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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Apr 29, 1977

Page

9

Ohio University Promotes National Disaster Survival Test

Ohio Universitys Environmental Health and Safety Department and WOUB urge viewer participation in a National Disaster Survival Test aired on NBC. Families compete to test emergency coping skills for floods hurricanes tornados heat cold fire and earthquakes. Test forms available via WOUB Action Line 594 2121 or from the OHIO department at Baker Center Hudson Health Center or the Physical Plant Office.

WOUB Ohio University’s Department of Environmental Health and Safety NBC National Safety Council Department of Environmental Health and Safety Hudson Health Center Baker Center Physical Plant Jon Maimatinis

Cleveland strikes oil and gas on first drill in Warrensville

Cleveland officials announced a rich oil and gas find at a site in Warrensville Heights. Mayor Ralph Frsday said 12 wells may be drilled with Well No. 1 yielding up to 80 000 barrels of oil and at least 250 000 cubic feet of gas daily for 10 to 20 years. Gas will be sold with first rights to local institutions and industry via East Ohio Gas Co. transmission lines.

Cleveland Warrensville Ralph Frsday Perk Ohio Youngstown Cleveland Park Monarch Energy Co

Government Proposes Voluntary Guidelines for Mailing Lists

Privacy Protection Study Commission urges the direct mail industry to adopt voluntary rules to stop selling lists without consent. Names like inquisitive kids and black activists appear on list catalogs, with possible future federal or state laws if voluntary steps fail. Linowes cites First Amendment concerns and calls for expanded opt out options and clearer disclosure.

Washington Privacy Protection Study Commission Commission David F. Linowes Linowes

Displaced Handicapped Protesters Win HEW Regulation

After a 24 day occupation in San Francisco offices of Health and Welfare striking activists hailed new federal rules under the 1973 Rehabilitation Act. The regulation targets discrimination by schools colleges doctors and employers receiving federal funds and requires removal of architectural barriers within three years.

San Francisco Oakland The of Health, Education and Welfare Gill HEW Joseph Califano Washington Bowe Califano

Advocacy Program explained during May meeting in Middleport

Members gathered Sunday at 6 30 p m at the home of Mrs Sue Zirkle for an Advocacy Program. Debbie Finlan announced the next meeting set for May 3 at Susan Baer s home with hostesses Carol Adams and Kay Adkins.

Middleport Sue Zirkle Debbie Finlan Susan Baer Carol Adams Kay Adkins

Band Concert Set Tuesday at Trimble Local School

A band concert is planned for Tuesday at 7 30 p.m. in the Trimble Local School Gymnasium directed by Cliffort Rowe. The junior high and beginner bands from fifth and sixth grades will perform and the adt will also participate.

Glouster Trimble Cliffort Rowe Adt

T Shirts to Remind of Danger

In Oakland County Michigan a mother of two designs I Don t Talk To Strangers shirts to warn children after seven abductions and killings in 15 months. Francine Gold 35 says the message helps. 3 000 shirts priced at 5 each will be stocked by a department store.

Southfield. Mich Detroit Francine Gold Oakland Coun Oakland County Timothy King Birmingham Timothy Mrs. Gold

Report Claims Israel May Be Using Stolen Uranium

Los Angeles Times reports U S and European sources say 200 tons of natural uranium vanished from a Mediterranean cargo ship in the 1960s and may have fueled Israel Dimona reactor. Israel embassy says no knowledge. Euratom inspectors traced the ship’s return to Germany with a new crew and no uranium found.

Israel Los Angeles West Germany Italy Los Angeles Times the Times U.S Mediterranean Washington, D.C Negev Desert Dead Se Euratom European Atomic Energy Organization Germany

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Ohio University Environmental Health and Safety Department Leadership Ohio Gas Co. Transmission Lines General Services Administration Jack Hunter Hunter Direct Mail Marketing Association Congress Jim Pechin Frank Bowe American Coalition of Citizens With Disabilities Aywour Litten Sun Litton Hlitton Velley Litton Cooking School Aces LC Ty Schools America Athens Area United Messenger Athens Messenger Athens, Ohio
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