Students to vote on issues in Choice 68 across campuses
Ohio University students will voice opinions on riot control the bombing of North Vietnam and Wallace candidacy in Choice 68 overseen by Time Magazine. Some 14 000 ballots arrived at Ohio University with distribution at cafeterias and Baker Center as votes tally on campus and nationwide.
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Ohio University
North Vietnam
George C. Wallace
Time Magazine
Baker Center
New York
Total
Richard Clough
Choice
College of Business Administration
Berea
State of Ohio Certifies Time Insurance Compliance
The Ohio Department of Insurance certifies that Time Insurance Company of Milwaukee Wisconsin has complied with state requirements and is authorized to transact insurance in Ohio for the current year. Financial figures show net assets of 7 942 874 52 and capital 6 250 28 with expenditures and income listed. Official seal and signature of Superintendent Ennia Morris dated the report.
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Ohio
Department of Insurance
Ues
Time Insurance Company of
Milwaukee
Wisconsin
Hat
Armval Speer
Eit Sglver
Adm Sr
Lishuties
R. Morris
Supenhteng Ant Insurance
Trouble for driver who used garbage truck for ride home
Paul Ahart of Parkersburg escaped prosecution for taking a garbage truck from an Ohio University lot and driving to Coolville. The vehicle belonged to Ohio Valley Sanitation System. Ahart, discharged from the firm, faces unresolved troubles as police say he will not be prosecuted on the misdemeanor charge. Military authorities will handle his immediate future as he is AWOL from the Army.
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Paul Ahart
Parkersburg
Ahart
Athens
Coolville
Anart
Ohio University
Ohia Valley Sanitation System
Fred James
Aart
Abart
West Virginia
Army
James
Pamphlets Handed To AHS Pupils
Members of an antiwar group handed literature to Athens High School students from across the street after the ceremony ending U.S. involvement in Vietnam. Carolino Zinn said pamphlets included historical material on the war, the 4 neva Agreements, the Selective Service item, and quotes from generals and admirals. No incidents occurred and few students refused the material.
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Athens
Igh School Stude
Ft Athens Juue
Vietnam
Paamphlets Stude
Sinfol
Carolino Zinn
Spe
Imelud
Neva
Amd
Zinn
Congressmen Slated to Attend Ohio Convention
The Uth District congressman will visit Gallipolis on Saturday for a 1d:40 am to 12:30 pm schedule. He opens in the commissioners room at the courthouse and will attend a workshop in Morgan County where he will introduce the keynote speaker at Ohio University’s Mock Republican Convention.
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Ter
Eynote
Ohio University
Uth
Gallipolis
Morgan County
Physicians Plan New Medical Center on nCiwon Street
Builder Robert Martin secured a city permit on Monday to start a $94,080 medical facility. The center will house offices for Drs Tipton Alien Woodworth and dentists Drs Letman and Raymond A. with five medical suites and multiple treatment, office, and waiting rooms. Expansion of the existing Medical Center building may be approved and Brad Davis will add a new section for his Pharmacy fronting the building.
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Gelion
Robert Martin
City Hall
Jon Tipton
Wiliam Aliendr
Phillip Woodworth
James Letman
Raymond A
Center i
Medical Center
Brad Davis
Medical Center Pharmacy
Canadian Professor Speaks at Bnai S'rkh Hille Forum
Dr. Ages, a Carleton Ottawa graduate and Ohio State PhD, will lecture on The Literature at Despair and its implications for contemporary culture at the Bnai S'rkh Hille Foundation tonight at 7:15. He directs graduate studies and is noted for writings on Israeli politics and modern letters.
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R. Arnold Ages
Waterio
Bnai S
Ages
Letterssraeli Politcal
Choir Concert Tonight At Athens First Presbyterian
The Henever College choir performs at 7 pm tonight in Athens at First Presbyterian Church. The program features works by Hindemith and Berzer, with ensemble pieces by Chamber Sing form mens.
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Verve Henever College
Athens
Presan
Addi
Cup
Will Pertion
Mens
Hindemith
Berzer
Sheltering Arms Hospital Notes and Local Traffic Update
Sheltering Arms Hospital notes show multiple patients from Athens and surrounding areas including Mrs Everett and family. City crews worked on Stimson Avenue installing new poles and meters approved after merchant meetings in the Stimson area. A car driven by Bobby Heightland struck a guardrail on Route 33 while avoiding a dog two miles south of the Athens Meigs county line, per the State Highway Patrol.
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Stimson Avenue
Stimson
Bobby T. Heightland
Milfield Route 1
Athens- Meigs County
Athens Units to Parade in National Hospital Day
Athens High School band and Ohio University ROTC detachments join 136 units in the Athens celebration of National Hospital Day. Volunteers from the Athens County Red Cross Chapter assist with floats and participate in the parade.
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Chillicothe
Athens
National Hospital
Niilicethe Veterans Adm Hospital
Athens High School
Ohio Uni- Rotc
Athens County Red Cross
Red Cross Set to Hear Elizabeth English Talk Vietnam Duty Tour
Miss Elizabeth English, director at Wright-Patterson Air Force Hospital, will address the Athens County Red Cross Board this week. The meeting is open to volunteers at 7 30 p.m. Thursday at Columbus and Southern Ohio Electric Co. 1005 May Ave. She will discuss her recent Vietnam tour of duty.
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Elizabeth English
Air Force Hospital
Wright-Patterson Afb
Dayton
Athens County
Plans For New Library Described To Kiwanis By Ohio U Librarian
Walter W. Wright, director of libraries at Ohio University, outlined the planned $4 million new university library to the Kiwanis Club. He described phased development, funding gaps, staff questions, and the goal of 1 million volumes with machine readable ID and linkage to the Ohio College Library Center network in Columbus.
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Ohio U
Ohio University Library
Walter W. Wright
Kiwanis Club
Wright
Id Wright
Brary
Ohio College Library Center
Colunabus
Dale Schnitz
Athens County Savings and Loan Co
Manager Named For Cemetery Athens Memory Gardens
Albert Keller of Shelby is named manager of Athens Memory Gardens by owner Jack Claxton. Keller will run operations while his wife Louise handles the cemetery office. He holds degrees from Tiffin College and Temple University and has 23 years in cemetery work along with prior roles in education and athletics. The couple has a daughter, Beverly Lynn.
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Albert Keller
Shelby
Athens Memory Gardens
Jack Claxton
Ohio
Berry Hotel
Keller
Louise
Wooster College
Tiffin College
Temple University
Philadelphia
Tiffin
Indiana-Ohio Athletic Conference
Pittsburgh
Rock Hill Springs
D. C
Kellers
Beverly Lynn
Fall at Ohio Unity Inn Causes Laceration Injury
Emergency squad responded to the Ohio Unity Inn on Richland Avenue at 9:08 p.m. Monday to aid Mrs. Darrel Tom of 139 Columbia Avenue who suffered a forehead cut from a fall between two cars in the parking lot. Firemen provided first aid and she was taken to Sheltering Arms Hospital.
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Athens Ave
Ohio Unity Inn
Richland Ave
Darrel Tom
Columbia Ave
Tom
Sheltering Arms
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Paul Powell
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Columbus & Southern Ohio Electric Company
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