Athletes and NHS members chosen as Athens High seniors speakers
Athens High School selects Norman Clearfield Dave Sager and Mark Swart for the graduation speakers at the June 15 ceremony. The trio, all National Honor Society members, represent a broader view beyond academics in choosing student leaders.
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Athens High School
Norman Clearfield
Dave Sager
Mark Swart
Athens
Clayton Smith
Clearfield
Abraham Clearfield
Graham Dr
Sager
Bulldog
N. May Ave
Kathryn Sager
Swart
Athens High Students Fall to Paden City in WTAP Match
Athens High School four player squad led by Emily Murphree Norman Clearfield David Sargent and Roland Breitenberger lost to Paden City High School 100 to 95 on WTAP Honors program. The defeat left Athens with a $25 consolation prize for school scholarship funds as Paden City advances to face Marietta High School in the final.
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Athens
Paden City
W. Va
Emily Murphree
Norman Clearfield
David Sargent
Roland Breitenberger
O'Bleness Memorial Hospital Admits and Births
O'Bleness Memorial Hospital notes list new babies and admissions. Names include Emmett Conway and Jesse Uribe as new fathers with sons, plus multiple patients from Athens McArthur Nelsonville Canton Jackson and others. A baby girl is noted to Allbaugh and additional newborns involve McCoy Carder Sharpe and others.
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Florence Reno
Gary Kantner
Eldon Bailey
Ronald Stephenson
Margaret Sedwick
Edna Brooks
James Hoffman
Allbaugh
Kenneth McCoy
James Carder
Charles Sharpe
William Jackson
Mae West named Woman of the Century by UCLA students
Mae West, renowned film icon, receives UCLA Student Council’s Woman of the Century award. The 77 year old accepted the gold winged statue before about 1,700 cheering students at a campus auditorium in Hollywood.
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Hollywood
Mae West
Ucla Student Council
AHS J Prom Dance Held At 72nd Street Park
Athens High School hosts its J Prom at 72nd Street Park with new king Mike Wilkinson and queen Margy Baird. More than 200 students attend as they dance to a mix of rock rhythms and popular tunes into the evening.
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Wilkinson
Miss Baird
Baird
Dana Lacy
Jan Antoinette
Pam Lenigar
Bill Morgan
Howard Gordon
Three Injured and Two Cited in Ohio Weekend Crashes
Ohio Highway Patrol reports three persons cited and five injured in five weekend accidents. Incidents include a backing collision on Main Street Carbonhill, a Route 33 mishap near a rest area injuring four, a train crossing incident near Route 144, and two more crashes on County Roads 1 and 1A.
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Athens Post
State Highway Patrol
Leo M. Martin
Haydenville
Carbonhill
Martin
Main Street
Charles C. Clark
Nelsonville
Hocking County
Norman L. Denny
New Lexington
Debra Strugar
Linda Marie Arnold
Sheila Kay Linscott
Athens
Baltimore and Ohio
Township Road 189
Route 144
Carl Dailey
Myers St
Dailey
OU Awarded HEW Grant for Lab and Instructional Equipment
Washington Ohio University received a $27,528 HEW grant to buy undergraduate lab and instructional materials. Rep Clarence E. Miller announced the funding.
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Washington — Ohio University
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
10Th District
Clarence E. Miller
Weather forecast and regional temperatures across the United States
The national forecast calls for rain in the northeast and Great Plains showers with cooler weather in the upper midwest and New England and warmer conditions in the southern Mississippi Valley. Yesterday’s high 81, low 52. today’s 9 am temp 79.1. Precipitation yesterday 0.31 inches. month total 3.90 with normal 4.02. year total 12.44 with 2.95 below normal. Sun sets 8:37 pm. rises 6:14 am. River readings from L Colmer US Observer.
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Great Plains
Upper Midwest
New England
Mississippi River Valley
OU Faculty Appointed to Dean Search Committee
Dr Daniel On Committee Dr Daniel On Committee Dr Robert Daniel professor of history is named on a faculty panel to find a new dean for Ohio University College of Arts and Sciences. The Sunday Messenger notes 12 faculty members plus two students on the committee announced by OU Vice President Taylor Culbert. Athens Cemetery Association plans 7 p m May 26 meeting at West Union Street Cemetery chapel to elect officers and conduct annual business.
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Robert Daniel
Ohio University College of Arts and Sciences
George Klare
Taylor Culbert
Athens Cemetery Association
West Union Street
Athens Fire Department Responds To Two Calls In 16 Minutes
Within a 16 minute period on Sunday the Athens Fire Department sent two emergency squads to Mohler Lane for Howard Arons 21 and to Gateway Motor Lodge for Patricia Shaulis 18 both ill. Shaulis was transported to O Bleness Memorial Hospital. Earlier Saturday firefighters investigated a smoking electric panel at 35 Currier Street Lowell Wooter residence with no damage.
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Athens
Mohler Lane
Howard Arons
Mound St
Chauncey
Gateway Motor Lodge
Albany Road
Patricia Shaulis
Canton
Bat Ecology Lectures Close Kennedy Series at Ohio U
Ohio University hosts two Kennedy Lectures to end the 1970 71 season. Wayne Davis of Kentucky on population pollution and survival speaks at 8 p.m. in Memorial Auditorium. Paul Ricoeur, ex Paris Nanterre administrator and liberal educational thinker, speaks at 8 15 p.m. in the Mathematics Building auditorium on The Future of the University. The 14th lecture of the year features questions, and the Kennedy Lecture Committee chaired by Dr William Harlan plans next year nominations.
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Ohio University
Kennedy
Wayne Davis
Paul Ricoeur
Davis
Memorial Auditorium
University of Kentucky
Paul Ehrlich
Nanterre
University of Paris
Mathematics
Ricoeur
United States
Canada
William Harlan
Harlan
Harry Chovnick
Charles Randall
Dean John Wilhelm
Rodney Sampson
Edward Erner
Clyde Thompson
Tom O’keefe
Paul Boase
Janet Zyskowski
Max Sharp
David Weiner
Nancy Garland
Robert Henrich
Gary Armstrong
Frisch's Reports Growth in 36 Weeks Ended Feb 7 1971
Frisch's Restaurants Inc. reports 36 weeks ended February 7 1971 sales of 22.057 million up from 20.822 million the prior year. Net earnings reach 914 thousand vs 865 thousand, with earnings per share at 1.43 vs 1.35 after a 5 percent stock dividend. The firm opened new Big Boy locations in Clarksville and Jeffersonville Indiana during March and April.
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Frisch’s Restaurants Inc
Clarksville
Jeffersonville
Ind
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Pete Lalich
Marietta High School
O’bleness Memorial Hospital
Emmett Conway
McArthur
Jesse Uribe
Albany
Florence Collins
Jess Williams
Basil Minerd
Arthur Rowland
Hazel Rogers
Vaughn Sauters
Sherman Hopkins
William Sullins
Larry Shaukis
Edward Strausbaugh
Jackson
James R. Bartholow
Ohio Highway Patrol
Harry John Dill
Girard
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Merle W. Stump Jr
Logan
Stump
Ohio University Department of Geography
L Colmer
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Bluegate Candie Co
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Paul T. Theisen
Broughton Foods Co
Theisen
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Marietta
University of Cincinnati
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Bat Ecological Authority
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