Study Finds Holiday Inn and Raid Among Least Violent Ads
A six week NCCB study of prime time TV ads ranks Holiday Inn and Raid as among the least violent sponsors, while Burger King and Clorox sit higher in violence associations. The report names top violent programs and warns of desensitization effects on viewers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holiday Inn
Raymond E. Mapps
Associated Press
NEW York (Ap
Burger King
Clorox
National Citizens Committee For Broadcasting
NCCB
Nicholas Johnson
Federal Communications Commission
Tegrin
Colgate-Palmolive
Gillette
Breck
Ford
Johnson & Johnson
American Motors
Lysol
IBM
Lipton Products
Oscar Meyer
Proctor & Gamble Foods
Frito Lay Products
Chrysler Corp
Raid Tire Report
BI Associates
CCB
SWAT
Rockies
Starsky & Hutch
McMillan and Wife
Kotter
Chico and
the Man
Doc
Rhoda
Civil War Persists in Lebanon Amid Peace Plan Talks
Beirut reports say fighting continued across Lebanon despite Syria and Palestinian backed cease fire talks. 124 killed and 165 wounded in 36 hours as Christian and Muslim factions clash in Beirut and mountains. Red Cross eyed limited Saturday evacuation of wounded from Tal Zaatar amid Camel Chamoun pledge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beirut
Lebanon
Syria
Damascus Radio
Christians’ Radio
Arab League
American University
International Red Cross
Tal Zaatar
Christian East
Jean Hoefliger
Red Cross
Hoefliger
Camille Chamoun
Kissinger Orders Reevaluation of Missile Sale to Saudi Arabia
Secretary Kissinger has ordered a re-evaluation of a proposed 57.7 million sale of 2000 Sidewinder air to air missiles to Saudi Arabia. The move comes after House and Senate critics warned of political risks and potential blocking by Congress, with concerns raised by Rep. Rosenthal and others and by the Arms Control agency.
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Washington
Henry A. Kissinger
Saudi Arabia
State Department
Congressional
Kissinger
Congress
House
Senate
White House
Benjamin Rosenthal
D-Ny
Middle East
Rosenthal
Clifford Case
R-N.j
Abraham A. Ribicoff
D-Conn
Richard Stone
D-Fla
U.S. Arms Control and Disarmament Agency
Arms Control Agency
U.S
United States
Israel
Iran
Day Care Jobs Open at New Lexington Center
Two teaching positions opened at the New Lexington Day Care Center per the Tri- County Community Action Agency. Salaries run to 4800 dollars each. Applicants from CAA personnel due soon. other applications by August 10.
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New Lexington
Tri- County Community Action Agency
CAA
Southeast Ohio weather forecast for Friday July 30 1976
Partly cloudy tonight with lows 60 to 65. Saturday mostly cloudy with a 20 to 40 percent chance of showers or thundershowers. Extended outlook calls for fair weather Sunday through Tuesday with highs upper 70s north to low 80s south and cool nights.
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Ohio University
L Colmer
Ohio
West Lake Shore
East Lake Shore
Upper
West Central Central Southwest
East Central
Cycle Rider Injured in West Hunter Street Crash
Logan motorcyclist Kevin Lee Adams 19 of Elm Court Apartments was slightly injured after Jeffrey L Kronmiller 17 of 520 East Main Street failed to stop his motorcycle, striking Adams from behind near a barbershop. Kronmiller complained of injuries but received no immediate treatment. The motorcycle then hit a pickup owned by Craig Patterson of 432 North Mulberry Street.
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Logan
Hunter Street
Poice
Kevin Lee Adams
Elm Court Apartments
Jeffrey L. Kronmiller
E. Main St
Craig FE. Patterson
N. Mulberry St
Athens Man Named EMU Food Service Director
Charles Dan Olsen, 33, of Athens was named director of EMU Food Service. He has worked in EMU food services since 1974 and previously managed the unit. Olsen earned bachelor and master degrees at Ohio University and begins the new post Monday amid a division-wide reorganization.
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Athens
Food Service
Eastern Michigan University
Ypsilanti
Charles
Dan) Olsen
EMU
Ohio University Food Services Department
Olsen
Community events calendar for Vinton and Athens areas
Listings show Zaleski senior citizens and Fisher House host cards and square dancing at 7 pm open to the public in Vinton County. Athens Junior Women's Club holds a noon summer luncheon at Beth Barcikowski’s home for members and prospects. A car wash at Jerry's Sunoco and another at Mobile service station fund club travel to Region 10 meeting. proceeds support Oddfellows chapter activities.
