Laureal Schaefer Crowned Miss Ohio 1971 At Cedar Point
Laurel Lea Schaefer a 22 year old theatre arts grad from Ohio University, crowned Miss Ohio 1971 at Cedar Point Amusement Park near Sandusky after a final night in which she sang from Kismet. She won a 1500 dollar scholarship and the right to compete at Miss America in Atlantic City in September. First runner up Judy Ann Jones, second runner up Vicki Lynn Beck, with other finalists named.
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Miss Schaefer Wa
Cedar Point
Ohio University
Miss Schaefer
Pomeroy
Sandusky, Ohio
Theatre Arts
Atlantic City
N. J
Kismet
Judy Ann Jones
West Alexandria
Miss Jones
Vicki Lynn Beck
Crestline
Marietta Clark
Xenia
Martha Ann Heil
Ft. Thomas
Irene Sidorowicz
Lorain
Racine Social News Notes Local Visits and Travel
Mrs Lavinia Simpson was called to East Liverpool due to a relative’s death. Guests included Mr and Mrs J Arthur Evans and Mr and Mrs Gary Palmer of Cheshire Route 1 and Don Bennett of Minford, at Rev Frank Cheesebrew’s. Bennett sang at Portland Church with the group. Ralph Webb’s party attended a Grand Officers of O E S reunion at the Granville Inn before visiting Dollie Kleinschmidt in Logan. Carol and Robin Foster of Livonia Michigan are spending a week with Ralph and wife. Theron Johnson visited his son in law and daughter Scott Wheeler and family in Wheelersburg. Charles Covey of Belpre and daughter and three granddaughters from Battle Ground Washington stayed with Ada Bays and Ethel Wheeler.
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Francis Morris Racine
Lavinia Simpson
East
Liverpool
J. Arthur Evans
Gary Palmer
Cheshire
Don Bennett
Minford
Frank Cheesebrew
Portland Church
Bennett
Ralph Webb
Granville Inn
Logan
Dollie Kleinschmidt
Carol
Robin Foster
Livonia
Mich
Theron Johnson
Scott Wheeler
Wheelersburg
Charles Covey
Belpre
Kenneth Francis
Battle Ground, Wash
Ada Bays
Ethel Wheeler
New Shoulder Patch for New York Police Adopted
The Police Department unveiled a gold and blue shoulder patch to distinguish its 31,000 sworn members from housing transit and private patrols, aiding quick recognition within the city force.
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New York
Local Forecast Looks Cooler With Evening Showers
Mostly cloudy tonight with a chance of showers and cooler temperatures in the upper 50s to low 60s. Tuesday brings sun and mild warmth with highs in the mid 70s to low 80s. The national outlook shows showers in parts of the East and Rockies with cool Great Lakes weather and warm Southwest and South regions.
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East
Rocky Mountain States
Great Lakes States
Federal Hocking Board Approves Master Contract and Title I Plan
The Federal Hocking Board of Education approved a master contract with the Federal Hocking Teachers Association effective Aug 1 to July 31 1973 outlining grievance procedures evaluation and staffing measures. The board also adopted a Title I program with three reading centers in Amesville Coolville and Stewart plus a pre school in Amesville and set other personnel actions including hires and resignations.
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Stewart
Federal Hocking Board of Education
Federal Hocking Teachers Association
Amesville
Coolville
Nixon Moves Toward Historic US China Visit
The article notes President Nixon's readiness to visit the People's Republic of China, signaling a leap forward in US China relations. It discusses implications for Taiwan's status, Chiang Kai-Shek, and negotiations potentially shown to involve Kissinger and Chou En-Lai, and predicts wide world support.
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Chou En-Lai
Nixon
People’s Republic of China
Washington
Privte
William Rogers
Paris
Shanghai
China
Chiang Kai-Shek
Taiwan
Republic of China
Henry Kissinger
People’s
Kremlin
Charges Trade Blame In Rail Strike Talks
Washington AP reports railroad and union officials traded charges over work rules amid a four day old walkout on two major lines. National Railway Labor Conference head Hiltz and UTU president Luna clashed as talks stalled and labor officials eyed resumed discussions under the Labor Department.
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Washington
John P. Hiltz
National Railway Labor Conference
Charles Luna
United Transportation Union
Labor Department
Hiltz
UTU
Southern Railway
Union Pacific Railroad
Miami University Hosts Trainers Workshop For Students
A student trainers workshop directed by Miami University in Oxford Ohio is scheduled for August 16. It targets high school students from ninth grade through entering college freshmen and covers prevention recognition and treatment of athletic injuries taught by an expert staff. The $75 registration covers room board and a workshop notebook with contact details for Wolfert at Millett Assembly Hall.
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Oxford
Miami University
Miami
Wolfert
al Hart
Ohio University
E. D. Mattmiller
Athens High
Larry Starr
Millett Assembly Hall
Ohio
Re enlistment bonuses May top two thousand dollars
Pentagon manpower chief to test congressional sentiment on bonuses over 2000 dollars for Guard or Reserve re enlistment. Secret session with House subcommittee discussed an incentive package to sustain force strength as draft calls decline.
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National Guard
Secretary of Defense
Roger T. Kelley
House Armed Services
Melvin R. Laird
Guard
Abzug Speech to be Broadcast by NPR from National Press Club
Rep. Bella Abzug of New York speaks on Women Political Power and the 1972 Elections at the National Press Club. NPR station WOUB AM will air the 60 minute program with a Q&A session afterward. Abzug has long campaigned for nuclear disarmament civil rights and an end to the Vietnam War.
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Washington
U.S
Bella Abzug
Dn.y
National Press Club
National Public Radio
NPR
WOUB
Abzug
D.C
New York City
National Public Radio Network
Hollywood
Darryl F. Zanuck
James Buckley
N.Y
Birch Bayh
Local families gather for village picnic and visits
Mrs Thorne Cottrill of Logan and Mrs Joe Thoren Sr with Mrs Clarence Grueser of Nease Settlement visited Mrs Ethel Wheeler and Mrs Ada Bays. Elmer Frecker and son Roger of Pine Grove joined dinner. A family picnic at the Bowers home included Leroy Sauters, Larry Hunt and son, Max Bowers and son, Morris Wolfe and sons, Ada Sellers, Kay Dodderer and son, Karen Grueser and Norman Grueser, and Nedra Cleland with Steve Hill and Emerson Hunt of Reynoldsburg.
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Thorne Cottrill
Logan
Joe Thoren Sr
Clarence Grueser
Nease Settlement
Ethel Wheeler
Ada Bays
Elmer Frecker
Roger
Pine Grove
Joe Bowers
Leroy Sauters
Pomeroy
Larry Hunt
Columbus
Max Bowers
Etna
Morris Wolfe
Ada Sellers
Kay Dodderer
Karen Grueser
Norman Grueser
Minersville
Nedra Cleland
Steve Hill
Emerson Hunt
Reynoldsburg
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