Bulldogs Fall as Gallipolis Tops Athens 10 8 in Makeup Game
In Gallipolis the Athens Bulldogs lost 10 8 to Gallipolis in a Southeastern Ohio Athletic League makeup clash. Brent Johnson earned the win for Gallipolis while Kevin Goldsberry took the loss for Athens. Athens finishes the season with a game at Waverly as Meigs loss ends a seven game Marauders win streak.
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Gallipolis
Athens Bulldogs
Bulldogs
Southeastern Ohio Athletic League
Athens
Blue Devils
Gary Swain
Brent Johnson
Kevin Goldsberry
John Schanzenbach
Gary Bentley
Waverly
Meigs
Marauders
Ironton
Crenson Pratt
Tim Ebersbach
Mike Wayland
Eddie Lawless
Mike Brown
Rick Howard
Dean Royal
Bobby Williams
Triplett
Alexander Spartan Club Banquet for Baseball Softball Track
ALBANY The Spartan Club of Alexander High School will host a potluck banquet Wednesday at 6 30 p m in the school for baseball softball and track teams and their families. Attendees should bring two covered dishes and their own table settings. The club will provide ham rolls milk and coffee.
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Albany
Alexander High School
Bowling League Plans Organizational Meeting at Rollerbowl
The Men's Summer Trip League will hold an organizational meeting Wednesday at 8 p.m. at the Rollerbowl. A possible start of the summer season is discussed. For details contact Tom Metters at 593-3646 or 592-6612.
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Tom Metters
Trimble Banquet to Honor All Sports at Jacksonville High
Trimble Local Schools hold their annual all sports awards banquet tonight at 6 30 p m in the Jacksonville High School gym. It is a public pot luck event and attendees are asked to bring a covered dish.
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Jacksonville
Trimble
New Officers Named by Bulldog Booster Club
New officers for the coming year are Otis White president Gordon Schanzenbach vice president Lois Courant secretary and Mack Ellis treasurer. Outgoing officers were Larry Halter president Marty May vice president and Anne Chonko treasurer. Softball tourney set for Ravenswood details and contacts follow. The Athens Soccer Club remains unbeaten 5 0 over Columbus North End with Whealey scoring three goals and Kassicieh assisting.
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Fruth Pharmacy
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W. Va
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Ed Baer
Don Swisher
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Thomas W. Wilkinson
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Ohio University at Cleveland State baseball clash tops sports card
Today’s schedule features baseball doubleheader Ohio University versus Cleveland State at 2 p.m. plus four more games across Athens Waverly Southern Alexander Meigs and Gore pm ome. Softball slate includes Wellston Gallipolis Warren Alexander Vinton County and Gore pm matches with district actions at Bolmer Field Chillicothe.
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Vinton County
Carter Promises Battle Against Unemployment
President Carter addressed the United Auto Workers convention vowing action on unemployment and energy efficient cars. He outlined six goals including balancing the federal budget and open government while defending his tax and rebate plan to encourage efficient autos. He warned against inflation and pledged measures if recovery falters.
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Los Angeles
Carter
United Auto Workers Union
AFL-CIO debates 14B repeal amid labor reform dispute
The AFL-CIO weighs dropping efforts to repeal Taft-Hartley Section 14B amid internal divisions. Meany aides report a split over including repeal in labor reforms and whether to pursue broader changes like NLRB efficiency and anti-contracts provisions. A final decision hinges on Senate votes and public support trends.
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Afl-Cio
George Meany
Meany
West
White House
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Democratic Congress
National Labor Relations Board
Cos
Gallup
Executive Council
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Senate
Laetrile Gamble Paid Big Return
In Columbus Ohio Carol Pychewicz aged 27 faced recurrent illness before doctors found a chest tumor. After chemotherapy caused hair loss mouth sores and weakness she switched to laetrile treatment last September and by December x rays showed improvement. Rep Patrick J Sweeney then introduced legislation to legalize the drug hoping others will believe.
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Columbus, Ohio
Carol Pychewicz
Patrick J. Sweeney
D-G Cleveland
Sweeney
General Assembly
Judge Rejects Suit Over DES Drug Companies Liability
A Wayne County judge ruled 144 women cannot hold 16 drug companies jointly liable for cancer or deformities linked to their mothers' DES use. The decision said the class action cannot proceed as a single conspiracy suit. The plaintiffs alleged the firms knew DES was unsafe after 1960s research tied it to abnormalities in daughters.
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Wayne County
Thomas Roumell Lawrence On
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