Columbus & Southern Ohio Electric workers vote on tentative contract
About 1,600 workers at Columbus & Southern Ohio Electric Co. will vote this weekend on a tentative contract reached Thursday morning between company negotiators and Local 1466 of the International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers. No details were released, and service has continued without interruption since the old three year pact expired July 1.
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Columbus, Ohio
Columbus & Southern Ohio Electric Co
C&soe
Panel urges stronger warning labels on aspirin and acetaminophen
A government advisory panel says stronger warning labels are needed on aspirin and acetaminophen, two major nonprescription pain relievers. The panel also found the drugs safe and effective and cautioned against claims they treat arthritis or rheumatism to avoid self treatment. FDA response expected with new warnings to aid consumer selection.
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Washington
Food and Drug Administration
FDA
Donald Kennedy
Victim Found in Culver City Lot Tied to Kearney-Hill Murders
The bones of a person believed to be a second trash bag murder victim were unearthed behind a Culver City house once occupied by Patrick Kearney and David Hill. Sheriff Lt. Ed Douglas said this may be the earliest murder tied to the pair, now charged in two killings and linked to 26 more.
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Sheriff's
Riverside County
Patrick Kearney
Los Angeles
Culver City
Ed Douglas
Kearney
David Hill
Hill
Riverside
Arturo Marquez
Oxnard
John LaMay
el Segundo
Ex Lax Sues Over Sex Lax Spoof Product
Ex-Lax Co filed suit in Brooklyn federal court seeking to halt distribution of a Toledo Ohio gag product named Sex-Lax. The suit also seeks damages from Leister Game Co alleging the package mimics the Ex-Lax labeling and reads sexual instruction claims.
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New York
Ex-Lax Co
Ohio
Brooklyn
Leister Game Co
Toledo
Ex-Lax
Kenton Released From Reading Hospital After Brain Surgery
Bandleader Stan Kenton, 65, left Reading Hospital after six weeks of recovery from brain surgery to remove a blood clot caused by a May 22 fall in a Reading motel garage. The AP report notes the musician was admitted for treatment of the clot and related complications.
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Kenton
Reading
Stan Kenton
Reading Hospital
Emerald pendant of Princess Margaret fetches 10 thousand pounds
London jeweler Laurence Graff paid 10 000 pounds above Sotheby's estimate to buy the emerald pendant owned by Princess Margaret. The auction house had projected 3 000 to 4 000 pounds, with the higher price attributed to royal ownership. Graff indicated willingness to pay more.
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Jewel Sells High London
London
Princess Margaret
Queen Elizabeth
Laurence Graff
Sotheby's
Ohio businessman Niehous alive in Venezuelan camp
El Mundo reports Ohio businessman William F. Niehous is alive and held in a guerrilla camp in eastern Venezuela. The paper cites unofficial sources and says kidnappers contacted a relative, Ernest Niehous of Baltimore, Maryland.
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Caracus
Venezuela
el Mundo
Ohio
William F. Niehous
Independent
Niehous
Ernest Niehous
Baltimore
Athens County Eyes Input On Flood Plain Maps Plans
Township trustees in Athens County will be asked to review HUD flood hazard maps for the county to determine flood insurance eligibility. The County Regional Planning Commission will meet July 20 to gather input on flood hazards along tributaries and identify areas for hearings.
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Stevi
Rube
Athens County
Department of Housing and Urban Development
County Regional Planning Commission
Hocking
Margaret
HUD
The
Plains
Ohio
Regional Planning Commission
Ohio Housing Development Board
Fourth Street
Grant
Police Officer Resigns Third City Officer Leaves Department
A third city police officer resigned in as many months. Scott Hunter, who joined in 1975, left to pursue graduate education at Ohio University and teach there. He earned a OU assistantship to cover costs and salary while seeking a masters in physical education. Civil Service tests are underway to fill three vacancies.
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Ted Jones
Scott Hunter
Ohio University
Professors To Attend Seminars This Summer
Two Ohio University professors will attend National Endowment for the Humanities sponsored summer seminars for college teachers. Michael L. Corrado from the Philosophy department will join a Mind and Action seminar at the University of Massachusetts while David M. Miles from Humanities will attend a rule governed behavior seminar at Washington University in St. Louis Belmont branch campus in St Clairsville. The program offers undergraduate and two year college faculty the chance to work in their fields under a distinguished scholar with access to a library for advanced study.
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Ohio University
National Endowment For the Humanities
Michael L. Corrado
Philosphy
University of Massachusets
David M. Miles
Humanities
Belmont
St. Clairsville
Washington University
St. Louis
Three Named to Ohio University Medical School Staff
The Ohio University College of Osteopathic Medicine announces three appointments including a director of research. Dr. Michael M Patterson will lead research in manipulative therapy and coordinate college programs. Dr. Gerhard Ehrenspeck becomes assistant professor of zoology teaching renal physiology. Melton R. Jones is named administrative assistant for basic science and will assist with curriculum development and interdepartmental liaison.
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Ohio University College of Osteopathic Medicine
Michael M Patterson
Kirksville College of Osteopathic Medicine
Kirksville, Mo
Patterson
University of Iowa
University of Indiana
Grinnell College
University of California At Irvine
American Osteopathic Association
Chicago
Gerhard Ehrenspeck
College of Osteopathic Medicine
Mount Sinai Medical School
New York City
Tufts University
Pennsylvania State University
Jones
Howard University
American University
Washington, D.C
Charles Atkins
Woman Injured In Cycle Crash On Athens East State Street
East State Street near Charles Street saw a motorcycle crash injuring Cheryl D Leuschel 20 in fair condition at O Bleness Memorial Hospital. Her bike rear ended a car driven by Michael Shea 31 of Foster Place causing minor vehicle and bike damage with no citations.
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Athens
Route 2
O'Bleness Memorial Hospital
Cheryl D
Leuschel
East State Street
Charles Street
Michael Shea
Foster Place
Public Works Funds AHS Improvements Over Jail
Athens school officials will dedicate the $213 000 local public works allotment to high school renovations including ceiling to floor walls and insulation. The county plans to use its $213 000 for a new jail as part of a broader bond and funding strategy.
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Athens
Sam Henderson
Nelsonville
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Lax
Athens Messenger
Associated Press
West Virginia
Athens Post Office
Radio Shack
Ptl
Ernest Antle
East Carpenter
William R. Russell
Millfield
Russell
Nelsonville Home & Savings Association
Columbus
Telephone
ST National Bank
F.D
Logan — Hocking County
Paul Thrush
Narrows Road
Charles Thruston
South Bloomingville
Earl F. Mathews, Inc
Fslic
Athens County Savings & Loan
Mill Street
Nelsonville, Ohio
Evangelistic Services
First United
Presbyterian Church
E. Washington
Jerry Batson
Roger Isbell
Vacation Bible Schools
First Presbyterian Church
Russell School
Buchtel
Bible Clubs
South Roebuck Baptist Church
S.B.C
Birmingham, Alabama
First Baptist Church
S.B.C. Athens
John L. Poe
First Baptist
First United Presbyterian Church
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