Lennon Asked to Play Jesus in St Pauls Musical
London reports John Lennon has been invited to play Jesus in a pop musical about the last days of Christ planned for spring at St. Pauls Cathedral. Lennon would consider the role if wife Yoko Ono can portray Mary Magdalene. Tim Rice and Andrew Lloyd Webber back the project.
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London
John Lennon
Jesus
Jesus Christ
St. Paul's Cathedral
Yoko Ono
Mary Magdalene
Tim Rice
Andrew Lloyd-Webster
Armstrong Named Peace Corps Advisor
Neil A. Armstrong is appointed chairman of the Peace Corps Advisory Council by President Nixon. The Apollo 11 commander will remain in the space program and receive up to 1000 dollars a year for expenses. The post was vacant since the Nixon administration began.
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Washington
Neil A. Armstrong
Peace Corps Advisory Council
Nixon
Armstrong
Hubert H. Humphrey
Johnson
Grouchos Third Wife Wins Divorce and Settlement
Groucho Marx’s third wife Marie Marx won a divorce and a $1 million settlement in Santa Monica Superior Court. She said Marx complained about her cooking and hinted at trading her for a new cook and wife. Married in 1954, they separated last January after a Christmas party incident.
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Santa Monica
Calif
Groucho Marx
Groucho
Eden Marie Marx
Marx
Santa
Townsend Opens Radio Luxembourg Show in Paris
Group Captain Peter Townsend, WWII fighter ace and former companion of Princess Margaret, begins a daily French language radio program of music and light chat about British and French relations. The half hour show from Paris will air on Radio Luxembourg weekdays with Juliette Botsrivand as partner.
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Paris
P— Group
Peter Townsend
Princess Margaret
Luxembourg
Townsend
Juliette Botsrivand
Weather Summary for Yesterday and Today
Yesterday high 37 and low 15 today. Precipitation 0.02 inches yesterday and this month. Year to date 26.47 inches, 11.35 inches below normal. Humidity 68 percent at 4 pm and 76 percent at 9 am. Sunset 5:06 pm sunrise 7:33 am. Barometric pressure 30.20 inches. Hocking river stage 2.31 feet. Data from C. L. Colmer US Weather Observer Ohio University Geography.
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Hocking
C. L. Colmer
U.S. Weather Observer
Ohio University Dept. of Geography
Associated Press
Abany
Memphis
Albuquerque
Miami
Atlanta
Milwaukee
Bismarck
Boise
Mpis.-St. P
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Buffalo
New York
Charlotte & Wd Okla
City
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Philadelphia
Cleveland
Poenix
Denver
Des Moines
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Ptind Ore
Fairbanks
Fort Worth
Richmond
Salt
Jacksonville
Indianapolis
San Diego
San Fran
Juneau
Seattle
Kansas City
Washington
Louisvil
Winnipeg
City Hall remodel may proceed after SEOCOG meet
Mayor Raymond Shepard announced plans to remodel City Hall second floor after talks with Vernon Slattery and John Burnworth of SEOCOG. The Ohio Law Enforcement Supervisory Commission will meet next week to review the project and federal funding. Contractors Baker and Coombs offered the low bid for East Washington Street garage work, with potential renewal if the project starts soon.
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Raymond Shepard
Vernon Slattery
John Burnworth
Southeastern Ohio Council of Governments
Seocog
Ohio Law Enforcement Supervisory Commission
Athens
Commission
Plains area sewer project gets county commission backing
County commissioners on Thursday approved several resolutions for The Plains sewer district plan after a Health Department letter urged speed. The proposal covers about 620 acres including Athens and Dover Townships and aims to connect subdivisions via a nine mile trunk system with a treatment plant near the river. Estimated cost is 1 million dollars funded by a $141,000 state grant, property assessments, water receipts, and HUD aid. completion projected in about two years.