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Vinton County Zaleski Senior Citizens
Fisher House
Athens
Beth Barcikowski
Canterbury Drive
Jerry's Sunoco
E State St
Athena Theta Rho
Order of Oddfellows
St Mary's Car Wash
W. Union St
Channel 5
CB Action Team
McDougal United Methodist Church Holds 43rd Homecoming
The McDougal United Methodist Church hosts its 43rd annual homecoming with services at 10 45 a.m led by Rev. Gordon Sullivan. Sunday School for children at the same time. A basket lunch follows with a program and business meeting. Located on Route 550. Visitors asked to wear antique items for display.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McDougal United Methodist Church
Gordon Sullivan
Racine Man Held In Beating
Pomeroy Meigs County Sheriff Robert Hartenbach reports Matthew Taylor of Racine Route 2 has been arrested for allegedly beating Wilbert McClain of Racine. McClain was hospitalized then released. Also noted is Philip Mark Schirtzing of Somerset sentenced to Ohio Penitentiary on grand theft charges. Dave Darst is being returned from Franklin County on a bench warrant.
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Pomeroy
Meigs County
Robert Hartenbach
Matthew Taylor
Racine
Wilbert McClain
McClain
Veterans Memorial Hospital
Hartenbach
Philip Mark Schirtzing
Somerset
Ohio Penitentiary
Common Pleas Court
John C. Bacon
Schiitzing
Citizens Band
Donald Taylor
Dave Darst
Franklin County
Bacon
Darst
Brewery Blaze Doused After Campfire Smoke Misled Firefighters
Nelsonville fire crews rushed to the old Hocking Valley brewery on Jackson Street after smoke was spotted. Citizen band radios alerted at 10:30 p.m. and two pumpers and an aerial ladder responded. Firemen later found two boys camping behind the brewery who built a campfire that caused the smoke.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Hocking Valley
Jackson Street
Citizen Band
Army Reserve Officer Attends Two Week Course
Capt Daniel C Norman of Athens Route 1 an Army Reserve officer attends the signal branch officer advanced course at Fort Gordon Georgia The two week training conducted by the 2073d Army Reserve School of Pittsburgh Pa will help Norman and 97 other reserve signal corps officers qualify for additional rank and responsibilities in the Army Reserve Norman is a graduate assistant at Ohio University.
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Daniel C. Norman
Athens
Army Reserve
Signal Branch
Fort Gordon
2073D
Army Reserve School
Pittsburgh
Norman
Reserve Signal Corps
Ohio University
Births and adoptions noted at several Ohio area hospitals
Hospital notes list births for Robert Poland in Athens and Victor Roush in Middleport, plus numerous admissions and discharges including Tamara Koska and Jody Bailey. Names span Athens to Columbus with patients and accompanying relatives across multiple towns.
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O’bleness
Robert Poland
Athens
Victor Roush
Middleport
Multiple Quit Claim Deeds Convey Property Across Falls Logan and Good Hope
Court filings show Deborah A. Evans transferring rights to William W. Evans Jr while numerous estates and individuals complete various quit claim deeds. The motions cover parcels in Falls Laurel Green Logan Murray City Marion Carbon Hill and Wedly Addition with sizes from 2.84 to 10.78 acres and sections 3 9 12 15 24 30 35.
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Deborah A. Evans
William W Evans Jr
Lake-Moor Village
Falls
Carl E
Mary L. Anderson
Danny L
Linda J. Anderson
Laurel
Stephen
Janet
N. Taylor
Emma B. Knight
Carlo D
Homer O. Hartley
Good Hope
Debbie N. Kitchen
Dwayne W
Diane L. Hoffman
Charles O
Marilyn Davis
Robert G
Linda Knapp
George M
Helen A. Knapp
Audra F. Howdyshell
Maurice L Jr
Pamela McGhee
Outlet
Logan
Ralph B
Phyllis C. Barber
Freda R
Lenard E. Spencer
Watkins Addition
Murray City
Timothy J
Ruth A. Good
Danny J
Phylliss Koska
South Logan
Logan Hazel A. Stewart
James R. Dennis
Jack W
Dawn May
Marion
Chester C
Carol A. McKinley
James H
Mary L. Stewart
Washington Bowers
Logan Esther E. Williams
Jerrold M
Kathryn L. Jacobs
Green
Hylas A
Mary L. Hilliard
Margaret S. Gilmore
Edna F. Kirkbride
Paul J
Margaret S. Falco
Kaye
Margaret Blosser
Robert P. I
Margaret A. Merrill
F. Bailey
Pauline A. Spencer
Benny J
Ann C. Spencer
William W
Lenore Spencer
Carbon Hill
William D
Sally A. Brandon
Franklin M
Sandra Dennis
Harold E. Spencer
Donna M. Spencer
Official Resigns From Athens County Council on Aging
Marian Williams has resigned as director of the Information and Referral Service at Athens County Council on Aging. She said the move to South Carolina with her husband prompted the resignation.
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Athens County
Council On Aging
Marian Williams
Council
South Carolina
Railroad History Traced by Local Speaker at Museum
Robin Lacy presented slides tracing the defunct Marietta and Cincinnati Railroad from Marietta to Athens. He noted construction problems and that the line, abandoned in 1875, began in 1857 and included a historic tunnel east of Cutler. The exhibit featured photos of surviving stonework along the route. The Athens County Museum Corp. invites items of interest from the public.
