Newsweek Columnist Shana Alexander Wins Carr Van Anda Award
Shana Alexander Newsweek columnist received the Carr Van Anda Award for enduring contributions to journalism at Ohio University Athens during Communication Week 1973. Otis Chandler of the Los Angeles Times also won a Van Anda award while other honors were given to industry leaders and students.
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Charge Dismissed Against 3 Men in Athens County Court
Three men James Ingram Robert MacDonald and Gerald McTernan had disorderly conduct charges dismissed in Athens County Municipal Court Friday after an incident at Dolens Drive In. Other Friday cases included guilty pleas for intoxication fines for David Jacobs and Jack Clark and traffic and license penalties for David Wecker Michael Huscroft and Richard Funk and William Tweedy. The Eleanor Circle of Heath United Methodist Church held its annual family night for National Family Week with dinner arrangements set.
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Manpower Session Tonight for AMPB Training
A Friday dinner at The Ohio University Inn kicks off a statewide AMPB training weekend. William E. Gaines will address the new Ancillary Manpower Planning Board, which covers ten counties including Athens and Scioto and will control area manpower training funds.
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Cat Shot By Police Found Rabies Free In Ohio
An Athens cat shot by police after scratching a officer was found free of rabies by the Ohio Health Department. Acting Chief Ted Jones urged a small animal warden to prevent similar incidents as Mayor Barrett noted lack of applicants for the post. In Cheshire, Gavin Power Plant workers struck Friday halting all construction work as other crafts joined the picket lines.
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