Logan School Board Adopts Policy On Married Students
The Logan City School District board approved a new policy restricting married students and pregnancies from school activities. It specifies that married or pregnant students may face loss of extracurricular roles and possible expulsion, with home instruction arranged if needed.
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Logan School Board
Logan City
George Saribalas
Sarbalas
Logan Board of Education
Superintendent of Schools
Board of Education
U.N. Assembly Opens as Nixon Plans Address
The United Nations General Assembly opens its 24th session with major issues including the Middle East and disarmament. Angie Brooks is elected unopposed president. President Nixon will address delegates Thursday as U Thant praises his participation. United States and Soviet Union discuss private talks ahead of meetings with Gromyko and Rogers.
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United Nations, N.Y
U.N. General Assembly
Middle East
Northern Ireland
Angie Brooks
Assembly
Nixon
New York
U Thant
The
World Organization
U.S
Andrei A. Gromyko
William P. Rogers
Thant
United States
Britain
France
Soviet Union
Madness Sale Set Wednesday in Logan Stores
A three hour Madness Sale is planned in Logan from 6 to 9 p.m. Wednesday at multiple local stores. The annual promotion by the Merchants Division of the Logan Trade Club started in 1967 and offers special bargains each hour.
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Logan
Merchants
Logan Trade Club
Stalin's Daughter Says Dad Carefully Planned Purges
Svetlana Alliluyeva says Joseph Stalin knew exactly what he was doing when carrying out the purges. She calls him ruthless, not mad in the 1930s, and notes postwar purges had a different quality. She praises Khrushchev as good but ignorant, and calls Brezhnev a rude bureaucrat. She promotes her new book and future citizenship hopes.
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New York
Svetlana Alliluyeva
Joseph Stalin
Soviet Union
Stalin
Nikita Khrushchev
Alexei N. Kosygin
Leonid I. Brezhnev
Communist Party
Alliluyeva
America
City Council Votes On Mayor's Veto Over Street Improvements
The Logan city council meets in special session at 7 30 tonight to seek an override of Mayor Merril Haney's veto of an ordinance to improve several South Logan streets. Two councilmen opposed the measure until water lines are installed. The vote hinges on whether the project funds react fairly for all residents.
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Merril Haney
South Logan
Haney
Logan
Nuclear blast test rocks Nevada desert site
A hydrogen device described as vital to national security was detonated deep under a desert mesa near Las Vegas. Viewers 15 miles away saw the ground jump about 15 feet and dust rise as the blast occurred. A spokesman said the shot released no radiation into the atmosphere.
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Las Vegas
Nev
Atomic Energy Commission
Israeli Planes Raid Two Arab Camps Across Jordan Valley
Israeli jets attacked Arab guerilla bases on both sides of the Jordan River in a 30 minute operation. The Wade el Arab base near Gesher and Tel Hujeiga east of the river were termed operational centers by a military spokesman. All aircraft returned safely.
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Tel Aviv
Jordan River
Jordan Valley
Sea of Galilee
Wade el-Arab
Kibbutz
Gesher
Tel-Hujeiga
Services Held for Nelsonville York Gridder Bruce Evans
Funeral services were held for Bruce Allen Evans 17 of Nelsonville Rt 2 fullback for the Nelsonville York Buckeyes. He died after collapsing on a game field September 6 at Warren Local and was treated at University Hospital Columbus. Burial was in Greenlawn Cemetery Nelsonville. Pallbearers included his brothers Wayne and Larry Evans and four NY players.
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Bruce Allen Evans
Nelsonville Rt. 2
Nelsonville-York
Nelsonville
Greenlawn
Wayne
Larry Evans
Bruce
Max Levering
Dave Weaver
Andy Verba
Shane Mender
Youth To Face Grand Jury Action In Guard Slaying
Roger Craft 16 of Marion is ordered to face a grand jury in Lancaster on a first degree murder charge for the May 24 guard slaying at Fair field School for Boys. Craft will be tried as an adult. Stephen Patrick 15, who fled with Craft, is in custody of the Ohio Youth Commission.
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Lancaster
Ohio
Roger Craft
Marion
Fairfield School
Craft
Stephen Patrick
Ohio Youth Commission
Patrick
Deadline Nears for Personal Property Taxes in Hocking County
Hocking County Treasurer Francis Myers reminded residents that Monday September 22 is the final day to pay personal property taxes without a 10 percent penalty.
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Hocking
Francis Myers
Levy Filed Too Late To Be On Ballot
Hocking County commissioners met in special session to renew a 5 mill health levy for November but rescinded after health levy filing rules were cited. Elections director Dean Collison said all health levy issues must be filed 90 days before the election, aligning with secretary of state guidance. The existing levy funds the Logan Hocking County health department at $30,000 annually plus state matching funds.
