Logan School Board and LEA Resume Talks Tonight
The Logan City School Board and Logan Education Association will resume contract talks at 7 30 p m tonight at Logan High School with Dwayne Hoffman leading the LEA negotiation team. A ratification vote or strike vote could follow if no settlement is reached this week.
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Logan
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Westminster House
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Bill Parrigin
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Sandy Helber
Ted Bibler
Ohio Education Association
Dan Long
Larry
Senate to pick between two natural gas proposals
The Senate plans a showdown vote on whether to continue price controls on natural gas or lift them. Supporters of deregulation expect a clear margin, while administration allies deem the outcome uncertain as House action already supports keeping controls.
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Washington
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Texas
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Senate Finance Committee
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D-Texas
James B. Pearson
R-Kan
Congress
Supreme Court
Federal Power Commission
United Stair Parts Plant Moves Toward Production Start
Logan plant awaiting electric line installation delays production as United Stair Parts receives equipment from United Wood Products of New Jersey. A state electrical inspector is due today to approve wiring, enabling the three man crew to finish cleanup and start production in the 811 W. Hunter St. facility. President Louis Manzo notes plans to expand with a larger building or new site.
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United Stair Parts
Logan
Jim Brammer
Brammer
United Wood Products of
New Jersey
Ohio Power Co
W. Hunter St
Louis Manzo
Carter seeks Bert Lance successor after resignation
President Carter began searching for a substitute after Bert Lance quit as budget director amid investigations. Names surfaced include James T. McIntyre Jr., Robert Strauss, Alice Rivlin, and Hale Champion. Carter called Lance a trusted friend and warned finding an adequate replacement would be difficult.
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Carter
Bert Lance
Lance
James T. McIntyre Jr
Georgia
Office of Management and Budget
Robert Strauss
Democratic National Committee
U.S
Alice Rivlin
Congressional Budget Office
Hale Champion
California
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Senate
Robert C. Byrd
West Virginia
Autumn Arrives Over Hocking Valley With Cool Start
Gray skies covered the Hocking Valley on the first autumn day with a morning low of 47 degrees and a midday high near 68. The forecast shows a 40 percent rain chance tonight and Friday with highs in the 70s and lows in the 50s.
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Hocking Valley
Found Not Guilty Of Drunk Driving
Raymond Frey of Logan was found not guilty by a Hocking County Court jury of drunken driving. He was arrested June 13 on Ohio 664S and represented by Lancaster attorney E R Lentz. Jurors named include Robert W Stimson and six others.
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Raymond Frey
Logan Rt. 2
Hocking
Frey
State Highway Patrol
Ohio
E. R. Lentz
Lancaster
Robert W. Stimson
Leroy A. Scribner
Daniel W. Sanders
John Stump
Margaret E. Masure
Earl L. Kitchen
John P. Parry
Susan Stilwell
Armco Lays Off 600 At Middletown Plant
Armco Steel Corp will terminate 600 jobs at its New Miami and Middletown works by Oct. 1, affecting about eight percent of its hourly workforce. Middletown manager C. G. Kramer called layoffs a first step to restoring plant importance to Armco as imports and high energy costs hamper profitability.
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Middletown
Associated Press
Ohio
Armco Steel Corp
New Miami
C.G. Kramer
Southwestern Ohio
London
House of Commons
Public Accounts Committee
London Evening News
British Airways
Britain
France
SALT talks resume amid looming expiry of treaty
Washington reports indicate the United States and Soviet Union will resume negotiations on SALT with no replacement in sight as the current accord nears its October 3 expiry. Cyrus Vance and Andrei Gromyko lead the delegations amid prior deadlock and postponed Vienna talks.
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Soviet Union
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Andrei Gromyko
State Department
Vienna
Vance
Moscow
Flippo to Be Marshal of Santa Claus Parade
Bob Marvin of Columbus known as Flippo the Clown will serve as parade marshal for the annual Santa Claus Parade sponsored by the Logan Area Chamber of Commerce Merchants Division. The event on Friday, Nov 25 welcomes original floats from churches and local groups with prize money of 125, 109 and 75 dollars for first, second and third places respectively.
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Merchants Division
Logan Area
Dupler
Debbie Shaw
Sears
Candy Smith
Humphrey
Joan Nixon
J. C. Penney Co
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