Split In Labor Ranks Gives Nixon Chance For Coup
Labor leadership fractures boost Nixon in the 1972 race. Nixon aides predict most organized labor will back him, while McGovern supporters warn the split could aid Nixon and hurt McGovern. AFL CIO members vote against endorsing any candidate.
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Rodgers
Louis Harris
Chiefs Host Marauders In SECL Grid Opener Night Clash At Logan
The Logan Chieftains seek a second win in three starts as they open SECL play hosting Meigs. Coach Paul Adams reports improved offense and defense after a 20-19 win over Hilliard, with key players named for quarterback Jim Kemper and others. Parents night precedes a 7:30 p.m. kickoff and a postgame dance by the cheerleaders.
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Jim Kemper
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John Corby
John Smart
Craig Davidson
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Walt Newton
Bill Kazee
Dave Brimner
Mike Mojzer
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Ken Culbertson
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Corby
Perry
Roger Shaw
Kemper
FDA bans hexachlorophene in cosmetics and OTC drugs
The FDA limits hexachlorophene use after evidence it can cause brain damage in babies. Solutions above 3 percent and baby powders over 0.75 percent must be prescription only or recalled. The agency grants preservative use at 0.1 percent and cites French infant deaths linked to 6 percent contamination.
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Food and Drug Administration
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Man Charged Over Kincheloe Base Bomb Blast
FBI charges Paul Raymond Gilbert Juhala with bombing Kincheloe Air Force Base near Sault Ste. Marie. No injuries reported after a blast blew a ground hole near a rear gate. At nearby K I Sawyer Air Force Base officials drain an 800000 gallon fuel storage tank in search for another bomb.
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Horstel Opened: First Horse Motel Pilots Nationwide Idea
Scottsdale businessman Tom Raptis opened a 30-horse capacity horse motel four miles north of Interstate 40 in Flagstaff Arizona. He aims to build a nationwide chain. the pilot charges seven dollars per horse per night after considering the concept since 1969.
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Weather forecast for Hocking Valley comforts with cool nights
A clear and cool night in the Hocking Valley with overnight lows around the 40s and a daytime high near 70s is expected. Saturday will see partly cloudy skies and mild temperatures with highs in the 70s and a 65 degree reading earlier today under sunny skies.
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Nixon Urges Expanded Wilderness Planning in 16 New Areas
President Nixon asked Congress to designate 16 new wilderness areas totaling 3.5 million acres, on top of 9.1 million already protected. He criticized inaction on 4.1 million acres of prior proposals and named sites across New Jersey Georgia Florida North Dakota Tennessee Virginia Kentucky Yellowstone Grand Canyon Yosemite Grand Teton and several national monuments and parks.
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Logan High chief named Boss of the Year at ABWA event
Logan High School principal Charles Moore was named Boss of the Year at the Hocking Hills ABWA Bosses Night. Virginia Mingus nominated him, and a local panel selected him from member submissions. Lisa Perrin spoke on SBA programs for small businesses.
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Karen Thornton
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Katie Brooks
Bureaucrats resist public's Right To Know says panel
Washington AP report on the House Government Operations Committee urging reform of the Freedom of Information Act. The panel cites a 46 000 word study, sworn testimonies from 142 witnesses, and calls for strengthening the law to curb bureaucratic foot-dragging and curb misuse of exemptions to protect defense secrets privacy and trade secrets.
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Knock Out Spans Near China Border
SAIGON AP U S Air Force jets ranged between Hanoi and the Chinese border to attack four new targets the first time since full scale bombing resumed on North Vietnam. In Quang Ngai province fighting spread toward the provincial capital as North Vietnamese and Viet Cong forces attacked seven government positions.
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Tonkin Gulf
House approves 4.2 Billion Foreign Aid Bill
The House passed a 4.2 billion dollar foreign aid and related programs bill by 169 to 141, resisting cuts of 1 billion, sending the measure to the Senate for debate. The package includes 2 billion for military aid this fiscal year and 1.2 billion for economic aid, plus funds for the Peace Corps and development loans.
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Nominations Announced For LHS Class Officers
Logan high announces candidates for 1972-73 class offices. Seniors vote next Wednesday during activity period. Each class lists nominees for president vice president secretary and treasurer with multiple contenders named.
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Charles Moore
Joe Murtha
Ken Culbertson
Mike Molzer
Mike Schultz
Doug Meadows
Charlotte Todd
Chris Weedy
Barb Casner
Bobbi Young
Hal Nihiser
Joe Harris
Scott Martin
Walt Newton
Christ
Senate bill grants President wide powers to curb skyjack risks
The Senate approved 75 to 1 a measure to suspend airline service to foreign nations harboring skyjackers or aiding air terrorism. It also calls for a federally funded airport police, passenger screening, and allows juries to seek the death penalty for convicted skyjackers. Senator Howard Cannon criticized lenient penalties under the court system.
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