Automated SMA 18/60 Analyzer Debuts at Holzer Center
Holzer Medical Center in Gallipolis announces the SMA 18/60 automated analyzer from Technicon Instruments now in use in its laboratory. The device runs 18 biochemical analyses on a single blood sample in eight minutes, reducing costs and required staff while improving diagnostic speed and accuracy.
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Gallipolis
Holzer Medical Center
Technicon Instruments Corporation
Tarrytown
N. Y
DeLamerens
Roger Hines
Paul Gauze
Lions History and Future Outlined by District Governor
District Governor Russell Williams of Chesterhill spoke to the Athens club at the county fairgrounds about Lions International history and growth. He cited milestones from 1917 start to 1980 goals, noting Ohio clubs and member totals over the decades and current counts near 519 clubs and 23,000 members.
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Lions’ International
Russell Williams
Chesterhill
Athens Club
County Fairgrounds
Lions
Ohio
Helen Keller
Williams
Athens
Meigs County Wins Federal Redevelopment Status
Meigs County commissioners approved an EDA resolution to designate the county a federal redevelopment area due to an 11.1 percent unemployment rate. The plan funds a federally led ambulance service project by Ohio Valley Health and includes a building near Veterans Memorial Hospital. They also approved Fairview Subdivision construction in Chester Two near Meigs Local High School.
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Pomeroy
Meigs County
U.S. Economic Development Administration
EDA
Meigs
Ohio Valley Health Services
Ohio
Ohio Valley Health
Veterans Memorial Hospital
Fairview
Chester Two
Blue Cross
Consumer Group Expands Scope
CEPA plans to broaden its grievance process with letters and phone calls, then delegations to merchants and education pickets if needed. Cleveland reports show the group helped about 100 consumers save over $25,000. CEPA operates as a self funded group with a $2 initiation fee.
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Brobeck
CEPA
Cleveland
Roberson Joins Connecticut Mutual Life Agency
Benjamin L. Roberson of 16 Montrose Avenue Athens has joined the Columbus agency of Connecticut Mutual Life Insurance Co based in Hartford. A native of Athens and 1972 Ohio University graduate he is governor of the 11th DeMolay District and will live in Beverly after his August marriage.
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Benjamin L. Roberson
Montrose Avenue
Athens
Connecticut Mutual Life Insurance Co
Columbus
Connecticut Mutual
Hartford
Odds Are Shattered Contest Sparks Large Grocery Guess
Page Chevrolet in Athens ran a contest to guess the groceries value of a station wagon. Two entrants from The Plains and Albany tied at 179.50, splitting 500 first and 200 second prizes, while a third winner took 100 for 179.40. About 1,800 participated. The car dealership donates the groceries to Athens County Children's Home.
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Page Chevrolet
Athens
Pat Orcutt
Athens County
Fritz Conner
The
Auto Agency
E. State Street
Ohio Death Row Sentences Cut to Life Terms
Twelve Ohio inmates who appealed death sentences to the U S Supreme Court were notified of reductions to life imprisonment. Governor attorney general seeks clarification on 13 other prisoners whose appeals are exhausted as the high court rules on capital punishment viability. Names include Banks Jemison Howard Patterson Siddle Wilson Garn er Bowens Blankenship Melak with others across Franklin Cuyahoga Stark Summit Hamilton Lucas Montgomery Wood Richland and more.
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Columbus, Ohio
Ohio
U. S. Supreme Court
William Brown
Supreme Court
Brown
Lima State Hospital
William Banks
Richard Jemison
Howard Cliff
Franklin County
William Bradley
Cuyahoga
William Wallen
Stark
Alto
Eugene Duling
Franklin
Kenneth White
Lester Eubanks
Richland
Posteal Laskey Jr
Hamilton
James G. Bryson
Montgomery
Thomas Carter
Lucas
Terry Staten
Wood
Walter Elliot
Raymond Eaton
Alan C. Young
Celtus Moorehead
Raymond Kassow
Samuel Edgell
Nobel County
Ohio Supreme Court
Richard Lee Tingler Franklin
John Leigh
Watterson Johnson
Wayne Flonnery
P Sporn Engineer Davis Steps Down
Harry A. Davis, shift operating engineer at Philip Sporn Plant, retired July 31 after 38 years with the company. A 1934 Windsor Plant hire, Davis moved to Sporn in 1949 and became a shift operating engineer in 1966. He served in the Navy, is active in Veterans groups, lives in Pomeroy with his wife Veda, and plans woodworking and travel after retirement.
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New Haven
Harry A. Davis
Philip Sporn
Davis
American Electric Power System
Windsor
Sporn Plant
Westinghouse High School
Pittsburgh
U.S. Navy
VFW
Parkersburg
W. Va
American Legion
Pomeroy
Order of the Eagles
St. Paul Lutheran Church
Veda
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J. A. deLamerens
Kerry Anne Wells
Australia
Hilton Hotel
New York City
Avenue of the Americas
Consumer Group
Goldberg's Store
High Street
Roberson
Benjamin Roberson
Capitol Dome
Denver
P. Sporn
Davis Steps Down
Harry A, Davis
Central
East Long Street
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