Blue Devils Rally Past Chieftains In Season Opener
Gallipolis Blue Devils powered by tailback Pete Neal defeated Logan 28-20 on the road. Neal ran 36 times for 198 yards as Gallia gained 389 rushing yards while Logan totaled 162. Krebs led Logan with 88 rushing yards as Gallipolis improved to 3-0.
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Blue Devils
Chieftains
Jim Myers
Gallipolis
Pete Neal
Logan
Gallia
Dick Mikes
Krebs
Chuck Helber
Greg Smith
Brian Davidson
Chiefs
Ken Culbertson
Neal
John Davis
Ken Sheets
John Walter
Sheets
Larry Snowden
Davis
Gallians
John Corby
LHS
Gallipolis Blue Devils
Chieftain
Rick Krebs
Behid
Jim Miller
Living Council Forces Back Gasoline Prices
The Cost of Living Council reports 144 price increases rolled back without court action as 269 more are under investigation. Arnold Weber says cooperation from the petroleum industry is expected while 1,012 complaints were reviewed and 599 found meritless. The government notes no authority to reverse pre freeze increases.
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Arnold R. Weber
Cost of Living Council
Nixon
William Proxmire
Proxmire
D-Wis
Weber
Internal Revenue Service
Logan and Gallipolis Bands Shine Before 4000 Crowd
About 4000 fans applauded both Logan and Gallipolis high school bands at last night’s event. Gallia and Logan marching chiefs led pregame and halftime shows with precision.
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Logan
Gallipolis
Gallia
Jobless Benefits Measure Stalled in Ohio Legislature
Ohio unemployment bill remains stalled after Aug. 25 committee recommendation. William E. Garnes of the Ohio Bureau of Employment Services says more than 40,000 workers would lose enhanced benefits if the legislature does not act, as House leadership delays action on the measure.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ohio Burea
William E. Garnes
Republican House
Agriculture, Commerce and Labor Committee
Ohio University strike prompts contempt hearing shift
The Ohio University non academic workers strike leads to a contempt hearing for Local 1699 president Oscar McGee. Judge Lowell Howard recused over conflict. Ross County judge Howard Goldsberry presides. The university continues operations with 900 striking staff and a temporary restraining order remains in place as hearings proceed.
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Athens County Common Pleas Court
Ohio University
American Federation of State
Local 1699
Afl-Cio
Oscar McGee
Athens
Ohio
Athens County Common Pleas
Lowell Howard
Howard
Ross County Common Pleas
Howard Goldsberry
Athens Messenger
McGee
Thomas _ Fitzgerald
Herschel Sigall
International Union
Fitzpatrick
Death Ends Justice Black's Notable Career
Former Supreme Court Justice Hugo L. Black dies at 85 in Bethesda Naval Hospital eight days after stepping down from the bench due to ill health. He is remembered for a strict interpretation of the Bill of Rights and a 1962 ruling declaring school prayer unconstitutional.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Hugo L. Black
Bethesda Naval Hospital
Black
Earl Warren
Warren
Franklin D. Roosevelt
U.S
Small Plane Crashes Into Ohio River Near Ironton
A small plane plunged into the Ohio River near Ironton Ohio on Friday night. The pilot Norman Whip key of Connellsville Pennsylvania was hospitalized in Huntington West Virginia with facial and wrist injuries. The craft was en route from Pennsylvania to Baton Rouge Louisiana when it nose dived into the river.
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Ironton, Ohio
Ohio River
Here
Norman Whipkey
Connelsville
Huntington
W. Va
Pennsylvania
Baton Rouge
Chill air grips east as temps dip into thirties
Autumn weather spread across the eastern half of the nation with early morning temperatures dropping to the 30s from the eastern Great Lakes to the Atlantic coast. The Associated Press reports crisp conditions sweeping the region.
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Associated Press
Great Lakes
North Atlantic States
Frost Sees First Chill Of Season In Hocking Valley
George R. Carter of Starr reports frost on Logan area cars with an eighth of an inch ice and a near 38 degree reading before 8 a.m. Meanwhile Hurricane Ginger stalls far southeast of Cape Hatteras sending heavy swells to North Carolina shores.
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Hocking Valley
Logan Daily News
George R. Carter
Starr
Carter
Ginger
Atlantic
Cape Hatteras
North Carolina
Low-Pollution Engine In Sight For U.S. Cars
President Nixon and EPA head William Ruckelshaus herald a new experimental engine meeting 1976 antipollution standards. Ford notes the stratified charged engine is not yet commercial and currently works only under controlled conditions, with a potential passenger car version by 1977.
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U.S
Detroit
Nixon
William D. Ruckelshaus
Environmental Protection Agency
EPA
Ruckelshaus
Ford Motor Co
Ford
U S Bombing Strikes North Vietnam as Attacks Reported
U S war planes struck inside North Vietnam for the fifth straight day while enemy ground actions hit allied positions in South Vietnam and a U N dam project in Cambodia. In Laos, raids on Hanoi Ho Chi Minh supply routes intensified exchange of fire. IMF and World Bank bankers gather in Washington with Pierre-Paul Schweitzer expected to urge direct devaluation by raising gold price from 35 dollars an ounce.
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Saigon
U.S
North Vietnam
South Vietnam
U.N
Cambodia
Hanoi
Ho Chi Minh
Laos
Washington
International Monetary Fund
World Bank
Pierre-Paul Schweitzer
Vietnamese Protesters Breach Saigon Streets
In Saigon demonstrators set fire to U.S. vehicles and election posters as a weekend of confrontation with President Nguyen Van Thieu’s government loomed. Police used teargas to break up crowds injuring at least two people including a Vietnamese police chief and a U.S. sailor.
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Saigon
U.S
Nguyen van Thieu
Senate weighs Saturday sessions for $21 billion military bill
Senate leaders consider Saturday sessions to speed action on the 21 billion military hardware measure as absenteeism threatens to keep the chamber nonfunctional on weekdays. A bare quorum of 51 senators voted down an amendment limiting MIRV conversion Friday.
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Washington
Senate
U.S
Worldwide pressure mounts on US to devalue dollar
Finance ministers and central bank officials intensified global pressure on the United States to devalue the dollar as part of coordinated efforts to ease global trade tensions and rebalance exchange rates.
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Washington
United States
Nixon promotes airport diplomacy on four state tour
President Nixon travels with Mrs Nixon on a campaign style weekend trek through Montana Oregon Washington and Alaska. The trip begins in Montana highlighting nonpolitical duties as the 1968 campaign season approaches while he also meets Japan's Emperor Hirohito.
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Washington
Nixon
Alaska
Japan
Hirohito
Mrs. Nixon
Montana
Oregon
Britain Expels 90 Russian Officials in Spy Crackdown
London sources say Britain will lead a Western drive against Soviet espionage after expelling 90 Russian officials branded as spies by a top Soviet defector. The defector, a KGB officer, exposed espionage rings in the United States and Western Europe.
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London
Britain
KGB
United States
Europe
Ohio Senate delays tax plan action amid budget bill hold
The Ohio Senate advanced a sixth temporary budget but postponed action on a sales tax proposal until today due to printout problems. The plan would raise the sales tax to 5 cents per dollar, extend to services, and fund a $130 million elderly homestead exemption as part of an about $8 billion package for the two year period ending 1973.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ohio Senate
Senate
Theodore Gray
Turner
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