NATO Leaders Plot Quiet Path to Security and Disarmament
NATO foreign and defense ministers draft a final statement after a four day meeting in Brussels. Leaders Rogers and Laird push for a European security conference and balanced force reductions while Moscow shifts focus to economic openness and freer information exchange.
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Thai Spy Base Attack Raises Alarm Over Communist Pressure
Pentagon sources say Thai Communist guerrillas attacked the Nakhon Phanom base that supports U S air operations against North Vietnam. One American officer injured, facilities intact. Analysts fear broader threats to about 49 000 U S personnel at seven bases while Thai forces shoulder base protection.
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Counties To Get New Ambulances In Southeast Ohio
A $223,000 contract funds 18 modular ambulances for Southeast Ohio Emergency Medical Service. Page Chevrolet of Athens will buy the units built by Modular Ambulance Corp of Dallas for use across Athens Gallia Hocking Jackson Lawrence Meigs and Vinton Counties with first five to six arriving in 30 to 60 days.
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Plastics Engineers To Meet in Cambridge Ohio
The Southeastern Ohio Section of the Society of Plastics Engineers meets at the Holiday Inn Cambridge Tuesday at 8 p.m. A social hour and dinner begin at 6:30 p.m. Anil Prasad of Application Engineering Corporation will discuss The Establishment of Cure Time for Various Plastic Materials and Thicknesses.
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Application Engineering Corporation
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Patna University
Illinois Institute of Technology
Combined Office Plan Dropped for Athens Officials
County Prosecutor elect Michael Nolan says he will not hire an assistant for the prosecutor and may rely on a state grant to fund a county investigator instead. City Solicitor Gerald Mollica will announce a choice for city assistant solicitor next week with Lawrence Grey among front runners. Nolan currently serves as both assistant solicitor and assistant prosecutor and will remain until his successor is ready.
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O'Green Named President and COO of Litton Industries
Fred W. O'Green, a Litton director, was named president and chief operating officer. He succeeds Roy L. Ash, who resigns to join President Nixon's staff. O'Green, 51, has over 20 years in operating management, most with Litton, and will lead navigation systems, data systems, marine engineering, and electronic components.
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Litton Industries
Charles B. Thornton
O’green
Roy L. Ash
Nixon
Office of Management and Budget
Litton
LBJ Ranch Meant To Glimpse Old West And Presidential Past
Lyndon B. Johnson donated more than 200 acres of the LBJ Ranch in Texas to the public this week. The National Park Service plans to show it as a modern working ranch with 36 registered cattle and crops, while restoring a 47 acre tract near Johnson City for Old West activities. Park officials say the project creates a unique presidential package, linking birthplace, boyhood home, ranching, retirement home, and cemetery within 15 miles.
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Associated Press
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LBJ
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Johnson City
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Southwest
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Charles Boatner
Fort Worth
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George Washington
Fender Benders on Icy Athens Streets
Icy conditions on Richland Avenue and nearby bridges sparked multiple crashes in Athens early Friday. Six cars waited for salt, as police reported four wrecks on slick bridges and two more injuries on Richard Avenue.
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Hocking
Richard Avenue
Carl Armstrong Jr
Toledo
Claudia R. Bender
Thomas Ernst
Columbus
E. State Street
Morris Avenue
Ernst
E. State
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Bryan Rd
Election Board Office To Close
The Athens County Elections Board office will be closed Saturday for the scheduled activity. Precinct workers preparing for Tuesday's special election in the Federal Hocking School District can pick up materials at the board offices Monday.
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Doctors Recommend Anacin for Pain Relief Without Prescription
Doctors dispense over 50 million Anacin tablets annually for pain relief. Anacin is praised for fast relief from headache and dental pain, reliable easing of arthritis aches, and for reducing tension from colds and flu, with the claim of minimal stomach upset.
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