Harri Patrick Loses Local 4346 UMW Nomination Vote
Local 4346 in Fairmont West Virginia backed Leroy Patterson 47 to 12 over Harry Patrick for the UMW president post. Patrick is secretary treasurer of the International Board. Arnold Miller received three votes. Donald Nunley, District 6 representative, reported the result.
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Harry Patrick
United Mine Workers
International Board
Fairmont
W. Va
Leroy Patterson
Patrick
UMW
Donald Nunley
Arnold Miller
Doctor Pleads Innocent in Child's Disappearance Case
Dr. Stuart Kutler pleaded innocent in Cleveland to aggravated murder in the disappearance of 8 year old Arthur Noske. Judge James McMonagle set bond at 100000 and scheduled a preliminary hearing for Wednesday. Police had searched Kutler's car and his Brecksville home as the boy's mother Ann Noske accused him of beating the child on Feb 7 and disposing of the body.
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Cleveland
Stuart Kutler
Arthur Noske
Cuyahoga County
Ann Noske
Kutler
Miss Noske
Couple Bound Over In Kidnapping Case In Ohio
Jessie Coulter and ex-wife Rita Gibran were bound over to a Hamilton County grand jury on kidnapping charges. Gibran, 37, of Utica Michigan, involved in the 15 hour hostage situation at a home for unwed mothers on February 11.
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Cincinnati
Jessie Coulter
Rita Gibran
Hamilton County
Utica
Mich
West Coast receives rain and snow easing drought
Rain and snow from the first storm in weeks drenches the parched West Coast as more systems follow. Forecasters doubt the precipitation will fully make up for the prolonged two year drought that has crippled ski resorts, damaged crops, and prompted California towns to impose water rationing.
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West
California
Ford hints at possible 1980 presidential bid
Former President Gerald Ford said in a Good Morning America interview that it is possible he would seek the Republican nomination in 1980 if circumstances develop. He urged keeping the field open and noted the party might want him to run.
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New York
Gerald Ford
Ford
Coffee Hearings Open on Coffee Price Question
Washington AP says two House subcommittees begin joint hearings to probe why the average American spends about three times more on coffee annually than in 1975. Lawmakers consider potential market manipulation by coffee-producing countries as a possible cause.
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Washington
Congress
House
Bicentennial Hike Ends in Los Angeles Welcome
Mark Johnson, a 23 year old former Air Force electrician from North Carolina, completed a 9000 mile Bicentennial trek after 418 days on the road. He arrived at El Pueblo de los Angeles State Historic Park and was greeted by reporters, his parents from Ahoskie and his aunt and uncle in Los Angeles.
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Los Angeles
Mark Johnson
North
Ahoskie
N.C
Young Doctor Becomes Britain’s Foreign Secretary
David Owen, 38, a physician turned politician, is named Britain's foreign secretary by Prime Minister James Callaghan. Owen becomes the youngest person in the post since Anthony Eden in 1935, succeeding the late Anthony Crosland who served ten months before his death last Saturday.
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London
David Owen
Britain
Anthony Eden
James Callaghan
Owen
Foreign Office
Anthony Crosland Crosland
Winter Street Damage Costs Hit Athens Streets
Athens officials report at least 313000 dollars needed to repair winter street damage plus 90000 to 125000 for replacing worn equipment. Finance panel warns funds are scarce as council weighs bonds, tax hikes, and new temporary labor hires for street repairs.
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Herb Amey
Athens
Phil Goldsberry
Donald Barrett
Joe Johnson
Goldsberry
Columbus Road
Richland Avenue
East State Street
Carpenter Street
Right Turns On Red Face New Committee Vote
The City Council Transportation Committee proposed banning right turns on red at three intersections College Street onto Washington Street East State onto Stimson and Columbus Road onto Second Street. Chair Greg Hill and Pete Coulards backed the move while Jerry Adams opposed. The council ultimately rejected considering the recommendation by a 5-2 vote.
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East State Street
Stimson Avenue
Council
Transportation Committee
College Street
Washington Street
East State
Stimson
Columbus Road
Second Street
Greg Hill
Mental Boards Near Separation Moves Forward
Washington County and Athens-Vinton-Hocking County mental health boards near formal separation as the 648 Board approves the document for submission next week. January weather disruptions delayed programs and Title XX reimbursements, with HAVAR expanding to eight members and a new drug education coordinator joining HAVAR.
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Garry Goolsby
Mental Health Service
Washington County
Athens-Vinton- Hocking County
648
John Ross
Ross
Center For Human Development
Athens Day Living Center
Steve Gottlieb
Caroline
Athens-Vinton
HAVAR
Athens
Hocking
Hocking County
Vance Alston
Ohio Department of Mental Health and Retardation
Youth Services Coordinating Council
Sara Dean
Health Service Agency
Time to Run film shown for families at armory
A family oriented Billy Graham color feature Time to Run will be shown at 8 p.m. Friday at the National Guard Armory at Carpenter and Court Streets. The story centers on Warren Cole a busy engineer whose work endangers his family. Ed Nelson Randall Carver Barbara Sigel Joan Winmill and Gordon Rigsby star. The event is sponsored by the New Life Assembly of God with Rev. John N. Palmer handling inquiries at 593 8788.
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Billy Graham
National Guard
Carpenter and
Court Streets
World Wide Pictures
California
Warren Cole
Ed Nelson
Randall Carver
Barbara Sigel
Joan Winmill
Gordon Rigsby
John N. Palmer
New Life Assembly of God
Two Juveniles Cited in Five-Office Bank Break-In
Athens police say two juvenile boys will be charged with the break-in of five offices in the old Security Bank Building on North Court Street last week. They were apprehended Monday and found items including money a camera a calculator and a radio.
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Athens
Security Bank
North Court Street
OU Graduate Is Honored for Addy Awards
Stephen D. Iseman director of public relations at St. Francis College Fort Wayne Indiana and Ohio University alumnus received three Addy Awards from the Greater Fort Wayne Advertising Club. Frank Merrill son of John Merrill Guysville Kentucky made Campbellsville College dean's list with a 3.5 GPA for fall term.
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Stephen D. Iseman
St. Francis College
Fort Wayne
Ind
Ohio University
Greater Fort Wayne Advertising Club
Frank Merrill
John Merrill
Guysville
Cambellsville College
Kentucky
Merrill
Athens City Council Delays Charter Drafting Election and Sewer Break
At the March 7 meeting the council failed to finalize two major measures. A charter drafting commission election ordinance was postponed due to technicalities, while a sewer bill granting a water break to users who do not return water to sewers was sent back for more work. The council did adopt a bus purchase contract with the federal government funded mainly by Urban Mass Transit funds.
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Charter Commission
William Howe
Ellsworth Holden
Athens Bottling Co
Litton Industries
Ohio University
Council
Environmental Committee
Federal
Urban Mass Transit
Provost Admits Handling Error Sparks Faculty Debate
Ohio University officials faced a heated Faculty Senate session over the appointment of Dr. Gerald Faverman as vice provost for planning and development. Provost Neil Bucklew admitted a mistake in the process, while President Charles Ping defended Faverman and emphasized the role of the Senate in planning.
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Ohio University
Neil Bucklew
Gerald Faverman
Charles Ping
Faverman
Bucklew
College of Osteopathic Medicine
Ping
Jerry Faverman
Joseph Tucker
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Columbia Gas OF Ohio Daily Situation Reporting
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PUCO
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