Trustees Urge Vote for Seven-Tenths Mill Hospital Levy
Hocking Valley Community Hospital asks community support for a seven-tenths mill operating levy at the November election. The board issued a public statement outlining need and campaign plans after a recent monthly meeting at the hospital.
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David Arledge
Arledge
Rachelmacher
Roy Bontrager
Robert Harsh
Ralph D. Blose
Harsh
Carl Harsh
Logan
Davidson Associates
Columbus
Hocking Hospital
Lancaster
Nelsonville
Blose
Charles P. Pritchard
Board of Trustees
Eastern U S Warm Wet Weather Sweeps Regions
Sultry summer like conditions across the Northeast Midwest and South Atlantic Coast with 75 at 11 a.m. and highs near 80s to 90s. Overnight lows around 53 with fog and humidity. scattered showers in many areas and over an inch of rain in Teterboro New Jersey and Wausau Wisconsin.
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Ohio Solons Still Far From Solution On Taxes
Ohio lawmakers clash over a tax bill amid a possible biennial budget by October 15. The Senate backs a five and a half percent sales tax plus corporate tax to raise about 798.5 million, while the House proposal favors lower personal rates and higher corporate taxes. Gov. Gilligan may sign a temporary or loop through a stopgap as the two chambers wrestle toward a final plan.
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Petitions Call for Reopening State Parks Across County
More than 150 signers gathered at the Logan Daily News office to urge Governor John J. Gilligan to reopen state parks. Deadline is October 1 for petitions to be sent to the governor by Lancaster supporters of the drive.
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John J. Gilligan
Lancaster
Water Tank Burst Kills Six In Texarkana
A giant water tank 97 feet high collapsed dumping a million gallons of water and steel on 30 workers. Six men were killed and 13 injured as cement was being poured for a foundation. Workers described a chaotic scene with wreckage, water, and mud everywhere.
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Tex
W. R. Jeffers
Teachers Gain Strength Shake Up White House Begin to Reach
NEA sees the White House as its biggest prize as teachers rally in politics. Detroit convention speeches against Nixon sparked rapid White House contact, signaling growing influence. Teachers aided Tunney in California, Gilligan in Ohio, Askew in Florida, and McCormack in Washington in past elections.
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House of Representatives
Mindszenty Freed and Returns to Vatican
Cardinal Mindszenty, aged 79, flew from Budapest via Vienna to Rome after 15 years in asylum at the U.S. mission in Budapest. The Vatican cited difficult conditions and sought an honorable solution to his dispute with Hungary's Communist regime. The Hungarian government had sentenced him to life imprisonment for treason after World War II.
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Barber proposes SDR based system to weaken dollar
Britain's chancellor Anthony Barber outlined a bold plan to redefine currencies by tying values to Special Drawing Rights at the IMF. He argued SDR could become the dominant reserve asset, replacing gold and dollars, with devaluations stated in SDR terms and new liquidity created by international agreement.
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Britain
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United States
Bank Robber Captured After Columbus Savings Heist
Ralph L. Poston and fellow Hub Federal Savings & Loan employee Carl Mack tackled Raymond E. Porter as he left the bank at 221 S High St Columbus. About $2 000 recovered. Porter, 41, of Columbus, threatened teller Charlotte Pinkerman with a brown bag before the hold up shortly before 2 p.m. Leland D Peoples is bank president.
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Logan Rt. 3
Hub Federal Savings & Loan Association
Columbus
Raymond E. Porter
S. High St
Charlotte Pinkerman
Poston
Carl Mack
Porter
Leland D. Peoples
Mrs. Poston
Meyer Assigned To Hear OU Case
A second contempt citation against union leader Oscar McGee was postponed as Judge Meyer of Hocking County Common Pleas was assigned to hear a new petition by Ohio University officials. The strike by 900 non academic staff over seniority and layoffs persists while the university remains open.
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Ohio
Ohio University
Harley Meyer
Hocking County Common Pleas Court
Ohio Supreme Court
Meyer
Howard Goldsberry
Ross County
Oscar McGee
American Federation of State
Goldsberry
Lowell Howard
Ohio University Law
John J. Gilligan
Howard Herschel Sigal
Council 21
Labor Organization
McGee
University
National Union
Jury Drawing Challenge Taken Under Advisement
Hocking County Common Pleas Judge Harley Meyer took under advisement a challenge to the grand jury array filed by Richard Gerken for James Woodgeard. Gerken argues jurors were not drawn randomly and that the 12 should be used as a key, with a multi 12 method.
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Meyer
Gerken
Smith
Achauer
Common Pleas
Veidt
Market Turns Up After Decline in New York
After several sessions of decline the stock market edged higher in cautious trading. Investors kept to the sidelines as gains appeared tentative and moderate volume persisted.
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New York
Protests, border clashes mark Vietnam War Update
North Vietnamese troops launch day six assaults along the South Vietnam Cambodia border on day three of an offensive with Saigon reporting more than 400 total casualties. U S and South Vietnamese air and artillery claims say 230 North Vietnamese killed. In Saigon protests against the upcoming presidential election clash with police. one student and two policemen injured as 60 demonstrators detained. In Washington Senator Mansfield pushes six month Vietnam withdrawal deadline tied to war funding bill. if blocked he will reoffer the measure.
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Logan School Board and LEA Hold Negotiations
Logan school board and Logan Education Association representatives met again to continue work on resolving differences over negotiating procedures. No decisions were announced and another meeting was set for 7 30 p m next Monday.
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Logan Education Association
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