Big Mouth calf dies after yearlong profit bid at Beckman home
Arnell Beckman, 56, who runs an oil distributorship and gas station near Minneapolis, tried to raise a Holstein calf named Big Mouth for profit after NFO demonstrations against low livestock prices. The 75 to 1,040 pound animal was weighed before slaughter, yielding a net loss of about 108 dollars amid expenses and shipping costs.
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Anoka
Minn
Arnell Beckman
Beckman
National Farmers Organization
NFO
Orville Voeltz
Emerald
Wis
Coon Rapids
Minneapolis
Steve
Hols
Tein
Big Mouth
Wisconsin
Voeltz
To Show or Not To Show In Women's Magazines
New York AP reports Viva will drop frontal male nudity starting with March issue amid mixed views from Playgirl. Viva cites low growth and advertiser resistance. editor Kathy Keeton says women seek personality over physique. Playgirl editor Maria Milam argues women want more nude centerfolds and notes rising circulation.
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Viva
Kathy Keeton
Playgirl
Maria Scott Milam
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Mrs. Milam
Richardson Could Be Ford Veep If List Is Long
Elliott Richardson says he might appear on a sufficiently long list of vice presidential candidates but he is not seeking the nomination. He plans to campaign for Ford while serving as attorney general and denies pressuring Archibald Cox. stresses independence of Cox investigation.
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London
Elliot L. Richardson
Ford
Associated Press
Nelson Rockefeller
Richardson
Archibald Cox
Richard M. Nixon
Senate Commerce Committee
Watergate Special Prosecutor
Criminal Division
Justice Department
Cox
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Jaycees Seek Donations for Christmas Baskets in Pomeroy
The Pomeroy Jaycees will canvass the area Saturday from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. seeking food donations for Christmas baskets for needy families. They are aided by Meigs High School Environmental and Spanish Clubs. Donations may be left on porches marked Jaycees or at the village hall, and money can be mailed to Box 603, Pomeroy.
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Pomeroy
Southeast Ohio forecast shows cloudy, cold conditions and scattered snow
Weather report details yesterday’s high and today’s low, humidity, precipitation totals, and sunset sunrise times. Southeast Ohio expects a cloudy cold pattern with snow flurries possible Saturday and highs in the 30s, with varied regional forecasts and a statewide warming trend into Tuesday.
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Rockies
Mississippi Valley
Ohio
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East Lake Shore
East Central
West Central Central Southwest
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
Emergency runs list two towns with patient transfers
Emergency runs report for Middleport and Pomeroy. Marion McGuire, 77, of Middleport, transported to Veterans Memorial Hospital at 8:28 a.m. suspected stroke. Bernice Durst, of Pomeroy, transported at 2:18 a.m. after a fall. An entry for Margaret Gans at 9 a.m. Thursday is incomplete.
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Marion McGuire
Pomeroy
Middleport
Veterans Memorial Hospital
Bernice Durst
Margaret Gans
Veterans Memorial
Christmas events gleam in Ohio listings across towns
Multiple community notices detail Christmas parties and gatherings in Albany Glouster McArthur and Vinton County. Events include garden club luncheons with speakers Mrs C E Stout and Miss Hazel Henson, a senior citizens party at Zaleski Training Academy, Modern Woodmen gift exchange, Albany VFW dance with the Sloan Brothers Band, and Grange Christmas party with a Santa visit.
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Charles Thomas Lodge
Ioof Temple
Glouster
Albany Community Garden Club
C. E. Stout
L. H. Chase
Hazel Henson
Vinton County
Vinton Township Garden Club
Lydonia Cooper
McArthur
Zaleski Training Academy
Zaleski Youth Camp
Modern Woodmen of America
Burlingham Hall
Santa
Albany Vfw
Sloan Brothers
Albany Grange
Junior Grange
Free Snow White Event at Athens Cinema
Public screenings begin at 1 p.m. with Snow White and the Three Stooges plus cartoons at Athens Cinema doors open at noon. Sponsored by Steppes Beauticians Inc. of Athens, admission is a donation of at least one canned good item.
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Athens Cinema
Steppes Beauticians Inc
Athens
Three Columbus residents admit selling cocaine in federal case
Susie Sachs 22 Gerald Susil 26 and Michael Astley 21 pleaded guilty in Columbus federal court after selling 24 ounces of cocaine worth 4000 to an undercover agent. They faced penalties up to five years and 15000 fine under plea agreement while free on 10000 bonds.
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Columbus
Susie Sachs
Gerald Susil
Michael Astley
Athens County
Reynoldsburg
Vinton County
Athens
Robert Duncan
Swearing In Party For Nelsonville Mayor Elect
Violet Hollenbaugh will be sworn in as mayor of Nelsonville at a Dec 28 2 p.m. party at the Little House Myers and Monroe Streets. State Rep. Claire Ball will administer the oath as relatives plan the Sunday event with refreshments available.
