Delia's Heavy Rains Strike Texas and Louisiana
Tropical storm Delia drenched southeast Texas and southwest Louisiana with torrential rain and 50 mph winds. Forecasts warned 5 to 10 inches of rainfall in Texas while Lake Charles reported 3.8 inches in 24 hours. A flash flood warning covered southern Texas as the storm weakened overnight.
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Associated Press
Delia
Texas
Louisiana
Lake Charles
Ponca City
Okla
Tampa
Fla
Weather Outlook for Hocking Valley Brings Cooling Thursday
Clouds and cooler air expected in the Hocking Valley with highs near the upper 80s. A 50 percent rain chance resumes tonight and 40 percent on Thursday. Tuesday peaked at 94 degrees, vs 83 by 11 am, with an overnight low of 67.
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Hocking Valley
Weather Wrings Central U S and Southwest Texas
Winds of 100 miles per hour struck Big Springs Texas while Wichita Falls and Clinton Oklahoma felt strong gusts. Thunderstorms drenched southwest Missouri with Monett receiving 2 inches in six hours. Thunder activity lessened by dawn across the mid Atlantic and Ohio Valley with dampened areas in the Tennessee and Mississippi valleys. Southern California kept on drizzle as Los Angeles hit a record low of 67 degrees.
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Peoria
Ill
Big Springs
Tex
Wichita Falls
Clinton
Oklo
Delia
Missouri
Monett
Atlantic
Ohio Valley
Tennessee Valley
Kansas
Mississippi Valley
Gulf Coast
California
Los Angeles
Death Claims Ray Soliday In Florida
Ray E. Soliday 64 of Sarasota Florida died at Doctors Hospital Sarasota after an apparent heart attack. Born October 31 1908 in Logan he was a retired federal government accountant. Survived by wife Gertrude Leksick son David S Soliday and grandson Kenneth Soliday two sisters and two sisters in law. Preceded in death by two brothers Earl and Dan Soliday. Heinlein Funeral Home is handling arrangements.
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Ray E. Soliday
Sarasota
Fla
Doctors Hospital
Logan
Daniel and
Clara (O’neil) Soliday
Gertrude Leksick
David S. Soliday
Upper Marlboro
Kenneth Soliday
Minia Kreyssig
Willoughby
Margaret Hiser
Silver Springs
Julia Soliday
Ruth Soliday
Earl
Dan Soliday
Heinlein Funeral Home
Logan Schools Open With Record Turnout
Logan district schools began the 1973 74 term with an all time high of 4096 pupils. Additions from the former Starr Washington area boosted the first day total. Kindergarten starts next Monday with 750 seniors 1020 juniors 1987 elementary and 250 at Tri County Vocational.Rockbridge 211 Central 315 West 287 Marion 104 Green 223 West Logan 105 Enterprise 117 South Bloomingville 59 East 325 Union Furnace 241 in grades1-6 89 in grades7-8.
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Logan
Starr- Washington
Union Furnace
Tri-County Vocational School
Nelsonville
Rockbridge
Central
West
Marion
Green
West Logan
Enterprise
South Bloomingville
Abitibi Mills Reopen in Ontario Amid Rail Disruptions
Abitibi Paper Co. Ltd. restarts three northern Ontario mills in Smooth Rock Falls Sault Ste. Marie and Iroquois Falls after rail service resumed. A fourth Pine Falls mill in Manitoba stays closed due to railway pickets. Thunder Bay supplies may stay cut. Capreol holdout does not affect nearby mills.
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Toronto
Abitibi Paper Co. Ltd
Ontario
Manitoba
United States
Abitibi
Smooth Rock Falls
Sault Ste. Marie
Iroquois Falls
Capreol
Canada
Shopping Center Bought in Wenatchee by First Union Realty
First Union Real Estate Investments said it paid 2.8 million dollars in cash to purchase the Valley North Shopping Center in Wenatchee Washington. The sale was announced from Cleveland Ohio by the AP.
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Cleveland, Ohio
First Union Real Estate Investments
Valley North Shopping Center
Wenatchee
Wash
State Audits Probate Court Records in Hocking County
State examiner Neal M. Frazier found no findings in an audit covering April 1, 1970, to August 31, 1972. Bonds of officials were properly executed, county equipment inventory filed, sick leave records kept, cash journal balanced with the depository, and fees disbursed. Audits are open to public inspection at the county prosecutor and auditor offices.
