Senate approves 23 percent overseas troop cuts amid debate
The Senate voted 48 to 36 for a 23 percent reduction in U S land based troops overseas with 40 000 cuts by next June 30 and 70 000 more by December 31 1975. Hudson Humphrey said most withdrawals could come from Asia and the Pacific while NATO forces in Europe stay intact.
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Gen Tel Pact Faces Union Vote in Ohio
About 2,800 G T operators clerks and installers have until Oct 3 to accept or reject the two year contract. The agreement includes a 25 cent per hour raise more hospital coverage and vacation time and requires representation workers dues. Athens local president Sam Eblen says the package could've been plumper and will urge members to vote against it.
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Pollution Fines Levied on Three Steel Firms
U S Steel, Jones & Laughlin Corp and Wheeling-Pittsburgh Steel Corp were fined a total of 17500 for polluting the Monongahela and Ohio rivers during the summer of 1970. Judge Gerald J. Weber ordered 8500 to U S Steel 5500 to Jones & Laughlin and 3500 to Wheeling-Pittsburgh with half of the sum to be shared among three river patrol project members who provided evidence.
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Logan High School Class Officers Vote Amid Parade
Logan High School holds its annual class officer elections with a 25 signature petition requirement and student assembly speeches. A motorcycle escorted parade occurred during lunch as seniors and underclassmen vie for president vice president secretary and treasurer with multiple candidates listed for each class.
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John Corby
Phil Lanning
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Jane Garke
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Kris King
Mark West
Mark Daubenmire
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Lions Select Donna Wright For Cheer Club
Miss Donna Wright of Hayden ville has been named by the Logan Lions as this week's Cheer Club recipient. The Lions will send flowers and urge cards and notes to her at her mother's home. Donna is 22 and paralyzed from the waist down after a June 9 motorcycle auto crash on Hocking Drive.
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Green Elementary
Vinton Teachers Resume Picketing at Logan School
Five members of the Vinton Local Teachers Association and an OEA field rep picketed Central Elementary School in Logan after a one-day absence. They focus on alleged unethical conduct by third grade teacher and school board member Patty Napier, with legal steps being considered by acting city attorney Richard Gerken as officials report litter and harassment during the strike.
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Chiefs to Host Athens in SEC League Opener
Logan High School prepares for the SEC opener against Athens Bulldogs led by coach Paul Adams. The Chiefs, 1-1-1, practiced in cleats and shorts aiming to improve passing, with starting lineups likely unchanged. A pep assembly honors last week’s awards as a chili supper fundraiser precedes the 8 p.m. kickoff amid forecast rain and a capacity Hilltop crowd.
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Hocking Valley Sees 90 Degree Heat Thursday Afternoon
The Hocking Valley reached a hot 90 degree high Thursday after noon with a morning low of 57 and 73 degrees by 11 a.m. Cloudy skies are expected with showers likely tonight and Saturday, with highs near 80.
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Football lineup notes for Trow Chapman and teammates
The listing details players by weight and position including 170-pound junior Mark Trow at guard, 160-pound senior Mark Chapman at guard, 160-pound senior Jim Robinson at center, 195-pound junior Jim Kemper at quarterback, 185-pound senior John Corby at tailback, 160-pound senior Roger Shaw at fullback, 160-pound junior Tim Cole at swingback, with defense featuring Rob Myers at end, Greg Culbertson at end, Randy Goodlove at tackle, Don Danison at tackle, Kazee and Krebs as inside linebackers, Corby and Mark Schmitter as outside linebackers, Roger Shaw and John Smart as halfbacks, and Kemper at safety.
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Jim Robinson
Jim Kemper
John Corby
Roger Shaw
Tim Cole
Rob Myers
Greg Culbertson
Randy Goodlve
Don Danison
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Corby
Mark Schmitter
John Smart
Kemper
Farm Workers Truce Scheduled Amid California Bargaining
AFL-CIO planned to announce a truce in the dispute between the Teamsters and Cesar Chavez's United Farm Workers. A cease-fire reached after three days of talks would have the Teamsters cede field hand representation to the UFW while keeping control over off farm operations. It remained unclear if Teamsters would relinquish already won contracts covering some farm workers.
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fuel price protest closes many Logan area stations
Gasoline dealers in Logan joined a national weekend protest with many service stations closing or limiting hours. Bonded Oil Co and Certified Oil Co kept open, while others like Wagoner's Sohio Cherry's Texaco West's Exxon Leffler's Marathon Inboden's Marathon and Quaker State closed or planned to close. Traffic surged around open stations as drivers queued for fuel amid ongoing price dispute.
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Soviet Cosmonauts Report All Well In Orbital Flight
Moscow AP reports Soyuz 12 is in earth orbit with cosmonauts Vasily Lazarev and Oleg Makarov probing upgraded systems. The two day mission aims at manual and automatic control tests and earth spectroscopy for economic data.
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