Van Dyke Barrett Victory Totals Reed in City Races
In a tight city election voters chose Van Dyke and Barrett in key precincts with Shepard limited to several wards. Ward by ward results show Van Dyke leading in Ward 1 and 4 while Shepard carried Ward 4 and other areas. Council races feature Stimmel Lands and Crewson unopposed in several slots with GOP incumbents and Democratic challengers planned for fall ballots.
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Cline
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Barrett Sees Uphill Battle for November Victory
Barrett reflected on potential November opponents, expecting a recount and an uphill race. He celebrated with family, checked precinct results, and plans a quiet home evening at 13 Canterbury Dr. He notes two party dynamics in Athens and aims to win over Republican voters. The piece also reports Harold B. Scott predicting modest Latin American export growth after 1969–70 rise to 6.4 billion dollars.
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Lynn
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Board of Elections Office
Canterbury Dr
Florida
Thailand
Tom
Jan Cady
New York
U.S
Latin America
Harold B. Scott
Bureau of International Commerce
U.S. Department of Commerce
Variable Cloudiness With Mild Temperatures Through Thursday
Local forecast calls for variable clouds and mild conditions through Thursday with a chance of showers. Thursday and Friday highs in the mid 60s to low 70s, lows tonight in the low to mid 50s. National outlook shows showers Wednesday from Idaho to New York and Louisiana to Michigan, otherwise mostly sunny.
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New York
Louisiana
Michigan
Voters Renew Levy in kFH School District
Federal Hacking voters approved a 3.6 mill levy renewal with 521 to 338 in a single-issue election. Six of twelve precincts backed the renewal while Canaan North Hockingport and Troy rejected it. 859 ballots were cast. Twig Six of Mount St. Mary Hospital Guild scheduled a meeting for Thursday at 7 30 p.m. at Mrs. Phyllis Maurer’s Pinegrove Drive home.
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Canaan North Hockingport
Troy
Nelsonville
Twig
Mount St. Mary Hospital
Phyllis Maurer
Pinegrove Drive
Carnival Set Friday At Albany School
The Albany School hosts its annual carnival on Friday May 7 with dinner at 6 p.m. and carnival games opening at 7. Planned booths include fish pond witches den fortune telling bingo and the sale of cakes cookies and candy.
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Albany
Mayor Faces Uncertain Path After Narrow Loss
Dwight Robinson tells the mayor he lost on Central Avenue while Van Dyke praises campaign effort and signals a possible return to private business. Supporters, including John Stinson, gauge next moves as the mood at Buckeye Cafeteria stays subdued after the defeat.
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Central Avenue
Dwight Robinson
West Side
van Dyke
Buckeye
John Stinson
Restaurant Construction Approved on Former Sara Cain Property
Cheshire Village Council approved Laughlin Vending and Music Co. plans to build a 24 by 55 foot restaurant on the site of Mrs. Cain’s former home. The project includes a lease purchase with Mrs. Cain and will replace the fire-destroyed nine room frame house. The eatery will offer regular and quick service meals.
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Cheshire
Sara Cain
Laughlin Vending and Music Co
Athens
Cheshire Village Council
Laughlin
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