Logan Chieftains Roll Past Maysville 34-7 in Final Tuneup
Logan Chieftains dominated the first half and held Maysville to 130 total yards, delivering a 34-7 victory in their final tuneup before Southeastern Ohio League play. Key drives featured Corby and Shaw scoring, with Kemper adding a second touchdown midway through the second period.
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Noel Burcham
Logan Chieftains
Maysville Panthers
Paul Adams
Adamsmen
Panthers
Maysville
Larry Moore
Lou Sidwell
Logan
Sidwell
Jim Kemper
John Smart
John Corby
Tim Cole
Cole
Corby
MHS
Smart
Panther
Chiefs
Workhorse Corby
Kemper
Marching Chiefs Dazzle Fans With One Of Best-Ever Shows
Logan High School Marching Chieftains staged a dazzling halftime show at the Logan Maysville game. They performed contemporary pieces including Light Sings and Saturday in the Park with strong drum features and precise formations. The visiting Maysville band offered Summer of 73, Hawaii 50, St. Louis Blues, and Proud Mary as the program wound back to Ohio.
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Marching Chiefs
Logan High School
Logan- Maysville
Fifth Dimension
Chicago
Mark Voris
Mark Daubenmier
LHS
Marching Chieftains
Maysville
U.S
Hawaii
St. Louis
New York
Radio City Music Hall
The
Rockettes
Kissinger Begins Duties as Secretary of State
Henry A. Kissinger is sworn in as secretary of state in the White House East Room after Senate approval 78 to 7. His first major task will be addressing the United Nations General Assembly in New York next week.
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Washington
Henry A. Kissinger
Kissinger
Warren E. Burger
White House
Senate
U.N. General Assembly
New York
Chilean junta jails 30 officials in secret locations
Santiago reports the military regime has jailed 30 officials from the Marxist government it toppled with Carlos Briones under house arrest. The junta moves to draft a new constitution while outlawing Marxist parties and suspending others amid regional diplomatic breaks.
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Santiago
Chile
Wek
Oscar Bonilla
Carlos Briones
Salvador Allende
Bonilla
Patricio Aylwin
Christian Democratic Party
Soviet Union
East Germany
Cuba
North Korea
Senate rejects bid to cap peacetime troop levels
In Washington the Senate defeated an amendment by Senator Harold Hughes to limit the number of American troops abroad in peacetime by a 62 to 22 vote during debate on a 20.4 billion defense procurement bill. The measure would constrain U S response to crises. The fight continues as the bill moves toward final consideration.
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Washington
Senate
Congress
Harold E. Hughes
Iowa
U.S
House
Conference
Agnew Pressure Spurs Talk of Impeachment and Tapes
The American Bar Association chief urged impeachment if President Nixon withholds Watergate tapes after a Supreme Court order. Chesterfield Smith called the president not above the law and backed open hearings, while newcourt actions unfolded on Watergate related matters.
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Associated Press
American Bar Association
Nixon
Supreme Court
Chesterfield Smith
Florida
Boston
Smith
Senate
Watergate Committee
Washington
U.S. District Court
June L. Green
National Citizens’ Co
Congress
Fairness Committee
John S. Bottomly
John J. Sirica
Watergate
E. Howard Hunt
Frank Sturgis
Bernard L. Barker
Eugenio R. Martinez
Virgilio R. Gonzalez
Democratic National
Adelphi Route 1 Shooting Leaves Man Wounded
Elmer Danner, 67, was shot in the head near a trailer on Blue Creek Road east of South Bloomingville around 2 30 am. He was treated at Hocking Valley Community Hospital and then University Hospital Columbus in satisfactory condition. Deputy Campbell said a party of four to five people argued, several shots fired, with two small caliber guns involved. investigators have not released all names or determined which weapon struck Danner.
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Mike Mitchell
Moore
Sidwell
Kelly Cottrill
Panthers
Logan
Mitchell
Greg Culbertson
Rob Myers
Dave Krebs
Mark Schmitter
Chiefs
Cole
Corby
MHS
Adams
Roger Shaw
Maysville
Adelphi Rt. 1
Blue Creek Rd
South Bloomingville
Hocking
Elmer Danner
Hocking Valley Community Hospital
EMS
HVCH
University Hospital
Columbus
Campbell
W. B. McNichols
Aaron Snider
Cam
Snider
McNichols
Logan Daily News
Danner
Chris Veidt
Midwest Sees Winds Rain as Cold Front Moves East
Strong winds and rain swept the Midwest as a cold front extended from the western Great Lakes to Kansas. Weaker storms affected Georgia, Florida, and Texas, while Pacific fronts brought rain to western Washington Oregon and northern California.
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Associated Press
Midwest
Great Lakes
Kansas
Georgia
Florida
Texas
Pacific
Washington
Oregon
California
New England
Rocky Mountains
Western Plains
Disaster Drill Tests Ohio CAP Units and Agencies
Several hundred members of the Ohio Wing Civil Air Patrol and the state Disaster Service Agency participated in a statewide disaster alert. The exercise tested communications, supply movement, evacuation and medical facilities in a mock flood scenario coordinated from Columbus, Wapakoneta, Toledo and Alliance airports.
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Columbus, Ohio
Ohio
Civil Air Patrol
State Disaster Service Agency
Columbus
Wapakoneta
Toledo
Alliance
Jaycees Plan Fishing Derby At Lake Logan
The Logan Jaycees sponsor a fishing derby for youths under 16 at Lake Logan No 2 parking lot on Saturday Oct 6. Contestants provide tackle and bait. a Jaycee bus will transport from Worthington Park at 12 45 pm, derby runs 1 to 4 pm, with return around 4 15 pm. Prizes awarded in several categories.
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The
Logan Jaycees
Lake Logan
Logan Jaycee
Worthington Park
Fighting Sharp In South Vietnam
Fights in South Vietnam and Cambodia leave heavy casualties amid Viet Cong and North Vietnamese operations. Saigon reports totals of 114 dead, mainly Viet Cong, with key clashes near Kontum, Bong Son, and Cai Lay. Mortars hit delta positions wounding 12.
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Saigon
Binh Dinh
Viet Cong
Central Highlands
Kontum
Cambodia
Kompong Cham
South Vietnam
South China Sea
Bong Son
Cai Lay
Mekong
Crowded Hallways Highlight Logan School Space Crunch
A junior high with 1 030 students and a senior high with 786 face severe crowding. With 236 students at Nelsonville’s vocational school, eight rooms are needed but unavailable. temporary portable rooms and adaptations fill space as study halls suffer and PE uses Central Elementary gym.
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Nelsonville
North Central
Logan Schools
Agnew Resignation Talk Linked to Plea Bargaining
Washington Post quoted a congressional source saying Vice President Spiro Agnew is engaging in plea bargaining, with resignation tied to a guilty plea to a minor offense. Sources cite discussions among Agnew’s lawyers and Justice Department officials as White House aides note his discouraged mood after meeting Nixon.
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Washington
The
Washington Post
Spiro T. Agnew
Agnew
Justice Department
White House
William Ruckleshaus
Nixon
Post
J. Marsh Thomson
Edward M. Kennedy
Dmass
Congress
Kennedy
Texas
John B. Connally
House
Connally
Treasury
Maryland
Gerald L. Warren
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Chalkdust Arena
Kenneth E. Warling
Veep
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