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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 12, 1977
Page
3
Cincinnati attorney Manley says a metropolitan school system offers a better chance for racial balance and helps sustain the central city’s economic life while urging realism about 1977 metro planning. The comments come in the Associated Press report by Andy Lippman.
The Athens Messenger describes a seminar in Cincinnati led by Sigma Delta Chi and the Citizens Council for Ohio Schools. Manley and an urban planner discuss a metropolitan desegregation system spanning central city and suburbs, expanding course offerings and curriculum strength beyond small independent districts.
The columnist counsels Heartsick in Texas to hold the marriage together and proposes supporting the Korean girl's confinement and child costs rather than breaking up a 16 year union. The note mentions a 38 year old husband in Korea and a pregnant 18 year old, with suggestions to delay divorce and consider alternatives.
A collage of 4 H club notes from Athens County covers meetings on pig care queen candidates and a wiener roast plus a discussion on desegregation plans in Kansas City. Experts James Barnes and William Grant comment on media coverage and policy debates.
Friendly Circle Senior Citizens in Chauncey welcomed 65 members to a monthly potluck dinner hosted by Mr and Mrs Lewis McBride. Floyd Shafer led the business meeting in the president John Law's absence. The program was presented by
Black Diamond Girl Scout Council named Mrs Roy Lawrence as field director serving Athens and Meigs Counties and part of Ashington County. She will work from the Athens Service Center and has taught in Ohio and Texas. Mary Shafer may be contacted at 797 4862 for information.
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