Athens High graduates hear three seniors speak at 112th commencement
Athens High School awarded 227 diplomas as three seniors Mark Swart Norman Clearfield and David Sager addressed classmates on service to community nation and world Swart urged involvement for everyone Clearfield urged balanced progress and two year national service Sager urged solving global problems through cooperation and UN led peace efforts The Rev Paul A Johnson offered invocation and benediction as Deborah Michael and Teresa Dudis played flute duets Supt S T Henderson introduced speakers Band Director James Rees led processional and recessional
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Mark Swart
Norman Clearfield
David Sager
Athens High School
Swart
Elton Swart
VISTA
Peace Corps
Sager
Kathryn Sager
National Honor Society
United Nations
Paul A. Johnson
Deborah Michael
Teresa Dudis
Supt
S. T. Henderson
James Rees
Carriers Take Reward Trip to Cedar Point
Twenty messenger carriers from Athens Albany Glouster Nelsonville and The Plains join a 7 a.m. charter bus trip supervised by Glenn Huffman to Cedar Point for a sales contest reward. Participants include Sam Ellis Lucille Taylor Randy Yeats James Braley John Braley Greg Cochran Bill Pidcock Jeff Cooper Mark Miller Pat King Mike Fleming Frank Higgins Daren Inman David Pierce Dorsal Plant Jeff Clendenin Doug Pope Arnold Johnson Dale Spencer Tim Mowry and others. They will return to Athens by 9 30 p.m.
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Cedar Point
Lake Erie Amusement Center
Glenn Huffman
Sam Ellis
Lucille Taylor
Randy Yeats
James Braley
John Braley
Greg Cochran
Athens
Bill Pidcock
Jeff Cooper
Mark Miller
Albany
Pat King
Glouster
Mike Fleming
Trimble
Frank Higgins
Daren
Brown Accuses Gilligan After Boys State Talk
In Columbus Ohio AP Republican Lt Gov John Brown accuses Democratic Gov John Gilligan of injecting partisan politics into Buckeye Boys State during a speech at Ashland College He says Gilligan should choose his words more wisely before addressing Girls State Brown notes Gilligan criticized House Republicans for delaying a state tax appropriations package at Boys State event
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Columbus
Ohio
John Brown
John Gilligan
Ashland College
Brown
Gilligan
Ramseth to Leave Athens for Chicago Post
Athens businessman Charles Ramseth will move to Chicago next month to work for Follett Corporation, the parent company of Logan's Book Store. He has led Logan's since 1960, expanding it into a major corner lot on Court and Union Street. The new Chicago role is with Logan's and other Follett stores in a yet unnamed position.
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Logan’s
Chicago
Follett Corporation
Athens
Follett
Court
Union Street
Don Todd
Revival Fires
New Marshfield
Mayor Will Meet About New Bridge Project Financing
Athens Mayor Raymond Shepard will meet next Wednesday with Franklin Engineering’s Harry Zimmerman and Hocking Conservancy District’s Don Johnson to discuss Athens County and district funding for the Stimson Avenue Bridge. The city sponsors the project but will wait on full local cost contributions. Television sets in Britain are used an average of about four hours a day.
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Athens
Raymond Shepard
Stimson Avenue
Shepard
Harry Zimmerman
Franklin Engineering
Don Johnson
Hocking Conservancy District
Athens County
Conservancy District
Athens City
County
Britain
State and Private Colleges See Higher Costs For 1971 72
The Ohio College Association reports average costs for the 1971 72 academic year. State universities total about 1787 dollars and private colleges about 2704 dollars for tuition fees board and room. Out of state charges may rise if subsidies end. Community college tuition averages 507 dollars a year with many two year schools lacking dormitories.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ohio College Association
Association
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