Nobel Prize awarded to Swedish authors Johnson and Martinson
Eyvind Johnson and Harry Martinson, both Swedes in their seventies, share the 1974 Nobel Prize for Literature. The duo are noted for a narrative art and poems that span space and time, with prize value about $124000.
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Stockholm
Sweden
Eyvind Johnson
Harry Martinson
Johnson
Selma Lagerlof
Werner von
Heidenstam
Erik Axel Karlfeldt
Per Lagerqvist
John Steinbeck
Ernest Hemingway
William Faulkner
Alfred Nobel
Reinecke Receives Suspended Sentence In ITT Case
Former Lt. Gov. Ed Reinecke returns to California after resigning amid a perjury conviction tied to ITT funding for the 1972 Republican National Convention. He faces an 18 month suspended sentence, vows appeal, and plans to publish a book while selling his Sacramento home and cattle to settle debts. He was defeated in the June primary by Houston Flournoy.
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Sacramento
Calif
Ed Reinecke
California
Reinecke
Onth
Washington
ITT
God
Tle
Senate Judiciary Committee
John N. Mitchell
International Telephone & Telegraph Corp
Fraley. Obituary notices Gallipolis and Glouster
Izaac Elizah Fraley 72 of Gallipolis died Wednesday at Holzer Medical Center Born in Burke Kentucky he was a retired coal miner cattle dealer and 30 years with Island Creek Coal Co He is survived by his wife Golda Eggers Fraley two sons five daughters 19 grandchildren and several siblings Services 2 p m Saturday First Baptist Church burial Moriah Cemetery Masonic services Friday Waugh Halley Wood Funeral Home also noted death of former Glouster merchant Herman Atlas age 80 in Beechwood Cleveland with survivors and relocation details
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Izaac Fraley
Gallipolis
Izaac Elizah (Lige) Fraley
Holzer Medical Center
Burke, Ky
Robert
Vertina Sturgill Fraley
Island Creek Coal Co
First Baptist Church
Masonic Lodge
Vinton
Rodney Grange
Elmer
Grayson
Dan
Webville
James
Dayton
Dewey
Ruth) Smith
J. C
Ella) Long
Lloyd
Erma) Stapleton
Hershel
Mary) Isam
Stevens
Wilson Wahl
Moriah
Oak Hill
Vinton Lodge
Waugh- Halley-Wood
Glouster
Herman Atlas
Atlas
Beechwood
Cleveland
Hortense
Ethel
High Street
Athens
Margaret E. Cottingham
E. State St
Kimes
West Homestead
Joseph and
Martha Evans Kilgore
Homestead High School
Wellesley College
Cottingham
First United Presbyterian Church In
Athens Music Club
PEO Sisterhood
Columbus Wellesley Club
Edward
Joseph R
Martha) Bott
Clementon
N. J
Don B
Virginia
West Union Street
Thomas Vinton Pendleton
Greenup
George V
Myrtle Messer Pendleton
Mohawk Lumber Co
Detroit
Mich
Stanley
Playford
Loretta Lundy
Morris Pendleton
Chapmansville
W. Va
Ina Kenney
Goldie Jackson Pendleton
McCoy-Moore
Rev. Cloyd Graves
Pendleton Family Cemetery
Logan
William Lee Berry
Hocking Valley Community Hospital
Berry
Graham Farms
Louisa
Scott
Virgin Justice Berry
Margaret Osborne Berry
William Wayne
Emmanuel
Youngstown
Charles
Julia) Coakley
Haydenville
Earl
Mona) Lemon
Newark
Elizabeth) Lee
the Plains
Connie Berry
Linda Kay Berry
Christina Berry
Jackson
Benjamin Berry
Trimble
Kermit J
Elm Street Mission Church
Flemon Scott
Shaw Cemetery
Obituary notices from several Ohio and nearby towns
Multiple death notices report Margaret E. Cottingham 76 of Athens Ohio died after a long illness at Kimes Convalescent Center. Also listed are graveside and funeral details for Thomas Vinton Pendleton 72 of Vinton and William Lee Berry 60 of Logan with family survivors and service arrangements. Additional note mentions Mrs Veta Lee Smith 71 of Shepardstown cremation and graveside rites at Lone Oak Cemetery with Crow Hassell Funeral Home in charge.
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Point Pleasant
Veta Lee Smith
Shepardstown
W. Va
Lone Oak
Albert MacKenzie
Crow-Hassell Funeral Home
Gregory Infant McARTHUR dies. graveside rites set
One day old Gregory Infant McArthur, son of Gilbert and Lynda Cortes McArthur Route 2, died Tuesday at Ross County Medical Center. Graveside services will be held Friday at 4 p.m. at Elk Cemetery with the Rev. Jerry Griffith officiating. Arrangements by Blower Funeral Home.
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McArthur
Gilbert
Lynda Cortes Gregory
Ross County Medical Center
Elk Cemetery
Jerry Griffith
Blower Funeral Home
Rutland Service for Susan Musser Held Sunday
Services for Susan Musser 69 of Rutland who died Wednesday at Veterans Memorial Hospital will be Sunday at 2 p.m. at Ewing Funeral Home Burial will be in Wells Cemetery.
