Masters Warmth Beyond the Green as Edwards Qualifies
Danny Edwards, the last qualifier for the 1977 Masters, arrived at Augusta with a $47,000 prize and little prior course exposure. The Alaska-born, Neosho-raised player described his unlikely rise from Monday qualifiers to the Masters, recalling his late start and the moment he faced the first tee with only his caddie by his side. Edwards, 25, rose from a three-year pro career earning about $25,000 to earn a spot after winning Greensboro's event and embraced Augusta's tradition without undue nerves.
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Will Grimsley
Senadicenl Ga
Magnolia Lane
Augusta National Golf Club
Arnold
Jack Nichions
Danny Edwards
Hogan
Palmer
Nicklaus
Greater Greensboro
Edwards
Greensboro
Atlanta
Augusta
Ulysses Brigham
Sal
Enitamant
Ketchikan
Alaska
Neosho
Edmond
Oklahoma State
Bearcat Football Fate to Be Decided
Cincinnati University faces a decision on whether to continue its football program as outgoing President Warren Bennis outlines recommendations to the board. He may propose funding to keep football, noting last season’s 9-2 record but low gate income and student attendance, amid calls to abolish the sport.
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Bearcat
Cincinnati
University of Cincinnati
Warren Bennis Bennis
Bennis
Tony Mason
Ralph Staub
Revival Begins with Ken LaBrie Evangelists at New Life
The Rev. Ken LaBrie and his wife Carol lead a revival at New Life Assembly of God 18 N Lancaster St from today through Sunday. Evening services start 7 30 p m daily through Saturday with Sunday sessions at 9 30 a m 10 30 a m and 6 30 p m. The couple returning from Lebanon where they preached as Assemblies of God missionaries and directed The Solid Rock group. Each night features singing and preaching.
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Ken LaBrie
Carol
New Life Assembly of God
N. Lancaster St
LaBries
Lebanon
Assemblies of God
Compost
186 Riders Enter Enduro at Chillco Event
Wellston reports the third annual Chillco enduro drew 186 riders Sunday with 117 completing the 64 mile WV course. Names and places include Ronny Elkins Laurelville Douglas Raus West Jeff Dixon Ashville Larry Lewis Huntington McKibben Athens Jim Kalleker Canton Mile Morrell Rose Kittay Huntington Kent Doherty Worthington Douglas Beeson Pataskala Dean Carroll Alva Tom Gillfillan Canton Wendell Ault Richmondale Bill Kustrow Albans Kary Chimo Senior Class 80x Brookhart Albany Herold Brown Athens Lowell Hamrick Erika Raider won first place.
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Wellston
W.va
William Knowlton
Athens
Barry
Nelsonville
Ronny Elkins
Laurelville
Douglas Raus
Steven Kocher
West
Jeff Dixon
Ashville
Larry Lewis
Huntington
McKibben
Jim Kalleker
Canton
Mile Morrell
Advertising Club Heads to National Competition in D C
Ohio University Advertising Club will compete in Washington D C in June. The local group won first place in the American Advertising Federation National Student Competition for the third year. About 30 members crafted plans for Frito Lays Bold Gold pretzels and presented a 50 page booklet with oral recommendations. Representing the club were John Ramsey Dave Herring Rick Brownewell Micky Rizor and Cary Miller with Thomas Peters the associate professor adviser.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio University
Washington, D.C
American Advertising Federation
Frito-Lay Inc
John Ramsey
Dave Herring
Rick Brownewell
Micky Rizor
Cary Miller
Columbus
Thomas Peters
School of
Instant II Instant Lottery Game Returns to Ohio
Ohio launches Instant II with prizes from $2 to $10 000 and a $1 million grand prize. The game runs until 55 million tickets are sold, with sales expected at about 10 million weekly. First day coverage from Peanut Shop in Terminal Tower downtown Cleveland.
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Cleveland
Ohio Lottery Commission
Leahy
Jim Reed
Terminal Tower
Reed
Federal Communications Commission
Gerald J. Patronite
Lottery Commission
Commission
Ohio
Dove Study Is Not Warranted In Ohio Controversy
Ohio authorities rejected a $20,000 study on mourning doves amid a dove hunting controversy. The State Controlling Board’s vote questioned migratory trends and nesting impacts while noting strong dove populations and a 70 day hunting season.
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Columbus
Ohio
State Controlling Board
Controlling Board
6Th Circuit Court of Appeals
Toledo
The
of Natural Resources’ Wildlife Division
Ohio Supreme Court
Robert Eversole
Wildlife Division
Control Board
Ohio Agricultural Research and It Center
Eversole
Ben Rose
Paul E. Gillmor
Youngstown
Expansion funds for Athens Armory
The Ohio National Guard Armory in Athens will receive 12500 dollars to expand its parking and storage areas. State Rep. Claire Ball said funds were made available by the State Controlling Board for employee and visitor use.
