Vocational Council Plans Ohio Public Forums in 13 Cities
The Ohio Advisory Council for Vocational Education will hold an Athens session April 26 at the Baker Center from 4 30 to 8 30 p m as the first of 13 public forums through May Their aim is to gauge public attitudes on vocational education and shape future programs Jesse Fulton chairman says information will guide recommendations while Warren G Weiler notes regional forums for broad opinion Open to the public invitations mailed to business industry labor agriculture religion education media government and communities The council established in 1968 by federal mandate to advise the State Board of Education comprises 22 members from private and public sectors
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Jesse Fulton
Advisory Council
Euclid
Fulton
Warren G. Weiler
Council
Weiler
Superintendent of Public Instruction
Martin W. Essex
Ohio
Columbia National Life Reports Big Gains in 1970
President Ray C. Gilbert announced Columbia National Life Insurance Co. posted substantial 1970 gains in assets premium income investment income policy reserves and insurance in force. Premium income reached 6 520 890 up 27 5 percent while investment income rose 104 9 percent to 456 263 and policy reserves grew 79 5 percent to 4 790 893. Insurance in force climbed 26 9 percent to 292 430 739 with total benefits paid 1 589 960 and dividends 562 427. The firm is a wholly owned subsidiary of Columbia National Corp and is represented locally by David Reed of Athens.
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Columbia National Life Insurance Co
Ray C. Gilbert
Columbia National
Columbia National Life
Columbia National Corp
David Reed
Athens
Athens High Wins Honor Society Again
Four Athens High School students Emily Murphree Norman Clearfield David Sargent and Roland Breightenberger will appear on WTAP Honor Society Saturday April 24 at 7 p m. The team beat Warren High School in March and faces Parkersburg South High School next. A win brings $50 for scholarships and a May 15 follow up appearance.
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Athens High School
WTAP
Emily Murphree
Norman Clearfield
David Sargent
Roland Breightenberger
Warren High School
Parkersburg South High School
Athens
Amesville Council Backs Calley Pardon Request
Amesville Village Council adopted a resolution urging President Nixon to grant executive clemency and pardon for Lt. William L. Calley Jr. The measure was sent to Nixon and to Sens. Saxbe Taft and Rep. Miller. The council also declared April as Clean Up Month with a May 1 pickup and discussed park land work.
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Amesville
Richard Nixon
William Calley
Nixon
William B. Saxbe
Robert Taft
Tenth District
Clarence Miller
William L. Calley Jr
Canada
United States of America
Athens High Art Show Opens Sunday April 25
The third annual Athens High School art show runs 2 to 6 p.m. on the school grounds featuring paintings sculptures jewelry metal works hand woven goods photographs and crafts. Donations help landscape the site and rain date is May 2. Sponsored by the Art classes Art Club and Broadcasting Club under Ray Abraham and Mrs Judy Morgan supervision. Chester Shade River Lodge No 453 F and AM meets Thursday 7 30 p m at the Masonic temple in Chester. masters invited.
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Athens High School
Athens High
Art Club
Broadcasting Club
Ray Abraham
Judy Morgan
Chester
Shade River Lodge
F&am
Masonic Temple
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