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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Apr 25, 1977

Page

2

Coal mines reopen across northern West Virginia

All but two Northern West Virginia coal mines resumed operations today per industry officials. Eastern Associated Coal Co. mines in Marion and nearby counties stayed closed including the Federal No. 2 mine near Morgantown where a wildcat strike began last week, idling nearly 5,000 miners as roving pickets expanded the walkout to other Eastern units and to Consolidation Coal Co. and Bethlehem Steel Corp. mines.

Morgantown W.va West Virginia Associated Coal Co Marion Counties Consolidation Coal Co Bethlehem Steel Corp

Cincinnati Board of Education Petition Case

Cincinnati Board of Education faces parent petitions challenging district policies. AP reports district officials respond as community concerns rise amid ongoing debates over curriculum and classroom oversight.

Cincinnati The Cincinnati Board of Education

Supreme Court Rejects Manson Appeal in 1971 Slayings

The Supreme Court refused to hear the appeal of Charles Manson and three followers, upholding a California Supreme Court ruling that they received a fair trial for the seven murders in 1971.

Washington Supreme Court Charlies Manson California Supreme Court Manson

NOW Detroit selects Eleanor Smeal for leadership

Eleanor Smeal of Pittsburgh and Duke and Florida educated, joins NOW amid ERA push as a national emergency. She will draw a $17 500 annual salary from NOW, notes that homemakers deserve progress. Martha Buck and Arlie Scott also mentioned in_NOW leadership lineup.

Detroit Eleanor Curti Smeal Pittsburgh Ms. Smeal Duke University University of Florida Martha Buck Morrow Ohio Arlie Scott Cambridge Action

Oil Delivery at Issue in Washington Conference

Western and Midwestern governors meeting in Olympia express concern over foreign control of U.S. energy resources. They support delivering crude oil through a Washington port and a pipeline running from that port to the northern states group.

Olympia Wash U.S Alston Dheuhd Washington

Yanks Begin Exiting Ethiopia After Facility Closures

About 100 American staff and 200 spouses and children were to depart Ethiopia by commercial flights as the leftist military government closed five US facilities. The State Department said the group would leave with no deadline pressure and access to security at affected sites.

Addis Ababa Ethiopia State Department Washington

Aggravated Murder Charge Dismissed In Municipal Court

William Crumm, 35, faced an aggravated murder charge for his wife Francine Crumm. The case was dismissed after prosecutors said a complete autopsy report was unavailable. Franklin County officials promised the report would be sent this week. Crumm’s body was found in Federal Creek nine days earlier after a nine year old daughter reported her disappearance.

Frey Franklin County Francine Crumm Crumm Federal Creek Sheriff's Gary Efaw

Ophuls Films Convey Fascism Understanding

Film maker Ophuls discusses racism and his documentaries including The Memory of Justice and Sorrow and the Pity. The Athens festival screens The Story of Sin and Kings of the Road with a full day of workshops and screenings at the Athena Cinema.

Nuremburg Max Ophuls Ophuls Jeanne Moreau Jean-Paul Belmondo Munich Germany France Northern Ireland Athens Sin Athena Cinema Grant Munro Lindley Hall

Nelsonville Camp Fire Girls Elect Officers

Camp Fire Girls Group 7 in Nelsonville elected Jolene Call president Paula Parsley secretary Suzanne McCollum treasurer and Jennifer Souers news reporter The group attended a Beac Carnival in Grove City and a hearing on Tweedy is set for 3 15 p m in Hearing Room 11 of the state House

Nelsonville Camp Fire Girls Group Jolene Call Paula Parsley Suzanne McCollum Jennifer Souers Grove City Tweedy State House

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