West Elementary Rocket Project Launch At Athens West
Five rockets built by two fifth grade classes at Athens West Elementary were launched with help from HAPSEC. Eight rockets were made in groups of three and three were launched last Friday reaching about twenty feet before parachuting down. Recovery teams retrieved the missiles as parents and students watched the hour long event.
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Noreen Renker Messenger
Athens West Elementary
Hocking
Athens
Perry Supplementary Education Center
Hapsec
Elaine Wetzel
Mary Curtis
Rich
Ard Posner
Consid
Earth
West Elementary
Mabelle Darst
Athens district seeks dismissal of $35,000 suit over student hair
The Athens City School District asks Southern Ohio Federal District Court in Columbus to dismiss a $35,000 civil suit brought by John Snediker on behalf of his son Tad, a 13 year old suspended thrice for long hair. The district cites sovereign immunity and moves to strike redundant claims or bar monetary damages, awaiting Snediker’s response.
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Athens City
Southern Ohio Federal District Court
Columbus
Gerald Mollica
John Snediker
Albany
Snediker
Tad
Athens
Mollica
Sheltering Arms Hospital Notes
A hospital notes listing admissions including Mr and Mrs Wilka May Chauncey a daughter and multiple patients and relatives from Athens The Plains Millfield and Albany areas with several named individuals and addresses. The record appears as a roster of names and places associated with admissions or transfers.
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Mrs. Wilka May
Chauncey
Albert Britton
Raymond Gaston
Shawna Davidson
Mary Smith
Athens
Dale Alvin Morris
Harry Holdcroft
John Monroe Jr
James Cline
Larry Hamilton
the Plains
Paul Russell
Millfield
Walter Keirns
Walton Swart
Albany
Bamboo blooms signal famine in parts of Asia
In parts of Asia farmers believe that bamboo species flowering, occurring about every 120 years, heralds famine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asia
Rotary Speaker Chet Long to Address Athens Club
WBNS Columbus broadcaster Chet Long will speak to Athens Rotary members and wives after a noon lunch at Ohio University Inn. A Indiana native, he served as Navy radio announcer in World War II and has 20 years with WBNS. He and wife Jody live in Arlington with a married daughter.
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Long
WBNS
Columbus
Athens
Rotary Club
Ohio University Inn
Indiana
Navy
Arlington
Jody
Movie Is The Subject Damage Suit filed in Los Angeles
Tonylyn Productions Inc, distributor of Without a Stitch, sues the Motion Picture Association of America and others for 30 million dollars in federal court alleging trade libel. The suit claims theater owners were urged to boycott the Danish film after a prior court ruling found it not pornographic.
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Los Angeles
Motion Picture Association of America
Tonlyn Productions, Inc
U.S
Bride and Groom Walk the Plank on Coast Guard Ship
Mary A. Bailey of Portland and Thomas E. Sages of Dardanelle Ark wed aboard the Coast Guard cutter Cook Inlet in the skipper’s cabin after a gangplank ceremony on the Maine State Pier. Rev. Floyd A. Paschall conducted the ceremony since sea vows were blocked by officials.
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Portland
Maine
Mary A. Bailey
Thomas E. Sages
Dardanelle
Ark
Coast Guard
Cook Inlet
Maine State Pier
Richard K. Simonds
Old Orchard Beach
State of Maine
Port
Floyd A. Paschall
Grace Baptist Church
Naked intruder stirs Messina law class disturbance
In Messina, University of Messina professor Themistocles Martines lecturing on constitutional law faced a nude intruder, a blonde in high boots. A coat was thrown to cover her as students argued over nudity and test politics before university staff intervened and the intruder vanished.
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Messina
Sicily
Themistocles Martines
University of Messina
Prof. Martines
Law
Martines
Logging Camps and Contractors Numbers in the United States
The United States hosts 2,485 logging camps and logging contractors as urbanization rises, reflecting the remaining scale of the logging sector.
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United States
Corrugated Boxes Dominate U S Goods Transport
Fibreboard boxes handle more than 95 percent of manufactured goods movement in the United States, underpinning packaging and distribution across industries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Brooklyn Woman Billed City 66 Cents For Subway Delay
A Brooklyn woman billed New York City for 66 cents after a 90 minute subway delay. She claimed 30 cents for three family calls and transit offices, 30 cents for an extra token, and 6 cents for a stamp. City Comptroller Beame paid the amount as a symbolic gesture.
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New York
Brooklyn
Abraham D. Beame
H. G. Geller
Beame
Metropolitan Transportation Authority
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Chuck Beckley
Richard Posner
District Court
South
Federal Marriet Court
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Mackey Horn
Mark Coffey
Raymond Kestner
Michael Carsey
Verna Canter
Greg Koons
Robert Price
Harry Ellison
Kim Clavelli
Stimson
A&p
Ivory
Rotary
Chet
Nelsonville
Men's & Boys
CIA
Mak
Moore
Sanizer
Aim
Twinr
General Electric
Moo
Moore's Store
South Court Street
Athens, Ohio
Columbus Street
Ohio
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