western states. The Columbus stop highlighted Ford’s final primary push with Butz Rosalyn Carter and Udall on the campaign trail.
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Georgia
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Arizona
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Spencer
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Mo Udall
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Maryland
Kachelmacher Clinic Moves to New Logan Building
The Kachelmacher Memorial Varicose Vein Clinic, based at Hocking Valley Community Hospital since January 1971, relocates to the new Logan Clinic building. Patients will be treated at the current site this Friday and from June 4 will use the clinic in the lower level of the new building under Drs. Alphonso Gay and Rowan Labrador. Appointments dial 385-2121.
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Second Half Real Estate Tax Statements Mailed
Hocking County Treasurer Francis E. Myers will mail second half real estate tax statements this week. Envelopes are provided for mail payments and taxes may be paid at the Courthouse office from 8:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. Monday through Friday. The deadline to pay is July 20.
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Francis E. Myers
No Formal Action Taken On New City Pay Measure
City Council took no formal action on a new city employee pay ordinance. City solicitor L. Jackson Henniger said more time is needed to review the measure which would convert bi weekly pay to hourly rates and establish employment grades. The council set June 2 for the next session to continue consideration.
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Lottery Panel Approves New Ohio Games To Boost Sales
The Ohio Lottery Commission unveiled new games to widen prizes and attract players. The instant game with gold foil offers prizes from $2 to $10,000 and a potential main prize of $250,000 in a drawing. The TV Extra ticket adds a weekly telecast contest with a top Buckeye 1,000 prize of $1,000 per month for life. Pot O' Gold will start August 3 with top $250,000 promises. The agency also plans a $1 Double Play instant in September and sets August 19 for a ninth millionaire drawing.
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TV Extra
Council approves higher sewer rates amid water rate hike
City council voted 4 to 3 to raise sewer charges with staged increases for in city use. New quarterly rates apply to blocks of water usage from 5 000 gallons to over 750 000 and include a minimum charge of 2.18. Outside city limits, all lines rise about 20 percent with specific per line increases.
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Fred Malone
Robert Schultz
Edward Dalton
Weather figures and forecast for Hocking Valley
The mercury fell to 35 degrees overnight in the Hocking Valley. At 11 am it was 65 degrees under partly cloudy skies with Tuesday’s high of 69. Thursday’s forecast calls for mostly sunny weather with highs in the 70s, lows in the 40s and a near zero chance of rain.
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Hocking Valley
Reunion plea seeks details for classes of 1931 and 1936
Pat Brown, president of the Logan High School Alumni Association, asks for reunion information for LHS Classes of 1931 and 1936. Reunions follow a 2 p.m. general meeting at Hilltop cafeteria with banquets scheduled at Hocking Hills, JJ's Buffet, Westminster House, Blosser's, Logan Federal, Lucky Lady, OCAW Union Hall, Hocking Youth Center, and Blosser's. The Class of 1928 also gathers at Blosser's Restaurant at 6 p.m.
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Blosser
Plans 50 Year Reunion for Logan High School Class of 1926
The Logan High School Alumni Association schedules a 50 year reunion on Saturday May 29. A 2 p.m. business meeting at the high school will honor alumni and the evening program starts at 6 30 p m at Hocking Hills Country Club with dinner and speeches by Barton A Hall. About 42 members have RSVP from Ohio Pennsylvania Indiana and Florida. Contact Mrs Elta McClure for reservations.
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Neil Ave
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Barton A. Hall
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