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Nelsonville
Violet Hollenbaugh
Little House
Myers
Monroe
Hollenbaugh
Claire
Buzz) Ball
Athens
Births and dismissals noted at O Bleness hospital
Birth announcements list twin daughters Edith Barnes Millfield Patricia Cline Joy Thomas Chauncey Oliver Steinmetz Glouster Harry Thornton The Plains Laura Nice Pomeroy Cecil Wilson Corning Everett Hull New Plymouth Valerie Kennard Trimble and more including Douglas Withem Thelma Stove Mrs William McCoy and others. Dismissals include James Ohlinger Samuel Bennett Alice Clark Karen Hart Corbet Manley Ronald Bostic.
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Edith Barnes
Millfield
Patricia Cline
Joy Thomas
Chauncey
Oliver Steinmetz
Glouster
Harry Thornton
the Plains
Laura Nice
Pomeroy
Cecil Wilson
Corning
Everett Hull
New Plymouth
Valerie Kennard
Trimble
James Ohlinger
Samuel Bennett
Alice Clark
Karen Hart
Corbet Manley
Ronald Bostic
Local Births and Admissions List Names and Homes
Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Sayer of Buchtel welcomed a son. Mr. and Mrs. Michael Walsh of Logan welcomed a daughter. Admitted: Floyd Webb of Haydenville and Daniel Jones. Mrs. Avriel Summel, both of Logan. Patrick Williams, Mrs. Esther Iles, Porter Ruff, Bill West, Diane Bartley, Vera Wittekind, Mrs. David Jones and daughter, Larry Smith.
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Buchtel
Michael Walsh
Logan
Floyd Webb
Haydenville
Daniel Jones
Avriel Summel
Patrick Williams
Esther Iles
Porter Ruff
Bill West
Diane Bartley
Vera Wittekind
David Jones
Larry Smith
Local residents listed with transfers and patients
James Warren and Danny Allen from Nelsonville Route 2 and Mrs Hazel Williams from Glouster Route 3 and others are named along with Belford Rosser moved to Mark Best Center in McConnelsville and Larry Martin Miss Jennifer Talbert Mrs Maye Evener Miss Elizabeth Greenlees and Mrs Frank Cleland of Racine noted in Holzer Medical Center Gallipolis patient listing.
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James Warren
Danny Allen
Nelsonville
Hazel Williams
Belford Rosser
Mark Best
McConnelsville
Larry Martin
Jennifer Talbert
Maye Evener
Elizabeth Greenlees
Frank Cleland
Racine
Holzer Medical Center
Gallipolis
Meigs Jackson Vinton Bookmobile Adds New Titles
Pomeroy reports the Meigs Jackson and Vinton Counties Bookmobile unveils a list of new volumes. Titles include Common Sense Organic Gardening by Warner and Lucile Bowers, The Complete Herbal Guide to Natural Health and Beauty by Dian Dincin Buchman, The Fine Wines of California by Hurst Hannum, and Fashion Sewing for Everyone by Adele P Margolis among others.
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Lucile Bowers
Farm Journal
Dian Dincin Buchman
Carl Lyren
Mary A. Collin
Eunice Farmilant
Eschmeyer
Natural Foods
Barbara
D. X. Fenton
California
Hurst Hannum
Olive L. Earle
Michael Kantor
Ilka Chase
Adele P. Margolis
Women Vets Can Claim Equal Payment Deadline Set
Women veterans who used the GI Bill from June 1, 1966, to October 24, 1972, have six months to file for retroactive pay equalizing benefits with male veterans who were married during training. The VA set July 1 as the filing deadline. retroactive payments may reach $1,000.
Nutrition grant approved for COAD third year
The Ohio Commission on Aging approved a third-year continuation grant for COAD’s senior citizen nutrition project. COAD serves 26 counties and will receive $617,318. Donald Campbell of Guysville acted as chair. meeting marked the first for new member Harry Armstrong of Logan.
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Ohio Commission On Aging
Corporation For Ohio Appalachian Development
COAD
Donald Campbell
Guysville
Rhodes
Harry Armstrong
Logan
State Auditor Distributes Welfare Aid Across Ohio Counties
The state auditor's office disbursed 17.2 million dollars in November for general relief administration and reimbursements of family and child services. Local distributions included Athens 27052 Gallia 23967 Hocking 16271 Jackson 39432 Meigs 9438 and Vinton 5873.
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State Auditor’s
Ohio
Athens County
Gallia
Hocking
Jackson
Meigs
Vinton
Old Fashioned Christmas Display at Pomeroy Museum
The Meigs County Museum will host an Old Fashioned Christmas Display with Sunday hours from 2 to 4 p.m. and Tuesday and Friday slots 10 to 11 a.m. and 2 to 4 p.m. Santa's Visit Set in New Marshfield VFW Hall Tuesday at 7 p.m. for area children.
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Meigs County
Santa
New Marshfield
Santa Claus
VFW
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