Two More Doctors Resign From Hocking Hospital Staff
Two physicians Dr George F. Jones and Dr Richard A. Welsh resign from Hocking Valley Community Hospital. They established the radiology department and will stay serviceable until December 1. Both have served Logan area since 1960 and will continue duties at Mount St. Mary Hospital. Earlier departures include Dr Richard Bullock Dr Owen F Yaw and Dr Charles F Shonk.
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Hocking Valley Community Hospital
George F. Jones
Richard A. Welsh
Lancaster
Hocking Valley Hospital
J. Ward Doering
George Jones
Dr. Jones
Lancaster-Fairfield Hospital
Logan
Mount St. Mary Hospital
Nelsonville
Welsh
Richard Bullock
McArthur
Owen F. Yaw
Charles F. Shonk
OEO Shakeup Leaves 100 Employees In Limbo
The Office of Economic Opportunity announced a drastic headquarters shakeup affecting about 100 employees. A memo from CEO Donald Rumsfeld listed roughly 90 with new assignments while others, mostly at lower salaries, were placed in a pool awaiting future duties. Two officers connected to Civil Defense programs were mentioned in related disclosures.
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Washington
Office of Economic Opportunity
Donald Rumsfeld
OEO
Green Beret killings trial delayed for two witnesses
In Long Binh Vietnam two of eight Green Beret suspects in the murder of a Vietnamese agent are not to stand trial now as the Army plans to use them as witnesses against the remaining six. The development affects the military court proceedings and the defendant list in the case.
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Long Binh
Vietnam
Green Beret
Spe
Kachelmacher Memorial Name Substitution Planned
Articles filed in Ohio show Kachelmacher Memorial, Inc. seeks to substitute its name in the will context from Kachelmacher Varicose Veins Research Foundation to Kachelmacher Center for Varicose Veins Research, due to similarity concerns. Incorporators listed are Robert W. Keynes, John C. Owens, Dayton Schultheis with Hubert B. Lappen as attorney.
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Ohio
Kachelmacher
Nils Kachelmacher
Nixon expands cuts to chronic disease research programs
The Nixon administration extends health program cutbacks to five projects linking research gains to patient care for chronic diseases. HEW orders drastic cuts this year and termination next year affecting cancer respiratory ailments diabetes arthritis heart and stroke and neurological and sensory disorders.
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Washington
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Senate hearings on Haynsworth Supreme Court nomination enter fourth day
The confirmation hearings for Judge Clement F. Haynsworth continued into a fourth day with no resolution. Conflicting testimony on his qualifications dominated Thursday, as the American Bar Association backed the nomination and the AFL-CIO opposed it.
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Washington
Senate
Clement F. Haynsworth
Supreme Court
Haynsworth
Senate Judiciary Committee
American Bar Association
Afl-Cio
Senators Clash Over Pentagon Spending Bill
Critics lamented a new public awareness of Pentagon costs as they failed to block a $20 billion defense hardware bill. Democrat William Proxmire of Wisconsin led the two month battle before the measure passed on Thursday night.
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Washington
Senate
Pentagon
William Proxmire
Wisconsin
Chrysler Matches Ford With Lower Price Push On GM
Detroit based Chrysler announced 1970 model sticker prices average about 107 dollars higher than 1969 cars, matching Ford's increase of 108 dollars a day earlier and GM's 125 dollar rise last week as the manufacturers push lower prices to challenge GM dominance.
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Detroit
Chrysler
Ford
General Motors
Soviet Aide Gromyko Sets Tone at U.N. Debate
At the United Nations General Assembly Andrei Gromyko prepared to reply to President Nixon in a session dominant by Vietnam and Middle East issues. He called his speech constructive and declined comment on Helsinki talks. Discussions on Middle East resumed after a summer pause.
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United Nations, N.Y
Andrei Gromyko
Nixon
U.N. General Assembly
Vietnam
Middle East
Gromyko
Assembly
Waldorf Astoria Hotel
U.N
United States
Hanoi
Paris
United Nations
Soviet Union
No Slashes In Health Programs
Hocking County health officials learned there will be no curtailment of personnel or services as auditors assure adequate funding. County Auditor and Treasurer met with the health board and Dr. Owen F. Yaw to address financial problems caused by the late renewal filing of a half mill health levy. They pledged budget revisions and will provide clearer assurances by September 26.
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Hocking County
Myers
Health Board and Health Commissioner
Athens Trial Set In Narcotics Case
The first trial from recent narcotics indictments is scheduled in Athens Ohio next Thursday. David Eugene Clay 25 of Lanton will face a charge of selling a hallucinatory drug on May 16. He is among about 200 people charged in raids in or near Athens on August 22.