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Hocking County
Dean Collison
Election Board
Logan - Hocking County
Storms Bring Heavy Rain Across Plains to Great Lakes
The Associated Press reports thunderstorms and heavy rain sweeping from the Southern Plains to the Great Lakes. Flood threats arose in parts of Oklahoma and Missouri with 3 to 4 inches in north central Oklahoma, including Ponca City. Partly cloudy and cooler weather with a chance of showers was forecast for the Hocking Valley, and 11:30 a.m. temperatures reached 75 after an overnight low of 50. Monday’s high reached 84.
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Associated Press
Plains
Great Lakes
Oklahoma
Missouri
Ponca City
Hocking Valley
Wet Weather and Flood Threat Persist Across Regions
The Weather Bureau warned of continued heavy rains through Monday night raising flash flood risk. West-central Missouri faced flood forecasts along the Blackwater River with hail and strong winds accompanying storms. Light rain persisted elsewhere in the Midwest with Traverse City receiving about 1% inches before dawn and cold air dropping temperatures to the frosty 30s inland from the Northwest into the Dakotas.
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Weather Bureau
Missouri
Midwest
Traverse City
Mich
Northwest
Dakotas
Nixon Plans to Withdraw 35000 More Troops from Vietnam
President Nixon announced a new plan to remove 35000 U S troops from South Vietnam by December 15 bringing total withdrawals to at least 60000 since a 25000 combat troop pullout. He framed the move as part of a broader effort toward a peaceful settlement and negotiations.
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Washington
Nixon
U.S
South Vietnam
Vietnam
United States
Engineers urge new dam and locks near Gallipolis
The Army Corps of Engineers proposed a new navigation dam and locks on the Ohio River three miles below the Gallipolis facility. The Cincinnati office announced the plan, with Rep. Clarence E. Miller stating the project would cost about 89 million dollars.
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Washington
Army Corps of Engineers
Ohio River
Gallipolis
Corps’ Cincinnati
Clarence E. Miller
Ohio
North Viet troops step up attacks near Da Nang
AP reports 2000s North Vietnamese forces raided Mai Linh village near Quang Ngai killing 24 and wounding six while 170 houses were burned. Allied forces reported 212 Viet Cong and North Vietnamese killed across multiple clashes and U.S. casualties rose with 49 Americans and two South Vietnamese wounded. Navy considers deactivating part of the 5th Marine Division as defense cuts loom.
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Saigon
da Nang
South Vietnam
U.S
Mekong Delta
Demilitarized Zone
Mai Linh
Quang Ngai
3Rd Marine Division
1St Infantry Division
Vietnam
3Rd Marine
Washington
Navy
Pentagon
5Th Marine Division
Camp Pendleton
Calif
Haynsworth to Testify On Job Bid
Judge Clement F. Haynsworth opened Senate Judiciary Committee hearings on his Supreme Court nomination amid questions of conflicts of interest. He is the lead-off witness as opposition groups prepare testimony, though most members expect approval if no new issues arise. Nixon nominated Haynsworth, chief judge of the 4th U.S. Circuit, to fill the Fortas vacancy.
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Washington
Clement F. Haynsworth
Senate
Supreme Court
Senate Judiciary Committee
Haynsworth
Nixon
4Th U.S. Court of Appeals
Abe Fortas
Andrus III Named Fairfield Sheriff
Fairfield County commissioners named Robert Andrus as sheriff to replace Jack Blazer who died Saturday. Dan Berry had been acting chief after Blazer’s death and was passed over. both Berry and Andrus are Democrats, as was Blazer.
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Lancaster, Ohio
Fairfield County
Dan Berry
Robert Andrus
Jack Blazer
Berry
Blazer
Andrus
Evans Captain Reprimanded For Part In Ship Tragedy
In Subic Bay Philippines Cmdr Albert S McLemore received a reprimand at a one man court martial for negligence in the collision between the U S destroyer Evans and the Australian carrier Melbourne. Two junior officers aboard the Evans also faced discipline. The Melbourne skipper Captain John Stevenson was acquitted by an Australian court martial last month.
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Subic Bay
Philippines
Albert S. McLemore
U.S
Frank FE. Evans
Melbourne
U.S. Navy
James E. Keys
Kansas City
McLemore
San Pedro
Calif
Navy
South China Sea
J.g
Ronald C. Ramsey
Ramsey
Long Beach
Keys
James A. Hopson
Kan
7Th Fleet
John P. Stevenson
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Rockbridge
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Albert J. Wells
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Marion C. Allen
John E. Rauch
Margaret Sheets
Helen Miller
Bonnie Myers
Lois Smith
Bobbie Frasure
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U.N. Assembly
City Council
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Dmz
Andrus III
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