Barrett Cites Foresight in Athens Mayoral Bid
Barrett a retired U S Air Force colonel and former Ohio University ROTC director, runs as a Democrat pledging better foresight planning and aggressive city leadership. He cites bypass planning traffic signals and Stimson Avenue as future concerns and calls for closer university town-gown cooperation.
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Ohio University
Athens
Barrett
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Omaha
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the Messenger
Stimson Avenue
Richland Avenue
Bavett
America
Heidelberg College
Kenton
Ohio
Messenger
Tom Price
Donald Barrett
Births at O'Bleness Memorial Hospital in Athens
Mr and Mrs Marvin Barrett of Athens welcome a son. Listed birth announcements include Mrs Ray Collett Carl M Roberts Virgil Markim Charles Carpenter Cecil King Louise Merrill Sidney Smith both of The Plains Hoyt McMaster Chauncey Daniel Beckley Albany Mrs Hazel Oxley Albany Route 3 John Kane Shade Route 1 Mrs Edward Rasmussen Stewart Mrs James Frost Guysville Mrs Edward Rutter Millfield Route 1 Clarence Hunter Glouster Odessa Morrison Porter and others including Howard Carter Mrs Virgil McKnabb Mrs Otis Hicks Mrs Thomas Morrison Mrs Roger Williams Barrett Kaby Mrs Rada Skidmore Mrs Jesse Mash John Ingram Debra Brooks Odessa Morrison Kenneth McClellan and Mark Holdcroft.
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Ray Collett
Carl M. Roberts
Virgil Markim
Charles Carpenter
Athens
Cecil King
Louise Merrill
Sidney Smith
the Plains
Hoyt McMaster
Chauncey
Daniel Beckley
Albany
Hazel Oxley
John Kane
Shade
Edward Rasmussen
Stewart
James Frost
Guysville
Edward Rutter
Millfield
Clarence Hunter
Glouster
Odessa Morrison
Porter
Howard Carter
Virgil McKnabb
Otis Hicks
Thomas Morrison
Roger Williams
Barrett Kaby
Rada Skidmore
Jesse Mash
John Ingram
Debra Brooks
Kenneth McClellan
Walter Boone
Mark Holdcroft
Weather data snapshot from Ohio University report
The report lists yesterday high 67 and low today 36 with sunrise 5 36 and sunset 7 17. Humidity at 4 pm yesterday 23.0 percent and 9 am today 54.3 percent. Precipitation 0 inches yesterday, 0.52 inches this month, 8.23 inches this year, 4.47 inches below normal. Barometer at 29.89 inches rising. River readings credited to C L Colmer U.S. Observer.
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Ohio University Department of Geography
C. L. Colmer U.S. Observer
Appalachia Commission Sets Meeting
The Commission on Religion in Appalachia task force will meet at 10 a.m. Thursday at Ohio University’s Baker Center Ballroom. Chaired by Dr. Ernest J. Nesius of West Virginia University, the group focuses on legal services housing strip mining and tax reform in Southeastern Ohio. A local steering committee includes Rev. Glenn Biddle Maxine S. Plummer Rev. George Jenkins Dr. Brent Fry and Bishop King Mussio.
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Commission On Religion In
Appalachia
Ohio University
Baker Center
Ernest J. Nesius
West Virginia University
Athens
Jackson Area
Ohio Council of Churches
Ohio
Glenn Biddle
Maxine S. Plummer
George Jenkins
Brent Fry
King Mussio
Vinton Soldier Serves in Korea With 3rd Tactical Fighter Wing
S-Sgt. Adis Maynard Jr. son of Mr and Mrs Adis Maynard of Vinton is on duty at Kunsan AB Korea with the recently reactivated Third Tactical Fighter Wing. Vietnam veteran Maynard is a construction equipment operator at the air base on the Yellow Sea. A 1957 graduate of Vinton High School he is married to Regina Kohn from Bingbridge.
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Adis Maynard Jr
Adis Maynard
Vinton
Kunsan AB
Korea
Third Tactical
Yellow Sea
Vinton High School
Regina Kohn
Bingbridge
Savings Bond Sales Surpass State Goal in March
Athens County March sales of United States Savings Bonds series E and H reached $66,533, 27.9 percent of its annual goal, while statewide sales totaled $30.7 million with 26.1 percent of the 1971 goal. Year to date sales stand at $84.1 million.
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United States Savings
E&h
Athens County
Tad Grover
Exhibitions by Ohio University Professor Da vid Hostetler
Ohio University art professor Da vid Hostetler schedules three one man exhibitions in May and June. The first runs May 4 to June 1 at Ken Lloyd Associates in Lexington Kentucky. A second show opens May 6 at Harriet Crane Gallery in Cincinnati and Summit House Indianapolis through May 8. The third opens June 13 at Canton Art Institute in Canton Ohio in the new nine million dollar culture center donated by Timkan Roller Bearing Co and closes July 18. Hostetler will judge the Ohio State Fair Art Exhibition in Columbus and perform at the US pavilion at Expo Montreal for two weeks in August.
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Ohio University Art
David Hostetler
Ken Lloyd Associates
Lexington
Harriet Crane
Cincinnati
Summit House
Indianapolis
Canton Art Institute
Canton
Ohio
Timkan Roller Bearing Co
Columbus
United States
Montreal
Coffee Hour Benefit Set at Mrs. Lowenstein Home
Athens residents, especially women, are invited to a coffee hour at 425 Coolville Ridge Road Tuesday at 10 a.m. The program covers Cancer Detection and the American Cancer Society role with a physician talk and a screening film. John Ray, 1971 Athens Cancer Crusade chairman, will discuss local cancer unit services.
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American Cancer Society
Mena Lowenstein
Coolville Ridge Road
Athens
John Ray
Athens Cancer Crusade
Arts Scholar Fleming to Lecture at Ohio University
William Fleming a noted arts scholar and author of Arts and Ideas will visit Ohio University as part of the School of Art visiting artists program and deliver a lecture titled A Humanist Looks at the Contemporary Arts at 8 p.m. May 4 in Seigfred Hall auditorium. He has published Understanding Music Style Structure and History and Art Music Art and Ideas and is preparing Baroque Concerts of the Arts for publication. Fleming founded the Syracuse University fine arts department and has been honored with a Ford Fellowship Centennial Professorship and is a Fellow of the Royal Society of Arts.
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William Fleming
Ohio University
School of Art
Seigfred Hall
Fleming
Syracuse University
United States
Carnegie Hall
Athens Youth Suffers Cut In Accident
State Patrol reports a 17 year old Athens resident Raymond A. Strekal of 18 Fort Street lost control on State Route 56 two miles east of Route 691 Friday night. His car left the roadway and struck a tree causing a cut upper lip with severe vehicle damage. He was not cited and did not receive medical attention.
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Athens
State Highway Patrol
Raymond A. Strekal
Fort Street
Candidates Meeting Set for Athens Primary
The Athens League of Women Voters announced a public candidates meeting for the May primary. Republican and Democratic candidates for Athens city government will speak and answer audience questions at 7 30 p m Thursday in the Athens City Building council chambers.
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Athens League of Women Voters
Athens City
Council
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