Laser Beams Use Described By Bartter At Kiwanis
Kenneth Bartter of General Telephone Co describes laser beams as light amplified by stimulated emission. He explains examples from demonstrations to military uses, noting limits like obstruction by clouds and poor long distance transmission, and predicts space applications and medical potential. Bartter cites 10 years with GTE and degrees from Ohio State.
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Steve Garnaas
Kenneth Bartter
General Telephone Co
Ohio
Bartter
Athens
Earth
Moon
Outer Space
General Telephone
Ohio State University
Army Announces Enlistment Option for Korea Tour
Sgt. William Maxwell, local Army recruiter, announces a new Korean enlistment option. Applicants are guaranteed a 13 month tour in Korea in writing and may choose their remaining three year term between the continental United States, Alaska, Hawaii, Panama, or Europe if a vacancy exists for their grade and MOS.
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William Maxwell
Korea
United States
Alaska
Hawaii
Panama
Europe
Maxwell
Laws Could Erode Freedom Say Athens Attorney
Athens lawyer Joseph Yanity warned at the Rotary Club that some proposed laws threaten civil liberties. He cited wiretap proposals, an Ohio drunk driving arrest bill, and federal pretrial detention as steps toward eroding rights, urging court review and constitutional protections.
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United States
Joseph Yanity
Yanity
Athens
Athens Rotary Club
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Vanity
John Mitchell
Congress
Mitchell
U. S
Supreme Court
Past Grand Honors At Coolville IOOF Banquet
Fifty three members and guests attended the Fidelity Rebekah Lodge past noble grands banquet at the Coolville IOOF Hall. Twenty past noble grands were honored by current noble grand Lucia Linton. Sophia Summerfield received a special honor as noble grand of the past year and a gift. Prizes were awarded, games played. The lodge received a Certificate of Merit from Ohio Rebekah Assembly President Dorothy Hieshue for completing annual lodge requirements. An Athens city employee working near Lakeview Manor was taken to O'Bleness Memorial Hospital by the fire department squad after reporting eye injury from glass.
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Coolville
Fidelity Rebekah Lodge
Lucia Linton
Sophia Summerfield
Fidelity Lodge
Dorothy Hieshue
Ohio
Rebekah Assembly
Athens City
Lakeview Manor
O’bleness Memorial Hopital
Fire Department
Charles Dalton
Daniel West
Local servicemen updates from Athens area
Pfc. Roger Ames completed 16 weeks at Fort Sam Houston and is now stationed at Fort Campbell with a new address. He resided with relatives in Athens. Terry McDonald, son of Walter M. McDonald, has been promoted to airman first class and serves as a corrosion control specialist at McConnell AFB Kansas. He is a 1970 Athens High School graduate. his wife Zella is from Athens Route 4.
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Robert Sebring
Athens
Ft. Knox
John
Ft. Jackson
S. C
Robert
Germany
Ft. Gordon
Tim
Ft. Leonard Wood
Roger Ames
Elmer Ames
Shafer Street
Ft. Sam Houston
Tex
Ft. Campbell
Ames
Ralph Dalton
Terry McDonald
Walter M. McDonald
the Plains
McDonald
McConnell Afb
Kaw
Athens High School
Zella
Milton Ploghoft
Athens Route 4
Conferees OK ARC program extensions and highway funding
Senate and House conferees approved extending non-transportation ARC activities four years and the highway program five years. A new airport safety program receives 40 million dollars, with 576 million for non-transportation and 925 million for highways. Modifications broaden housing, expand education demos, and adjust mine reclamation.
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Washington
Senate
House
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