Pandas Hsing Hsing and Ling Ling Hide From Crowds at National Zoo
Washington AP The pandas gifted from China drew 8000 visitors to the National Zoo but largely hid in their cages Thursday afternoon after a morning public display and formal presentation to Pat Nixon. Park officer Don Grist said the animals slept and relaxed once the public entered, ending a day of high anticipation.
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Washington
Hsing-Hsing
Ling-Ling
National Zoo
United States
China
Pat Nixon
Mrs. Nixon
Don Grist
High-Speed Chase Ends in Crash After Boys Escape
In Columbus Ohio two youths Ross Perry and Rodney Baker escaped Fairfield School for Boys at 9 30 p m. A car theft spree followed with a chase reaching 100 mph on U S 33 north of Lancaster and ending in a Bexley crash. Perry was captured while Baker fled injured and a third car theft occurred near the scene.
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Columbus, Ohio
Fairfield School
Bexley
Ross Perry
Rodney Baker
Cleveland
U. S. 33
Lancaster
Perry
Baker
Republicans Move National Convention to Miami Beach
The New York Times quotes Miami Beach officials and Richard L. Herman of the Republican Arrangements Committee as confirming a switch of the Republican national convention from San Diego to Miami Beach. A formal Washington announcement was expected.
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New York
New York Times Today
Miami Beach
Fla
Republican Party
San Diego
Calif
the Times
Richard L. Herman
Republican Arrangements Committee
Washington
White House Support Sought for Private School Tax Credits
Two members of the President's Panel on Nonpublic Education expect White House backing for tax credits to parents sending children to private schools. A White House spokesman says Nixon will review possible constitutional challenges before deciding. The four member panel presented its report to Nixon on Thursday as part of efforts to aid parochial schools.
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White House
Washington
Nixon
Jackson Says Race Wide Open in Cleveland
U S Senator Henry Scoop Jackson told a Cleveland gathering of Democrats Thursday night that the Democratic presidential nomination race is wide open and he can win saying he comes closer to the majority than any other candidate.
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Jackson
Cleveland
Ohio
U.S
Henry
D-Wash
Browns Seek Supreme Court Lift of Parochial School Subsidy Injunction
Ohio Attorney General William Brown said he will ask the U S Supreme Court to lift the federal court injunction on state subsidies to parents of Ohio parochial school students. A Columbus three judge panel ruled the subsidy program violates church-state separation. Brown said lifting the injunction would allow funds to private schools to keep them open.
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Columbus
Ohio
William Brown
U. S. Supreme Court
Brown
Order Prevails In Hamilton Second Ward Rock Incidents
In Hamilton Ohio order prevailed in the black second ward after three prior nights of rock throwing. Extra police were released as no disorders occurred. Three arrests were made on warrants tied to Wednesday night incidents when 9 year old Shawn Burch was hit in the left eye by a missile and remained in fair condition at Mercy Hospital with potential partial sight loss.
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Hamilton, Ohio
Shawn Burch
Mercy Hospital
Antiwar demonstrators arraigned after failed Wright Patterson protest
In Fairborn Ohio about 152 protesters posted more than 7000 in bonds during arraignments on charges from attempting to block Wright Patterson Air Force Base. Most faces were released with charges of disobeying police orders and passive resistance. The demonstrators opposed renewed bombing of North Vietnam.
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Fairborn
Ohio
Wright Patterson Air Force Base
North Vietnam
Tenure Debate Highlights Pros and Cons at OU Chapter
Ohio University AAUP panel voiced support for tenure while urging reforms. VP Taylor Culbert warned against locking departments into long term hires, proposing reevaluation after tenure. President Sanford argued tenure protects academic freedom despite critics from lawmakers alumni liberals and some faculty.
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Ohio University
The
American Association of University Professors
AAUP
Taylor Culbert
Edward Sanford
Faculty Senate
Warren Ruditi
OU Federation of Teachers
Culbert
Sanford
Ruditi
Guilty Plea Brings County Jail Term
Several Athens area defendants entered guilty pleas or were found guilty on varied charges. James K. Slaughter, 19, London, pleaded guilty to marijuana possession and received 90 days jail with 75 suspended and a two year probation, fines and costs totaling $200. Patrick Vaughan, 24, Amesville, had a driving while intoxicated charge dismissed but pleaded guilty to reckless operation with a $50 fine and 60 day license suspension. Floyd Allbaugh, 52, Athens Route 2, fined $200 with three days in jail and 60 day license suspension for alcohol intoxication. Miner McCallister, 38, Albany Route 2, convicted of leaving the scene of an accident. license suspended 90 days with possible reduction for completion of driver education. In separate actions, Tobin Taylor, 19, pleaded innocent to assault and was jailed on $100 bond. Keith Reasor, 18, Hamden Route 1, pleaded guilty to failure to stop, fined $25. Laverne Sanders, 46, Millfield, pleaded guilty to failing to yield, fined $10. Leslie Arouh and Donald Horn pleaded guilty to entering a closed area of the Ohio University Convocation Center, fined $15.
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James K. Slaughter
London
Athens County
Ohio University
Franklin Sheeter
Slaughter
Athens
Patrick Vaughan
Amesville
Vaughan
Floyd Allbaugh
State
Miner McCallister
Albany
Sheeter
McCallister
Tobin Taylor
Tupper Pike
Tony Piteo
Brown Hall
Keith Reasor
Hamden
Laverne Sanders
Millfield
Leslie Arouh
Donald Horn
Ohio University Convocation Center
Benefit Set For Youth At Bethel Bartlett Wesleyan
Fund raising for 12 year old Mark Tate injured in a December accident will start at Bethel Bartlett Wesleyan Church. Morning worship at 11 am followed by a noon basket dinner and a 2 30 pm singspiration dedication. Mark son of Dwight and Ellen Tate. Church two miles east of Plantsville.
