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Logan Daily News

Location

Logan, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Sep 13, 1973

Page

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Veteran Hester White Receives Superintendent's Salute Award

Hester Lee White, longtime Logan School District secretary, received the first Superintendent's Salute and Citation Award from Superintendent Kenneth E. Warling. Warling praised her 37 years of service, sharp efficiency, and dedication to Logan-Hocking County schools, noting her busy office leadership and her beloved home life.

Hester Lee White Logan Kenneth E. Warling Warling Logan High School Ohio University Supt Carr Lupts Blake Drake Diller Sarbalas Miss White N. Mulberry St Hester Lee Logan - Hocking County Kenneth Warling George Carr

Nixon weighs 10 percent income tax surcharge

President Nixon mulls a temporary 10 percent surcharge to curb inflation with refunds later. A variable investment tax credit for corporations is also considered, potentially adjustable 4 to 15 percent annually.

Washington Nixon Melvin R. Laird Laird White House

Gen-Tel says union backed out of wage pact ending strike

In Columbus, Ohio the General Telephone Co says union negotiators first accepted then rejected a one year 1.4 million dollar wage hike that would have ended a two month strike by 2 800 operators and install ers. Company spokes man Dave Schneider says the settlement was reached at the bargaining tables and sealed with a handshake on Sept 9. The CWA could not be reached for comment.

Columbus, Ohio General Telephone Co General Telephone Dave Schneider Communications Workers of America CWA Schneider

Mansfield Bets Half Of Overseas Troops To Be Cut

Sen. Mike Mansfield plans a 50 percent cutback in U S overseas forces as the Senate weighs a major procurement bill. The amended proposal faces a tough uphill battle with both chambers weighing adjournment aims and Nixon veto impacts on defense spending. The Seoul talks also confirm no current US plan to reduce its 40 000 man forces in Korea.

Washington Mike Mansfield U.S Senate Mansfield Europe House Congress Nixon Seoul South Korea United States Korea

Escapee Nabbed Near Jackson After At Large

Ohio prison inmate Albert Jackson Reed 39 was captured near Oak Hill Jackson County about 3:50 a.m. He had been at large since Tuesday after slipping from a policeman during a visit to a supposed sick relative. Reed is returned to Jackson County jail to await court. A joint county and state force made the capture.

Jackson Ohio Sheriff’s Office Albert Jackson Reed Oak Hill Jackson County Reed Lucasville

Chile Seizes Power as Junta Forms After Allende

Reports from Santiago describe a military takeover in Chile with curfews and sniper fire. The junta installed a 10 member cabinet led by generals and an admiral, vowed to shoot captors on sight, broke diplomatic ties with Cuba, and Allende was buried with family present amid protests in Paris Buenos Aires West Berlin Bonn Mexico City London and Washington.

Santiago Chile Salvador Allende Allende Junta Western Hemisphere Bernardo Valdes New York Lima Congress Cuba Organization of American States Paris Buenos Aires West Berlin Bonn Mexico City London Washington

New Leads Reported In Robbery Case

Sheriff Paul Hartman said the office is pursuing several new leads in the robbery of elderly Coonville couple Bessie Bartley 76 and Linken Bartley 79. One suspect has failed a polygraph test. victims with hearing and vision impairments struggled to identify assailants. The couple were bound and robbed of about $700 and hospitalized from injuries and cord cuts.

Paul Hartman Coonville Hartman Bessie Bartley Linken

No Parking Advisory for Mulberry Street Repainting

Police Chief Roy Kelch reminded residents not to park Friday on S Mulberry between Main and Front Streets. The two block section will be repaved by F H Brewer Co of Lancaster and Second Street will be blocked at the intersection during resurfacing.

Roy Kelch S. Mulberry St Main Front St F. H. Brewer Co Lancaster Second St Kelch

Federal-Hocking teachers settle seven day strike

The strike by 70 teachers in the Federal-Hocking School District ended with ratification of a 36 article master contract. Teachers unanimously approved an agreement reached between the Ohio Education Association and the school board in Nelsonville. Pupils, 1,600 in number, returned to classes after a seven day walkout.

Federal - Hocking Ohio Education Association OEA Nelsonville

Demolition Derby Draws 1300 At Hocking County Fair

About 1,300 people packed the grandstand and infield for the first of two demolition derbies at the Hocking County Fair. Paid attendance reached 1,332, with several drivers earning $50 first place in heats and $25 for runners up. The winners include Bob Blackstone, Dick Spencer, Dennis Hiles, and Jim Procacci. runners up were Tom Fink, John Bower, Bob Kasler, and Chuck Brannan.

Mindy Rutgers Mick Rutgers Logan Rt. 4 Hocking County Fair Art Hall Jud Matheny Fair Board Bob Blackstone Logan Rt Dick Spencer E. Main St Dennis Hiles New Plymouth Jim Procacci New Lexington Tom Fink John Bower Rockbridge Bob Kasler Logan Rt. 5 Chuck Brannan

Weather outlook for Hocking Valley Friday showers likely

Cloudy forecast for Friday in the Hocking Valley calls for showers with a 60 percent chance of rain and highs in the 70s. At 11 a.m. today the temperature was 70 after an overnight low of 44, and Wednesday’s high reached 75.

Hocking Valley

Israelis, Syrians clash in largest Middle East air battle since 1967

Israeli air force jets fought a major dogfight over the Mediterranean, shooting down 13 Syrian MIG21s while one Israeli plane was damaged and the pilot rescued unharmed. A Syrian pilot bailed out and was also rescued. No ground targets were noted as the action stayed over the sea.

Tel Aviv Mediterranean Middle East Syria Beirut

Appointed Rockbridge Postmistress Mrs Dupler Named

Mrs Leroy Dupler of Rockbridge Route 1 has been permanently appointed postmistress. She had served as acting officer in charge since October 17 1972 and previously worked as a clerk for eight years.

Leroy Geraldine) Dupler Rockbridge Rt Rockbridge Leota Beougher Donald Colliton

Rice A Democrat Russell Rice Affirmed

Logan Daily News reports Russell Rice third ward councilman is a Democrat not a Republican clarifying Wednesday’s story.

Russell Rice Logan Daily News

Senate Passes Plain Language Warranty Bill

The Senate approved a consumer protection bill requiring clear layman language in warranties and the FTC to pursue action for deceptive practices. If a seller offers a warranty, terms must be stated plainly and the FTC can sue for damages even without interstate product movement.

Senate Washington House Senate Commerce Committee Warren Magnuson D-Wash Magnuson Frank E. Moss Utah Federal Trade Commission FTC

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