Johnson Expected To Lead Buckeyes
All-American Pete Johnson is counted on to carry the Buckeyes as the only returning starter in the backfield. Woody Hayes opens spring with 38 lettermen as Griffin Greene and Baschnagel miss the unit, while Johnson prepares to provide leadership and scoring punch for a team aiming for a fifth straight Big Ten title.
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Columbus
Ohio
Pete Johnson
Ohio State
Buckeyes
Woody Hayes
Archie Griffin
Cornelius Greene
Brian Baschnagel
Hayes
Tom Sk
Johnson
Woody
Griffin
Bob Ferguson
Ferguson
Bryan
Associated Press
Troy
Buckeye
Bob
Herman Jones
Miami
Fla
Marc Cox
London
Lenny Willis
Michigan State
UCLA
Dallas Desegregation Day Marred by Late Bus Glitch
After months of court battles and planning, Dallas desegregation faced routine hiccups on opening day. Some buses arrived late or to wrong schools while other districts including Eudora and Alexandria reported varying attendance and protests. The Jefferson County Louisville desegregation plan faced appellate actions as districts gauge next steps.
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Associated Press
Dallas
Eudora
Ark
Alexandria
Cincinnati
Jefferson County
Louisville
Heatwave sets stage for clash with transsexual tennis player
A 15-year-old New Jersey junior faces 42 year old Dr. Renee Richards in a 60 000 dollar event at Livingston New Jersey amid debate over Richards gender. Stoll says age heat and Richards strength will shape the match while recalling a potential boycott by women players.
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South Orange
N.J
New Jersey
Renee Richards
Caroline Stoll
Livingston
Dr. Richards
Miss Stoll
Susan Maharaj
Sarasota
Fla
Ilie Nastase
Romania
John Lloyd
Great Britain
Roscoe Tanner
Lookout Mountain
Tenn
Henry Burns
Cincinnati
Vitas Gerulaitis
Newport Beach
Cal
Buck Wins Ski Jump At National Waterski Meet
Mike Buck of Athens won the jump portion of the national waterski competition in Miami Florida with a 142 foot leap. Joy Martin and Mike Meek also placed in the event though final finishes were not released.
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Mike Buck
Athens
Miami
Fila
Joy Martin
Mike Meek
California Team Triumphs In National Father-Son Clay Courts
Eldon and Brad Rowe of San Diego defeated Fred and Bruce McNair 6-0 6-2 to win the National Father-Son Clay Courts Tennis Doubles championship. The Rowes, clay debutants, had earlier claimed the national father-son hard court title in La Jolla. Mrs Thomas A Yawkey named president of the Boston Red Sox AL team after meeting trustee James Curran ahead of the Red Sox A's game.
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California
Cincinnati
Eldon
Brad Rowe
San Diego
Calif
Fred
Bruce McNair
Rowes
la Jolla
Boston
Thomas A. Yawkey
Boston Red Sox
Red Sox
Oakland A’s
Athens Township Sealed Bid Call for Dust Control and Tar Kettle
The Athens Township Trustees will accept sealed bids until 8 00 a m on September 4 1976 for MC 250 dust control using 70000 gallons or less with price per gallon and for a Tar Maintenance Kettle with 350 gallon minimum capacity 10 HP engine 1 1 2 inch pump and piping hand spray gun 16 foot hose 8 foot spray bar drip trough portable burner. Bids mailed to Billie Shaw Clerk Route Box 42 Athens Ohio and marked Bid for Dust Control or Bid for Tar Kettle. The trustees reserve the right to reject any or all bids.
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Athens Township
Billie Shaw
Athens
Ohio
Board of Trustees
Athens County
Farm Profits Rise as Consumer Prices Increase Slower
Washington AP reports stronger farm profits in 1976 amid big harvests and rising livestock sales while consumer food prices advance at about half the rate of prior years. Outlook and Situation Board forecasts modest 3 to 4 percent price gains through mid 1977, influenced by wider marketing spreads.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Telemetry Tonight Demonstration At Gallipolis
The Southeast Ohio EMS will show paramedic telemetry tonight at Holzer Medical Center Gallipolis in the French 500 Room. Dr. Gary Anderson of Hahnemann Medical College will present his analysis praising the system. Program starts at 7 p.m.
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Southeast Ohio
Gallipolis
Gary Anderson
Hahnemann Medical College and Hospital
Philadelphia
Anderson
Holzer Medical Center
Legion Bean Dinner at Wilkesville Post 476
The American Legion Post 476 schedules its annual bean dinner for September 4 in the grove. Beans and coffee will be served with other foods and square dancing in the evening. Volunteers are invited to help with the event.
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Wilkesville
American Legion Post 476
Notices of tax valuation revisions and estate appointments in Athens County
The notice lists revised current year tax returns with valuations to be completed August 20 1976 and inspection in the Athens County Auditor Office. It notes limited valuation changes and a September 1 1976 hearing, plus multiple probate appointments including executors and administratrices with claim deadlines and judge endorsements.
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Athens County Auditor
Court House
Athens
Ohio
Board of Revision
Ruth H. Seaman
Athens County
Paul V Reichelderfer
Charles Street
Anno M. Reichelderfer
Charles R. Curran
Athens County Court of Common Pleas
Arlina M
New Marshfield
Elizabeth M. Bradley
Charles L. Curren
Joe Kulakowski
Trimble
Leo J. Kulakowski
Harold J. Rose
First National Bank Amesville Credit Claims Notice
The First National Bank Amesville Ohio closes its affairs and creditors must present claims to the Glouster Community Bank Amesville Branch State Street Amesville Ohio 45711. Dean Kasler and E R Eddy Liquidating Committee set claim period from 7-20 to 9-20.
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First National Bank
Amesville
Ohio
Glouster Community Bank
State Street
Dean
Kasler E.R. Eddy
Amesvil
Lost glasses and reward for Abyssinian cat sighting
Lost brown horn rimmed glasses in black case in South Court or West Washington area. Reward offered for information. Also seeking a female Abyssinian cat with flea collar last seen Rock Riffle Road wearing a ticked coat with black stripes on legs neck and back. Call 592-2095 or 592-1637.
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S. Court
W. Washington Area
Cozy Afghan Crochet Pattern Catalog Note
Advertisement lists pattern 594 for a reversible lightweight crochet afghan in 3 colors or scraps. Price $1.00 per pattern with 35¢ additional for first class air mail. Includes address for Laura Wheeler Needlecraft Dept at The Athens Messenger. Also promotes NEW 1977 Needlecraft Catalog with 225 designs and multiple crochet books with prices.
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Laura Wheeler
Needlecraft Dept
Athens Messenger
Old
Chelsea Sta
New York
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