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Logan Daily News

Location

Logan, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Sep 11, 1972

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U S Jets Hit Hanoi Bridges and Installations

U S jets carried out major raids on Hanoi and suburbia including the Paul Doumer Bridge, the largest North Vietnamese bridge, and four key military installations covering more than 300 acres. South Vietnamese helicopter losses at Bien Hoa were the war’s worst aircraft loss to date, signaling tighter operational constraints amid a renewed offensive period. The Viet Cong issued a peace statement seeking a coalition government with U S withdrawal but without Thieu.

Saigon Hanoi North Vietnam U.S. Air Force Air Force North Viet Nguyen van Thieu U.S 7Th Air Force Paul Doumer North Bien Hoa Quang Tri Tien Phuoc Associated Press Moscow Henry Kissinger le Duc Tho Tho Paris Kissingers Vietnam Viet Cong United States

Major defense bill moves through House panel

The 74.6 billion dollar defense bill, the largest since World War II, clears the House Appropriations Committee with cuts to Indochina funding. It includes 139 jet fighters and other arms but rejects many tanks and trucks, awaiting a Thursday vote. The report covers Vietnam and related defense actions.

Washington House Appropriations Committee Nixon U.S Indochina House Hanoi South Vietnam North Vietnam

Ohio lawyers push plan to reinstate death penalty

The Ohio Prosecuting Attorneys Association announces a bill to resume executions in Ohio. It proposes mandatory death sentences for crimes including the murder of a judge or officer, kidnapping or hijacking with homicide, and child sexual assault involving murder. A Ohio Parole Board review could commute sentences to life.

Columbus, Ohio Ohio Prosecuting Attorneys Association Ohio Association Ohio Parole Board

Flint Glass Union to vote on Lancs ter contract offer

LANCASTER Ohio AP union members of the American Flint Glass Workers will vote today and tomorrow on a contract offer from Lancas ter Glass Corp. The action centers on terms of pay and benefits at the Lancaster plant.

Lancaster, Ohio American Flint Glass Workers Union Lancaster Glass Corp

Cool Weather Follows Rain Across Regions

The national weather map showed a doughnut pattern with showers and thunderstorms in the hole while cooler, pleasant conditions surrounded the edges. The storm center was in western Iowa near Adair County, about 35 miles south. Partly cloudy with a chance of showers is forecast for Tuesday in the Hocking Valley, with highs in the 80s. 73 degrees reported at 11 am under cloudy skies.

Iowa Adair County Hocking Valley

Unseasonable Storms Drench Regions Across U S

A two hour downpour drenched areas west of Des Moines with five inches before midnight. Flash flood warnings covered much of the morning while showers and thunderstorms swept from California to the Great Lakes and along the Gulf coast. Dawn temps ranged from 41 at Havre Montana to 83 at Needles California.

Des Moines California Great Lakes Gulf Coast States Havre Mont Needles Calif

New Ice Age Creeps Near But Still 10000 Years Away

Norwich England AP climate expert Prof Hubert Lamb of University of East Anglia says a new Ice Age is coming but not for about 10 000 years. He notes temperatures may dip for two centuries with possible brief warming, driven by solar variation orbital changes and polar ice growth.

Norwich England Hubert Lamb University of East Anglia Lamb British Isles America New York City Cincinnati St. Louis Kansas City

Grand Jury In Session In Hocking County

The Hocking County grand jury sits today to consider at least 19 cases with 43 witnesses subpoenaed. Frederick W. Good of Mohican Avenue serves as jury foreman. other jurors include Theresa A. Hanna Murray City Retha Thompson Esther Fetheroll South Bloomingville, Lydia Dorris 53 Gompf Drive, Patricia Edgar Judy Young Logan, Kenneth Rutter 1390 Church Street, Harry V. Mack 685 East Main Street, Vernon Dicken Logan Route 3, Harold R. Nixon 517 North Walnut Street, LaVerne Wolfley 193 Fountain Street, Darrell Arnett Rockbridge Route 2, James S. Walsh 780 Betty Avenue, and William T. Messbarger Sugar Grove Route 1.

