Miller Cites Voting Record In Reelection Bid
Tenth District congressman Clarence E. Miller defends a 100 percent voting record and open door sessions as proof of his performance. He highlights support for ARCO, EDA, and Farmers Home Administration while opposing excessive federal spending and voicing plans to cut military funding by ten percent if offset by other reforms.
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Tom Price
Messenger
Clarence E. Miller
Congress
Capitol Hill
Miller
Lancaster Republican
Washington
Southeastern Ohio
Appalachian Regional Commission
Economic Development Administration
Farmers Home Administration
Bob Whealey
Nixon
Departments of Labor and Health, Education and Welfare
Whealey
the Messenger
Tenth District
Rep
Frank
Wage and Price Board
House
Vietnam
Ohio
Howver
Fire Department Staffing Plan Nears Approval
Athens council tentatively backs a plan moving the fire inspector to code enforcement and boosting total department staffing to 25. The new setup includes one chief three captains three lieutenants and 18 firemen, reducing officer-to-fireman ratio concerns and likely avoiding a mayoral veto.
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Athens Fire Department
Fire Department
Council
Birth reported at O'Bleness Memorial Hospital
Mrs Lindell Holtzmeier of Athens welcomed a daughter. Admitted were Paul Powell Benson Davis William Winner Janie Parsons all of Athens Gary Bartlett Albany Mrs Frank Reed Coolville Mrs James Frays The Plains William Kirkpatrick Millfield Thomas Adams Chauncey Dismissed were Charles Taylor Henrietta Prater Mrs James Dorr Johnnie Snyder Rhoda Snyder Alton Hope
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Paul Powell
Benson Davis
William Winner
Janie Parsons
Athens
Gary Bartlett
Albany
Frank Reed
Coolville
James Frays
the Plains
William Kirkpatrick
Millfield
Thomas Adams
Chauncey
Charles Taylor
Henrietta Prater
James Dorr
Johnnie Snyder
Rhoda Snyder
Alton Hope
Girls Plan Candles Drive for Athens High Activities
The Athens High School Girls Athletic Association will sell Christmas candles to raise funds for gymnastic equipment and sponsor activities this year. A mother daughter night is set for 7 30 p m Monday with sports and refreshments, and a sports day at Marietta High School on Nov 18. Advisor Mrs Rene Olson leads four officers: Debbie Anderson president Becky Brown vice president Julie Kessler secretary Susan Klock treasurer.
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Athens High School Girls Athletic Association
Marietta High School
Rene Olson
Debbie Anderson
Becky Brown
Julie Kessler
Susan Klock
Father Says Son Did It in Churchyard Vandalism
Amherst man told Athens County deputies that his 13-year-old son Christopher and 16-year-old Bobby Holbert toppled seven tombstones at Fairfield Church of Christ and adjacent cemetery on October 22. The father said he would make restitution. a report was filed after Mrs. James Weaver notified authorities two days later.
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Amherst
Athens County
Fairfield Church of Christ
Kermit Cole
Christopher
Bobby Holbert
James Weaver
Coolville
Cole
One Car Crash injures two on Route 13 Dover Ohio
Chauncey man John E. Nelson 27 and two year old passenger James Nelson suffer minor injuries when Nelson loses control of his northbound car on Route 13 in Dover. The vehicle rolled onto its top and a passing motorist took Nelson to O Bleness Memorial Hospital. The child sustained a cut lip. Two other drivers were cited in separate incidents on Route 681 and Route 50A near Albany and Bern Two. A rally day and songfest set for Knvert Church of God Sunday with services following Sunday School at 9 30 a m.
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Chauncey
Dover
State Highway Patrol
John E. Nelson
Nelson
O’bleness Memorial Hospital
James Nelson
Nelsonville
Albany
Kermit Epple
James D. Eynon
Reedsville
Wayne W. Hines
Amesville
Bern
Hines
Beulah Kennedy
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Minneapolis
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