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Plains
State Department of Health
Commission
John Cline
Evans Mechwart Hambleton & Tilton, Inc
Water Pollution Board
Federal Department of Housing and Urban Development
Ohio Department of Health
Lettter
State Pollution Control Board
Hocking River
Athens
John E. Richards
Carpenter Dinner Guests From Nearby Cities
A dinner at Frank Perry’s home gathered numerous guests including William Thomas, Janie Douglas, the Caldwells of Columbus, Owen Arrison and Michele of Cleveland, the Caylor family of Columbus, Harl Perry Jr and David, Gillicothe residents Doughry, James Jewell, and Amy Humphrey from Reynoldsburg. Also present were Bob Jones and son David, Jack Rowle and son, Dayton visitors. David Gillogly underwent minor surgery at Holzer Hospital and is convalescing at home. Additional trips included Mrs. Faye Jordan and Ida Dennison visiting Ann Arbor and relatives Max McCallie Judy McCallie and Fred Wilson family. Ed Hensley of Flatwoods visited ill parents Jerry Culwell and family. Willard Workman and Ashford WV guests of William Lawson. Clinton Gilkey and Tad of Albany visited Harold Gillogly. Andy Orden from Cleveland visited Walter Jordan.
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Carpenter
Frank Perry
William Thomas
Janie Douglas
Amy
Jane Caldwell
Columbus
Owen Arrison
Michele
Cleveland
Robert Caylor
Doughry
Harl Perry Jr
David
Gillicothe
James Jewell
Amy Humphrey
Reynoldsburg
Bob Jones
Jack Rowle
Dayton
Victor Perry
David Gillogly
John Gillogly
Holver Hospital
Gallipolis
Faye Jordan
Ida Dennison
Salem Center
Vina Rutherford
Ann Arbor
Mich
William Lawson
Clinton Gilkey
Tad
Albany
Harold Gillogly
Andy Orden
Walter Jordan
Federal approves $22 million Pikeville relocation plan
Frankfort reports federal approval of a $22 million package for the Model City project to relocate a river, highway, and railroad around Pikeville at Kentucky's eastern tip. The plan aims to free the town from its horseshoe bend with a major mountain cut.
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Frankfort
Pikeville
Kentucky
Athens County Land Transfers Involving Dozens of Parcels
Athens County records list transfers from Oleg E Hughes to Richard V Jr and Carole Auville and numerous other deeds. Buyers include Smiths, Rob er t and H Jane Scott, Cox, Baird, Rob ertson, and many more to Athens and nearby towns with multiple tracts in Athens, Glouster, Ames, Rome Two, and Canaan Two.
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Oleg E
Elsie M. Hughes
Richard V. Jr
Carole Auville
Troy
Robert W. Decker
Athens County
Renee H
Rhea D. Sutton
Graham Or
Athens
Adda A. Philtien
Lewis and Mildred Smith
James A
Sally Leu Hines
Amesville
Canaan
Paul P
Patsy L. van Kirk
Richard K
Karen P. Vedder
Beechwood Lake Estates
William C
Tamsym Barnett
Virgil C
Bessie J. Stanley
Hooper Rd
Robert G
H. Jane Scott
Walter Hawk
Albany
Waterloo
Carlton B
Marcia Barnhart
Roger Y
Joyce Ann Cox
Daily Rd
Columbus
Ohio Company
Rome
Charles W
Jean H. Baird
Jerry W
Rebecca A. Robertson
Grosvenor St
Loften
Box
Millfield
Ames
Ross
Mildred Hogue
Ronald Roy
Rosemary Lynn Huis
Glouster
Etta Kasier
Roger D. Linscott
Alice Arnold
Deanville
Basil
Myrtle Mourne
Blaine
Adda Newell
Max Alan
Carolyn Belle Burchfield
Curtis St
Allendale
William H
Dorothy J. Olbers
Gene A
Rosemary Campbell
Audrey V
William E. Lawson
Sam
Joyce E. Johnson
Jacksonville
Lioyd V
Elsie M. Boring
Hooper St
James A. Holland
Hooper $T
Stephen
Elizabeth Craig
Athens Cory
Morgan
Jackson
Douglas P
Susan C. Geary
Clayde H
Juanita J. Brown
Inlet
Beal
Alexander Two
Nellie E. Hornsby
H. Heli Chapman
Coolville
Themia
Mary R. Stewart
Stewart
Barnhill
Ashland Ojland Refini Co
Ashland
Mary M. Rice
Lola Duncan
Edward Amnah
Sebring Building Center, Inc
Eaety
Charles L
Barbara B. Hubbard
Wonder Hillis
Wonder Hills
George W. A
Nelsonville
Ae Tae Tone Cody
County
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