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Marietta and Cincinnati
Robin Lacy
State St
Athens County Museum Corp
Lacy
Marietta
Athens
Thomas Cutler
Manasseh Cutler
Cutler
Death notices from Gallipolis and Columbus area
Obituaries announce Opal Magnussen of Gallipolis 62 died at Holzer Medical Center with services at Waugh-Halley Wood Funeral Home and burial at Mound Hill Cemetery. Floyd Clarence Russell 71 of Columbus died at a sister’s home. services at Hysell Run Free Methodist Church followed by burial at Bradford Cemetery. Hester A. McDonald 25 Haydenville died at Hocking Valley Community Hospital. services at Leonard-Lyke Funeral Home with burial at Oak Grove Cemetery. Mary E Reinshell 73 New Plymouth Route 1 died at Hocking Valley Community Hospital. services at Leonard-Lyke Asbury Cemetery with a large surviving family list.
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Opal Magnussen
Gallipolis
4Th Ave
Holzer Medical Center
Milan
Ind
Mary Grossman
Fred Wolferding
Gallia County
First Presbyterian Church
Registered Nurses Association
Pembroke Club
John
Ann) Houck
Cincinnati
James Robert
Pittsburgh
John David
Greenfield Ind
Marcus J Magnussen
Waugh-Halley- Wood
Frank Hays
Tara Hayes
Mound Hill
Holzer Medical Center Memorial Fund
Floyd Russell
Columbus
Floyd Clarence Russell
Hilock Rd
Neta White
Clarence
Nannie Hoppess Russell
White
Garland
Glenna) Crawford
Grove City
Gary
Ruby) Reynolds
Clarence White
Phoenix
Alix
Robert White
Hysell Run Free Methodist Church
Cecil Wise
Bradford Cemetery
Ewing Funeral Home
Hester McDonald Logan
Hester A. McDonald
Haydenville
Hocking Valley Community Hospital
Logan
Lucy Mace Turner
Ray Junior Turner
Andy
Shawn Ray
Anthony Ray
Anna Turner
Shelley Raye Turner
Leonard-Lyke
Oak Grove Cemetery
Mary Reinshell Logan
Mary E Reinshell
New Plymouth
Orland
Lonzo
Minnie Connor Worthman
Reinshell
Byron
Carol) White
Athens
Maurice
Patricia) Bowen
Vermilion
James
Martha) Anthony
Lithopolis
Dallas
Asbury Cemetery
Hocking County
Emergency runs New Haven squad and local injury report
Emergency runs were reported in New Haven on Wednesday at 3pm for Charles Riggs of 77 New Haven and Pleasant Valley as medical responders treated chest pains. Harvey Smith Ladew, noted for a premier topiary garden in Monkton, Maryland, died Wednesday at his estate.
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New Haven
Charles Riggs
Pleasant Valley
Harvey Smith Ladew Monkton
Harvey Smith Ladew
Monkton
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Little House On the Prairie
Barney Miller
Alfred Schneider
American Broadcasting Companies
CBS
NBC
Johnson
Teevision
wasOne
Great Lakes
Midwest
Nothern
New England
Kornmiller
Athens Man
EMU Food Service
Britain
Norwich
England
Jennett Ackerman
David McAllister II
Susan South
Mark Sadler
Dorothy Staley
Josephine Russell
Chauncey
John Edward Smith
Billie Jo Klinebrel
Stacey Berry
Trimble
Yvonne Cline Albany
Tamara Koska
Jody Bailey
Paul Culver
Dowd
Rudolph Klaus
Thomas Frank
Joe Taraba
Brent Hawk
LaVerne Winne
Donald Teal
John Dowler
Norman Skinner
Garrett Seitz
Robert Morman
Virginia Birteher
Durward Stotts
Joann Raine
Carolyn Rice
John Kerr Jr
Erma Sandy
Brian Hooper
John Taylor
Mount St. Mary
Agnes Brooker
Jennie Collins
Jennie Jackson
Bruce Newlan
Frank Starkey
Glouster
Marguerite Newlan
Betty Morris
Betty Lowery
Clara Chavalas
Kenneth Giffin
Linda Marstiller
Olen Lama
Doris Sanders
Veterans Memorial Admitted
Marvin Skaggs
Shirley Roush
Erma Holland
Chester
Marvin McFarland
Teresa Cleland
Langsville
Robin Howard
Cathy Carleton
Thomas McKay
Dorothy Greathouse
Beatrice Bush
Marty Cleland
David Hill and Son
Opal Holcomb
Elizabeth Shamblin
Millard Halstead
Valerie Weikle
Charles Wright Jr
Pauline Reynolds
Leonard Wray
Timothy Hammack
Hichard Halstead
Court News
Mickey Cohen
Ucla Medical Center
Cohen
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