Protests mark Ohio gun safety course session
A gun safety course run by Athens police and the Ohio Department of Wildlife proceeds despite campus protests over its timing after Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. death. The program, offered at no local cost, drew 141 women enrolled, with 50 cents charged for range materials and ammunition bought by participants.
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Ohio University
Athens Police Department
Ohio Department of Wildlife
National Life Association
Martin Luther King Jr
Natural Resources Office
RE. State Street
Ohio University Post
Edward
Ted) Dean
Gene Bradford
Black Student Action Coordinating Committee
Dean
Raymond Shepard
Dow Lake
Highway Patrol
Dave Medert
Sheriff's
Bob Allen
Mike Worley
Ohio U
Clyde Beasley
Birth Notice At Sheltering Arms Hospital Athens Family News
Mr and Mrs John C Zimmer man of Athens announce the birth of a daughter. Local admissions include Alfred F Carr and several Athens residents while dismissals list Marian Coe and others. Census officials plan April interviews to study migration with interviewer Patricia A Hinkle.
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Bureau of the Census
Patricia A. Hinkle
Crooksville
Athens bus plan sparks debate in city meetings
Public Utilities Commission in Columbus reviewed Morton Corp and Route 33 to T's Plains amid questions of demand and competition with cab services. Athens Mayor Raymond Shepard stated Athens Bus Lines will operate as planned with free bus service on Saturday and potential bond posting if a tax payer suit is approved. Municipal Court records list multiple speeding, registration, and driving violations with associated fines.
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Public Utilities Commission
Columbus
Morton Corp
T' S Plains
Lake Shore
Commission
White
Morton
Athens
City Hall
Raymond Shepard
Court Street
Athena Theater
Athens Na
Tional Bank
Shepard
White Post Bond
Two Among Those Picked For Society
Craig W. Potter of Peachl Ridge Road Athens and Suzanne C. Ball of Logan Route 2 were among 102 members elected to Ohio State University Chapter of Phi Beta Kappa. Of the new members 14 were juniors and 60 seniors. An additional 28 who received degrees at quarterly commencements since March 1967 were elected.
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Columbus
Craig W. Potter
Peachl Ridge Road
Athens
Suzannne C. Ball
Logan
Ohio State University
Phi Beta Kappa
Servicemen Updates From Vietnam and Army School
Servicemen Spec four William T. Willard, 22, of Athens Route 1, is a helicopter crew chief with the 25th Infantry Division's 25th Aviation Battalion near Cu Chi, Vietnam. Pfc Billy A. Peters, 20, son of William H. Peters of New Plymouth Route 1, completed a microwave radio equipment repairman course at the Army Signal School, Fort Monmouth, New Jersey.
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William T. Willard
Cynthy
Athens
25Th Infantry Division
25Th
Cu Chi
Vietnam
Ptc
Billy A. Peters
William H. Peters
New Plymouth
Army Signal School
Ft. Monmouth
N. J
Fashion notes describe midriff styles and relaxed waists
Nehru collars appear on shirts, midriffs shown with straight shifts. Relaxed waistlines and skater dresses dominate contemporary silhouettes.
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Dr. King
William Rowland
FBI
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Sheltering Arms Hospital
John C. Zimmerman
Alfred F. Carr
Richard Mathews
Johanna Pisansky
Charles Weiss
Sheldon White
Coolville
Ruetta Parsons
Stewart
Keta Dodd
Nelsonville
Marian Coe
Benjamin Dennis
Claude Dry
Ethel Howard
Kate G. Reed
Edward Sarno
Shannon Ward
Omang
Athens, Ohio
Samuel Riggle
Chesterhill
Devinan
James Leroy Creamer
Albany
Charles W. Walde
Parkersburg
Rossland Lee Wort
Sterling
Donald Townsend Mellve
Wayne R. Hamilton
State St
Paul Daniel Madden
Mansfield
John Allen Matheny
Wilma Roth Thompkins
New Lexington
Leroy Ray Thomas
Youngland
Nannette
Rar
Ferajesty
Camisette
Panty
Nent Press
Poly
Altmans
Jeanne Cagney
WATH
Nancy Noble
Rain
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Milliken
Dacron Cot
Ton Poplin
Zepal
Balmacaan Rain & Shine
Her Majesty