Senate OKs Energy Bill Despite GOP Opposition in Ohio
In Columbus Ohio on AP news Republicans blocked a Democratic energy bill vote while signaling a push for more House input. The Senate advanced an energy bill to form the Ohio Energy Research and Development Agency, issuing potential bonds and guiding coal gasification plans amid governor Rhodes calls for rapid action.
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Meshel
Senate Gop
Marijuana Haulers Killed In Air Crash Near Rockwood
A twin engine Lockheed Lodestar crashed near Rockwood Tennessee killing two aboard. About 800 pounds of marijuana in plastic bags was found in the wreckage. The cargo size was described as the largest the investigator had seen. Flight origin and destination were unknown and no flight plan was filed.
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Tennessee
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National Airlines
FAA
National
Florida
House Republicans Scrutinize Ohio School Aid Plan
Ohio House Finance Committee questioned the state school aid formula after Senate passage. Republicans accused the bill of increasing property tax reliance and blocking tax rollbacks, while sponsor Morris Jackson defended the measure amid economic pressure.
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Ford Pushes Cyprus Settlement At NATO Summit
President Ford aims to push Greece and Turkey toward a Cyprus settlement on day one of his European trip. He meets premiers of Greece, Turkey, Luxembourg, Denmark and Portugal ahead of a NATO summit with 14 other nations. Kissinger plans talks with Greek and Turkish ministers as informants say progress may be near.
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Sanford Joins Presidential Race
The article notes Terry Sanford of Duke University and former North Carolina governor announcing his 1976 Democratic presidential bid. It details his campaign plan, targets including George Wallace, past political roles, and proposed economic reforms if elected. It also mentions other potential candidates stirring party leaders to seek more entrants, including Shriver Humphrey Bayh and Muskie, with Kissinger and NATO-related talks touching U.S. aid to Turkey and jet fighter sales to Western Europe.
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Maine
Hocking Valley Weather Forecast Turns Cloudy With Showers
The region faces cloudy skies with a chance of showers and thundershowers tonight and Friday. Highs near 80 and lows in the 60s forecast. overnight low reached 58. Wednesday's high was 80.
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Hocking Valley
Corn Planting Ahead Of Schedule In 1975 Harvest Outlook
U S agriculture officials report corn planting near 90 percent by May 25 1975 well ahead of 1974 and normal progress. In the north central region Iowa Illinois Ohio Indiana Kansas Nebraska lead the pace with Nebraska near 95 percent. Soybeans sorghum and spring wheat also show strong progress as weather favors a potential record wheat crop of about 2.1 billion bushels and corn production possibly up to 6.4 billion bushels if conditions stay favorable.
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Prince Charles To Grow Beard After Navy Regs Flip
Prince Charles shaves to meet naval rules then plans a full beard on return to sea. Palace says beard and mustache may not be worn separately. he hopes for a suitable facial hair display for future parades. Public reaction from tabloids and readers follows.
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Halifax
Nova Scotia
Absentee ballots cast in Hocking County primary
Forty two voters have cast absentee ballots with the Hocking County Election Board for the June 3 primary. The total includes courthouse and military mail ballots. Absent voter applications accepted until noon Saturday. ballots returned by polls close election day are valid.
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Hocking
Fred Ervin Award Initiated at Logan Junior High
A new Fred Ervin Award will debut at the Logan Junior High awards assembly Friday at 2 p.m. in the LHS auditorium. The prize honors the late teacher and goes to the top seventh grade science student for scholarship attitude and dedication. The honoree gets a plaque, a trophy, and is joined by other top honors for freshmen and a scholar athlete. A special award will recognize the most enthusiastic student.
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LHS
Fred Ervin
Gregg Morris
Logan Girl Wins Award in Dramatics at Capital University
Cynthia Sommers of Logan, a senior speech education major, received the William C. Craig Prize for outstanding dramatics at Capital University Honors Convocation in Columbus. She is the daughter of Harold H. Sommers of 75 Hill St. and was active with Metropolitan Ministries Masquers and the women's swim team.
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Cindy) Sommers
Logan
Capital University
Columbus
Sommers
Harold H
Harp) Sommers
Hill St
William C. Craig
Logan High School
Metropolitan Ministries, Masquers
Logan Rt 3 Man Charged In Stop N Go Holdup Try
A Logan man, Jimmy R. Waddell twenty, is held in Hocking County jail on two thousand five hundred dollar bond after being charged with aggravated robbery for an attempted Stop N Go Store holdup at four hundred sixteen West Hunter Street Tuesday night. Clerk Effie Finnearty reported a knife point attempted robbery but she fought back, causing the would be robber to flee. EMS technicians observed Waddell with cuts and bruises and he was treated at Hocking Valley Community Hospital before charges were filed Wednesday. He requested court appointed counsel.
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Hocking County
James Stilwell
W. Hunter St
Jimmy R. Waddell
Effie Finnearty
EMS
Waddell
Ohio
Hocking Valley Community Hospital
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