Two Boys Rescued From Abandoned Shawnee Mine
Two Shawnee youths trapped for over two hours in an abandoned coal mine at the northwest edge of Shawnee were rescued Monday night. One boy is a former Logan resident and past Logan Daily News carrier.
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Shawnee
Logan
Logan Daily News
James Proctor
Perry County
Kenneth Gottke
Allen Foley
Ralph Dean
Glouster
Nelsonville
Athens County
Jud Matheny
Hocking County
Dean
Peabody Coal Co
Hocking County Civil Defense
Snow and Cold Spread Across the Plains and East
The second wave of wintry weather spread from the Rockies into the Plains and the East. Snow and heavy fog disrupted travel in low areas, with temperatures ranging from 26 in Kalispell to 79 in Fort Lauderdale and Key West.
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Associated Press
Rockies
Plains
Hocking Valley
Seaboard
Colorado
Wyoming
Kalispell
Mont
Fort Lauderdale
Key West
Fla
Demonstrations Call for Thieu Resignation and Bias in Election
Saigon saw new protests as religious and political groups urged President Thieu to resign and for cancellation of the October election. Nguyen Tan Dat pressed for new elections, withdrawal of American troops, and Thieu not to serve foreigners. Students at Saigon's Science Faculty rallied, then dispersed after a truce arranged by a university rector and police.
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Nguyen van Thieu
Thieu
Nguyen Tan Dat
Buu Son Ky Huong
Vietnam Buddhist Church
Dat
National Assembly
Indochina
Pham Ba Cam
Social Democratic Party
Faculty of Science
Cong Hoa
Ellsworth Bunker
U.S
Nguyen Trung Tu
Loi Nguyen Trang
Discoverer Of Tiger Cages Urges Quick End To Viet War
Donald Luce an agricultural economist and journalist urged Logan residents to seek an early end to the Vietnam War. Speaking at Westminster House he criticized U.S. policy, noted tiger cages in South Vietnam, and urged letters to Congressman Clarence Miller and Ohio senators supporting withdrawal.
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Donald Luce
U.S
South Vietnam
Logan
Westminster House
Luce
Vietnam
Indochina
Indochina Resource Center
Laos
Cambodia
Saigon
Chris Jenkins
Westminster House of the Presbyterian Church
Logan High School
North Vietnam
Hanoi
Clarence Miller
Ohio
Legislature Moves To Save School Districts
The Ohio House prepared a $15.5 million appropriation bill with nearly $50 million for school foundation payments and over $46 million for welfare through September. It includes $2.7 million for advance funding to 22 districts at risk of closure. Gov Gilligan urged action to prevent financial disaster for 625 districts as Mansfield joined districts seeking state audits, with Findlay Clyde Sidney and Wilmington cited as close to needing levies.
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Columbus
Ohio
109Th General Assembly
House
House Finance Committee
Frederick Young
R-84
Dayton
Young
Charles Kurfess
Martin Essex
Mansfield
Essex
Joseph Ferguson
Findlay
Clyde
Sidney
Wilmington
Senate Passes Two-Year Draft Extension to Nixon
The Senate approved and sent to President Nixon a bill that extends the military draft for two years, replacing the expired measure from June 30. The action ends a long stalemate and moves toward formal enactment.
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Washington
Senate
Nixon
Judge halts Tennessee Tombigbee waterway project
A federal judge ordered the Army Corps of Engineers to stop construction of the Tennessee Tombigbee waterway in Mississippi while he reviews potential environmental damage. Judge John Lewis Smith Jr issued a preliminary injunction delaying a permanent ruling. The $387 million project would create a 9 foot deep, 300 foot wide barge canal linking the Tennessee and Tombigbee rivers, connecting the Ohio River region to the Gulf of Mexico.
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Washington
Army Corps of Engineers
Mississippi
District Court
John Lewis Smith Jr
Tennessee
Tombigbee River
Ohio River
Gulf of Mexico
Grand Jury In Session in Hocking County
The Hocking County grand jury is in session today considering seven cases, expected to be completed in one day. Foreman Francis M. Embree leads jurors Wayne Mahoney Ted McVey Larry Holzschuh Harry Kornmiller Charles Grinstead James F. McNamee Jr Gary W. Cummins Louise Najm Richard L. Wright Lou Ann Emrick William H. Hansel Lewis M. Newland George L. Swackhammer Lawrence H. Hansley Sr.
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Hocking County
Chris Veidt
Francis M. Embree
Foreman
Wayne Mahoney
Ted McVey
Larry Holzschuh
Harry Kornmiller
Charles Grinstead
James F. McNamee Jr
Gary W. Cummins
Louise Najm
Richard L. Wright
Lou Ann Emrick
William H. Hansel
Lewis M. Newland
George L. Swackhammer
Lawrence H. Hansley Sr
Progress in LEA Board Talks Sparks Narrow Accord
Logan school board and Logan Education Association representatives pushed talks forward last night to Thursday September 23 1971 with a possible second teacher walkout avoided for now. A LEA statement noted progress toward completing a negotiating agreement and a plan to reconvene after a work session.
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Logan School Board
Logan Education Association
LEA
Logan Armory
Logan Board of Education
Ohio Law Provides Increased Benefits
Gov. Gilligan signs law to raise Ohio workers compensation benefits tied to the Consumer Price Index. The measure will boost benefits by 30 million dollars in its first year.
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Columbus
Ohio
John Gilligan
Missiles Hit North Vietnam as U S Forces Strike
U S combat aircraft launched a six hour raid against anti aircraft guns SAM batteries supply depots and truck parks inside North Vietnam using bases in Thailand and South Vietnam. The operation aimed to counter increased North Vietnamese attacks and was the heaviest raid since the prior March.
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Saigon
U.S
North Vietnam
North
Gerald D. Hill
Thailand
South Vietnam
Hill
Ho Chi Minh
Laos
Gulf of Tonkin
Dmz
Vietnams
U Minh Forest
U Minh
Mekong Delta
Ca Mau
Stock Market Dips Amid Languishing Trading In New York
In New York the stock market stayed in negative territory as numerous investors chose to remain on the sidelines during trading with subdued prices across major indices.
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New York
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