Logan High School to graduate 282 seniors Sunday
Two hundred eighty two Logan High School seniors are slated to receive diplomas in combined baccalaureate and commencement exercises at 7 30 p m Sunday. The venue is the LHS stadium weather permitting with auditorium fallback if needed. A list of graduates follows with numerous names.
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Logan High School
LHS
David Andrew Abram
Charles A. Amnah
Debora Lee Anderson
Connie Faye Angle
Jane Diane Ash
Dean Anthony Auker
Dyanna Gay Austin
Brian Keith Ayers
Joseph Richard Bachus
Leeann Kay Bailey
Darlene Kay Barcus
Deborah Faye Barlow
Ricky Barnett
Nancy Lee Barron
Marjorie Ann Bateman
Roy Stanley Beougher
Michael Joseph Berry
Stephen Wayne Birdwell
Mary Catherine Blosser
Jerry A. Bourne Jr
Gary Earl Bowlby
Jacinta Ann Boyle
Lewis Harold Brown Jr
Sandra K. Brown
Roberta Ann Bumgardner
Royden Edgar Bunthoff
James A. Geiger
St. John Catholic Church
Becky Smith
Jeff Rimelspach
Diane Parry
Steve Proctor
Fr. Geiger
Robin Inboden
Daily News
Annual LHS Alumni Meet and Dance Planned Saturday
Logan High School Alumni Association schedules a 1 p.m. business meeting in the Hilltop cafeteria with 10 plus class reunions, an alumni dance from 10 p.m. to 2 a.m. at Logan Armory, $6 per couple tickets, food and drinks, first come seating. Officers for 1975 announced. 50-year class of 1925 to receive pins.
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Logan High School Alumni Association
Hilltop
LHS
Logan Armory
Green Springs
Nick’s Party Center
Risc Drugs
LHS Alumni Association
Lee Howdyshell
Randy Herron
Bob Trowbridge
Paulette Patterson
Hocking Hills Lodge
Old Man’s Cave
Carl
Jane Leach) Blosser
N. Wood St
Blosser
Carborundum Union Hall
Corruption In Agency Hinted Narcotics Chief Quits Under Fire
Washington AP reports John R. Bartels Jr. resigns as head of the Drug Enforcement Administration amid White House and Justice Department pressure from a probe into mismanagement and corruption. Hearings are planned by a Senate subcommittee. Bartels previously led the New Jersey organized crime strike force.
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Washington
Federal Narcotics Agency
White House
Justice Department
John R. Bartels Jr
Drug Enforcement Administration
Bartels
Atty
Edward H. Levi
Senate Permanent Subcommittee On
DEA
New Jersey
Experts Admit Recession To Be Worse Than Forecast
Washington AP The Ford administration said unemployment and the recession will be worse this year than earlier estimates but a stronger recovery is expected next year. It projects an 8.7 percent jobless rate for the year, about 7.8 million unemployed, with a 3.6 percent GDP decline and a 6.3 percent growth rebound in 1976.
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Washington
Ford Administration
Congress
Excess Baggage In School Bill Sparks Senate Fight
A Republican on the Ohio equal yield aid panel warns colleagues to trim what he calls excess baggage from the Senate approved school bill. Rep. Ben Rose cites two thirds attendance rules and other changes pushed by the Ohio Education Association, while critics say attendance criteria may encourage strikes and finances to balance by makeups rather than pay loss.
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Columbus, Ohio
Ben Rose
Lima
Senate
House
Senate Education Review Committee
Ohio Education Association
OEA
Ohio
Mary M. Milheim
ROOTS
Hocking Valley Weather Forecast Showers Likely
Cloudy weather with showers and thundershowers likely expected tonight and Saturday. Highs in the 70s and lows in the 60s with current 11 a.m. reading at 73 degrees after an overnight low of 66. Thursday peaked at 88.
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Hocking Valley
Market rally lifts Dow as economy outlook improves
New York traders pushed stocks higher with broad gains on the NYSE. The noon Dow Jones industrial average rose 9.55 to 824.55 as gainers outweighed losers 7 to 2 on active trading. Analysts cited a government report showing a jump in the index of leading economic indicators as a key driver, with Occidental Petroleum surging to 19 percent after recent gains.
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New York
New York Stock Exchange
Occidental Petroleum
Congress to Override Ford Veto on $5.3 Billion Jobs Bill
President Ford’s veto of a 5.3 billion program to create about 900000 jobs faces override as House Speaker Carl Albert asserts Congress will act. The measure funds public service and youth jobs, federal building work, small business loans, and flood control projects amid 8.9 percent nationwide unemployment. Ponce Puerto Rico leads with 20.1 percent jobless in March, followed by Flint Michigan at 18.7 and Detroit at 16.6.
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Washington
Ford
Congress
House
Carl Albert
Albert
White House
Europe
Senate
Labor Department
Ponce
Puerto Rico
Flint
Mich
Detroit
Logan Schools Face 5 Mill Levy Amid Financing Woes
Larry Wells outlines the need for a 5 mill operating levy to avert accreditation loss and staff cuts. He cites inflation driven costs, stagnant millage since 1966, and low local support while warning of school closures or consolidations by 1976 77 if the levy fails.
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Larry Wells
Logan School Board
Webster’s
Hocking County
North Central Association
Logan
Lune
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Cheryl Ann Burgoon
Sue Ellen Burkholder
Beverly Ann Burns
David Allen Burns
Billie Diane Callender
Anthony Bruce Campbell
Sharon Kay Carothers
Barbara Anne Carr
Mark D. Carter
Kathleen Marie Cassady
Robert Steven Clay
Martha Mae Coakley
Robin Louise Colburn
Timothy Alan Cole
Sharon Sue Cook
James Keith Copenhaver
Faith Ann Correll
Bryan Martin Courter
Jan Kendra Courter
James Patrick Crow
Debra Lynn Cyrus
Emerson Sinnott
David Lawrence Epstein
Rick A. Fain
Edna Marie Finefrock
Robert William Fitzgerald
Cindy Lee Fiume
Dennis Keith Flowers
Kimm Foltz
Keith A. Fouch
Theresa Ann Fowler
Annette Lynne Frazier
Dennis William Fuller
Donna D. Gainer
Scott Leslie Gosnell
Gloria Marie Govoni
Crystal Ann Green
Kimberly Sue Gribble
Frances Marie Griffith
Fredrick Mark Griffith
Beverly Ann Hagan
Cheryl Janene Hall
Christy Lynn Hamilton
Brenda Alberta Handa
Cynthia Jo Harkless
Dianne Susan Hartman
Michael Alan Hartsock
Deborah Lynn Hatfield
Gary Dean Haybrow
Billy Joe Helber
Ellen Michele Helber
Kenneth Wayne Henderson
Richard Lee Henry
Michael Scott Herron
Donald Lee Hinerman
Ricky Dale Hoffman
Suellen
Lucille Hoffman
Franklin Ira Holcomb
Cheri Leigh Howard
Harley David Howdyshell
Deborah Karen Hudson
Vicky Nihiser Huffines
James Matthew Hoffman
Logan Federal Community Room
Charlie Bush
Hocking Hills Country Club
J J Buffet
Nick
Elks Lodge
E. Main St
Blosser’s
Levi
Justice
Partment
Allen County
Wells
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