Wahama High School students boycott over principal’s removal
About 620 Wahama High School students and many parents boycotted Thursday in protest of Principal Robert Seaman’s removal. Mason County Superintendent Charles Withers had recommended not rehiring Seaman and proposed a principal shuffle, which the school board rejected.
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Mason
Wahama High School
Robert Seaman
Wahama
Mason County
Charles Withers
Seaman
Withers
Point Pleasant High School
Robert Keese
Point Pleasant
Ralph Sayre
Sayre
Southern
Meigs County
New Haven
Pri
Mason Fire Station
Southern Local Board Hires Personnel for Schools
RACINE Teachers, principals and coaches named for Southern Local schools. Supt. Ralph Sayre lists principal assignments at Southern High School Jim Adams and junior high Jennings Beegle with Robert Beegle at Racine Elementary. Letart Elementary head James Wickline. Portland head Larry Wolfe. Syracuse Elementary head Bill Baer. Coaches include Bill Jewell head football John Dudding assistant football Carl Wolfe head basketball Hilton Wolfe Jr. reserve coach and Greg Bailey golf.
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Racine
Southern Local School Board
Ralph Sayre
James Adams
Southern High School
Jennings Beegle
Robert Beegle
James Wickline
Letart
Larry Wolfe
Portland
Bill Baer
Syracuse
Sayre
Bill Jewell
John Dudding
Carl Wolfe
Hilton Wolfe Jr
Greg Bailey
Leah Ord
Bob Spurlock
Tom Phillips
James Lawrence
Delores Wolfe
Fern Gaul
Jean Alkire
Barbara Lawrence
Roger Roush
Pauline Hill
Charles Baer
John Honkala
Joyce Ritchie
Carla
Nelsonville Drug Raid Captures Five Suspects
A joint raid by the Athens County Sheriff and Nelsonville police at 11:15 p.m. on Grosvenor Street led to five arrests. Suspects Leslie Boyer Wallace Davis and Jerry Sullivan face marijuana possession charges. Jeffrey Russell of Middleport charged with keeping a place for sale and possession for sale. Robert Coffey was arrested for driving while intoxicated. All held overnight pending arraignment.
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Nelsonville
Athens County
Leslie Boyer
Wallace Davis
Jerry Sullivan
Jeffrey Russell
Middleport
Robert Coffey
Cinton St
Blake
Dale Herb
Robert Forrest
Richard Morgan
New bilingual child TV program aims to bridge cultures
A forthcoming daily 130 program bilingual English Spanish children series will air nationwide this fall funded by the US Office of Education. Executives say the show will teach both languages and cultures to preschool through primary grade audiences.
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Oakland
Calif
United States Office of Education
Rene Gardenas
Bilingual Children's Television Inc
Fairview Personal News Highlights Local Visits
Mrs. Peggy Gregory of Fairborn visited her mother Mrs. Dorothy Glenn. Eileen Swan of Syracuse spent a day with the Jacksons and Grayans in Pleasantville and Reynoldsburg. Ray and Robert Wilson visited from Portland Road with Timmy Wolfe and the Holleys in Ashton. Floyd Bogard from Hillsboro was a weekend guest of the Lewises. Ruby Wolfe visited her sister-in-law and brother-in-law the Ours. The Wolfes and Brills hosted several relatives including Rhonda Wolfe and Bruce McKelvey from Columbus and Hebron.
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Fairview
Peggy Gregory
Fairborn
Dorothy Glenn
Eileen Swan
Syracuse
Ike Jackson
Thomas Grayan
Pleasantville
Raymond Grayan
Jeff
Reynoldsburg
Ray
Robert Wilson
Portland Road
Timmy Wolfe
Dennis Holley
Ashton
W. Va
Joe Foreman
Floyd Bogard
Hillsboro
Robert Lewis
Brenda
Ruby Wolfe
Lewis Ours
Beryl Wolfe
Vicki Brill
Jason
Hebron
Rhonda Wolfe
Columbus
Bruce McKelvey
Portland
Gordon Wolfe
Recreation Unit To Receive Funds
Ohio Supreme Court rules public records must be inspected and copied even at agency expense. The case involved John W White and others seeking building permits and plans from Cleveland Division of Building for Ludlow in East Cleveland. The court upheld costs awarded to supply the records.
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Cleveland Division of Building
John W. White
Ludlow
East
Cleveland
Tom Roth
Cuyahoga County
Recital Friday Features Perrine and Minnelli in Ohio University Program
Ohio University School of Music presents Valerie Perrine cello and Andrea Minnelli oboe in a junior recital Friday at 8 p.m. in Recital Hall. The program is free and open to the public with Barbara Howe on piano harp and celeste, Gary Boerckel on piano, Guy Remenko on tympani and percussion, and Jeff Myers on percussion assisting.
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Ohio University School of Music
Valerie J. Perrine
Andrea S. Minnelli
Barbara Howe
Gary Boerckel
Guy Remenko
Jeff Myers
Lifelong Toronto Dog Trainer Reflects on Four Decades
John Darch has spent 40 years training dogs for film racing private homes and security. He recalls guiding a shoe commercial basset hound and racing 22 greyhounds in 1938 while setting four track records. Darch now focuses on obedience and traffic training and notes dogs’ role in protection amid rising crime. He also endured numerous injuries from canine encounters and has stitched wounds from admirers.
