New Device Aids In Nabbing Speeders
A moving radar system MR-7 is being used by the State Highway Patrol to detect speeding. The device plugs into a car’s cigarette lighter and uses a conical antenna to measure speed via Doppler principles. It reads speeds from 2,500 feet, works in all weather, and can track moving or stopped patrol cars. Local Sgt. Robert Weidner received special training on MR-7 operation.
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Dennis
Athens
Robert Weidner
Athens State Highway Patrol
Weidner
Sgt
Athens Post
Vinton
Hocking
Ohio
State
MR-7
Vascar
Alexander Board hires music teacher and updates staff
The Alexander Board of Education hires Kathleen Ann Lee as elementary music teacher to start Jan 2 for the rest of the school year. The board also approves fire insurance bids, hires a new secretary to the principal and a kindergarten teacher, fills a bus driver vacancy, and approves maintenance costs for high school bleachers as the district deals with end-of-year business.
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Fred Whissel
Albany
Alexander Board of Education
Raymond Brooks
Brooks
Kathleen Ann Lee
Ohio University Band
Thomas Lee
Lee
Alexander
John Mullins
Reed and Bauer
Athens
Earl F. Matthews
Agnes Hall
Darleen Cunningham
Nancy Brown
Teresa Huck
Vickie Snyder
James Stewart
William Carter
Charles Carsey
Shade Elementary
D. Vincent Ford
Spartan
Sowle Presses Higher Education Message in Zanesville
Ohio University President Claude R. Sowle toured Zanesville business districts and local industries to urge direct taxpayer discussion of university funding and the role of state schools as a public utility. He spoke with factory workers and shoppers, with wife Katie aiding outreach.
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Zanesville
Ohio University
Claude R. Sowle
Ohio
Sowle
Armco Steel
Brockway Glass
Racine Hydraulics
Muskingum Area Technical College
First National
Citizens National Banks
J. C. Penny Co
Safety Center
Bethesda Hospital
Katie
YMCA
Good Samaritan Hospital
Portsmouth
Regional Coordinating Council For
Anacin: Doctors Recommend Pain Relief Without Prescription
Anacin is marketed as a widely recommended pain reliever, dispensed by doctors for various pains. The ad claims over 50 million tablets yearly, touting fast relief for headaches and dental pain and hours of arthritis relief, with minimal stomach upset.
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Tors
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Alexander Board
Jennett Ackerman
Janice Zednik
Shade
County Board of Education
Dana
REVCO
Mennen
Aphrodesia
Faberge
Tabu
Woodhue
Arpege
Ces
Mennen’s
Chantilly
Helena Rubinstein
Tote
Williams
Kiku
Cologne
HI Hourigant
Eter
South Court
AIEVA
America
Dublin
William H. Sullins
Volkswagen, Inc
Volkswagen
Midro, Inc
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