Scientists Target Next Global Flu Wave In 1970s
Washington scientists and officials move to blunt a looming influenza epidemic era. After past outbreaks the Asian Flu of 1957 58 and Hong Kong Flu of 1968, researchers push diplomatic steps and laboratory advances to prepare for the next wave. The National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases leads government efforts.
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Washington
Hong Kong
Serge
National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases
Doctor Davis Urges Better Vaccine Methods for Disease
The director Dr Dorland J Davis says work against the clock to improve disease handling with a better vaccine or treatment. He cites elderly and chronically ill as priority groups for current vaccines while noting ongoing gaps.
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Dorland J. Davis
Davis
Scientists Seek Faster Flu Vaccines Amid Evolving Virus
Researchers warn that current vaccine development lags behind influenza mutations. They pursue two paths: targeting protein antigens to craft better vaccines and using a hybrid virus to speed production. Some scientists pinpoint southern China as a likely epidemic source amid policy talks and trips by officials.
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Munity
China
Nixon
Athens court fines man for restroom intrusion and more
In Athens County Municipal Court a man pleaded guilty to dis orderly conduct after police say he entered the women s restroom at the Millview Inn and Athena Theater while dressed in a blond wig and women s attire. He was fined 35 dollars and costs. Other cases included a weapon possession charge set for Jan 4, a gas cap removal conviction with a five day jail term, and continued charges for driving while intoxicated and a bad check case.
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Athens County
Athens
Michael Redmond
Mason
W. Va
Millview Inn
Athena Theater
Redmond
Franklin Sheeter
Athens City
John Hurd
Nelsonville
Kent Steinmetz
Glouster Route 3
Nelsonville York
Glenn Iddings
E. State St
Oscar Cooley
Chauncey
John
Mansfield Reformatory
Kinchee Fung
N. McKinley Apt
Robert Wren
Cable Lane
Ted Bukky
Alan Pepper
Basil Ferrentino
Ohio University
New Jersey
Ferrentino
Lewis McDaniel
30 Sign For Taps
About 30 persons and organizations have signed up for additional taps as of the Sunday Creek Water Association meeting. Total taps signed for reach about 565, per Homer Omen secretary. George Mara engineer will take a map of top holders properties to Columbus in January to seek construction funds approval. Lake Burr Oak water planned for distribution. no contract yet with Ohio Department of Natural Resources.
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Millfiefld
Sunday Creek Water Association
Homer Omen
George Mara
Columbus
Wolf Creek Plan Not In Offing
Morgan County sponsors of Wolf Creek watershed tell state officials they do not wish to begin a watershed protection and flood prevention plan at this time. Robert E. Quilliam confirms he will not select Wolf Creek for planning despite the Ohio watershed priority committee listing it No 1 priority.
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Columbus
Wolf Creek
Morgan County
Robert E. Quilliam
Soil Conservation Service
Quilliam
Morgan County Soil and Water Conservation District
Ohio Watershed Priority Committee
Army says Ohio River cleanup shows progress
Maj. Gen. William L. Starnes of the U S Army Corps of Engineers reports the Ohio River is being cleaned up. He cites higher oxygen levels and more fish as large navigational dams act as air pumps, boosting turbulence to dissolve pollutants without extra cost.
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Cincinnati
William L. Starnes
U.S. Army Corps of Engineers
Ohio River
Starnes
Cincinnati Area
Ohio
Louisville
McAlpine Dam
Corps of Engineers
Local Forecast Calls for Partly Cloudy Cold Night
Partly cloudy and colder tonight with lows in the low to mid 20s. Wednesday brings partly cloudy skies with highs in the 30s and low 40s. Snow is forecast for the Southwest and central Plains with rain from the central Plains to the lower Midwest and part of the South. The South remains warm, the East mild, and the rest of the country cool.
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Southwest
Central Plains
Lower Midwest
Three Run For Precinct Committeemen In 1972 Primary
Three candidates filed petitions with the Athens County Elections Board on Tuesday morning to seek Republican central committeeman posts. Paul Hibbard of Mineral Roy Walsh of Albany and Russell Adams of Kimberly must have notarized signatures between five and 25 for their petitions. No county office candidates are listed yet, but future filings will require 100 to 500 names with a Feb 2 filing deadline.
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Athens County Elections Board
Paul Hibbard
Mineral
Roy Walsh
Albany
Russell Adams
Kimberly
Republican Central
O'Bleness Memorial Hospital Notes Summary of Names
The record lists individuals including Roger Bennett Mark Andrews Howard Woods and others from Athens Glouster New Plymouth Jacksonville Albany and surrounding areas. It names Mrs Hazel Pride Mrs Benjamin Moore Mrs George Householder Mrs Donald Hess and daughter and several others with relation to O Bleness Memorial Hospital notes.
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Roger Bennett
Mark Andrews
Howard Woods
Athens
Lawrence McClintick
Conrad Waldeck
Hazel Pride
Glouster
Benjamin Moore
New Plymouth
George Householder
Jacksonville
William Chaney
Albany
Chauncey Village Adopts Emergency Water Sewer Ordinances
Chauncey village council passed three emergency ordinances to raise water and sewer rates and authorize Baker & Sons of Columbus to drill a water well at a cost up to five thousand dollars. The actions address rate changes based on usage and outside customers with a 10 percent surcharge.
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Chauncey
Chauncey Village
Baker & Sons of Columbus
Cincinnatian Sentenced On Drug Count In Ohio Case
A 19 year old Cincinnati man Richard Pascoe was sentenced to Mansfield Reformatory after pleading guilty to possession of cocaine in Athens County Common Pleas Court. Several defendants faced various drug charges with trials set for January and February. An 84 year old man received first aid from the Athens Fire Department after a medical call.
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Cincinnati
Mansfield Reformatory
Athens County
Pascoe
Alan Goldsberry
David Caul
Athens Mental Health Center
Lawrence
Reformatory
Howard
Helen Lynne Watson
Ohio University
Columbus
Council OKs Hike Sewer Service Fees
The village council approves higher sewer charges due to meter issues and emergency repairs. Former councilman Abdella criticizes the rise while the clerk cites limited wells and a faulty waste line as justification. Police training updates and pending classes are noted along with late-year bill payments.
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Edith Cochran
Council
Cline
William G. Abdella
Helen Fiske
Abdella
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