Administrators Will Play Ball at Ohio-Toledo Halftime
The Ohio University Vets Club coached by Claude R. Sowle will play a university administrators team at halftime of the Ohio Toledo game. Administration coach is Miss Frances Inge, with players including William Day, Larry Terrell, Lehugh Bankston and others. Officials include Athens Mayor Donald Barrett and Athens Police Captain Charles Cochran.
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Ohio-Toledo
OU Vets Club
Claude R. Sowle
Ohio University
Frances Inge
College of Fine Arts
William Day
Larry Terrell
Lehugh Bankston
Tom Dunlap
College of Communications
Fred Dressell
College of Education
Jim Hertmen
University College
Robert Hynes
John O'Neal
Dale Nitzschke
Herschel McNabb
College of Business Administration
Vince Broomhall
Food Service
Gary Musselman
Baker Center
Bill Jones
College of Arts and Sciences
Bill Allen
Fred Cluff
Alan Geiger
Dave Scott
Vets Club
Dan O'Neill
Jim Busch
Mike Bennett
Steve Kannery
Bill Klenke
Joe Nasipak
Tom Estep
Stan Burmich
Art O’nery
Phil Stone
Bob Lloyd
Robert Dalton
Gene Samples
Athens
Donald Barrett
Athens Police Cpt
Charles Cochran
Dale Williams
Tim Melloy
The
Yvonne Callison
Lillian Pecker
Sandy Clark
Cindy Richards
Connie Clark
Sarah Hanning
Kathy Rutter
Diana Harchar
Flu Bug Attacks With Vengeance In States
The Hong Kong flu, seen in 22 states plus DC and New York City, returns with two major virus types A2 Hong Kong and B. Rhode Island, Connecticut, and New Jersey report wide spread outbreaks. regional cases in Michigan and Wisconsin. isolated cases across many states and cities.
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District of Columbia
New York City
Hong Kong
Rhode Island
Connecticut
New Jersey
Michigan
Wisconsin
Maine
Vermont
New York State
Illinois
Ohio
Kansas
Iowa
South Dakota
Florida
Tennessee
Texas
Louisiana
Colorado
Utah
Montana
California
Oregon
Applicants Sought By Patrol
The Ohio State Highway Patrol invites eligible men to join the 95th academy class starting March 22 1972 at the Columbus Patrol Academy. Starting pay is 9214 yearly with later rise above 9500, plus a 20 year retirement, state paid half major medical, uniforms, nine holidays, and progressive vacation. Requirements include HS education age 21 30 height 5 9 weight 155 vision 20 20 citizenship and fitness. Contact Lt Medert at the Athens Patrol Post.
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Ohio State Highway Patrol
D. R. Medert
Athens
Patrol Academy
Columbus
Lt. Medert
U.S
Ohio University Drama Workshop For Elementary Students
Baker Center Program Board at Ohio University sponsors a drama workshop for grades two through five. OU theater and education students will direct the sessions held Saturdays from 9 to 11 a.m. in Ewing Auditorium. The first session is free. a $2 fee applies for the remaining weeks of the quarter.
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Ohio University
Baker Center
Donna Wenrick
Ewing Auditorium
Newsboy Judges Named for Ohio Outstanding Boy Award
Three Athens men are named judges for Ohio's top newspaper boys selection. Mayor Donald Barrett Common Pleas Judge Lowell Howard and Dale Schumacher will pick semi final candidates. Winners announced Feb 11 in Columbus at the OCMA ONA meeting.
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Athens
Ohio
Fred Weber II
Ohio Circulation Managers Association
Donald Barrett
Common Pleas Court
Lowell Howard
Dale Schumacher
Ohio University
Weber
The
Messenger
Ohio Newspaper Association
Columbus
Glenn L. Cox
OCMA
ONA
Building Restraint Extended On Harris Drive Site
A temporary restraining order halting further construction at Harris Drive and E State Street was extended 45 days by Athens County Common Pleas Judge Lowell B. Howard. A 14 day order had been issued Dec 30 to stop work on a two family dwelling in the R-1 zone. The Engelmans are restrained from continuing construction amid zoning violations and a 1968 variance.
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Harris Drive
E. State Street
Athens County Common Pleas
Lowell B. Howard
Athens City
Gerald Mollica
L. F. Engelman
Harris and
State
Engelmans
Democratic rivals campaign as Kennedy defies delegate race
Senator Kennedy vows vigorous campaign for the Democratic nominee while Hartke attacks the media and predicts a New Hampshire primary win. Henry Jackson pressures for Wisconsin delegates as George McGovern pushes tax reform at Ames. Romney era rivals, Lindsay and McCarthy, weigh Florida and Massachusetts bids, with Muskie criticising Nixon and Ashbrook challenging the administration. Conference remarks, Berlin trip, and party maneuvers frame a crowded primary season.
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Hartke
New York
New Hampshire
Wisconsin
Henry M. Jackson
Washington
Nixon
Jackson
Iowa State University
Ames
George McGovern
South
Kennedy
Edmund S. Muskie
Maine
Muskie
Berlin
N.H
John Ashbrook
Ohio
Lincoln-Mercury dealers set 1971 sales peak in Cincinnati district
Lincoln-M Mercury dealers in the Cincinnati district reached an all-time high of 22 532 units in 1971, eclipsing the 1968 record by eight percent and beating the 1970 figure by 26 percent. The district covers about 150 dealerships across Southern Ohio and parts of Indiana Virginia West Virginia and Tennessee.
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Lincoln-Mercury
Cincinnati
Ohio
Indiana
Virginia
West Virginia
Tennessee
Athens School Board Adopts Revised Certificated Pay Schedule
The Athens City School Board approved a unanimous revision to the salary schedule for certificated staff to meet the state tax budget bill. Starting July 1, 194, the minimum teacher salary rises to 6,400, with a January 1 through July 1 period at 6,000, reflecting partial increases and funding from anticipated income tax funds.
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Athens City
S. T. Henderson
Athens Education Association
Henderson
Gerald Mollica
Legion Post 21 Hosts Eighth District Winter Conference
K T Crossen Post 21 of the American Legion will host the Eighth District Winter Conference Sunday at the post home in Athens. Lunch at 11:30 a.m. followed by a 12:30 p.m. commanders meeting and 1 p.m. business session. Athens Mayor Donald Barrett will greet attendees. session led by Marlin Bush. Guest speaker Phil Lustig will address the group.
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K. T. Crossen
American Legion
Eighth District
Post
W. Union Street
Athens
Ladies Auxiliary
Donald Barrett
Howard E. Parsons
Athens Post
Auto Fires Cause $1000 Damage in Athens
Two auto blazes reported by Athens firemen hit an Adams car at MonteTicello Apartments off Hooper Street and a McClanahan vehicle at Plaza Shopping Center. A trash container fire at Ohio University’s Radio and TV Building was also extinguished. The incidents followed a backfire through a carburetor and wiring short in separate hours.
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Athens
Harland Harris
Dwight Adams
Monticello Apartments
Hooper Street
Harris
Station No. 2
Plaza
E. State Street
William McClanahan
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