Economy showing strong rise may top January forecast
U S reports indicate continued expansion with the Fed noting a 0.5 percent rise in industrial production in August and Shultz citing upward revision of the 1972 forecast. GNP may exceed 1971 levels, averaging 1.152 trillion for the year with durable goods driving gains while money supply grows at a brisk rate.
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Washington
Federal Reserve Board
Capitol Hill
Treasury
George P. Shultz
Shultz
Federal Reserve
Tough Ohio Habitual Offender Traffic Law Takes Effect
Ohio’s tougher habitual offender traffic law starts Friday. It tightens points for license suspension and revocation. 24 points in 10 years triggers five years off the road, and 12 points in two years leads to six months. Penalties rise for driving under suspension, with fines up to 2 500 and prison terms up to three years under a five-year suspension.
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Columbus
Ohio
Parents Night Set Friday at Logan Meigs Game
Parents Night will be observed at the Logan Meigs football game Friday. Chieftain Boosters held the planning meeting with Larry Wells as project chairman. Varsity and reserve players managers and cheerleaders parents should be at the LHS cafeteria by 7 p.m. for pinning and corsages. A pre game program starts at 7 30. Scott Fitzgerald spoke on 1972 73 cage program needs and plans for the second basketball preview. Boosters fundraising total reached 1897 with membership drive near October first.
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Logan-Meigs
Chieftain
Larry Wells
LHS
Scott Fitzgerald
Logan Man Sentenced on Drug Charges
James R. Strausbaugh of Logan led three men sentenced to terms at the Ohio State Reformatory Mansfield on narcotics and device charges. Co-defendants Richard Cotterman and Walter Young of Lancaster faced similar counts in Franklin County Common Pleas Court.
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James R. Strausbaugh
Logan
Ohio State Reformatory
Mansfield
Richard Dale Cotterman
Walter Allen Young
Lancaster
Franklin County Common Pleas Court
Young
Fairfield County
Gary Edward Allen
Franklin County
Six Guilty On Two Arson Counts In Hocking County
Randy Six, 18, of Logan, found guilty by a Hocking County Common Pleas jury on two arson charges. The fires at Mahler's Motel on Jan 14 and Falls Mill Grocery on Dec 4, 1971, were the basis of the verdicts, with sentencing set for later in the week.
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Randy Six
Logan Rt. 2
Hocking County Common Pleas
Harley Meyer
Mahler
Falls Mill
Roger Cook
Daryl Cullison
Logan Police Department
Herman Henry
Ohio Bureau of Criminal Investigation
David E. Travis
Logan
Robert Greenwalt
State
Richard Gerken
Henry
Six
Christo Dicken
Dicken
Mohler’s
First & Last Chance Bar & Grill
Greenwalt
Ptl
Cook
Lt. Cullison
Peck
Travis
Peck’s
Lima State Hospital
Senate approves crime victims compensation measure
The Senate passed a 74 to 0 measure attached to an omnibus crime bill to compensate victims of violent crimes and aid good Samaritans. The plan, criticized as premature by the administration, would cover medical burial costs and other supports while not reimbursing property losses. The bill also moves to a House Senate conference for final action.
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Washington
Senate
Senate House
Mike Mansfield
Mansfield
House
Congress
Good Samaritans
Sam J. Ervin Jr
Dn.c
Richard
Weather Outlook for Hocking Valley Warms to 80s
Fair and warm weather is forecast for Wednesday in the Hocking Valley with high in the 80s. Today at 11 a.m. the temperature was 75 degrees, versus Monday’s high of 78. Overnight low dropped to 64.
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Hocking Valley
Stock Prices Rise in Moderate New York Trading
New York AP reports stock prices moved higher in moderate trading. The Dow Jones industrial average stood at 947.85 at noon, up 2.49 points as analysts called the move essentially technical.
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New York
U N Assembly Opens Amid Middle East Crisis and Korea Tensions
The 27th United Nations General Assembly begins with 132 member states. Soviet Andrei Gromyko arrives as a key delegate, while U S Secretary of State Rogers and others prepare for tense talks on Middle East terrorism and the withdrawal of 43 000 American troops from South Korea.
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House
Asst
Marshall Green
U.S
Defense
Melvin R. Laird
Korea
United Nations
N.Y
Middle East
U.N. General Assembly
Andrei A. Gromyko
William P. Rogers
Alec Douglas-Home
Maurice Schumann
Chiao Kuan-hua
Executive Protective Service
Washington
Nixon
New York
U.N
Israel
Munich
Assembly
Kurt Waldheim
Lebanon
Waldheim
US S
Rogers
China
Soviet Union
Mideast
South Korea
North
Controlling Board Frees Funds for Hocking Hills Lodge Repairs
The Ohio Controlling Board released 19221 for Hocking Hills Lodge at Old Man's Cave including 12623 for hillside slip repair 2860 for wiring and 3738 for exhaust duct and fireproofing. The project faced delays after a general contractor bankruptcy.
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Hocking Hills Lodge
Ohio Controlling Board
Old Man’s Cave
Ohio Department of Natural Resources
Department of Public Welfare
Ohio
Gilligan
Cleveland
Brown and
Southeastern Ohio
Cambridge
Morgan County
Highway Safety de
Anti-U.S. Riot Quelled In Japan
About 3,000 antiwar protesters clashed with riot police as they tried to stop U.S. forces from moving armored personnel carriers from a Sagamihara repair depot to a pier near Yokohama. Five protesters and 79 police injured. 25 arrested along a 21 mile route.
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Yokohama
Japan
U.S
U.S. Army
Sagamihara
Communist Forces Seize Quang Ngai District Capital in Push
In Quang Ngai province north of Da Nang communist forces captured a district capital for the third time in a month and seized three hamlets in another district. The Saigon command reported heavy fighting across Mo Duc Duc Pho and Ba To, with 346 North Vietnamese and Viet Cong troops killed over two days and South Vietnamese losses rising.
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Saigon
da Nang
Quang Ngai
Mo Duc
Duc Pho
Ba To
Saigon Command
Binh Son
Freed Pilots Walk Through Hanoi After Detention
Three U S pilots Maj Edward Elias Lt Norris Charles and Lt Markham Gartley left Hanoi after 4 years 8 months and 5 months in captivity. They walked with families and spoke of a long flight home awaiting foreign ministry approval. Gartley noted camp policy and food were acceptable despite resumed bombing.
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Hanoi
Air Force
Edward Elias
Navy
Norris Charles
Markham Gartley
Cora Weiss
North Vietnam
Foreign Ministry
Gartley
Charles
Elias
Ugandan-Tanzanian clash prompts border concerns
Ugandan and Tanzanian forces report clashes with Uganda saying invaders routed and retreating to the border. London reports hint Idi Amin may order renewed incursions as tension rises in East Africa. In Ohio, PUCO gives power companies 15 days to respond to a charge they worsen the energy crisis pending a possible public hearing.
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Associated Press
Uganda
Tanzania
London
Idi Amin
Columbus, Ohio
Public Utilities Commission of Ohio
PUCO
Ohio Public Interest Action Group
WWII ace Gene Valencia dies at 51 in San Antonio
Gene Valencia a World War II flying ace credited with at least 23 kills died of a heart attack at the American Fighter Pilots Association convention in San Antonio Texas He retired from the Navy in 1962 A second AP item reports a booby trapped package exploded at the Israeli Embassy in London Scotland Yard says the man who opened it was killed and another injured and hospitalized
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San Diego
Calif
Gene Valencia
Pacific
American Fighter Pilots Association
San Antonio
Tex
Navy
London
Scotland Yard
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