Key 73 religious movement promotes unity among Athens Christians
The Messenger reports Athens plans for the national Key 73 evangelical drive to stress common worship of one God and reduce denominational differences. Phase I starts March 6 with devotional breakfasts at Baker Center. Phase II Distribution of Luke and Acts by lay volunteers. Phases III and IV advance to small groups and a November celebration. Local leaders include Rev. James Stewart and committee chairs Herschel McNabb and David Lacy.
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James Stewart
First Church of the Nazarene
Paul Boase
Baker Center
Herschel McNabb
David Lacy
Athens First United Methodist Church
Don Saum
Richland Avenue United Methodist Church
David Holdren
Kenney Memorial Wesleyan Church
Stewart
James Grooms
First Christian Church
Clyde Pinnell
First United Methodist Church
Earl Nichols
First Church of God
Lorin Krider
First Presbyterian Church
Student-Police Relations Discussed At Explorer Post Meeting
At Athens Municipal Building the Explorer Post 70 meeting featured Ohio University officials John Burns and William Kane discussing student police relations, drug issues, and police training. Kane cited rising student rights awareness and the need for educated officers. Burns warned about felony charges for student drug offenses and parental contact concerns. 1973 charter presented to Richard Brooks by Hock-Hocking district executive Phil Kahler.
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Ohio University
William Kane
Kane
Ohio
Burns
Security Department
Phil Kahler
Hock-Hocking
Richard Brooks
Weather summary for yesterday and today
Reported yesterday high 58 low 35 today 60. Relative humidity 42 percent yesterday 4 pm and 80 percent today 9 am. No precipitation yesterday. This month 3.74 inches, this year 4.83 inches, deficit 1.38 inches. Sun sets 6 22 pm today rises 7 00 am tomorrow. Barometric pressure 30.28 inches at 9 am. Data from Ohio University geography department and U S Observer C L Colmer.
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Hocking River
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C. L. Colmer
O Bleness Hospital Visiting Hours And Discharges
Visiting hours at O Bleness Memorial Hospital are 11 a.m. to 8 30 p.m. with maternity limits and two visitors per patient in maternity. no one under 16 in pediatrics or maternity. The pasted list records several new births and a long discharge roster including Mr and Mrs Coleman and others, and ends with a long discharge list of patients.
OVHSF Move Approved and Board Grants Variances
Athens Zoning Appeals Board approved Ohio Valley Health Services Foundation Inc. to relocate to W Union Street with a new hard surfaced parking lot after one year. The board also granted a variance for Dr Raymond Cuckler to open a dentist office at 52 Lorene Ave with four off street parking spaces. A monthly board meeting of Athens County Programs for the Retarded will be held Monday at Beacon School.
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Athens’ Zoning Appeals Board
Athens National Bank
Court and
Washington Street
Blue Line Drive
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Zoning Appeals Board
Raymond Cuckler
Lorene Ave
Board of Directors of
Athens County Programs
Beacon School
Astronomy Professor Visits OU Colloquium
Dr. Peter Pesch of Case Western Reserve University spoke at Ohio University in R. L. Morton Hall on a winter quarter colloquium. The talk was sponsored by OU physics and the American Astronomical Society visiting professor program.
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Case Western Reserve University
Cleveland
Ohio University
R. L. Morton Hall
Pesch
American Astronomical Society
Woman Applies To Be Fireman In Athens
The Athens Fire Department accepted its first female job application from Suranne Daft, 23, who could become a fireman after vacancies arise and she passes the department’s written exam. Chief Harland Harris noted no gender restrictions but said delays may occur.
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Harland Harris
Suranne Daft
Central Ave
Miss Daft
Athens High School
University School of Fashion
Columbus
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Daft
Youth Admits Stealing Organ From Church
A 19 year old Springfield youth Anthony S Lorton pleaded guilty in Athens County Municipal Court to stealing an antique church organ from Hanning Church Shade in Lodi Township. Deputies said he broke in carted the organ away in a rented truck and later returned it after apprehension. He was fined 100 dollars and costs and sentenced to four weekends in Athens County Jail.
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Anthony S. Lorton
Athens County
Shade
Athens County Sheriff's
Lorton
Hanning
Pleasant Hill Ridge
Lodi Township
Athens
Paul Brown
Franklin Sheeter
Ambulances Arrive in Southeast Ohio for Seven County District
The Southeast Ohio Emergency Medical Service receives the first four of 18 ambulances Monday as state officials inspect the units in Athens. Dr. John Cashman and Dr. David Sweet will attend a press conference and a public reception, while Gov. Gilligan launches the Appalachia Newborn Health Care Project in Columbus.
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Cashman and Sweet
Athens
John Gilligan
Appalachia
Childrens Hospital
Columbus
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