Bowen Scholarship Winners Announced 11 Recipients Named
Minnie Bowen Scholarship Fund announces 11 $200 awards totaling 2200 to Logan High School graduates for 1976 77. Recipients include Lee Howdyshell Ohio University Susan Richards Ohio State University Sharon Fisher OA Beth Correll Toccoa Falls Bible College Joel Barkhurst Hocking Technical Kim Williams Mount Vernon Nazarene College and current college students Becky Smith Ada McBride Joy Comstock Marcie Parry Mary Myers Price with selections by fund officers.
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Minnie Bowen
Lawrence K. Correll
Toccoa Falls
Miami University
Joy Comstock
James Comstock
Ohio State University
Marcie Parry
Robert Parry
Wittenberg University
Mary Myers Price
OU Lancaster
Logan High School
Kim Williams
Beth Correll
Susan Richards
Sharon Fisher
Lee Howdyshell
Joel Barkhurst
Joe Murtha
Daily News
Massive Cheating Probe Delays West Point Cadets
West Point officials say the entire junior class will be held over for about a week to 10 days past graduation for a broad cheating investigation. About 400 cadets will remain on post, another 400 will report to summer training elsewhere. The review panel grows from six to sixteen members to handle millions of details as hundreds of cadets may face prosecution or honor code changes.
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West Point
N.Y
U.S. Military Academy
ABC Radio News
Academy
OPEC Opposes Oil Price Rise Amid Meeting And UN Extend Peace Force
In Bali Saudi Arabia rejects any oil price increase for the year while OPEC opens talks led by Ahmed Zaki Yamani. In Damascus Kurt Waldheim announces a six month extension of the UN peace force on the Golan Heights. In Beirut clashes between Christians and Muslims break for control near the port.
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Bali
Indonesia
Saudi Arabia
Ahmed Zaki Yamani
Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries
Damascus
Syria
Kurt Waldheim
Hafez Assad
United Nations
Golan Heights
Hocking Countians Attend Ford Reception in Columbus
Four Hocking County residents attended a Ford reception in the Neil House Columbus. Mariana Sinsel Ted Sanders Judy Lanning and David Bell represented the county while Mayor Hand was unable to attend due to mayor's court. They watched Ford's press conference on closed circuit TV.
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Hocking
Ford
Neil House
Columbus
Mariana Sinsel
President Ford Committee
Ted Sanders
Judy Lanning
Hocking Gop
David Bell
Evans S. Hand
Ohio
Concertones to present An Afternoon for Remembering
The Logan Concertones will perform an all American program with a historical narration at 3 p m on Sunday June 13 in the Westminster House of the First United Presbyterian Church. A barbershop quartet features Mike McKinniss Ernie Maniskas David Spencer and Rich Turner under Richard Turner with Theresa Brandt as accompanist. Admission is 1 for adults 50 cents for students. advance tickets available from Concertone members or at the door and refreshments will follow. NEW YORK AP stock market fell broad as consumer confidence wavered.
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The
Concertones of
Logan
Westminster House
First United Presbyterian Church
Mike McKinniss
Ernie Maniskas
David Spencer
Rich Turner
Concertones
Richard Turner
Theresa Brandt
Concertone
Logan High Graduation Ceremonies Set Sunday
Logan High School hosts a combined baccalaureate and commencement at 7:30 p m Sunday in the football stadium weather permitting. The program features Pomp and Circumstance, principals, salutations, and diplomas presented by school officials with student leaders and board members named.
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Logan High
Logan High School
Brenda Rempel
Orville E. Lueck
St. Matthew Lutheran Church
Gretchen Inboden
Conrad O. Diehm
Immanuel United Methodist Church
Susan Richards
Kathy Hansley
George E. Stump
Joseph M. Murtha
Donald G. Young
Logan School
Wanda Matthews
Tammy Newman
Twylia Abrahamson
Morra Lee Holzapfel
Julie Frasure
LHS
Melody Colburn
Rhonda
Memorial Day Observance Plans For Logan Released
Veterans groups in Hocking County announce Memorial Day events in Logan starting at 9 a.m. on Market Street led by the Logan High School band. The parade proceeds to Oak Grove Cemetery for the Soldiers' Plot ceremony with Rev. James S. Lawton as speaker and a Logan National Guard firing squad. A return parade ends at Worthington Park for J. K. Rochester Post 328 and Woman's Relief Corps ceremonies with elder David Mingus as speaker and benediction by Rev. Maxine Krisher.
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Veterans Organizations
Hocking County
Logan
Market St
Hunter
Main Sts
Logan High School
Oak Grove Cemetery
James S. Lawton
First United Presbyterian Church
Logan National Guard
Dwight Scott
Worthington Park
J. K. Rochester Post
Woman’s Relief Corps
David Mingus
Logan Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints
Maxine Krisher
United Methodist Church
Gibisonville
Harold R
Big Smitty) Smith
VFW
Weather forecast for Hocking Valley with increasing rain
Mostly cloudy conditions prevail with a 20 percent chance of rain tonight rising to 40 percent Friday. Expect highs in the 70s and lows around 50. At 11 am today the temperature was 70 under clear skies, while yesterday’s high reached 72. Overnight low dropped to 38 with patches of dense fog.
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Hocking Valley
Swimming Pool Opens Saturday For Summer Season
The city pool opens at 1 p.m. Saturday with hours 1 to 5 30 p.m. and 7 to 9 p.m. On Sunday it runs 1 to 5 30 p.m. only due to LHS graduation. Season tickets cost 35 dollars for families, 15 dollars for children, with adult 1 dollar and children 50 cents per visit.
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F. Page Backus
City Service
LHS
Harry Westfall
Minnesota Faces Severe Drought Losses in 1910-Style Crisis
Minnesota farmers endured 600 million dollars in crop losses this spring as drought cripples corn and hay through a dry spell that began last summer. Agriculture Commissioner Jon Werald calls the losses irrevocable and warns the drought could persist.
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Minneapolis
Minnesota
Jon Werald
Werald
Wisconsin
North Dakota
Dakotas
National Weather Service
Elizabeth Ray Details Hays Affair and Claims of Mistreatment
Elizabeth Ray says she never loved Rep. Wayne Hays and that he mistreated her during their affair. She claims she began working for his committee the day after their first date and describes coercive ground rules. Ray denies blackmail and cites token gifts, while Hays accuses her of emotional blackmail.
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Washington
Elizabeth Ray
Wayne Hays
Virginia
Miss Ray
Hays
North Carolina
House
Hays’ Committee
Sweden
Monroe J. Mizel
Marius
Miss’ Ray
Florida
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Ohio State Fairgrounds
Gerald Ford
James Rhodes
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