Real Estate Office To Open In Athens By Pat McCleary
Pat McCleary has passed the brokers test given by the Ohio Real Estate Commission and will open her own real estate office at 33 Cable Lane in Athens. She completed Session II of the Ohio State University Real Estate Institute earning the Graduate Realtors Institute designation. She lives with husband John and their three children at the same address.
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Pat McCleary
Ohio Real Estate Commission
Cable Lane
Athens
McCleary
Ohio State University Real Estate Institute
Realtors’ Institute
GRI
John
Car Loses Its Fight On Rails
Athens police report Bethel Coleman 61 of Albany drove across an unmarked crossing near Litton Industries Route 50E and failed to see B O Number 88. The train siren sounded and stopped 1980 feet later. Coleman was uninjured, but his car totaled and the fire department responded. Engineer Albert Knox 58 of Chillicothe reported the train incurred only minor paint scratches.
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Athens
Bethel Coleman
Albany
Litton Industries
Albert Knox
Chillicothe
Coleman
Fire Department
Sowle Shifts to Weekly Radio Forum on WOUB
Ohio University president Claude R. Sowle replaces bi weekly 8 30 a m forums with weekly Wednesday night radio telephone broadcasts on WOUB from 10 to 11 p m beginning April 7 listeners can call in with questions accredited press still meets Sowle Wednesday mornings at the library
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Ohio University
Claude R. Sowle
Alden
Woub Radio
Sowle
First human case of horse encephalitis in 14 years reported
The New England Journal of Medicine notes a 5 year old boy from Plymouth County Massachusetts contracted horse encephalitis in 1970, the first human case since 1956.
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Boston
Massachusetts
New England Journal of Medicine
Plymouth County
Collins Calls Budget Proposals Confusing in Ohio
Ohio State Sen. Oakley Collins criticizes Gov Gilligan's budget as confusing to legislators. He cites a large tax package with rate hikes on personal income and corporate taxes, plus removal of industry exemptions. He also co sponsors two bills on pharmacy law and insurance policy protections for insured individuals against sudden cancellations.
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Collins
Senate
Sens, Tennyson Guyer
Ralph Regula
Death ruled self-inflicted poisoning of numbers figure
The body of Albert Anthony DiStefano 50 of Steubenville was found in a car near Highlandtown Ohio. Coroner William Koloszi ruled death by self action from carbon monoxide as ignition was on and car had no gas. A note to his brother was found. DiStefano faced federal charges for conspiracy and trafficking in numbers. He ran the Jedo Club in Toronto Ohio and operated a Bridgeport area numbers operation.
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East Liverpool
Ohio
Albert Anthony DiStefano
Steubenville
Highlandtown
Here
Columbiana County
William Koloszi
DiStefano
Koloszi
Columbus
Bridgeport
Jedo Club
Toronto
Missing OU student returns after unexplained trip
Richard W. Thomas, a Ohio University junior, vanished after final exams and prompted an anxious missing persons alert from his father. He was sighted in McArthur at 7:40 p m by a passerby and explained his absence, ending the mystery of where he had gone.
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Perkins Hall
Ohio University
Richard W. Thomas
Cincinnati
Thomas
Athens
Assualt Bond Forfeited In Athens Court
Ohio University student Melvin Minwin Chen of South Green had his assault and battery bond forfeited in Athens County Municipal Court on Friday. He was charged with striking fellow student Elizabeth Behnke on North Court Street. OU officials said no campus action would be taken under House Bill 1219 since the incident occurred off campus.
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Athens County
Ohio University
Melvin Minwin Chen
South Green
Elizabeth Behnke
North Court Street
Athens
Bob Hope sticks to view despite criticism over war stance
Hollywood icon Bob Hope, 67, says dissidents will not deter him from entertaining U S troops overseas. He supports honoring Whitney Young Jr. with the 1971 Family of Man Award after NYC clergy opposed Hope for his Vietnam stance. Hope plans more troop appearances and refuses to surrender his views.