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Ohio National Guard
Athens
Claire Ball
Senate weighs bill to curb aggressive debt collection tactics
Senate hearings planned after House passage of a bill to regulate debt collectors. The measure would ban threats and harassment such as midnight calls and coercive tactics. Proponents cite consumer abuses and weak state laws, while opponents warn of impaired debt recovery.
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Washington
Senate
House
Frank Annunzio
D-Iii
America
Annunzio
Congress
Senpaciena
Charles E. Wiggins
House Banking Subcommittee
Richard C. White
D-Tex
Vacant House Burns in Wellston Fire
A vacant house on Radcliff Lane in Wellston owned by George Shifflet was destroyed by fire while being torn down. The roof collapsed on arrival with two pumpers and eleven firefighters responding at 2 26 p.m. Debris spread later and a second crew returned at 4 35 p.m. No injuries or other property loss were reported.
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Wellston
George Shifflet
Radcliff
Mines 1 and 2 in sympathy with Mine 3 strike
Leaders of United Mine Workers locals at Southern Ohio Coal Co Mines 1 and 2 led a sympathy strike with Raccoon Mine 3 affecting about 1500 miners. Negotiations were to be held to resolve safety regulation disputes as some workers were expected to return to work today.
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Salem Center
United Mine Workers Union
Southern Ohio Coal Co
Raccoon Mine 3
UMW
Vandalism Probe In Haydenville Car Door Damage
LOGAN The Hocking County Sheriff's Department investigates a car vandalism case reported between 7 30 p m Saturday and 12 45 p m Sunday. Sheila Crothers of Haydenville owns the damaged auto whose driver side door was damaged.
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Logan
Hocking County
Fire destroys frame home in Glouster area
Volunteer firemen answered the overnight blaze at the Jim Jordan family home on Homer Two Road 77 at 11 45 p m Sunday. Firemen say the structure is a total loss and formerly belonged to the late Elton and Merle Pedicord. A second item notes a free introductory discussion on transcendental meditation Wednesday at 730 p m in Baker Center Room 327.
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Glouster
Jim Jordan
Homer Two
Road 77
Elton
Merle Pedicord
Baker Center Room
Police Seek Suspect Near West End Playground
WELLSTON police continue to search for an older man driving a white over blue 1966 to 1968 Chevrolet who has exposed himself to young girls near the West End playground. Additional incidents have occurred since last week. Parents are told to warn children not to talk to strangers, accept rides, or take money and to report any incident to police immediately.
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Wellston
West End
Man shoots self in leg near bait shop
Logan resident Raymond Smith of Logan Manor Apts shot his lower right leg late Monday afternoon while unloading a .22 pistol in his parked car in front of Jerry's Bait Store. He believed the gun was unloaded, bumped the trigger, and was treated and released at Hocking Valley Parc Hospital.
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LOGAN
Raymond Smith
Logan Manor Apts
Hocking County Sheriff's Department
Smith
Jerry
Hocking Valley Pares Hospital
Easter party planned by Glouster Women of the Moose
Women of the Moose in Glouster plan an Easter party Wednesday at 8 p.m. in the Moose Hall. Members should bring a covered dish and a gift for the exchange and all members are urged to attend. Notice includes appointment details and a three month claims deadline in Dover Township Athens County Ohio.
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Glouster
Women of the Moose
Moose Hall
Nasien
Ene Atte
Patricia Kay Wright
Ville
Ohio
John H Wright
Athens County
Athens
Athens probate notices and state mental health hearing summary
Harold J. Rose announces probate actions for Ina Faye Hart and Arthur Hines with Mabel M. Gaul named as deceased, Athens County Ohio. Also an Ohio Department of Mental Health public hearing on proposed rules for licensed residential facilities, with details and locations in Columbus and district offices.
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Ina Faye Hart
Franklin Ave
Athens
Ohio
Arthur Hines
Mabel M. Gaul
Ohio Ave
Athens County
Harold J. Rose
Judge Court of Common Pleas
Ohio Department OF Mental Health and
South Front Street
Columbus
State
East Broad Street
Department of Mental Health and Mental Retardation
Cincinnati
Springfield
Lima
Toledo
Mt. Vernon
Gallipolis
New Cleveland
Akron
Youngstown
Ohio Department OF Mental Health and Mental Retardation
Robert F. Gibson
Spring-Summer Pattern Catalog Promo From The Athens Messenger
Advertising insert offers Printed Pattern 9172 with sizing 10 through 18 and bust 37 inches. Includes fabric yardage 7 1/8 yards for 60 inch cloth and pricing 125 dollars per pattern plus 35 cents for first class mailing. Requests pattern department Send name address and size to THE ATHENS MESSENGER New York. Free pattern coupon and several sewing books advertised with prices.
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West 16Th St
New York
Laura Wheeler
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Fred Smith
Kassidieh
Mount St. Mary
William Mechem
Sam
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Frances
Gary Coe
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Danson
Maxine
West State Street
Zaleski
Union Street
Carl Clifford
Homer
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Mountain Leather and General Store
Union
Little's Certified Watch
Werian Masti
Marian Martin
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