Pay hikes for school workers face doubt after ruling
Washington AP report outlines the Cost of Living Council's disputed stance on teacher raises. NEA says up to 80 percent of some workers could be affected, while officials insist most are not. Montgomery County confusion sparked clarifications and widespread payroll calculations proceed.
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Washington
Cost of Living Council
National Education Association
Council
Arnold R. Weber
Treasury
Charles Walker
Weber
Montgomery County
NEA
Walker
Robert Chanin
Chanin
Health Services Foundation Receives $270,619 ARC Grant
Congressman Clarence E. Miller announced the Appalachian Regional Commission approved a $270,619 grant to the Ohio Valley Health Services Foundation based in Athens. Funds support the third year of speech hearing and vision programs across seven counties including Athens Gallia Jackson Lawrence Vinton Meigs and Hocking.
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Clarence E. Miller
Appalachian Regional Commission
Ohio Valley Health Services Foundation
Athens
Miller
ARC
Gallia
Jackson
Lawrence
Vinton
Meigs
Hocking
Sanctions dispute prompts urgent advisory in Logan schools
Dr Stayner F Brighton former Ohio Education Association executive secretary issued an urgent advisory to protect teaching candidates and alert citizens to unsatisfactory conditions as Logan city school board and Logan Education Association clash over new certificated personnel guidelines. George M Sarbalas Logan schools superintendent released a public statement vowing quality education for 1971 72 with 40 new teachers amid 324 applications and continued commitment to fair administration and student focus.
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Stayner F. Brighton
Ohio Education Association
Logan Education Association
Logan
Logan City
Brighton
LEA
George M. Sarbalas
Board of Education
Logan City Board
Vietnamese leader duels over coup threat in Thieu Ky clash
President Thieu withheld comment on Vice President Ky’s threat to topple the government if Thieu proceeds with the October 3 one man presidential election. Ky suggested a coup, but his press secretary denied the statements while analysts call it a bluff or move to provoke confrontation. In Phnom Penh, Cambodia, Saigon troops face talks on withdrawal after reports of looting and brutality.
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Saigon
Nguyen van Thieu
Nguyen Cao Ky
Thieu
Phnom Penh
Cambodia
Back To School Record Hop At City Pool
A back to school record hop runs from 4 to 8 p.m. Tuesday at the city swimming pool. Pool hours shift to 4–8 p.m. Tuesdays and Thursdays and 1–8 p.m. Saturdays and Sundays through September. Admission is 30 cents for children and 75 cents for adults. Season tickets expired and will not be honored.
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Dick Erb
Erb
Gen-Tel Seeks Rehearing Over Ohio Rate Order
General Telephone Co. of Ohio filed Friday for a rehearing of its August 17 rate order with the Public Utilities Commission of Ohio. The company contests 11 points claiming PUCO erred. The order would raise annual revenues by about 4.7 million though not yet in effect.
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Public Utilities Commission of Ohio
General Telephone Co. of
Ohio
PUCO
General of Ohio
Nixon
Robert J. White
Marion
General Telephone
General
General of
Labor Day Closings For Logan Area Offices And Post
Government offices and most businesses will be closed Monday for Labor Day. Logan Post Office lobby opens for public use but windows close and no mail deliveries. Logan Daily News will not publish Monday so staff may enjoy the holiday with families.
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Logan Post
Logan Daily News
Seven die in Phoenix area family shooting spree
Seven people are dead after a shooting at a modest east Phoenix home late Friday. Victims include Frank Martin 18 Pam 16 Novella Bentley 42 and four Bentley children aged 10 3 1 and 9 months. A male suspect fled the scene leaped a fence was wounded and hospitalized before booking on murder charges.
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Phoenix, Ariz
Eastside
Lowell Strickland
Frank Martin
Pam
Novella Bentley
Strickland
Arm strong cites adequate park funding to critique closures
State Senator Harry L. Armstrong defended Governor Gilligan's park closures in Ohio, claiming the 109th General Assembly fully funded the Department of Natural Resources. A copy of the executive order to close state parks was filed in Hocking County Court and in other park counties.
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Harry L. Armstrong
John Gilligan
Hocking County
Ohio
109Th General Assembly
Department of Natural Resources
Ted W. Brown
Hocking
Ohio official criticizes governor over park funding and access
Sen Armstrong blasts the governor and the natural resources director for park mismanagement amid rising 1971-72 appropriations. He notes July to September interim spending totals 5.65 million, surpassing the governor’s 1972 request by 644 thousand. Sheriff Hartman lists five private campsites in Hocking County after Labor Day closures.
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Sen. Armstrong
Ohio Department of Natural Resources
Ohio
Armstrong
Department of Natural Resources
109Th General Assembly
Paul Hartman
Hocking County
Cramer’s Hollow
Charles Davis Camp
Lost Hollow
Rolling Acres
Camp
Sheriff's Office
Rheinscheld Named Park Manager At Hocking Hills
Rheinscheld 47, son of Mt. Pleasant residents, will replace Robert Keck as manager of Hocking Hills State Park effective next Tuesday. He comes from Pymatuning State Park where he managed for seven years after earlier posts at Rocky Fork Lake and Stone Lick. He is a Marine veteran and father of three. Old Man's Cave camping area shows reduced occupancy with 126 Class A sites and 20 family primitive units.
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Everett Rheinscheld
Hocking County
William H. Rheinscheld
Mt. Pleasant
Hocking Hills State Park
Robert Keck
Rheinscheld
Pymatuning State Park
Rocky Fork Lake
Stone Lick State Park
Union Furnace High School
U.S
Beulah Kerr
Kentucky
William
Bruce
Rheinscheid
Reichley
Keck
Hocking State Forest
Earl Murphy
Forest Ranger
Rock House
Old Man’s Cave
National and World Briefs Face Nixon Tax Plans and Tense Protests
The White House opposes an excess profits tax while signaling possible controls on interest rates after the wage price freeze. Police defend Mayday handling as planned Oct 25 detention upgrades loom. A Cuban refugee attempt to hijack an airliner ends with arrests and minor injuries. Northern Ireland sees a soldier killed by a mine amid rising violence. Ohio public employees consider a statewide strike over pay raises, focusing on the liquor department.
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Washington
White House
Nixon
Federal Reserve Board
Washington (Ap
Jerry V. Wilson
National Press Club
Columbus
Ohio
Herschel Sigall
State Liquor Department
West Raked By Storms
Storms swept the Great Plains with scattered thundershowers and high winds. In the Dakotas hail fell west of Aberdeen and Fargo ND saw over two inches of rain. Pueblo Colorado faced 50 mph winds as eastern areas stayed hot with 80s and 90s.
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Great Plains
Dakotas
Aberdeen
S.D
Fargo
N.D
Pueblo
Colo
The
Mercury
Ohio trims legal blood alcohol limit for drivers
Gov. John J. Gilligan signed a measure cutting the presumption of drunkenness blood alcohol level from .15 to .10 percent. The new rule takes effect 90 days after signing, hailed as a major victory for all Ohioans.
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Columbus, Ohio
Vinton County Welcomes New Doctor After Vacancy
Vinton County will gain a medical practitioner as Dr Alaf Hussain plans to start practice in McArthur after Oct 1. Hussain earned a medical degree in Pakistan and completed internships in Chicago Milwaukee Denver and New York City following study in England. He most recently worked with a clinic in Waynesburg Pennsylvania.
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Vinton County
Richard Bullock
Alaf Hussain
Pakistan
McArthur
Hussain
Chicago
Milwaukee
Denver
New York City
England
Waynesburg
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