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Hollywood
Bob Hope
Hope
New York City Council of Churches
Whitney Young Jr
National Urban League
Council
Vietnam
New York Council May Change Family of Man Award Honors
The Council of Churches of the City of New York weighs altering its annual Family of Man Award selection after controversy over canceling plans to honor Bob Hope. The decision follows public debate about the Oscar winner’s involvement and the impact on the ceremony.
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New York
Council of Churches of the City of
Bob Hope
Lumber Shifts To New Sizes Across the Nation
The Western Wood Products Association reports all major mills will expire old stamps by April 1 as they shift to new dimension lumber sizes. New standards set seasoned boards at 1 1/4 inch or 3 4, 5 4, 7 4, 9 gy, and 11 1/2 inch widths.
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U.S. Department of Commerce
Western Wood Products Association
Portland
WWPA
Neal Pinson
Servicemen Promotions and Awards from Vietnam
Earl E. Bennett 21 of Vinton Route 2 was promoted to Army specialist four with the 52nd Aviation Co in Vietnam. He entered the Army last April and is a 1968 North Gallia High School graduate. Robert A. Cooper 20 of Glouster Route 3 earned the Bronze Star as a rifleman with Company B 4th Battalion 3rd Infantry 23rd Infantry Division 11th Brigade in Vietnam. Cooper is a 1968 Logan graduate and formerly worked for William Wallace Corp in Logan.
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Earl E. Bennett
Eulalah Bennett
Judy
Vinton
52Nd Aviation Co
Vietnam
Ft. Knox
Bennett
North Gallia High School
Army
Robert A. Cooper
Robert J. Cooper
Glouster
Grover New Chamber President for 1971 72 in Athens
Grover News of C Grover Sr retired Ohio University administrator will lead the Athens Chamber of Commerce for 1971 72. Fred Swearingen outgoing president announced at the board luncheon at the Sportsman. Officers named include Vice President David A Horr Secretary Ann Algeo Treasurer Robert Norris and new directors Horr Mollica Gall Shay Schultz. The chamber also named Lois Washburn to fill a board vacancy after Otis Simpson resigned and moved to Texas. The annual meeting is set for April 14 at Baker Center Ballroom with Gov. John J. Gilligan expected to speak.
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B. T. Grover Sr
Ohio University
Athens Chamber of Commerce
Chamber
Fred Swearingen
Sportsman
David A. Horr
Marting’s
Ann Algeo
Robert Norris
Athens National Bank
Swearingen
Lois Washburn
Washburn Travel Center
Otis Simpson
Litton Automated Business Systems
Texas
Baker Center
Albany Elementary Honor Roll list and dinner ticket sale
Albany Elementary School reports six week honor roll with eighth graders Sheila Hyatt Dennis Wingo Gina Chesser Betsy Mullins Judy Risley Connie Miller Jill Hayhutts and seventh grader Jon Shingler with all A s. Seventh graders Deb ie Gambill Billy Ross Tammy Escue Jeff Jones Linda Rickard Keith Hore Charles Brown Phil Hawl Vicki McKnight Christy Sprague earned A or B. Chamber dinner tickets at five dollars go to members until April 1 with public sale after. CBC group in Reedsville met at Denver Weber home. dues paid and projects discussed.
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Sheila Hyatt
Dennis Wingo
Gina Chesser
Betsy Mullins
Judy Risley
Connie Miller
Jill Hayhutts
Debbie Gambill
Billy Ross
Tammy Escue
Jeff Jones
Linda Rickard
Keith Hore
Charles Brown
Phil Hawl
Vicki McKnight
Christy Sprague
Reedsville
CBC
Denver Weber Home
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Collins’ Pharmacy
Sens. Guyer
Clara E. Weisenborn
Ohio Board of Pharmacy
Board of Pharmacy Authority
Board of Pharmacy
Arizona
Charles Cochran
McArthur
Richard
Grover News of
C President
Horr
Gerald A. Mollica
Walker, Mollica and
Gall
Frank J. Shay
Columbus and Southern Ohio Electric Co
Dale F. Schultz
Athens County Savings and Loan
Board
John J. Gilligan
Jon Shingler
Athet
Varsity
Aetha
Farah
Marting’s Varsity Shop
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