Xavier University president Rev. OConnor to retire
The Very Rev. Paul L. OConnor S J 63 announced his retirement as Xavier University president after serving since 1955. Health issues and a concurrent role with Rev. Mulligan as provost shaped his final years. His career included Navy chaplaincy duties aboard the USS Missouri and witnessing Japan’s surrender in 1945.
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Loyola University
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Inflation Blamed On War By Tenth District Candidate
Athens Democrat Bob Whealey blames Nixon administration Vietnam war and arms spending for inflation. He cited a 15 ounce chili beans price rising from 15 cents to 25 cents since 1969 and noted April price at 20 cents. He criticizes wage controls but says prices were not effectively frozen and faults opponent Clarence Miller for votes supporting business interests.
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Bob Whealey
Athens Democrat
Athens
Whealey
Clarence Miller
Telethon Set for Sunday Night Fundraiser
Mrs Dan Kelly local coordinator says the Jerry Lewis Telethon for muscular dystrophy begins Sunday at 11 15 p.m. on Channels 3 and 6 and runs round the clock through Labor Day with live segments from New York Hollywood Las Vegas and Nashville. Call 592 6691 to pledge.
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Hollywood
Las Vegas
Nashville
Kelly
Lavelle Elected to National Democratic Committee Executive
Lavelle National Officer William A. Lavelle from Athens was elected to the Democratic National Committee executive committee. Ohio chairman Dagmar Vidal of Iowa and regional leaders join eight regional members on the committee. Ex officio members include Democratic leaders of Congress and state party officials. the 16 members will pick nine more to reach 25.
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William A. Lavelle
Democratic National Committee
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Democratic Party
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Iowa
Midwest
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Democratic Governors Conference
Democratic State Chairmen’s Association
Election Director Cites Advertising Costs No Tax Vote Will Save County
Athens County may save about 700 dollars in ad costs if the repeal of the state income tax is kept off the November 7 ballot. William Howe, Athens County Elections director, notes potential savings in advertising and ballot card usage depending on whether the amendment appears on the ballot. The issue is already on the ballot by state printing, but could be removed if signatures fail to meet requirements. Howe explains the ballot wording is confusing and outlines required votes for repeal versus retention. The second ballot question concerns a state constitutional convention with 99 delegates if approved, leading to further elections for any resulting changes. A separate AP item from Winchester, England reports a teacher’s students give a humorous take on imagination.
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Herb Amey
Athens County
William Howe
Athens County Board of Elections
Howe
Elections Board
Ted Brown
Ohio General Assembly
Nixon Kin Cites Poll Dangers Ahead of McGovern Fight
Edward C. Nixon brother of the President warns that polls showing a large lead for Nixon may be accurate but dangerous. He recalls Dewey Truman and vows not to drop the guard while touring for Nixon in Cincinnati. He directs a Seattle based technology and pollution consulting firm.
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Ohio
Edward C. Nixon
George McGovern
Nixon
Dewey
Truman
Seattle
Wash
Weaving Meeting Planned at Ohio University
Weaving and textile arts enthusiasts are invited to an organizational meeting Monday September 11 at 8 p.m. in Room 516 Seigfred Hall Ohio University. Sally Gilfert organizer asks attendees to bring notebooks and share equipment. Mrs. Gilfert seeks to form a craft club inviting experienced and inexperienced participants. call 593 7654 for more information.
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Ohio University
Seigfred Hall
Sally Gilfert
Sandusky Gridder Dies After Scrimmage Injury
Massillon Ohio AP report states Brian Cole man a 16 year old Sandusky High sophomore died from a head injury from a scrimmage against Massillon Washington High School. He underwent three operations at Massillon City Hospital.
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Massillon
Ohio
Brian Coleman
Sandusky High School
Coleman
Massillon Washington High School
Massillon City Hospital
Dream Analysis for Happiness Steps by Psychologist
A psychologist offers a guide to catching elusive dreams and analyzing them to boost well being. Learn methods to interpret dream content and apply insights toward greater happiness and daily motivation.
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