Plains youth hospitalized after township road mishap
A 20 year old youth from The Plains remained in good condition at Sheltering Arms Hospital after an auto accident on Township Road 293 north of Chauncey on Wednesday. Larry Hamilton suffered mouth lacerations while passenger George R Tinkham 20 of The Plains had forehead abrasions. Two other passengers Donal Dunn 19 and Edward Keirns 20 of Millfield Route 1 were treated and released. Patrolmen noted Tinkham traveled eastbound at high speed, left the road, struck a tree, and four injured youths were taken to hospital by ambulance. In a separate two car crash near the North Y early Thursday James H Riley 38 Jacksonville sustained a jaw laceration and William Perry Jr 19 Nelsonville was cited for failing to yield as Perry drove into Riley's path on Route 33 and Route 13. The accident occurred about midnight.
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Larry Hamilton
George R. Tinkham
the Plains
Donal Dunn
Edward Keirns
Millfield
Tinkham
James H. Riley
Jacksonville
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Perry
Route 13
Riley
Route 33
Athens Ecology Group maps future river channel study
The Athens Ecology Group will study the future use of the abandoned Hocking River channel area after relocation. The program includes a May symposium with noted environmental figures, a field visit to Old Man's Cave for park work, and a trash cleanup before Earth Day.
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Athens Ecology Group
Hocking River
Henry Seibert
Ohio University
Old Man's Cave
Clarice Miller
Enrollment Opens for Medicare Part B Benefit
The U S Department of Health Education and Welfare announced general Part B Medicare enrollment is open until March 31. Those 65 on or after October 2 1966 may apply. benefits begin July 1 with 80 percent coverage after a $50 deductible. Apply at local Social Security office. Part A enrollees receive a Part B card to return to Marietta office by March 31. For info contact Marietta office 331 Fourth St.
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U.S. Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Social Security
Marietta
Cause of Los Angeles Airways crash remains unclear
The National Transportation Safety Board said rotor blades likely ran wild and tore the Sikorsky S61L to pieces in the May 1968 crash near Paramount California. The accident killed 23 aboard a Los Angeles to LAX flight. Damper parts were never found, preventing preventive recommendations.
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National Transportation Safety Board
Los Angeles Airways
Anaheim
Calif
Los Angeles International
Paramount
Disneyland Amusement Park
Pan Am Chief Predicts Space Transport by 1980s
Pan American World Airways president Najeeb E. Halaby says Pan Am and other carriers will enter space transportation in the 1980s. He cites a shuttle-like system with passenger trips Earth to an orbital station for 5000 to 6000 dollars round trip. NASA aims for an operational shuttle by 1978.
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Fla
P— Najeeb E. Halaby
Pan American World Airways
Pan Am
Airlines
Earth
Space Agency
Orbiting Laboratories
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Southeastern Ohio
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