Senate vote defeats move to cut C-5A contract
In Washington AP report Sen Mondale and Sen Case failed to delay the C-5A nuclear carrier funding as the Senate rejected their amendment 64 to 23. Proxmire's amendment to curb C-5A spending passed 90 to 0.
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Stuart Symington
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United States
More Troop Cuts Hinted For Vietnam
Reports from Saigon say meetings between U.S. and South Vietnamese officials fuel speculation of deeper troop withdrawals and a scaled down allied war effort. Abrams and Thieu discussed a possible 35,000 additional U.S. troop reductions, while Thieu rejected a cease fire and intensified operations.
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Queen Crowning Set As Fair Opens Tonight
The 1969 Hocking County Fair opens at noon expanding to five days with new exhibits rides and grand stand attractions. A 50 cent grandstand admission and a $1 adult gate fee apply with season tickets available. Junior Fair Queen will be crowned at 7 30 pm. Judges begin livestock entry judging Friday and fine arts judging Thursday. A Bell Jet Ranger helicopter will offer rides at the southeast fairgrounds.
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Shady Side Farm Wins Champion Gilt in Austin Show
Displays top gilt Shady Side Farm of Powell Ohio captured the champion gilt at the national barrow show held in Austin Minnesota.
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Autumn Chill Sweeps Most Of Nation As Gerda Fades
A continental cool spell spread from the Rockies to the Atlantic with teens to low 50s and even 30s in the Upper Midwest. By late morning temperatures rose to the mid 60s in many areas while the Lakes region and Georgia enjoyed mid 50s. Skies cleared after hurricane Gerda moved into Canada. winds peaked near 50 mph with relatively light damage in the U.S. mainland.
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Kempton Named Public Relations Director for Dayton Gems
Tom Kempton of Athens, a member of Logan's National Guard, is named public relations director for the Dayton Gems of the International Hockey League. The 24 year old ex Athens Bulldog track star previously led the Ted Kluszewski baseball school at Bainbridge for three years. His brother Dave, an Athens native and former Bulldog track star, serves as assistant sports information director at Ohio University.
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Israeli Jets Strike Egypt Armored Column In Gulf of Suez
Report details an Israeli ground assault into Egypt with tank forces advancing from the beach via Ras Abu Dareg and Ras Za Farana. Units destroyed guard houses and positions, hit an antitank gun atop a lighthouse, and supported by air strikes as they evacuated back to the Israeli-held shore with casualties and equipment intact.
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Road Closure Planned for County Road 23 Bridge Repairs
County Engineer's office announced that County Route 23 Sand Run Road will be closed Thursday for bridge repairs. The notice specifies an official traffic disruption and detour guidance for motorists in the area.
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Mayor veto blocks South Logan street work measure
Mayor Merril Haney vetoed an ordinance authorizing bids for paving and surface treatment on South Logan streets. The veto, read at the City Council meeting, prompts a special session to consider overriding. Debates focus on whether the plan is paving or shooting and chipping, and objections cite taxpayer impact and open dispute with the council.
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Retired Logan Barber Harold Hartman Dies
Harold Hartman 59 of 570 Henrietta Ave. Logan died Tuesday at Hocking Valley Community Hospital after years of poor health. WWII veteran of the 101st Airborne, wounded in the Battle of the Bulge, he ran a Logan barber shop for 18 years. He leaves wife Alice Myers Hartman, sister Irene Hall, brothers Floyd, Ernest, Merle, and several nieces and nephews. Funeral 2 p.m. Friday at Heinlein Funeral Home with burial in Oak Grove Cemetery. Eagles memorial at 7:30 p.m. Thursday.
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Heinlein
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Arraignment Set In Traffic Death Case
Robert Lee Daubenmier, 19, of Logan Route 2, is to be arraigned in Hocking County Court at 9 a.m. next Monday on a ve hicular homicide charge filed by the state highway patrol. The charge stems from a May 30 one car crash near Enterprise school on old Route 33N that killed Deborah M. Rider, 21, of Lancaster. Daubenmier and two other passengers were injured.
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Logan Rt. 2
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Death Claims Ross Milby
Ross Milby age 60 of Logan Rt. 3 and owner of Milby's Drive-In died Tuesday evening in Mt. Carmel Hospital Columbus. Funeral service set for 10:30 a.m. Friday at Heinlein Funeral Home with Rev. Bruce Seymour officiating. Burial will follow at Oak Grove Cemetery. Visitation begins after 2 p.m. Thursday at the home.
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Logan Rt. 3
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W. Hunter St
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Gilloglys Heading to Yugoslavia World Plow Meet
Mr and Mrs Wallace Gillogly of Greenville formerly of Logan depart September 15 for Belgrade Yugoslavia to attend the World Plowing Matches on September 27 28 They will visit London Germany and Switzerland before Belgrade Gillogly is a soil conservationist for Darke County with the U S Soil Conservation Service and previously served in Hocking County Two U S plowing champions come from his Darke County district both champions in level land and contour plowing
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Darke County
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Hocking County
U.S
City Joins County Plan for Solid Waste Disposal District
City Council unanimously agrees to join Hocking County Solid Waste Disposal District. The county proposes a private landfill operator, with established haulers allowed if compliant. Rates set by the county per load, household rates by haulers. Mayor Merril Haney supports the move to keep haulers in business and reduce garbage costs for residents.
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Ross County
Israeli Jets Hit Egyptian Vehicles at Suez Bases
Israeli aircraft pounded Egyptian army vehicles at Ras Abu Dareg and Ras Za Afrana along the Gulf of Suez. The morning raids followed a 10 hour amphibious operation described by Moshe Dayan as almost unprecedented in military history.
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Nelsonville York fullback Bruce Evans in critical condition
Bruce Evans, fullback for the Nelsonville York Buckeyes, remained in critical condition at University Hospital Columbus five days after head injuries from a game at Warren Local last Saturday. He is unconscious and listed as the son of Mr and Mrs Harry Evans of Nelsonville Route 2.
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Nelsonville - York
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University Hospital
Columbus
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Warren
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Nelsonville
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