Hocking County Grand Jury Frederick W. Good Mohican Ave Theresa A. Hanna Murray City Retha Thompson Esther Fetheroll South Bloomingville Lydia Dorris Gompf Dr Patricia Edgar Judy Young Logan Rt Kenneth Rutter Church St Harry V. Mack E. Main St Vernon Dicken Logan Harold R. Nixon N. Walnut St LaVerne Wolfley Fountain St Darrell Arnett Rockbridge James S. Walsh Betty Ave William T. Messbarger Sugar Grove

U.S. veto blocks UN halt to Israeli raids

The United States vetoed a United Nations Security Council resolution demanding a halt to Israeli reprisals, criticizing the text for ignoring Munich killings and not addressing terrorism. The vote drew praise from Israel and sharp rebukes from Syria, Lebanon, and other council members.

United Nations, N.Y United States U.N. Security Council Munich Syria Lebanon China Soviet Union U.S George Bush Bush Yosef Tekoah Israel Jacob A. Malik Huang Hua Peking World Organization Haissam Kelani Edouard Ghorra Ghorra Kelani

Trial Begins For Accused Slayer Of 25 Farm Workers

Farm-labor contractor Juan Corona goes on trial in Fairfield charged with slaying 25 itinerant farm workers whose bodies were found in peach-orchard graves near the Feather River starting May 20, 1971. About 200 witnesses are expected as investigators review hundreds of evidence pieces. the case is largely circumstantial.

Columbus Ohio Afl-Cio George Meany Fairfield Calif Juan Corona Feather River Corona Yuba City Marysville Atty. G. David Teja Sutter County

Three Injured In Park Mishaps At Old Man's Cave

Wes Arbaugh of Hocking Hills State Park reported three weekend incidents in the Old Man's Cave area. Two Toledo men, Thomas Parasiliti aged 23 with a broken foot and Thomas Tayment aged 22 with a broken leg, jumped into two feet of water from 25 feet at Cedar Falls. A third person, Lenna Lorback 50 from Columbus, suffered a broken arm, fractured nose and facial lacerations in a fall. All were treated and released at Hocking Valley Community Hospital.

Wes Arbaugh Hocking Hills State Park Old Man’s Cave Arbaugh Toledo Thomas Parasiliti Thomas Tayment Cedar Falls Lenna Lorback Columbus Hocking Valley Community Hospital

Dr Harry L Armstrong Dies in Louisville Ky

Logan native Dr Harry L Armstrong died Friday in Louisville of an apparent heart attack. Survivors include his wife three stepsons an adopted daughter a brother Homer and two sisters Ruth and Hazel, all of Logan. Funeral services will be in Castle Heights Military Academy Lebanon Tenn where he was president from 1929 to 1962. Burial will be in Lebanon Tenn.

Harry L. Armstrong Logan Louisville, Ky Homer Ruth Hazel Armstrong Castle Heights Military Academy Lebanon, Tenn

Hocking County Fair Expands to Five Days in 1972

The 1972 Hocking County Fair increases to five days with major attractions led by harness racing. The Chillio Pace offers $1,000 on Saturday, while new features include a Youth Center building a poultry building and an added secretary’s office. Moon Walk Ride debuts with 245 exhibitors and opening day coronation of the Junior Fair King and Queen.

Hocking County Jud Matheny Fair Board Jackson Lawrence Athens Meigs County Matheny Hocking Gooding Amusement Co Jaycee Order of Police Hocking Valley Motorcycle Club The Logan Kiwanis Club Modern Mothers Club

Federal grand jury urged over drugs at rock festivals

Indiana Atty. Gen. Theodore L. Sendak called for a federal grand jury probe into whether organized crime backs large rock festivals. He cited the Bull Island event with about 300000 attendees and drug activity, plus the Bush Stadium festival where 12,000 attended and several arrests were made. Police described the open gatherings as drug hotspots.

Indianapolis Indiana Theodore L. Sendak Sendak Bull Island Wabash River Illinois Bush Stadium

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