Ohio women break barriers in politics and business
Ohio women have surged into public life and commerce, with 12 judges, five legislators, a state treasurer, a streets commissioner, and several top party officials. Notable figures include Ruth Donahey, Gertrude Donahey, Rosemary Lewis, and Rhea Brown, who describe perseverance against bias and pride in their achievements.
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Columbus
Ohio
Samuel Melton
R. G. Barry Co
Huntington
Hocking County
Rhea Brown
Washington County
Xilpha Gaunt
Melton
Martha Moore
Muskingum College
National Organization For Women
NOW
Ronnie Rosen
Gaunt
Brown
Lewis
Richland Firemen Select Officers
Richland Area Fire Department elected officers at its annual meeting. Francis Conrath was reelected president, Frank Deardorff named vice president. Joe Jagers is secretary-treasurer, John Sheridan trustee. Fireline officers include Pete Good chief, John Romine assistant chief, Frank Deardorff and Tom Adkins captains, Phil Russell and Jim Deardorff lieutenants.
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Richland Area
Athens
Lodi
Canaan
Alexander Twps
Francis Conrath
Frank Deardorff
Joe Jagers
John Sheridan
Trustee Fireline
Pete Good
John Romine
Tom Adkins
Phil Russell
Jim Deardorff
Training Program For Volunteers In Athens Care Line
A summer training program for volunteers to work with the Care Line service in Athens begins Monday. Interested people can get information between 8 a.m. and 4 p.m. at Care Line's number 593-3344.
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Care Line
Athens
Welfare Plan Delayed Again
Washington AP George McGovern postpones unveiling the second welfare reform plan until after the Democratic National Convention as he pursues the presidential nomination. Critics, including Hubert Humphrey, questioned cost and revenue projections of the plan.
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Washington
George McGovern
McGovern
Hubert Humphrey
Minnesota
California
Humphrey
Peaceful tone hoped for after camping approval at Flamingo Park
Miami Beach police and demonstrators foresee a calmer Democratic National Convention as Flamingo Park becomes a managed campsite. The City Council voted 4 to 2 to allow protests, designating Flamingo Park for Southern Christian Leadership Conference and other groups.
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Miami Beach
Fla.ap
Flamingo Park
Southern Christian Leadership Conference
Half-Price Fair Tickets for Ohio State Fair Seniors
Half-price tickets at 75 cents for the 1972 Ohio State Fair are offered to senior citizens through the Division of Administration on Aging. The fair runs Aug 24 to Sept 2 with activities including cooking, dancing, talent shows, awards, and receptions.
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Administration On Aging
Ohio Department of Mental Hygiene and Correction
Ohio Departments
Columbus
Motorist Cited After Collision on State and Fort
Athens police cited Margaret A. Appel 26 for failing to yield at a red light after a crash with motorcyclist Patrick McIntorf 17 at the State Fort Street intersection. Appel’s car suffered right rear fender damage while McIntorf’s motorcycle had frame fender wheel and motor damage.
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Athens
W. State Street
Margaret A. Appel
Carol Lane
E. State Street
Fort Street
Patrick McIntorf
Morris Ave
Appel
Doris Woodworth
Fort St
Bible School Opens Sunday at Heath UMC
Middleport Heath United Methodist Church sponsors a Vacation Bible School starting Sunday at 9 30 a m during Sunday School. Sessions run July 9 through July 14 with Otterbein College students directing. Evening weekly sessions will be held.
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Middleport — Heath
Athens County Marriage Licenses List Names and Ages
A list of marriage licenses issued in Athens County includes Alvin C. McDaniel 18 and Ruth Ann Rosier 16 of Guysville. Robert E. Saunders 65 and Kathryn Ann Decker 55 of Athens. Danny Swart 21 of Cincinnati and Emily Chalfant 18 of Glouster. Greaver Sherewsbury 53 of Lenore West Virginia and Ada Mae Brewer 50 of The Plains. Michael Ransom Barber 26 and Marlene Esswein 24 of Athens. Philip R. Berkemeier 22 and Cameron D. Storch 21 of Athens. Joseph D. Carmean 20 of Nelsonville and Pamela Jean Wilson 20 of Jackson.
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Alvin C. McDaniel
Ruth Ann Rosier
Guysville
Robert E. Saunders
Kathryn Ann Decker
Athens
Danny Swart
Cincinnati
Emily Chalfant
Glouster Greaver Sherewsbury
Lenore
W. Va
Ada Mae Brewer
the Plains
Michael Ransom Barber
Marlene Esswein
Philip R. Berkemeier
Cameron D. Storch
Joseph D. Carmean
Nelsonville
Pamela Jean Wilson
Jackson
US to warn Europe on Soviet economic offers at security talks
NATO ambassador David M. Kennedy says the United States will try to deter West European states from accepting Soviet promises of trade gains that could threaten Atlantic security. He foresees the scene at a planned European security conference in Helsinki later this year with 34 ambassadors meeting to ready for next year's opening. Kennedy notes U.S. emphasis on military strength beyond economic factors and outlines his triple role as NATO head, cabinet member, and ambassador at large steering U.S. European economic policy.
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David M. Kennedy
Nixon
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
United States
Atlantic
Europe
Helsinki
Kennedy
NATO
U.S
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