Three Persons Hurt In Meigs Accidents
Meigs County deputies report two crashes on Route 124 near Letart Falls at 10 a.m. A southbound car driven by Carol White 31 Racine collided with a highway department truck driven by Herman Will 63 Pomeroy. White suffered head and leg injuries while Will had a back injury.
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Pomeroy
Meigs County
Driver injured when brake material hits man on Route 7
Oscar Pitts, 37, of Minerva Ohio, suffered facial injuries when brake material from a tractor trailer flew off striking his face. He was stopped on Route 7 at 4 20 p m near Whispering Pines while servicing the brake and was treated at Veterans Memorial Hospital then transferred to Holzer Medical Center.
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Oscar Pitts
Minerva
Ohio
Whispering Pines
Veterans Memorial Hospital
Holzer Medical Center
Rio Grande College Professor Named to International Who's Who
Dr. Lloyd G K Carr biology professor at Rio Grande College earns 1971 International Who's Who in Community Service recognition. He joined the college faculty in 1963 and has held Thayer Scholar and Harrison Fellow honors plus Harvard and Sorbonne study.
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Rio Grande
Lloyd G. K. Carr
Rio Grande College
Carr
Thayer
Harvard
Harrison
University of Pennsylvania
Sorbonne
International Platform Association
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Hail To Chiefs Review Presented By Local Club
Miss Lucille Smith spoke at the Middleport Literary Club meeting about Ruth Montgomerys Hail to the Chiefs a portrait of former presidents Franklin Roosevelt Truman Eisenhower Kennedy Johnson and Nixon The gathering at Mrs C M Hennesys home welcomed Mrs Robert Fisher and guest Mrs Lee Davidson from New Jersey after the program.
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Middleport
Ruth Montgomery
Lucille Smith
Middleport Literary Club
C. M. Hennesy
Franklin Roosevelt
Harry Truman
Dwight Eisenhower
John F. Kennedy
Lyndon Johnson
Richard Nixon
Washington, D.C
Robert Fisher
Four Girls Run For Queen In Meigs County Contest
Four girls from Meigs County High Schools enter the 1972 Queen of Hearts and Princess of Hearts contests. Renee Burke leads with three Meigs seniors Elizabeth Blaetmar Susie Soulsby and Vicki Clark. Tammy Tyree and Kathy Werry compete in the junior high division. Proceeds fund the Meigs County Heart Association.
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Meigs County Heart Association
Mrs McGhee Hosts Lovejoy Circle Meeting
Mrs Marjorie Walburn led devotionals on As You Go Through Life at the Lovejoy Circle gathering of the Middleport First Baptist Church held at Mrs Lillian McGhee's home. The group read Psalms 90 and The Beauty Box, totaled 19 for Love Gift, and Isabel Winebrenner won the Old Testament quiz.
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Middleport
Marjorie Walburn
Lovejoy
Middleport First Baptist Church
Lillian McGhee
Frances Smart
Raymond Saxton
Maude
Lucinda Davies
Valentine
Helen Lewis
Golda Mourning
Isabel Winebrenner
Walburn
Obedience School Scheduled for Mason County 4-H'ers
A dog obedience program for Mason County 4-H'ers will run 12 Sundays at the Mason County fairgrounds starting March 5. The class meets 3:30 to 4:30 pm. registration is 3 dollars for 4-H members and 8 dollars for others. Applications are available at the Mason County extension office or by phone, with limited space and a March 2 deadline.
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Point Pleasant
Mason County
Loan OK Given For Water Job
The Farmers Home Administration approved a $160000 loan and a $64000 grant to the Gallipolis Ferry Water Association. Senators Jennings Randolph and Robert C Byrd announced the aid to fund a water distribution system serving the area south of Point Pleasant along Route 2 from Henderson to Gallipolis Ferry. About 153 families will benefit as water is purchased from Point Pleasant.
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Point Pleasant
Farmers Home Administration
Gallipolis Ferry
Grant OK'd For Meigs
POMEROY The Department of Labor and Rep Clarence Miller announced approval of 209 000 in federal funds for a one year continuation of the Meigs County Operation Mainstream Project run by the Leading Creek Conservancy District based in Rutland. The program provides job and employment training for unemployed adults and tasks include community improvement efforts. A large percentage of participants are 55 or older.
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Pomeroy
Department of Labor
Clarence Miller
Meigs County
Leading Creek Conservancy District
Rutland
Flies Provide Clues On Human Huntington Disease
Cal Tech researcher Ronald Konopka explains how fruit fly mutants like the drop dead variety mirror Huntington's Disease in humans. The study highlights genetic structure errors caused by radiation or chemicals and notes flies' rapid generations and simple chromosome count aid understanding of brain degeneration and fatal inheritance.
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Pasadena
Calif
California Institute of Technology
Ronald Konopka
Seymour Benzer
Cal Tech
Konopka
Cal Tech Lab
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