Logan Schools Face Threat Of Second Teacher Walkout
Logan district faces a second teacher walkout as the LEA seeks a professional negotiations agreement. The Ohio Education Association has sanctioned the district, stating sanctions will continue until a bilateral negotiating instrument is in place.
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Logan
Logan Education Association
The
Ohio Education Association
OEA
LEA
OFA
Logan Board of Education
William McDonald
Jackson
DEA
Columbus
Ohio
Joseph T. Ferguson
Ferguson
Findlay
Clyde
Sidney
Wilmington
Kenton
Grand Valley
Guard Faces Severe Loss In Manpower
The Army National Guard may drop about 100000 volunteers as draft obligations end before next summer. Partial offset comes from prior service enlistments and 17 18 year old recruits. Officials warn a weakened Guard could fall below its 400000 authorized strength, impacting national security as the Regular Army shrinks.
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Washington
Army National Guard
Pentagon
Regular Army
Defense
Guard
Jewish New Year Celebrated Today
Synagogues worldwide marked the start of Rosh Hashanah at sundown Sunday. The observance opens a 10 day penitential period ending with Yom Kippur, the Day of Atonement.
Three charged in South Bloomingville school break in
Bruce Cupp 22 and Patricia Cupp 19 of Lancaster appeared in Hocking County Court after being jailed on 1500 bond each for breaking and entering the South Bloomingville school during Sept 12 13. A third man James Downs is held in Pickaway County jail for similar charges. Frank Beckley is jailed in Fairfield County for receiving and concealing stolen property.
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Bruce Cupp
Patricia
Lancaster
Hocking
James Stilwell
Paul Hartman
South Bloomingville
James Downs
Pickaway County
Teays Valley
Frank Beckley
Fairfield County
Hartman
Hocking Fair sets four day attendance record
The 1971 Hocking County Fair drew 15 000 visitors over four days with 5 000 on Saturday. Harness racing, the junior fair livestock sale and a demolition derby highlighted events. six board candidates were elected to three year terms. Livestock sale featured top prices for champion lamb and steer. totals and prices for other winners noted.
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Janet Skinner
Logan Rt. 3
Hocking County
Charles Bush
Bush
Susan
Eddie Bush
Sheree Spradlin
Janet
James Skinner
Union Furnace Livestock Club
Hocking
Hocking Hills Country Club
Rick Michel
Landmark
Chuck Barron
Randy Stimson
Blosser
Joe Fiume
Marion Riggs
Bush's Restaurant
Women’s Liberation Movement
Lois Burk
Logan
Hocking County Fair
Lois
Polar Air Pushes Into U S With Cold Front
A surge of cold polar air crosses the border into the United States bringing record cool spell across the Midwest and Northwest. Temperatures drop to the 20s and 30s in the central Rockies and 40s to 50s in the Mississippi Valley while eastern Texas to the Great Lakes sees rain and scattered showers.
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Associated Press
Canadian
Midwest
Northwest
Central
Rockies
Mississippi Valley
Mon
Tana
Texas
Upper
Great Lakes
New York
New England
Carolinas
Flagstaff
Ariz
Fort Lauderdale
Fla
1971 Wildlife Award Honors Fred L. Weaver
Fred L. Weaver of Laurelville Route 1 received the 1971 Wildlife Conservation Award for Hocking County. State game protector Marvin NunGest er announced that Weaver contributes to wildlife management by planting food plots, participating in quail and cooperative hunting agreements, and managing hunting on 88 acres. His fertile farm provides habitat for wildlife and allows fishing trapping and hiking.
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Fred L. Weaver
Laurelville
Nungester
Death Claims Mary Beth Meadows 10
Died this morning at Hocking Valley Community Hospital after a long illness. The 10 year old daughter of Mr and Mrs George W Meadows of 243 Florence Ave Nelsonville attended Central Elementary School and Trinity United Methodist Church. Funeral 2 p.m. Wednesday Leonard Funeral Home with burial in Fairview Cemetery near Rockbridge. Donations to Hocking County Cancer Society requested in lieu of flowers.
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Mary Beth Meadows
George W
Donna F. Wagner) Meadows
Florence Ave
Hocking Valley Community Hospital
Rhea _Bangert Brown
Mary Beth
Hocking County Cancer Society
Nelsonville
Central Elementary
Trinity United Methodist Church
Douglas
Barry
David
John Meadows
Logan Rt. 4
Lewis Wagner
Bremen
Leonard Funeral Home
R. W. Faulkner
Leonard Ferguson
Fairview Cemetery
Rockbridge
Viet forces suffer losses near Tay Ninh as fuel depot burns
Cambodian fuel tanks near Phnom Penh are set ablaze by a sapper raid, destroying about two thirds of the fuel supply and triggering fears for the economy. South Vietnamese losses include 21 killed and 64 wounded at Tay Ninh base, while 52 enemy troops are reported killed with 25 weapons captured.
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Saigon
Cambodia
Phnom Penh
Esso
Shell
43Rd
Tay Ninh
Associated Press
Robin Mannock
Ohio Population Figures Revised
The U S Census Bureau revises Ohio's 1970 population to 10 656 483 up from 10 652 017. The increase is 4 466, with Youngstown the largest gain from 139 788 to 140 090.
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Columbus
Ohio
U.S. Census Bureau
Ted Brown
Buckeye
Brown
Youngstown
Ohio Solons Resume Work On Tax Issues
The 109th General Assembly returns to debate a biennial tax-appropriations package with 28 of 37 weeks spent on taxes and spending. Senate leaders expect action after reapportionment board redraws districts, while Democrats push for a personal income tax and Republicans defend seats. Public criticism grows as hearings on the interim budget loom, with welfare and education funding likely to dominate.
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Columbus
Ohio
109Th General Assembly
Senate
Anthony Calabrese
Cleveland
House
Calabrese
Gilligan
GOP
Sembly
Capitol
Ohio Citizens’ Council For Health and Welfare
Council
William Ginn
House Finance Appropriations Committee
John Gilligan
Petitions Call Gilligan to Re open Our Parks
Petitions circulating in Logan and Lancaster urge reopening state parks closed by Gov. Gilligan orders. Lancaster drive led by Kline Buckalew seeks pro rated refunds and park-use fees with several thousand signatures planned. Public signings spotted at Nick's Wine Shop and Buckalew's home contact.
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Logan
Lancaster
John J. Gilligan
Kline Buckalew
Anchor Hocking Glass
Buckalew
Logan-Hocking Area
Nick
Hunter St
Pathologists Confirm Gunshot Deaths at Attica
Two pathologists confirmed that nine hostages at Attica State Prison died of gunshot wounds. The finding aligns with Monroe County Medical Examiner Dr. John Edland and Gov. Rockefeller, while a third examiner backed the gunshot result and state investigators pursue a secret probe.
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Attica
N.Y
Attica State Prison
Henry Siegel
Westchester County
John Edland
Monroe County
Edland
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Correction
Russell G. Oswald
Siegel
Edward Moran
Moran
New York Times
Michael Baden
New York City
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Reds
Ing County Agricultural Society
Harold Nihiser Jr
Richard Dewey
Fred Walter
New Straitsville
Robert Campbell
John W. Gillogly
Gene Bailey
Logan Rt
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U.S
Hocking Valley
Fred Weaver
Solons
Old Man’s Cave
Lake Logan
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Ash Cave
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