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Rutland
Susan Musser
Veterans Memorial Hospital
Ewing Funeral Home
Wells Cemetery
Scouts Seek Camping Gear for Hock-Hocking District
The Hock Hocking District Kootaga Area Council Boy Scouts seek usable or repairable camping gear. Donors may contact Keith Butt in Nelsonville at 753 2465 or Compton Reeves in Athens at 592 4739 to arrange pick up. Tents sleeping bags and camping utensils are especially needed.
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Hock-Hocking
Kootaga Area
Rotary Club Visits Shop in Nelsonville
Twenty nine members attended the Nelsonville Rotary Club luncheon at Ethel's Tea Room. Afterward they visited Abraham's Furniture Stripping and Refinishing Service at 132 Fayette St where Fred Abraham explained stripping methods and demonstrated the shop process.
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Nelsonville
Rotary Club
Ethel
Abraham
Fayette St
Fred Abraham
Meigs County Man Hurt In Syracuse Crash
Ben Philson, 62, was hospitalized with multiple fractures and facial lacerations after his vehicle left the highway in Syracuse at 7 a.m. It struck a utility pole and went into a field. he remained in fair condition at Holzer Medical Center.
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Pomeroy
Meigs County Sheriff's Department
Syracuse
Ben Philson
Holzer Medical Center
Safety Demands Heighten Costs For School Buses
Industry officials at a Chicago safety congress warn new standards will raise bus prices beyond many districts' reach. With raw material costs up and safety features like padded seats and railings becoming mandatory, 66 passenger buses may rise from 14 000 to 16 000 dollars, potentially forcing districts to buy more buses to seat the same number of students.
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Chicago
Edward T. Clayton
Blue Bird Body Co
Fort Valley
National Safety Congress
Clayton
Robert B. Kurre
Wayne Transportation Co
Richmond
Ind
Gallipolis Coed Wins Scholarship at Marshall University
Marshall University seniors Cynthia Griffin of Gallipolis and Beth McVey of Huntington share the Louise Hayworth voice scholarship. Auditions before Marshall voice faculty and Mrs. Eloise Walker Long selected the co winners who receive 200 dollars each for standard vocal repertoire including an operatic aria.
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Huntington
W. Va
Marshall University
Cynthia Griffin
Gallipolis
Beth McVey
Louise Hayworth
Marshall Voice
Eloise Walker Long
Long
Marshall
Miners Strike Idles 550 at Two Meigs Mines
Two Southern Ohio Coal Co. mines closed as 550 United Mine Workers members began a day shift strike. Meigs Mine 1 had 200 workers idle over a job bidding dispute, with 350 at Meigs Mine 2 joining in sympathy. Officials planned talks with UMWA representatives later today.
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Pomeroy
Southern Ohio Coal Co
United Mine Workers of American
Meigs Mine 1
Meigs Mine 2
UMWA
Unemployment Rises Again in Hocking Valley
Logan reports 33 initial and 228 continued claims for the week ending Sept 28 while Athens records 47 initial and 341 continued claims. Total 649 up 35 from last week and 200 from a year ago. Job openings include a manager and maintenance person for a recreational establishment and several skilled positions in local businesses.
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Logan
Hocking
Athens
Bremen
Nelsonville Eagles Club Dance With Bob Smart Music
The Nelsonville Eagles Lodge hosts a Saturday dance at the Eagles Hall from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. Featuring Bob Smart and the Country Four. Admission is $1, with under 18 barred unless accompanied by a parent.
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Nelsonville
Nelsonville Eagles Lodge
Eagles Hall
Bob Smart
Country Four
Dominicans Halt Terrorist Talks in Caracas Crisis
Dominican authorities suspend negotiations with hostage takers in the Venezuelan Consulate after Archbishop Polanco Brito fails to return as mediator. Police declare a hard line, citing a $1 million ransom and safe passage to Cuba and Mexico for six captors and 37 prisoners. A bottle with notes to U S and Spanish ambassadors was discarded from the consulate, contents undisclosed.
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Santo Domingo
Dominican Republic
Barbara Hutchison
Hugo Polanco Brito
Rafael Guzman
Cuba
Mexico
Joaquin Balaguer
U.S
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Tex
White House
Martinson
Swedish Academy
Bill Stall
Associated Press
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Reagan
Watergate
Houston S. Flournoy
Placerville
Sierra Foothills
Herman
Margaret Cottingham
Thomas Pendleton
William L. Berry
Gregory Infant
Musser Services
Meigs High School
Pomeroy Junior High School
Meigs Marauders
Gallipolis Blue Devils
Hyperion Club
Hocking Hills Lodge
Old Man's Cave Park
City Hall
Man
Gallipolis Coed
Meigs
Eagles
Acosta
Illinois
THE
Sketriry Bank
Federal Deposit Insurance Corp
Athens, Ohio
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