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Hocking County
Neal M. Frazier
State
Oil Shale Process Set by Sohio for 7.5 Million Test
Sohio says ten oil firms will begin an experimental 7.5 million project to extract oil and gas from shale at Anvil Points near Rifle Colorado. Parade Development Corp will supply hardware with a first kiln test 8% feet in diameter using an internal combustion heat source. The second step waits for five more firms at 500000 each to run full scale kiln tests with external heater.
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Cleveland, Ohio
Standard Oil Co
Ohio
Sohio
Rifle
Colo
Parade Development Corp
Denver
OAS Adrift Over Ending Cuban Embargo Faces Vote
A special OAS committee debated ending the U S embargo on Cuba with nine years of tension. Venezuela and Costa Rica push changes while most Latin democracies oppose. the United States backs continued embargo but must seek two thirds support to alter policy.
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Washington
The
Organization of American States
United States
Latin America
Nixon
Cuba
Havana
Venezuela
Costa Rica
OAS Permanent Council
OAS
U.S
Merous
Palestine Liberation Organization
Israel
Slagle Challenges General Telephone Illegal Rate Increase
Ohio State Senator Gene Slagle filed action with the Public Utilities Commission to roll back General Telephone Co rates to pre June 21 1972 levels. He claims the firm has collected about 6 million in unauthorized charges from 300000 subscribers in 70 counties and seeks treble damages totaling roughly 18 million. The Marion headquartered company faces a PUCO rule violation and a strike by communications workers since July 16.
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Columbus
Ohio
Gene Slagle
Galion
Public Utilities Commission of Ohio
General Telephone Co
Slagle
PUCO
Ohio Supreme Court
Supreme Court
Marion
Telephone Supervisors Back On Job In Athens Area
General Telephone Co. supervisors returned to work in the Athens area after being sent home Saturday due to harassment by picketing Communications Workers. Spokesman Don Detweiler said most crews resumed as picket numbers dropped and extra Athens office staff helped with fall Ohio University installations. Since the July 16 strike began, the company reports over 1 million dollars in damages and revenue loss. the firm serves about 318000 subscribers in 77 Ohio counties.
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Athens, Ohio
General Telephone Co
Athens
Don Detweiler
Ohio University
Communication Workers of America
General Telephone
Ohio
Withdrawal Of U S Planes From Thailand Moves Forward
U S and Thai officials agree on pulling 70 more U S planes and 1 510 American airmen from four Thai bases. Thanom says withdrawals begin Thursday at Korat. No plan to pull B52 bombers yet. remain until Southeast Asia settles.
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Bangkok
Thailand
U.S
Thanom Kittikachorn
Korat
United States
Thanom
Southeast
Asa
Indochina
Gilligan Signs Bill Creating Department of Administrative Services
Gov John Gilligan signed into law Tuesday a bill creating the Department of Administrative Services to consolidate housekeeping functions of state government under a single director.
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Gilligan
Bill
Columbus
Ohio
Department of Administrative Services
John Gilligan
New 1974 Autos On Sale At Old Prices
Washington AP First of the 1974 model autos to go on sale today without the price hike sought by automakers The Cost of Living Council has not decided on a proposed $61 per car increase for American Motors Corp Other firms Ford General Motors and Chrysler have proposals pending but not until Sept 13 if approved A council spokesman warned a decision is unlikely before the analysis is complete American Motors sought timing before the 30 day Phase 4 waiting period expires and to begin at once
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Washington
Cost
American Motors Corp
Council
American Motors
Ford
General Motors
Chrysler
Detroit
John T. Dunlop
Black Muslim Chief Slain in Newark War Within Sect
James Shabazz, 52, spiritual leader of thousands in Newark Black Muslims, was shot dead by two young Black men as he stepped from his car. Police describe the killing as a possible internal power struggle and a potential hit, with suspects escaping on foot.
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Newark
N.J
James Shabazz
Shabazz
Malcolm X
Rocco Paradiso
Muslim Temple 25
Black Central
Gilligan Announces Three Ohio Appointments
Gov. John Gilligan announces the appointment of Christine M. Carlson of Delaware and Lloyd Clausing of Portsmouth to the Ohio River Valley Water Sanitation Commission. He also reappoints Dr. Gerald G. Woods of Rossford to the Penta County Technical Institute board and renames Martin Lindsey Cowen of Shaker Heights to the state Board of Uniform State Laws.
