Night that might have been for five losing VP finalists
The five Democrats who lost the bid for vice president at the convention faced mixed feelings as Mondale was announced. Muskie, Church, Glenn, Stevenson, and Jackson waited with others, while Mondale stepped forward with Carter, underscoring the leak resistant selection process.
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New York
Muskie
Glenn
Church
Stevenson
Jackson
Mondale
Secret Service
Jimmy Carter
Carter
Senate
Walter Mondale
Minnesota
Sen
Edmund Muskie
Maine
Frank Church
Idaho
John Glenn
Ohio
Adlai Stevenson
Henry Jackson
Washington
Mondale Gets Democratic Nomination and Starts Campaign
Senator Mondale accepted the vice presidential nomination in New York after Carter tapped him to run. He promised to help elect Carter and launched a four month campaign with a family luncheon and a Minneapolis celebration planned upon return to Minnesota.
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New York
Len Walter Mondale
Jimmy Carter
United States
Minnesota
Carter
Mondale
Washington
Minneapolis
Carter speech outlines goals and campaign strategy
In a convention address Carter pledges jobs for all workers, tax reform, universal voter registration, a national health program, and equal justice. Mondale attacks Ford over Nixon pardon. Carter avoids personal attacks while promising progress within four years. Foreign policy echoes Kennedy.
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Carter
America
White House
Mondale
Ford
Richard Nixon
John F. Kennedy
Ohio GOP names delegation officers for national convention
The Ohio Republican delegation picks Edna Fath Hamilton and Robert Hughes Cleveland as vice chairpersons with George Eyrich Cincinnati as treasurer and Louise Farr Cleveland as secretary. Don May Ruth Lind(es)mith Youngstown are named to permanent organization. Cleveland Mayor Perk and Mrs. Davidson on platform. Brown Blanchester and Frances Rex Akron Jules and McGough with Wanda Snyder Lorain on credentials. The group may not meet again before a Kansas City reception August 15 on the eve of the convention.
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National Committee
McGough
Edna Fath
Hamilton
Robert Hughes
Cleveland
George Eyrich
Cincinnati
Louise Farr
Don May
Ruth Lindesmith
Youngstown
Ralph Perk
Davidson
U.S
Clarence J. Brown Blanchester
Frances Rex Akron
Jules
Wanda Snyder
Lorain
Kansas City
Teacher Attends Workshops On Livestock Care And Production
John Hamill a vocational agriculture teacher at Alexander High School attended a three day seminar in Wooster Ohio on feeding and care of beef cattle sheep swine and dairy herds. He visited Grant Johnson a student at the Agricultural Technical Institute in Columbus. Hamill also joined a workshop at Eastland Joint Vocational School and traveled to Arkansas to study beef cattle production in the Ozark foothills and rice farming in southern Arkansas.
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John Hamill
Alexander High School
Ohio
Wooster
Hamill
Grant Johnson
Gay Johnson
Albany
Agricultural Technical Institute
Columbus
Eastland Joint Vocational School
Arkansas
Ozark Foothills
OU Summer Choir Concert at Music Building Recital Hall
The Ohio University Summer Choir will present a concert at 8 p.m. Tuesday in the Music Building Recital Hall featuring Schubert Mass in G with string accompaniment and Vaughan Williams Serenade to Music. Shorter works by Brahms Bartok Copland Morley and Palestrina are also performed. The event is free and broadcast live on WOUB FM 91.3.
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Ohio University
Schubert
Vaughan Williams
Music Building
Brahms
Bartok
Copland
Morley
Palestrina
Woub FM
State auditor distributes 7.2 million to counties and towns
The July Local Government Fund payout totals 7.2 million with Athens County receiving 21,746 and Athens city 1,008. Nelsonville Logan and Hocking join other counties at 12,500 each. Area students include Herbert Carson of Coolville earning all A's at Ohio State University, with deans list members Marie Carson Kathi Seiferth and Harold Blazier.
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State Auditor's
Athens County
Athens City
Nelsonville
Logan
Hocking
Gallia
Meigs
Perry
Vinton
Herbert Carson
Coolville
Ohio State University
Marie Carson
Kathi Seiferth
the Plains
Harold William Blazier
Athens
Completes Seminar In England
Mr and Mrs Clayton Smith completed a three week comparative education seminar in London sponsored by Wright State University. Dr Craig Willis directed the program with visits to British schools and a week in one school each participant taught at St Marks Kennington and stayed with Pimlico staff. Mrs Smith teaches second grade at East Elementary and Smith counsels at Athens High School.
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Clayton Smith
Cable Lane
London
England
Wright State University
Dayton
Craig Willis
BBC
Smith
Athens Recycling Center becomes 24 hour self-service site
Athens Recycling Center at East State Street Recreation Center now operates 24 hours a day. Chairman Jim Bussmann says cleanliness and separation are essential with doors for clear glass green glass brown glass tin aluminum and newsprint. Bundled newsprint accepted until July 25.
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Jim Schulz
Madison Ave
Athens
Jim Bussmann
Mayor's Advisory Board On Recycling
East State Street Recreation Center
Bussmann
Area Residents Attend Ohio University Workshops on Multi-handicapped Care
Ten area participants joined Ohio University workshops on working with the multi handicapped and Project Breakthrough to boost teacher effectiveness. In service training for Title I staff covered motor and language training daily living skills and management techniques. Sponsored by OU offices and the Department of Mental Health and Retardation, the sessions aimed to improve instruction through tutored learning and new teaching concepts.
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Ohio University
Breakthrough
Cheryl Ignat
Beverly Perry
Carriage Hill Apts
Bonnie Frasch
S. Radford Road
Gail Whalley
United Arts
Marilyn Gerken
United Apts
Ann Grim
Garfield Ave
Joyce Metzger
E. State St
Lissa Riley
New Marshfield
Paula Shafer
Pomeroy Road
Bill Helsel
Longviewets
OU Office of Workshops
Department of Mental Health and Retardation and Special Education
Market Hours and Parking Rules for Farmers Market
The Farmers' Market Association reminds shoppers the market opens at 10 a.m. on Wednesdays and Saturdays. Please park only opposite the truck area and do not use the spaces reserved for farmers.
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Farmers’ Market Association
Fire near station at Jim Brown Chevrolet garage
Fire alarms at Jim Brown Chevrolet and Oldsmobile Garage on Fayette Street drew Nelsonville firefighters about 7 15 p m. A shorted wire sparked insulation burning next to the fire house. Two firemen used extinguishers to control the blaze.
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Nelsonville
Jim Brown Chevrolet
Oldsmobile
Fayette Street
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