Izor Leaves WATH for WCLT Newark in Feb
Jerry Izor news director at WATH Athens since 1966 resigns to take a comparable post at WCLT Newark. He will depart Athens Feb 12 and begin duties Feb 14. Izor grew up in West Alexandria and advanced from Ohio University where he produced a Kennedy assassination documentary for WOUB.
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Local Births and Discharges Listed in Athens and Albany
Mr and Mrs Henry Young of Athens welcome a son. Mr and Mrs Joseph Vessalo of Albany welcome a son. Admitted include Mrs Jennie Bobo Athens Mrs Verna Tinkham Chauncey Mrs James Forbes Nelsonville William Edwards Stewart Route 1. Dismissed include Ruth Nicholas George Gandee Michael Thomas and others.
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Athens
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Albany
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Nelsonville
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Stewart
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George Gandee
Michael Thomas
Louis Seipel
Brian E. Smathers
John T. Green
Tina M. Silvey
William Lanning
Political realignments color 1968 Ohio primary finish
Gov. Gilligan backs Muskie while AFL-CIO’s King leans Humphrey in a split delegate battle. Humble shifts ripple through Republicans as party leaders court new faces and retirement bids rise. Rep. Schmidt cites cost of unelected office amid reshaping district contests.
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Maine
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Supreme Court to Hear Personal Doctor Case in Ohio
The Ohio Supreme Court agreed to hear whether a physician remains a patient’s personal doctor after treatment ends. The case concerns Millbaugh who sued the estate of Dr. William Gilmore for a 1959 operation injury, with disputes over when the doctor–patient relationship ended and the statute of limitations.
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East Liverpool
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Supreme Court
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Jerry” Herzog
Dayton
Ohio Young Republican Club
Herzog
Workmen’s Compensation
Dayton Bar Association
Kettering
Ohio GP Club
Weather outlook with showers possible this weekend
Partly cloudy tonight with lows in the low to mid 30s. Saturday will be cloudy and warmer with a chance of showers and highs in the low to mid 50s. National forecast calls for rain along the Gulf Coast and from northern Florida to southern New York, plus the Pacific Northwest and northern Rockies. Snow is forecast for the northern Plains and upper Great Lakes.
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Red Cross Volunteers to Meet in Athens County
A meeting of Red Cross volunteers new and old is set for 1 30 p m Thursday Feb 3 in the chapter office 1832 N Congress Mrs Claire Ball Jr volunteer chairman says the session will acquaint volunteers with services responsibilities and standards for Southeastern Ohio and projects unique to the area It is open to anyone interested and information is available from Mrs Ball or Mrs Zelma McVey at 593 5273
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Jet Named After Muskie's Mom
The Lockheed Electra propjet used by Sen. Edmund S. Muskie on his presidential campaign was officially christened The Josephine in honor of his mother Mrs. Josephine Muskie.
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Portland
Maine
Edmund S. Muskie
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Fourth District To Get New Representative
Ohio politics focus on the redistricted Fourth District as eight names surface for the new seat formed from parts of the Fourth and Eighth. Retirements by William McCulloch and Jackson Betts open the field. Tennyson Guyer, Dimitri Nicholas, Ted Gray and others are linked to GOP and Democratic bids. Filing closes Feb 2. McCulloch noted retirement shifts the race. Summer School in Colorado draws over 6,000 students.
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Marion
Paul Gillmor
Tiffin
Senate
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Findlay
Gillmor
Port Clinton
Turner
Guyer
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Piqua
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Lima
Charles Kurfess
GOP Committee
Dale Schmidt
Cincinnati
Schmidt
Columbus
Ohio
William McCulloch
John Gilligan
Dimitri Nicholas
State Senate
Ted Gray
Robert Netzley
Laura
Robert Huffman
Miami County
Gray
Netzley
White
McCulloch
University of Northern Colorado
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