Jackson Says Atlanta Power Flows Upward
Maynard Jackson, Atlanta's first black mayor, argues power must flow from the people not from a white middle class bureaucracy. He cites 1955 to 1965 Atlanta tensions, and ties community participation to a new planning era. He endorses Andrew Young and comments on Carter and union strikes.
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Jackson
Atlanta
Mike Lanson
Maynard Jackson
Memorial Auditorium
Gues
United Nations
Andrew Young
Young
Daniel Moynihan
Jackson Sean
Carter
Four Athens Students Chosen for World Affairs Institute
Four Athens High School students Karl Fry Susan Hanek Jennie Bitters and Chip Howard are selected to attend the 31st World Affairs Institute in Cincinnati April 29 30 Their leader is teacher Robert Marrs Rotary International sponsors the two day event drawing 1 000 students from Ohio West Virginia Indiana and Lee Energy is the theme International speakers will discuss the topic and students will tour local educational and cultural institutions attending a Hall of Mirrors dance at the Netherlands Hilton Hotel The institute is organized by the Cincinnati Rotary Club Cincinnati Council of World Affairs and WLWT
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Athens High School
World Affairs Institute
Cincinnati
Karl Fry
Susan Hanek
Jennie Bitters
Chip Howard
Robert Marrs
Gerald Mollica
Athens Rotary Club
Rotary International
Ohio
West Virginia
Indiana
Lee
Cincinnati Area
Hall of Mirrors of the
Netherlands Hilton Hotel
Cincinnati Rotary Club
Cincinnati Council of World Affairs
WLWT
Three Teens Hurt in Elm Street Cycle Crash
State Highway Patrol reports a motorcycle collision on Elm Street in The Plains at 3 15 p m injuring Theresa Chiki 17 and Lisa D Augustine 16. Robert C 16 Hooper Road swerved to avoid her but the cycle struck Chiki both riders sustained injuries with Chiki and D Augustine admitted to O Bleness Memorial Hospital Copeland sustained minor cuts.
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Elm Street
Plains
State Highway Patrol
Robert C
Hooper Road
Theresa Chiki
Athens
Miss Chiki
Chiki
O'Bleness Memorial Hospital
Copeland
Clinic Workers Earn Praise At Project Anniversary
The annual meeting celebrated the project's anniversary and thanked volunteers. Ray emphasized clinics for early cancer detection saving many lives and education on breast self examination. Flo Fortney noted regular clinics since last April and a satellite clinic in Amesville with May’s slot pending. Fortney praised Sue Ellis and Beta Sigma Phi for essential volunteer work.
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Heidi Knapp Messenger
John
Ray
Flo Fortney
Amesville
American Cancer Society
National Cancer Institute
Sterling Drug Funds Clinical Suite at Ohio University Medical College
Sterling Drug Inc of New York donated to Ohio University College of Osteopathic Medicine to furnish a clinical suite. The gift, tied to Sterling products marketing Walbe wed, was presented to President Charles J. Ping and Acting Dean Gerald Faverman by Dr. W. Clarke Wescoe, chair of the Sterling board.
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Sterling Drug Inc
New York
Ohio University College of Osteopathic Medicine
Sterling
Wal Be Wed
Grosvenor Hall
Charles J. Ping
Gerald Faverman
W. Clarke Wescoe
Prices at Ohio Valley Livestock auction in Gallipolis
Ohio Valley Livestock Co. in Gallipolis held a Saturday auction. Prices ranged for stocker steers 30 to 40.50, stocker heifers 24 to 34, canner and cutter cows 20 to 27, Holsteins 26.50 to 30.90, commercial bulls 30 to 34.80, veals 54 to 75, culls calves 185 to 315, stock bulls 195 to 300, and pigs by the head 12 to 47.50.
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Ohio Valley Livestock Co
Gallipolis
Plains County Urges City to Cut Water Charge Amortization
County commissioners meet with city officials to seek longer payment terms on water charge amortization and to explore a price reduction. Mayor Barrett says city will consider figures. legal aspects to be checked. Commissioner Adkins criticizes subsidy of a median strip and notes past funding decisions. Engineer Maiden cites traffic and entry needs for county trucks.
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Donald Barrett
Barrett
Max Adkins
East State Street
City
East State
Adkins
Canning Quits As Athens Fireman
Athens firefighter Robert Canning resigned effective June 1 after nearly eight years of service. He cited low pay and city administration issues, noting his 1976 earnings rose only eighty dollars from 1975. Canning plans to move to Cincinnati and continue his sign painting business.
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Athens
Robert Canning
Canning
Cincinnati
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Nice
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