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Athens
Ohio
David Eugene Clay
Nixon Halts Draft Calls for Two Months Amid Light Vietnam Actions
Saigon reports only light ground fighting as U S bombers drop 1200 tons along the Cambodian border northwest of Saigon. Nixon eyes possible end to B 52 raids if North Vietnamese and Viet Cong de escalate. Eight waves hit base camps 100 miles north-northeast of Saigon. Marines face Viet Cong attacks near Da Nang. one ambush leaves two dead and 11 wounded. 3rd Marine Division HQ suffers intermittent rockets and mortars with few casualties. 198th Light Infantry Brigade uncovers eight Russian 122mm launchers, the largest find of such weapons in one location.
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Saigon
USS
Vietnam
U.S
Washington
Nixon
South Vietnam
da Nang
3Rd Marine Division
Dong Ha
198Th Light Infantry
Nixon orders phased October draft amid troop withdrawals
President Nixon cancelled November and December draft calls and ordered the 29,000 October inductees spread over three months with about 10,000 per month. Defense Secretary Laird signaled plans focusing on 19-year-olds and those with expired student deferments, while Canada announced Europe troop cuts from 9,800 to 5,000 and the end of its air force nuclear strike role by January 1972.
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Washington
Nixon
White House
Vietnam
Congress
Melvin R. Laird
Laird
Selective Service
Ottawa
Canada
Europe
Defense
Leo Cadieux
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Antismut Drive Targets Large Mailorder Pornography Distributors
Nixon administration responds to public demand by expanding a crackdown on obscene materials sold by major mail order distributors. In eight months, 20 individuals and 22 companies have been indicted or arrested, with a new round of prosecutions expected and 14 investigations under review for potential grand jury action.
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Washington
Justice Department
House approves direct presidential election plan by wide margin
The House passed a proposed constitutional amendment to elect the President by direct popular vote 339 to 70. It would require 40 percent to win and a runoff if no candidate reaches that threshold, with strong bipartisanship noted despite uncertain Senate prospects. Speaker Richard S. Celler closed the debate with a poignant finale.
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Washington
House
Senate
Judiciary Committee
Birch Bayh
D-Ind
Bayh
George Washington
Smanuel Celler
D-N.y
Nixon
Celler
Routes Listed To Ironton For Grid Fans
Sheriff Paul Hartman lists two routes to Ironton for Logan Ironton football fans. Route one goes 93S to Ironton then Park Ave to 7th St and east to the high school. Route two uses 180 to 23 north of Chillicothe then 28 to Portsmouth, 52 to Ironton and 93 to the school area. Four lanes on 23 and 52 may shorten travel. Multiple lineup changes are planned for the Logans tonight. Details on page 6.
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Paul Hartman
Chieftain
U.S
Mrs. Charlotte Ambrose Dies at 78 in Columbus
Charlotte Breene Ambrose 78 of 236 N Roosevelt Columbus former Logan resident died today at Monterey Nursing Inn Columbus She widowed Frederick Ambrose survived by two daughters Marcia Kehrer of Columbus Carlotta Stinson of Los Angeles and son Frederick Fritz Ambrose of Los Angeles Graveside service 10 a.m. Monday St Marys Cemetery Lancaster Call hours 7 to 9 p.m. Sunday Schoedingers State St Chapel Columbus
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Charlotte Breene Ambrose
N. Roosevelt
Columbus
Logan
Monterey Nursing Inn
St. Catherine's Catholic Church
Frederick Ambrose
Frederick
Marcia) Kehrer
Carlotta Stinson
Los Angeles
Calif
Fritz) Ambrose
St. Mary’s Cemetery
Lancaster
Schoedinger’s State
New Sunflower Champion Enters U.S. Title Race
Wayne Mahoney of Washington Township grows a giant Hocking County sunflower. the entry measures 18 inches across the main head and about 21 inches edge to edge due to a curved shape. The standout plant has surpassed notable entries from Kansas and Texas in pursuit of the national championship.
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Hocking County
Wayne Mahoney
Washington
Twp
Kansas
Texas
Delinquent Tax List To Be Published
Leonard Myers announces a certified list of residents over 18 with delinquent real estate taxes will run in the Logan Daily News in about two weeks. Each listing shows property description owner name and tax due. Current personal property taxes are due by Monday to avoid a 10 percent penalty.
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Leonard Myers
Hocking County
Logan Daily News
Francis Myers
Weather Outlook for Hocking Valley Weekend Showers Likely
Cloudy conditions with possible showers forecast for the Hocking Valley Saturday and Sunday. Noon temperature 62 degrees after an overnight low of 47. Thursday’s high reached 72.
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Hocking Valley
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