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Mark Tate
Bethel Bartlett Wesleyan
Dwight and
Ellen Smith Tate
Mark
Plantsville
Energy Policies Revision Asked
Columbia Gas System chairman urges revision of energy policies to fix national gas shortages. Actions include higher producer rates, more federal land for exploration, and a joint US Canadian energy board to expand Alaska and Canadian gas access. Custody rulings listed for several Athens area cases follow.
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Federal Power Commission
Gulf of Mexico
Atlantic Coast
Congress
FPC
Clarke
Trans- Alaska
Alaska
U. S.canadian Energy Board
U. S
National Environmental Policy Act
Department of Natural Resources
Environmental Protection Agency
Chapter Seeks Helpers for Ditty Bags to Veterans Overseas
The Athens County Red Cross Chapter seeks volunteers to make fill or fund postage for Christmas ditty bags sent to servicemen. Quota reduced to 60 from 200, with bags due Sept. 1 and commitments requested by June 1. Call 593-5273 for details.
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Athens County
Red Cross
Zelma McVey
Vietnam
Four Ohio University Fellows Named for 1972-73
Four new graduate fellowships at Ohio University honor former faculty members Dr. Donald R. Clippinger Dr. John F. Cady Dr. Anthony G. Trisolini and Dr. Claude E. Kantner Each $2500 stipend and a fee waiver awarded to one recipient per department Criteria include one year of graduate work and at least a 3.5 GPA Recipients include Mary K Salter Kathleen D Glaus Richard Hancock and Stanley A Deetz with selections announced by Dr Norman S Cohn dean of the Graduate College
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Ohio University
Norman S. Cohn
Donald R. Clippinger
John F. Cady
Anthony G. Trisolini
Claude E. Kantner
Mary K. Salter
Highland Ave
Clippinger
Ohio University Graduate College
Kathleen D. Glaus
Minerva
Dr. Cady
Richard Hancox
Charlottetown
Prince Edward Island
Canada
Trisolini
College of Fine Arts
Stanley A. Deetz
West Stimson Ave
Dr. Kantner
College of Communication
Kantner
Graduate Fellowship Board
Albany Honor Roll list honors junior high students
Albany Elementary School Principal John Mullins announces honor roll for the fifth six weeks. Eighth grade A students are Linda Rickard Pam Shingler Paul Eschenbacher Mike Beckley and Ann Wood. A grade B list includes Keith Hare Eddie Perrey Billy Ross Tammy Escue Pam Holcomb Denise Radcliffe Mary Love Becky Pidcock Christy Sprague Steve Gillogly Kathy Mayne Bonnie Allen Sue James Tim Wooten Byron Green Virginia Jordan Jeff Stewart Evelyn Williams Carolyn Graves Ben Sams Keith Cunningham Carol Hare Robin Lieving and Teresa Walsh.
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Keith Hare
Eddie Perrey
Billy Ross
Tammy Escue
Pam Holcomb
Denise Radcliffe
Mary Love
Becky Pidcock
Christy Sprague
Steve Gillogly
Kathy Mayne
Bonnie Allen
Sue James
Tim Wooten
Byron Green
Virginia Jordan
Jeff Stewart
Evelyn Williams
Carolyn Graves
Ben Sams
Keith Cunningham
Carol Hare
Robin Lieving
Teresa Walsh
IOOF Serene Lodge 479 Meeting Scheduled
The IOOF Serene Lodge 479 will meet Monday at 7 p.m. at the Athens Grange Hall.
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Ioof Serene Lodge
Athens
Mrs. Dexter Is Honored With Stork Shower
Mrs. Cash Dexter Faith Lewis was honored with a stork shower hosted by Mrs. Louise Lewis and Mrs. Sue Talbert in Nelsonville. Invited guests included Barbara Lewis Sue Forbes Ruth Bollin Marty Bollin Judy Bollin Helen Knotts Sue Ann Kimletz Maggie Kimletz Ruth Topsail Margaret Gordelle Lenas Six Janet Aurond Mary Belle Jewitt Louise Lewis Sue Talbert Mazie Malone Margie Webb Betty Covert Flora Lauderback Flossie Smith Ethel Beal Barbara Guy and Mrs. McCulley.
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Nelsonville
Cash Dexter
Faith Lewis
Louise Lewis
Sue Talbert
Barbara Lewis
Sue Forbes
Ruth Bollin
Marty Bollin
Judy Bollin
Helen Knotts
Sue Ann Kimletz
Maggie Kimletz
Ruth Topsail
Margaret Gordelle
Lenas Six
Janet Aurond
Mary Belle Jewitt
Mazie Malone
Margie Webb
Betty Covert
Flora Lauderback
Flossie Smith
Ethel Beal
Barbara Guy
Mrs. McCulley
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Hamilton
Susan Crites Messenger
Rudhti
Wilmington
Del
John W. Partridge
Columbia Gas System
Columbia Gas of Ohio, Inc
Ohio Valley Gas Co
Columbia
Partridge
Columbia System
B. J. Clarke
Andrea Vasbinder
Palmer St
James Vasbinder
Robert Guseman
New Marshfield
Agata Mon
MR Cae
Union St
Bankamericard
John Mullins
Albany Elementary School
A’s
Linda Rickard
Pam Shingler
Paul Eschenbacher
Mike Beckley
Ann Wood
Lodge
Savings and Loan
W. Columbus ST
Backus Lumber Co
Kittle Lumber Co
Glouster and Corning
Logan
Mrs. Dexter
Lawnelite
H.p. Briggs & Stratton
Naroware & Farm Supply
Athens, Ohio
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