AHS Junior Wins Kiwanis Essay Award
Christopher Klimko, a junior at Athens High School, won a $50 savings bond in a Bicentennial themed essay contest held by the Athens Kiwanis Club. The presentation was by Dr. Ray Skinner with judges Joe Johnson Tim Waller and Pete Lalich.
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Christopher Klimko
Athens High School
Athens Kiwanis Club
Athens High
Ray Skinner
Joe Johnson
Tim Waller
Pete Lalich
Klimko
Kiwanis
Athens
Bill of Rights Freedoms Still Exist
An Athens High School essay argues the First and Second Amendments remain largely intact amid government actions. The piece cites freedom of speech and press as most at risk, notes no knock laws and warrantless searches as infringements, and warns of delays to speedy trials and prison reforms while affirming ongoing protections.
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America
Chicago
Daley
Executive Branch
FBI
CIA
Supreme Court
County to Buy New Rescue Vehicle and Seek SECEMS Funds
Vinton County commissioners moved to demand 13 000 from SECEMS funds while planning to buy a new rescue vehicle to replace one in McArthur. They seek to adjust health service financing, approve a county health building site drilling, and set dog tag and kennel license fees for the year.
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Vinton
Seoqems
George Lovell
Logan
Vinton County
James N. Bloser
Southeast Ohio Emergency Medical Service
Secems
McArthur
Donald Barton
Board of Health
Barton
Health Department
Dr. Barton
County Health
Route 93
Hayes, Donaldson, Wittenmyer and Partners
Fred Weaver
Sanitarian
John Morrow
Baptists Find Rock Music Immoral and Torch Records
In Tallahassee a Lakewood Baptist Church youth crusade burned Elton John and Rolling Stones records worth about 2200 dollars. Reverend Charles Boykin says rock’s sensual rhythm corrupts youths and plans to involve other churches, urging patriotic music as a counter.
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Tallahassee
Fla
Elton John
Rolling Stones
Charles Boykin
Lakewood Baptist Church
Boykin
The
Independent Baptist Church
poinsettia sale by Careline and OU Psychology Club
Careline and the Ohio University Psychology Club sponsor a poinsettia sale next week in Baker Center lobby. Three sizes offered: three-inch pots with 1 to 3 blooms for $2, four and a half-inch pots with 3 to 5 blooms for $4, and seven-inch pots with 8 or more blooms for $14. Reservations via call 593 3344.
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Careline
Ohio University Psychology Club
Baker Center
Cousteau warns of Mediterranean dying from pollution at UN
At a United Nations briefing Jacques Cousteau warns that massive coordinated action is needed to prevent a region wide ecological collapse. He cites coastal fish depletion, higher open ocean productivity, and widespread untreated sewage from 400 million people as key pressures.
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United Nations
N.Y
Mediterranean Sea
Jacques Cousteau
Cousteau
Barcelona
Marseilles
Nice
Genoa
Naples
Europe
Mediterranean
Open Ocean
International Conference For Scientific Exploration
European Oceanic Association
Monte Carlo
Ural Mountains
Soviet Union
Lake Victoria
Africa
Aid funds dispersed across Ohio counties in December
State Auditor Thomas E. Ferguson reports $34,164,686 in Aid to Dependent Children distributed in December, with 9,342 more recipients than November. Local and county allocations are listed for Athens, Gallia, Hocking, Meigs, Perry and Vinton, plus gas tax distributions to townships and counties and per-vehicle city funding for streets.
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Ohio
Thomas E. Ferguson
Athens
Gallia
Hocking
Meigs
Perry
Vinton
Nelsonville
Albany
Amesville
Buchtel
Chauncey
Coolville
Cheshire
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AHS
Kiwanis Essay Award
Waldemar Haupt
First Methodist Church
Haupt
Jesus Christ
By Mark Rightmire
Fermin Boring
Morrow
Commission
Raymond Cottrill
Cottrill
Ervin Fee
Southeastern Equipment Co
Reasor Equipment Co
Ronald Sharrett
Southeastern
Reasor
Baptists
the Messenger
Tues
U.N
World Health Organization
Earl F
Woodmen OF America
Fraternal Life Insurance
Rock Island, Illinois
Wickes
Circleville
Wickes Buildings A Division of the
Wickes Corporation
City Loan
City Loan & Savings
E. State St
Public Square
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