Rio Grande officials named to 1969 Who's Who list
Three Rio Grande College administrators from Rio Grande were chosen for the 1969 edition of Who's Who. The selection highlights the college's leadership in higher education within Athens County and underscores the recognition of its faculty and administration.
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Rio Grande Professor Joins Chemists Group
Rio Grande College biology professor Dr Lloyd G K Carr has earned membership in The American Institute of Chemists. Carr, active with Rio Grande since 1963, also belongs to The New York Academy of Sciences and several professional bodies.
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Lloyd G. K. Carr
Rio Grande College
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New York Academy of Sciences
American Chemical Society
American Association of University Professors
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Bruce A. Harrison
Florida Presbyterian College
Herman L. Koby
Koby
Ohio State University
Clyde M. Evans
Gallia Academy
North Gallia High School
Three India Firms To Make TV Sets
NEW DELHI AP reports three firms will produce 30 000 television sets by year end 1969 the first designed and manufactured in India with only about 15 percent of components imported. Western hemlock lumber is valued for cabinetwork and paneling due to its pitch free quality.
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India
Two Injured In Route 35 Crash At Gallipolis
A two car collision on Route 35 in Rodney Tuesday at 6 15 p m sent two people to Holzer Medical Center for injuries. Russell Davis Woods 37 of Gallipolis and passengers Vivian Woods 67 and E Hollis Woods 68 were treated for leg and head injuries while motorist Thomas Banks 47 of Vinton was uninjured. State police probe continues awaiting driver contact. Oregon leads in logs lumber plywood particle board output with paper production rising.
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T-Bones 85 Cents With Meat 3 50 Sign Found
During a Memphis restaurant visit Roger Warner saw a window sign offering T-Bones for 85 cents and with Meat for 3.50. The quirky price cue drew attention for its contradiction and local humor.
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