Climax Near For Election
Tense vote tallying followed a May 2 primary in Cuyahoga County with hours rolled back to midnight to fix booth mixups. Some polls opened late or not at all due to misplaced machines and missing keys. Judge Battisti ruled the federal court has no jurisdiction. McGovern supporters may pursue in common pleas court. Howard Metzenbaum spoke for plaintiffs.
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Cuyahoga County
U.S. District Court
Frank Battisti
District Court
McGovern
Howard Metzenbaum
Cleveland
Battisti
Hall of Fame Nominations Sought for Ohio Conserva tion Figures
Ohio Natural Resources Director William B. Nye announced nominations for the Ohio Conservation Hall of Fame and the Ohio Conservation Achievement Awards for 1972. Deadlines July 1 for nominations, with awards presented October 28 at Burr Oak State Park Lodge Morgan County.
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Ohio Conservation Hall of Fame
Natural
William B. Nye
Burr Oak State Park Lodge
Morgan County
Nye
Natural Resources
Conservation Hall of Fame
Ohio
Public Information Office
Ohio Department of Natural Resources
S. Front St
Columbus
Nelsonville Blood Drive Seeks 125 Pints May 15
Red Cross blood mobile visits Nelsonville May 15 at the First Christian Church Fort Street. Appointments urged with a 125 pint goal. walk ins welcome. Call Mrs. Carol Kline or Mrs. Myrtle Tedrow for slots. Canteen chair Miss Treva Shaw. First Nelsonville visit since May 1971.
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Nelsonville
American Red Cross
Bruce Roger
Roger
Carol Kline
Myrtle Tedrow
First Christian Church
Fort Street
Treva Shaw
Fellowship Meeting Set
The Full Gospel Businessmen's Fellowship will hold a Saturday 8:30 a.m. meeting at the Salvation Army on W Union Street. Topics include the Ministry of the Holy Spirit with open attendance for students and area residents. Frances McWhorter is the local organizer. coffee and doughnuts will be served.
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Full Gospel Businessmen’s Fellowship, Inc
Salvation Army
W. Union Street
Yeats to speak at Northern Ohio Geological Society event
Ohio University geology professor Dr. Robert S. Yeats will be the dinner speaker at the Northern Ohio Geological Society spring meeting in Cleveland. He will discuss his work on the Glomar Challenger drilling ship in the Red Sea and plans for future drilling in the Gulf of California and Antarctic moves.
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Robert S. Yeats
Ohio University
Northern Ohio Geological Society
Cleveland
Red Sea
Yeats
Panama Canal Zone
Hawaii
Gulf of California
Antarctic Ocean
Garden Club Meeting In Reedsville
The Riverview Garden Club met at Mrs. Walter Brown's home with co host Mrs. Donald Myers. Devotions were given by Mrs. R. E. Williams and a committee led by Mrs. Gene Wilson Mrs. Brown and Mrs. Lyle Balderson will speak to new lockmaster Robert Beegle about a club project.
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Reedsville
Riverview Garden Club
Walter Brown
Donald Myers
R. E. Williams
Gene Wilson
Brown
Lyle Balderson
Robert Beegle
Claremont Harris
Putman
Wooster Festival Planned by Wooster Women's League
The Wooster Women's League will host its third annual spring festival of arts and crafts May 1921 from noon to 6 p.m. at the Ohio Agricultural Research and Development Center auditorium to benefit scholarships for a licensed practical nurse and support the Wayne County Children's Home Ida Sue School and Trinity United Church of Christ teen center. More than 25 exhibitors will feature hand crafted items and demonstrations including tinware, dolls, quilts, leather goods, and arts books. The Kilico Kitchen will offer baked goods and preserves while the Wooster Civic Club serves meals and snacks. Admission is 1 dollar for adults and 50 cents for children.
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Wooster
Wooster Women’s League
Ohio Agricultural Research and Development Center
Wayne County Children’s Home
Ida Sue
Trinity United Church of Christ
Wayne County
League
Kilico
Art Sale Planned By OU At Baker Center
Ohio University will host an exhibition and sale of original graphic art from contemporary and old master artists at Baker Center Saturday 1 to 5 p.m. Arranged by Ferdinand Roten Galleries the show features over 1000 etchings lithographs and woodcuts by Picasso Chagall Miro Dali Goya Renoir Kollwitz and other printmakers. Prices start at $5 with most works under $100 and Roten Galleries a Baltimore based firm established 1932 will be represented to discuss printmaking.
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Ohio University
Baker Center
Ferdinand Roten
Picasso
Chagall
Miro
Dali
Goya
Renoir
Kollwitz
Roten Galleries
Baltimore
Births and admissions feature from Athens area
A couple in Athens welcomed a daughter. The admissions list includes Richard Green Gary Charles Mrs. Mary Langston and others from Athens and nearby towns. Several names were dismissed including Matthew Vulgamore Harry Hoffee and Russell Sewell. Michigan set a national single game attendance record in 1971 with 104 016 fans for a 11s game against Ohio State.
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Stanley Barnhart
Athens
Richard Green
Gary Charles
Mary Langston
Richard Feldman
Jane Kelley
Ray Nice
Stewart
William Lawson
Guysville
Frank Price
Glouster
Dale Morris
Nelsonville
Sam Eblan
Gerald Serrell
Chauncey
Paul Powell
Amesville
Matthew Vulgamore
Harry Hoffee
Russell Sewell
Clara Belle Burns
Annie Kolenich
Cindy Richards
Martin Chiki
Wilbur Antle
MSU
Michigan
Ohio State
Ricoeur to Receive Ohio University Honorary Degree
French philosopher Paul Ricoeur to be awarded an honorary doctor of humane letters at Ohio University in Athens. Ceremony follows a dinner hosted by OU President Claude Sowle with two philosophy faculty members presenting the degree. Ricoeur visits mark his third trip to OU, after 1970 guest lecture and 1971 Kennedy Lecturer engagements. He is recognized for his work in philosophy and education and for fostering Franco American academic understanding.
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Paul Ricoeur
Ohio University
Claude R. Sowle
Ricoeur
OU Philosophy
J. David Stewart
James L. Perotti
Athens
France
United States
Nanterre
University of Paris
University of Strasbourg
Sorbonne
University of Montreal
Laval University
Yale University
University of Chicago
Athens Students Are Winners on TV Quiz Show
Four Athens High School students coached by Helen Porter defeated Fron tier High School on WTAP TV channel 9 in Parkersburg. The team Emily Murphree Roy Wood Caroline Breitenberger and John Abel earned $50 for the scholarship fund and advance to the May 23 semi finals after their March 27 victory over Belpre.
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Athens High School
Frontier High School
Wtaptv
Channel 9
Parkersburg
AHS
Helen Porter
Emily Murphree
Roy Wood
Caroline Breitenberger
John Abel
Belpre
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Earl A. Hooper
Earl F. Mathews, Inc
John J. Lavelle
Robert S. Mathews
Garden Club
O’bleness Memorial Hospital
Carpenters
Athens, Ohio
Kennedy
Madame Ricoeur
Hocking High School
Herbert Carson
Norma Boggs
Kathy Blake
Mikel Dufrenne
Karl Jaspers
Husserl
Freud
First National
Buxton
Marting’s
Luci
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