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Gilligan
Columbus, Ohio
John J. Gilligan
Christine M. Carlson
Delaware
Lloyd Clausing
Portsmouth
Ohio River Valley Water Sanitation Commission
Gerald G. Woods
Rossford
Penta County Technical Institute
Martin Lindsey Cowen
Shaker Heights
State Board of Uniform State Laws
Nonaligned Nations Gather for Algiers Summit
Leaders from 76 nations meet in Algiers for a four day nonaligned summit chaired by Algeria. Tito of Yugoslavia leads a lineup of monarchs presidents and prime ministers as draft resolutions cover natural resources decolonization the Middle East territorial waters nuclear weapons and the monetary system.
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Algiers
Tito
Yugoslavia
Middle East
Algeria
Logan High season football tickets moved to AD office
Reserved seat season tickets for Logan's home games are now available at the Athletic Director Marion Allen's office at Logan High School. Previously sold at Risch Drugs, the six game package costs $9. The first home date is September 14 against Hilliard.
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Logan
Marion Allen
Logan High School
Risch Drugs
Hilliard
Sick Leave and Pensions Promised in Miners Talks
United Mine Workers President Arnold Miller said for 1974 contract talks with coal bosses the focus will be sick leave benefits and improved pension rights. He urged vesting and member input in the pension fund while noting the union lacks sick benefits and plans to present proposals in January.
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Charleston
W. Va
United Mine Workers
Arnold Miller
Charleston Gazette
Miller
UMW
Bituminous Coal Operators Association
Stock Market Edges Lower Amid Profit Taking
New York stocks drifted lower in sluggish trading as investors took profits after gains in six of the prior eight sessions. The Dow Jones average stood at 892.16 at noon, down 3.23 points, with decliners edging out advancers on the NYSE.
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New York
New York Stock Exchange
Rev William Brown dies at 70 in Athens area
The Rev William Brown 70 of Carbondale died Tuesday evening at Kimes Convalescent Center Athens after nine years of ill health. He was an ordained minister and pastor of Oak Grove Pilgrim Holiness Church and previously led Logan and Bremen Pilgrim Holiness churches. He served on district council as treasurer and led local school boards in Waterloo and Athens County. Survived by four daughters, a son, two sisters, five brothers, 14 grandchildren and two great grandchildren. widow Mary Kennard Brown preceded him. Funeral 1 p.m. Friday at Oak Grove Wesleyan Church with burial at New Marshfield Cemetery. Calls at Johnson Funeral Home Nelsonville after 7 tonight and Thursday afternoon.
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William Brown
Carbondale
Kimes
Athens
Harve
Ella Frank Brown
Oak Grove
Athens County School Board
William
Donna) Gilkerson
Columbus
Clayton
Charlotte) Walter
Logan
Barbara) Lightfritz
New Marshfield
Betty Brown
Sam
Ina Woods
Helen McDaniel
Nelsonville Rt. 2
Jesse
Albany
Jim
Frank
Henry
Charles
Mary Kennard Brown
Oak Grove Wesleyan Church
New Marshfield Cemetery
Johnson Funeral Home
Nelsonville
Ehrlichman Liddy Among Defendants in Break-In Probe
Los Angeles AP report says John Ehrlichman Egil Krogh Jr David Young and G Gordon Liddy named in burglary conspiracy charges connected to the Ellsberg break in The grand jury indicted them secretly with bond set at 500 each and warrants delayed to allow surrender Officials warned the move could impact the Watergate investigation conducted by Archibald Cox and his team
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Los Angeles
John D. Ehrlichman
Daniel Elisberg
Los Angeles Times
Washington Post
Ehrlichman
White House
Egil Krogh Jr
David Young
Henry A. Kissinger
G. Gordon Liddy
the Post
the Times
Times
Watergate
Archibald Cox
Cox
Superior Court
James G. Kolts
Kolts
James Doyle
Doyle
Grand Jury
Krogh
Young
Liddy
Dist. Atty
Joseph Busch
Wells Resigns Logan Police. Two New Patrolmen Hired
Lt John Wells resigns from the Logan police force effective Oct 1 to become Columbus city development housing code enforcement officer. He plans vacation Sept 15–30 prior to quitting. Wells, a 1963 Logan High grad, leaves with wife Mary Fran and daughter Jennifer. James Thompson and Denny Helber join as patrolmen, Sept 16 and soon after.
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John Wells
Logan
City of
Columbus
Wells
Police Department
Roy Kelch
Lt. Wells
Logan High School
Hickory St
Mary Fran
Jennifer
James Thompson
Church St
Denny Helber
Third St
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