Athens woman returns from Powder Putt Derby contest
Mrs Joan Mace of Athens completed the 23rd Annual Powder Putt Derby in San Diego and traveled home via Washington DC and Wooster. Weather delays and flight reroutes extended her journey to nearly a day, but she enjoyed the experience and plans further flights as a flight instructor at Ohio University.
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Joan Wace
Charles
Nolan
Ohio University
Mace
Joan Mace
Athens
Freday
Charles St Copuot
John Stype Wooster
Athens Messenger
San Diego
Calif
Festivites
Washington
Yas Sivpe
Dulles Interrational
Wooster
Sipe
Mate
Om University
Mansheld
Oliv 99
99 Club
Salary Rise Seen for College Graduates in 1969
A Chicago survey by Northwestern University finds rising demand for graduates in business and industry with record salaries. The report shows 20 237 men with bachelor degrees slated for 1969 employment versus 16 615 in 1968, and 2 251 women graduates planned for 1969, up from 1 871. Engineering bachelors average 628 monthly, sales 669, while 1969 starts show 776 for engineering in 1968 and 635 for sales.
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Chicago
Frank S. Endecott
Northwestern University
Follyl Pill to Lead Sweden’s Drug Industry Paritonal Push
Stockholm reports the Swedish government will market a new contraceptive pill named Follyl noted as highly effective in stopping ovulation with no detrimental side effects. The state is acquiring interests in several large drug firms as part of a nationalization program for Sweden's pharmaceutical sector.
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Stockholm
Sweden
Six Bills Killed By Senate In NM Session
Santa Fe NM State Sen Alfonso Montoya stormed at a rapid Senate action that day as six bills sponsored by him were rejected in quick succession. Montoya, brother of US Senator Joseph Montoya, faced a hostile committee process reflecting tense legislative week.
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Santa FE
Nwo
Alfonso Montoya
Mexco
Senate
New Mexico
Montoya
Joseph M Montoya
Two Mishaps Left Riders And Driver Injured
Police investigated two Saturday mishaps. Ken Reber of Columbus struck a tee on Route 216 and was hospitalized. Martha Powell of Amesville lost control on Route 504, hit a guardrail, and was treated at Sheltering Arms Hospital.
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Iunes
Nelsonville
Ken Reber
Columbus
Reber
Mount St Mary Hospital
Martha P Powell
Amesville
Powell
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Police Cite Driver After Traffic Crash in Athens
Athens police investigated a late night crash on W Union Street in front of the Highlander Motel. James F Barnett 24 of Route 5 Athens struck the rear of John Lews 57 of 44 W Union St. Barnett charged with failing to stop within an assured clear distance.
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Athens
Unon Street
James F Barnett
John Lews
Union St
Barnett
Scouts Earn Arrow Award At Camp Kootaga
Two Athens troops report successful stays at Camp Kootaga near Parkersburg Wisconsin. Troop 56 members received Arrow of Light while other scouts earned a range of merit badges including camping natural resources conservation cooking and lifesaving. A court of honor is set for July 23 at the First United Methodist Church basement.
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Athens
Kootaga Bay
Parkersburg
United Metiowiat Cnarch
Order of the Arrow
National Organization For
Ted Essex
James George
Brant Johnson
Stanley Saunders
Theater Professor Joining Temple Staff
Philadelphia report states Dr Arthur Wagner, theater professor at Ohio University since 1987, will join Temple University faculty in September in the same role. He is married to Moll Joan Mercer of San Francisco and has two children.
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Philadelphia
Arthur Wagner
Ohio University
Temple University
Wagner
Moll
Joan Mercer
San Francisco
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Zenith
ATS
Zenth Radye Corporation
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Cunningham Music Center
Richland Ave
Sunshine
Athens, Ohio
Athens Office Supply, Inc
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