Nixon announces Tricia Nixon Cox White House wedding June 5
President Nixon reveals his daughter Tricia will wed Harvard law student Edward F. Cox in a White House ceremony on June 5. The engagement is announced at a party celebrating St Patrick’s Day and the First Lady’s birthday. Cox is 25, his family long connected to New York and Long Island.
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Washington
Nixon
Tricia
Harvard Law
Edward F. Cox
White House
Executive Mansion
Howard Cox
New York City
Long Island
Cox
Robert
Strip Mine Ban Covers Coal Rich And Poor Counties In West Virginia
West Virginia figures show 11 of 22 counties in a two year strip mining moratorium have no recoverable coal. The list includes Berkeley Hampshire Hardy Jackson Jefferson Pendleton Pleasants Ritchie and Wood. Counties with recoverable coal include Calhoun Doddridge Lincoln Marshall Mason Ohio Pocahontas Roane Tyler Wetzel and Wirt with varying tonnage.
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Charleston
W. Va
West Virginia Department of Mines
State Mines Department
Berkeley
Hampshire
Hardy
Jackson
Jefferson
Pendleton
Pleasants
Ritchie and
Wood
Calhoun
Doddridge
Lincoln
Marshall
Mason
Ohio
Pocahontas
Roane
Tyler
Wetzel
Wirt
Athens Band Plans Wash Work Week
The Athens High School Band sponsors a car wash from 9 a.m. to dusk Saturday at Bob's Marathon Service Station to fund a band camp in August. Proceeds are to aid the trip and members also launch Work Week from March 22 to 27 with job calls between 8 a.m. and 9 p.m. at listed numbers.
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Athens High School
E. State
Carpenter
Local woman named to OU dean’s list for fall quarter
Mrs. Helen M. Snediker of 181 W State St Athens earns dean’s list honors in Ohio University College of Arts and Sciences fall quarter. She is a sociology anthropology major senior and OU Honors College admittee. She is mother of five and wife of mayoral candidate John Snediker in Athens Democratic primary.
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Mrs. Snediker
Helen M. Snediker
W. State St
Athens
Ohio University College of Arts and Sciences
Forgery Charges Filed Against Two Athens County Residents
Nelsonville man Roy Wayne Johnson was bound over to the grand jury on forgery charges after allegedly writing a $30 check on a closed account. Bond remained at $1,000. Linda Dillard faced similar charges for a $4 check to the A&P on a closed account, with her case continued and she released on own recognizance.
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Nelsonville
Athens County
Roy Wayne Johnson
Richard Mathews
Mathews Goodyear
Johnson
Linda Dillard
Howard Hall
Blaine Riggs
The
A&p
Riggs
Civil Rights Speaker Set At Hospital
J. Jeffries Moon of the Ohio Civil Rights Commission will address the Ohio Hospital Association Central District Personnel Section meeting at 1 p.m. in O'Bleness Memorial Hospital Athens. Moon will answer audience questions with Beverly Schumacher as hostess. next week Athens Cleanup Week will remove winter decorations at W Union Street Cemetery.
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J. Jeffries Moon
Ohio Civil Rights Commission
Ohio Hospital Association
Central District
William Montgomery
Athens
O’bleness Memorial Hospital
Moon
Beverly Schumacher
O’bleness
Athens’ W. Union Street Cemetery
D. A. Ogg
Grand Jury Seeks 15 in Cosmopolitan Bank Losses
A federal grand jury in Chicago subpoenas 15 people including a discount chain executive and a former bank vice president to testify in a probe of a $6.8 million shortfall at Cosmopolitan National Bank. FBI questions have occurred. no charges yet. The loss ties to a 24 year old clerk and a bank customer who cashed checks without sufficient funds. FDIC insures accounts up to $20,000.
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Federal Grand Jury
Chicago
Cosmopolitan National Bank
U.S. Atty
William J. Bauer
FBI
Donald D. Magers
Magers
Cosmpolitan
Tueday
Federal Deposit Insurance Corp
FDIC
U.S
University Student In Court Over Bond Forfeit Case
An Ohio University student, Robert Martin of Howard Hall, faced Athens County Municipal Court on a plea for intoxication and obstructing an officer after bond was forfeited. Incorrect affidavits misnamed him Robert Marlin, delaying arraignment. case continued to Friday to confirm identity or dismissal. Judge Franklin Sheeter kept the bond at 101 dollars.
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Ohio University
Athens County
Alan Goldsberry
Robert Martin
Howard Hall
College Green
Goldsberry
Robert Marlin
Marlin
Martin
Franklin Sheeter
Social Science Education Text by Ploghett and Shuster
Dr Milton E Ploghett and Dr Albert Shuster educators are authors of a new college textbook Social Science Education in the Elementary School announced by Charles E Merrill Publishing Co Shuster chairs Elementary Education and Ploghett advises pedagogy faculties at Saigon Hue and Can Tho universities in South Vietnam.
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Milton E. Ploghett
Albert Shuster
Charles E. Merrill Publishing Co
Shuster
Ploghoft
Saigon
Hue
Can Tho
South Vietnam
Local Births and Discharges Listed for Area Homes
A list records new arrivals and admissions including a daughter for Mr. and Mrs. Bing of Glouster Route 3 and a daughter for Mr. and Mrs. Halley of Athens, plus several other births. Dismissals name Ruby Frye, Kelly Kole and multiple others from Athens area households and nearby towns.
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Larry Bing
Glouster
Kenneth Halley
Athens
Amos Wallbrown
Millfield
Ruby Frye
Kelly Kole
Granville Lyons
Willard Cumbo
Robert Grinstead
Harry McFarland
Harold Molineu
Alan Goldsberry
Daniel Weigandt
Jock Earich
Charles Harper
Homer Pierpoint
Dennis Childress
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W. State
Jaynes Furniture Aero
AERO
Jaynes Fine Furniture
East State Street
Cosmopolitan
OU Press
Bob
Marathon Station
E.state & Carpenter Sts
Athens, Ohio
Ebelk
C.P
North Court Street
Sport Coats
Daniel Myers
Molly Brannon
Rita Sininger
Maxine Mixon
Guy Garber
Richard Swartz
Gregory Rutter
Chauncey
John Weber
Wellston
Floyd Householder
Jacksonville
Ted Easler
Rye
N.Y
Minnie Willis
John Johnston
Albany
James Morgan
New Marshfield
Julie Stump
Anna Nicholson
Shade
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