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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1969
Page
2
Federal judge Jack Roberts dismissed Madalyn Murray O Hairs suit seeking to prohibit astronauts from broadcasting prayers or Bible readings from space. The ruling found no valid cause of action and noted Apollo 8 and Apollo 11 observances were not to be restrained by the court.
President Nixon recounts receiving varied guidance after revealing his cottage cheese lunch habit to stay slim. He notes dairy and catsup producers urged changes while he cites his grandmother living to 93 as justification, during a White House nutrition conference speech.
The former wife of oil billionaire J Paul Getty filed in Superior Court for an injunction to stop their son Jean Ronald Getty from forcing her out of a home she has used for 36 years. She alleges harassment and says the title is in the son's name though the divorce settlement grants her lifetime occupancy.
National forecast calls for snow and flurries in the northeast on Wednesday with cold air in the eastern half. Yesterday’s high 40 and a low of 28, with a year ago high 48 and low 38.
The Sertoma Club hosts a dance from 9 p.m. to 12 in the Junior Fair Building at the county fairgrounds featuring Green Valley Boys and John Russell as caller. Proceeds benefit Service to Mankind projects. Also Trimble Township Jaycees urge toy donations for “Toys for Toys” by Dec 10 with pickup available.
Glouster personal items list Thanksgiving visits among families in Cuyahoga Falls Jacksonville Columbus and Truetown plus Sarasota trips. The Church of Christ Young Adult class will meet Thursday at 7 30 p m in Braun Street home. Quito Ecuador sits at about 9500 feet above sea level.
Consumers Union says many stores charge interest far above 18 percent by not subtracting payments before computing the next cycle. The key is whether the statement uses previous balance, which can push true annual rates to 36 percent or higher.
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