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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 27, 1976
Page
6
Kathy Crumbley, a 30-year-old Belmont County deputy, will be Ohio's first woman sheriff when sworn in January 2. She will lead 13 deputies, four federally funded staff, and a 10-man mounted unit, with a salary of 18 000 dollars, after winning Belmont County's election.
Kathy Crumbley, first woman deputy and later deputy director of Belmont County elections, won the Belmont County sheriff race by 47 votes in the Democratic primary and defeated two male opponents in the general. She plans to run the jail and sheriff’s office while managing home life, citing a past wage discrimination suit that netted back pay and funded her campaign.
A two in one pie combines a bottom mincemeat layer with apples and raisins and a top pumpkin layer. The recipe bakes in two stages at 425 then 350 degrees for about 45 minutes total and suggests whipped cream garnish.
Dr. Dennis Cantwell of UCLA says untreated minimal brain dysfunction in childhood can cause hyperactivity attention problems and school failure. He notes about a quarter may become juvenile delinquents and urges early treatment to prevent later social problems. Findings were shared at a Medical Horizons symposium.
A reader asks if leaving a married lover is right. Abby advises sending him back to his wife. A Concerned reader questions a sixth grade teacher telling dirty jokes, suggesting reporting to the principal. Arthur Prince shares a Martin Luther King Jr quote about violence and conscience.
An article cites cancer lessons from 1975, urging timely medical consultation for unusual symptoms such as urinary changes breast lumps and chest pains. Doctors warn fear and disbelief delay care but early signs often allow effective treatment. warnings also touch on souffles and the first state ratifying the Constitution in 1787.
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