West Logan Sewer Hearing Draws 150 In Attendees
More than 150 West Logan residents attended a public hearing on the proposed West Logan sanitary sewerage collection system. Objections focused on assessment methods while broad support backed need for sewers. officials outlined costs, grants, and proposed local financing with user fees and frontage assessments.
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West Logan
Bickford
City of
Logan
Stegall
Commission
Investigation continues in Adelphi shooting case
Hocking sheriff's deputies and Prosecutor Chris Veidt pursue leads after a Friday night shooting at a Blue Creek Road trailer. Elmer Danner 67 was wounded in the head and questioned as the probe stalls. a small caliber bullet is being tested at the BCI lab. no charges filed.
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Hocking
W. B. McNichols
Aaron Snider
Veidt
BCI
Teachers Win Court Battle Over Firings In Ohio
In Mahoning County one hearing is set to order 1 000 striking Youngstown teachers back to work. In Vinton County teachers vow to contest firings amid disputes over grievance policy. Eighty six of 113 district teachers were fired after the Ferguson Act barred strikes.
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Mahoning County
Southeastern Ohio
Kenneth Christopher
Robert Flesher
Flesher
Chillicothe Hospital
Hocking Valley Weather Forecast for Wednesday
Cloudy conditions with a chance of showers or thundershowers. Highs near 80, lows in the 60s. At 11 a.m. today the temperature was 75 and yesterday’s high reached 86 with an overnight low of 55.
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Hocking Valley
Senior Citizens Housing Project Moves Forward in Logan
Logan progresses on a 71 unit senior citizens housing project after HUD approves a $1,626,085 contract. Hoff man Construction Co. will raze and clear the site within two weeks and begin excavation within a month. The development covers a half-block area near Main and Second streets with completion expected in about a year.
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Logan
Gerald Sinnott
Logan Metropolitan Housing Authority
Sinnott
Con-Fam
Benton Harbor
Mich
Hoffman Construction Co
Kalamazoo
W. Main
W. Second
High Sts
Logan Home Furnishings
U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development
HUD
Senior Citizens Housing
OIC Pushes For End Of Phone Strike
The Ohio Industrial Commission schedules a public meeting with General Telephone Co and the Communication Workers of America to mediate a long running strike begun July 16. The union seeks wage changes and an agency shop revision while about 2,800 members are idle. In Ashland Kentucky vandals slashed two General Telephone cables interrupting service to about 185 customers.
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Columbus, Ohio
Ohio Industrial Commission
General Telephone Co. and
Communication Workers of America
Thomas E. Brock
Commission
Edmund Turk
Public Utilities Commission of Ohio
Robert Wopat
General Telephone
Brock
Ohio
Ashland
General Telephone Co
Senate Boosts School Lunch Funding Passes Senate vote doubles House offer
The Senate approved a 315 million dollar federal increase for the school lunch program, twice the House's recommended rise. Supporters argued the larger hike could face a Nixon veto, while opponents said the increase was too generous.
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Washington
Senate
House
Nixon
Morton Urges Fuel Oil Rationing This Winter
Interior Secretary Morton and energy adviser John Love urged Nixon to ration heating oil this winter with regional offices to handle hardship cases. They stressed measures would not increase oil supply and warned of real energy difficulties for 3 to 5 years.
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Morton
Gleneden Beach
Ore
Rogers C. B. Morton
Nixon
John A. Love
Love
Colorado
Skylab 2 Crew To Return From Space Voyage
Skylab 2 astronauts Alan Bean Owen Garriott and Jack Lousma complete a 59 day mission traveling over 24 million miles. They will detach from Skylab use two jet thrusters to guide Apollo home despite leaks and prepare for a Pacific splashdown near San Diego.
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Space Center
Houston
Earth
Alan L. Bean
Owen K. Garriott
Jack R. Lousma
Sun
Man
Glynn Lunney
Apollo Spacecraft Office
Space
Bean
Mission Control
Royce Hawkins
Gasoline And Postage Cost Hikes In Offing
Gasoline prices likely rise this week and postage rates may follow while evidence grows that high interest rates could ease. Treasury official cites potential Fed policy easing, which could lower loan rates across the board. Cost of Living Council seeks Nixon’s approval for a gasoline markup and post office stamps rise. Postal increases require Congress, with airmail and first class stamps set to climb. Revenue-sharing heads say state and local property tax relief continues softly easing burdens.
