Miller Wins Second Term as UMW President
Arnold Miller appears set for a second five-year term as head of the United Mine Workers after leading in unofficial AP tabulations with 33,594 votes to Lee Roy Patterson's 29,58? and Harry Patrick's 22,400. Patrick conceded with doubts Miller can unite the union, while Patterson did not concede, and turnout was about 46 percent across 25 states and Canada.
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Ohio miners vote in UMW election for change in leadership
Early returns from Ohio and northern West Virginia show UMW District 6 members backing Harry Patrick over incumbent Arnold Miller in a bid for new leadership. Local results from Meigs Mines and Crown City Mine trend Patrick ahead, Patterson third, with 289 of 484 ballots in favor of Patrick in one Bellaire tally.
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Bellaire
Edward McLeod
Sex Has Won The Revolution
The sexual revolution in the United States is examined as it reshapes attitudes toward sex education and gay rights. An interview with Lillian, ex president of the American School Health Association, explores teens examining values alongside sex education.
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Anita Bryant
In Line for Sergeant Ron Mount in Athens Police
29 year old former police dispatcher Ron Mount is in line to become the next sergeant in the Athens Police Department. The decision is noted on Page 3.
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Athens Police Department
Continued funding urged for ARC child programs in Athens
Representatives from child development and health care programs funded by the Appalachian Regional Commission urged continued support during a public hearing in Athens on Tuesday night. The programs are scheduled to expire soon.
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Athens
Women Join Plains Volunteer Fire Department as Pioneers
When manpower dwindled at the Plains Volunteer Fire Department, three women joined the Athens County unit becoming the first full fledged women firefighters, according to Chief Clyde Baker.
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Clyde Baker
Athens County
Ground Breaking for Senior Center Serves Hocking County
Ground breaking occurred Tuesday for a Senior Citizen Center planned to serve Hocking County. Weather notes mention patchy fog, lows in the low 60s, and Thursday with partly cloudy hazy skies and a warm trend with a 20 percent rain chance.
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Child Guidance Circle supports KEYS camp effort
The Child Guidance Circle of CCL donated 26 to The Messenger KEYS summer camp. Treasurer Joan Click cited the motto A child well guided today and the aim to help Athens County underprivileged kids chosen by the Welfare Department spend a week at Camp Swaneky with supervised play and personal attention. Edward A. Cottingham of Nelsonville also contributed 26.
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Athens County
County Welfare Department
Camp Swaneky
Edward A. Cottingham
Nelsonville
Local Donations Drive Promises Aid Through KEYS Athens
Contributions totaling 17 dollars from individuals in Athens and Glouster to KEYS Athens Messenger fund a program described as unlocking a kid's world. Donations listed include 2 from Bert Kozma Athens 10 anonymously Glouster 5 Athens with mailing address Route 33N Johnson Road Athens 45701.
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Johnson Road
Ohio approves energy bill with private sector safeguards
Ohio legislators pass a major energy conservation bill 59 to 35 after adding limits on private use. The Senate backs a tax information measure for evaders with data limited to names addresses and Social Security numbers. The House and Senate send the measures for further action as debates touch on election day registration and gas lamp restrictions.
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Oil Tax Plan Advances as House Panel Edges Toward Allocation
The Ways and Means Committee approved higher oil taxes aimed at cutting consumption and avoiding windfall profits. They plan to decide how to spend the multi billion dollar revenue with the President seeking refunds to consumers and various tax allocations.
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Oil tax plan advances with phased price boosts eyed
Powell notes Carter aims to raise U S controlled oil prices in three steps starting next year. The proposal would shift prices from 5 25 to 11 28 per barrel toward world levels around 13 50. Administration expects up to 200 000 barrels a day saved in 1980 and peak revenue of 14 billion dollars. A separate subsidy plan by Rep Waggoner to aid producers failed 21 16 on Tuesday.
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Eastern Airlines to reserve majority seats for nonsmokers
Eastern Airlines will hold 65 percent of seats for nonsmokers and pay a 10000 dollar fine for denying nonsmoking seating. The move follows an agreement with antismoking groups and seeks CAB board approval, with implications for TWA and United Airlines.
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