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Toronto
John Darch
RKO Studios Animal Actors
California
Darch
United States
Ernest Ruth and Buckley Host Birthday Dinner
Mrs Ernest Ruth honored her husband Ernest and Mrs Carl Buckley with a birthday dinner. Other guests included Mrs Alice Foutty and Mr and Mrs Rome Sandy of Parkersburg, Mr and Mrs Garett Reed of Coolville, Mr and Mrs Johnnie Kibble, Mr and Mrs Lawrence Rose, Carl Buckley and Ann Buckley.
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Lyle Balderson
Reedsville
Ernest Ruth
Ernest
Carl Buckley
Alice Foutty
Rome Sandy
Parkersburg
Garett Reed
Coolville
Johnnie Kibble
Lawrence Rose
Ann Buckley
DES Substitutes Carcinogenic Says FDA Study
Government scientists classify all three livestock-growth drugs as proven or potential carcinogens as DES bans take effect. FDA notes substitutes include estradiol benzoate progesterone testosterone proprionate and zeranol, with fears of higher meat prices. Secretary Butz warns costs will rise, estimates range from 3 cents per pound to billions annually, as producers pass higher costs to consumers.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
FDA
Sherwin Gardner
USDA
C.W
Bill’ McMillan
Ohio Supreme Court Rules Public Has Right To Records
Ohio Supreme Court affirms public right to inspect and copy public records. Taxpayers entitled to attorney fees in such actions. Also rules that a trial court’s denial of a continuance in a criminal case is not automatic grounds for reversal absent readiness for trial. Notes local items from New Haven and Rossford on city finances and licensing.
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Columbus, Ohio
Ohio Supreme Court
Cleveland
Paul Price
Cozy Nook
Appeals
Price
The
Supreme
Rossford
Ohio
Supreme Court
Wood County District Board of Health
Benton's Village Sanitation, Inc
Health Board
Area Obituaries from Athens and Nelsonville
Obituaries report Harry E. Hawk 78 of Hebardville died after a heart attack in O'Bleness Hospital. He worked 38 years in Athens telecom and served in WWI. Also noted are Mary F. Riley 92 of Mont Vernon, Edgar Stedwell 74 of Nelsonville, and service details, survivors, and funeral arrangements.
Police Use New Year Cards To Curb Crime In Malaysia
In Seremban Malaysia police mailed over 1000 Chinese New Year greeting cards to jewelers district heads associations and others with dos and don'ts to prevent thefts robberies and accidents during the holidays. The cards urged securing cash and valuables reporting suspicious persons and informing police when away.
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Kuala Lumpur
Seremban
I D Cards Required and Carl L Moore Rites
I D cards are required for ADC R and ADC U recipients with exceptions for AFD AFA and AB. The Athens County welfare office asks those lacking letters or appointments to bring Social Security cards to 184 N. Lancaster St. Nelsonville services for Carl L. Moore 75 formerly of Nelsonville are Friday at 2 p.m. at Leonard Luke Funeral Home Logan with Rev Harry W Dickerson of Green Lawn Cemetery. Moore died Tuesday at Mountain Lodge Nursing Home Fairfield County after a five year illness. Born in Athens County he was a son of Joseph and Mary Ruth Moore. He worked as a coal miner and later for Goodyear in Akron. Survivors include brother Howard New Plymouth and sister Bernice Gallagher Nelsonville. His wife Kathleen Connley Moore preceded him in death. Funeral home after 2 p.m. Thursday.
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Athens
Harry E. Hawk
Hebardville
O’bleness Memorial Hospital
Stewart
George
Carrie Hawk
Athens Home Telephone Co
Commonwealth Telephone Co
Hawk
K. T. Crossen Post
American Legion
Albany Lodge
F&am
Athens Chapter
Athens Council
Angie
Carl
Albany
Ruth Hawk
Dora Hart
Leah Crabtree
Howard Hawk
Hughes Funeral Home
Howard Mayne
Alexander Cemetery
Nelsonville
Edgar Stedwell
Walnut St
Carbon Hill
Frederick
Elizabeth Stedwell
First Christian Church
Margaret Hubble
Roland
Toledo
Dorothy Donnally
West Milton
Lena Bowers Stedwell
Warren Funeral Home
William Mechem
Green Lawn Cemetery
Athens County Welfare Department
N. Lancaster St
Carl L. Moore
Leonard-Luke
Logan
Harry W. Dickerson
Deanville
Moore
Mountain Lodge
Fairfield County
Athens County
Joseph and
Mary Ruth Moore
Goodyear Co
Akron
Howard
New Plymouth
L. H. (Bernice) Gallagher
Kathleen Connley Moore
Engineers Plan Initiation Fete at Ohio University
Ohio University student chapter of the Society of Manufacturing Engineers will hold an initiation dinner at 7 p.m. Wednesday in Baker Center. Clyde A. Slahan, president of Master Chemical Corp., Perrysburg, will be guest speaker. The group has operated two years and recently gained chapter status.
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Ohio University
Society of Manufacturing Engineers
Baker Center
Clyde A. Slahan
Master Chemical Corp
Perrysburg
Industrial Technology Group
Holmes Wins Rome Prize Fellowship
Frank B. Holmes a visiting lecturer at Ohio University School of Art is named among 15 Rome prize fellowship winners by The American Academy in Rome. He earned a Pratt Institute BFA and completed an MFA at OU last June. The fellowships aim to support young American artists and scholars to study in Rome.
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Frank B. Holmes
Ohio University
School of Art
American Academy In
Rome
Holmes
Pratt Institute
New York
Academy
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Ohio Supreme Court Rules
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Atty
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Mary F. Riley
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