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Washington
U.S. Treasury
Edward M. Roob
the Treasury
Federal Reserve Board
Cost of Living Council
Nixon
Council
E. T. Klassen
Klassen
Congress
Office of Revenue Sharing
Most Ohio Gas Stations May Close
At least 70 percent of Ohio service stations may close if a national protest against Phase IV price controls is staged. COGDA vice president says closings depend on dealer decisions and official calls. 500 dealers await word from the Cost of Living Council on anticipated ceiling price increases.
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Columbus
Ohio
Central Ohio Gasoline Dealers Association
Dave Pickney
COGDA
Pickney
Cost of Living Council
United States recognizes Chilean military regime
The United States formally recognizes the Chilean military regime three days after the Soviet Union severed relations with the anti-Communist junta that toppled Allende. State Department confirms intent to maintain relations along with several other nations recognizing the regime.
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Santiago
Chile
United States
Soviet Union
Salvador Allende
State Department
Washington
Panama
Haiti
Venezuela
European monarchs bid farewell to King Gustaf VI Adolf
In Stockholm an immense procession gathers as all but one of Europe’s reigning kings and queens attend the funeral of Sweden’s beloved monarch King Gustaf VI Adolf. The solemn ceremony marks a historic moment of regional royal unity.
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Stockholm
Europe
Sweden
Gustaf VI Adolf
Boyle in coma after stroke at Washington hospital
Former United Mine Workers president W. A. Boyle lies in a coma in a Washington hospital after a possible stroke. He faced murder charges in the 1969 slaying of union insurgent Joseph Yablonski and his wife and daughter. Hospital officials describe Boyle as extremely unstable and not conscious.
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Washington
United Mine Workers
W. A
Tony
Boyle
Joseph A. “Jock’’ Yablonski
Hunt suspects Baldwin as Watergate double agent
Senate testimony reveals E. Howard Hunt suspecting Alfred Baldwin of betraying the wiretap group to police. Hunt cited background, Democratic ties, and inaction during the June 17 1972 arrests as reasons Baldwin may have aided authorities. He warned of possible pre supplied information to law enforcement by a unit member.
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Washington
E. Howard Hunt
Hunt
Senate Watergate Committee
Alfred Baldwin
Democratic
FBI
Baldwin
Hufit
Edward J. Gurney
Florida
Democratic Party
Democratic National Committee
Watergate
Tak
James W. McCord Jr
Logan Rt 5 Man Fined By Judge Brown
Lee Baker of Logan Route 5 was fined 100 dollars and costs and sentenced to 90 days in jail after pleading guilty to contributing to the delinquency of a minor The judge suspended the jail term pending payment of fine and costs The charge stemmed from a June 24 accidental fatal shooting involving a Gore woman Baker admitted allowing his son to engage in fights and arguments
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Lee Baker
Logan Rt. 5
Hocking County
Rhea Bangert Brown
Baker
Gore
Brigham Named Superintendent at Columbus Training Center
W Bernard Brigham age 35 was appointed superintendent of the Training Center for Youth in Columbus. The appointment was announced today by William J Ensign director of the Ohio Youth Commission.
Pension Reform Hopes Brighten In U S House
In Washington the Ways and Means Committee plans to start private pension reform work next Monday with the Senate passed bill as a rider. Ullman says coordination with Education and Labor subcommittee work is underway and aims for major decisions this week on related trade bills. House Speaker Albert calls pensions a good prospect for this year and staff estimate a 5 percent chance of a bill reaching the President before Thanksgiving adjournment.
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Washington
Congress
House
Ways and Means Committee
al Ullman
D-Ore
Ullman
Senate
House Education and Labor
Ways and Means
John H. Dent
D-Pa
Carl Albert
D-Okla
Nixon
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Jim McLain
John Bumgardner
Tom Bickford
Burgess & Niple, Ltd
John Anderson
Cincinnati
Peck, Shafer and Williams
Archie Stegall
Athens Area
Farmers Home Administration
FHA
Don Robers
Harold Huff
Environmental Protection Agency
EPA
George Mara
Merril Haney
Shaw
THE
Associated Press
Senior Citizens Housing Project
OIC
Middle East
Skylab
New York
New York Stock Exchange
Phnom Penh
Cambodia
Khmer Rouge
Mekong
Tony Boyle
Logan Rt
Brown
U.S. House
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