Georgia Bulldogs Vault To No 4 In AP Football Poll
The Georgia Bulldogs rise to fourth in the AP college football rankings after a 21-0 win over Alabama, pushing Alabama out of the Top Twenty. Michigan remains No 1 with 52 first place votes. Pitt and Oklahoma follow.
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Three Prep Leaders Hold Ohio Football Poll Spots
Cincinnati Moeller Ironton and Newark Catholic led the Ohio high school weekly football ratings while Ironton and Cincinnati Wyoming emerged as threats in Class AA. Moeller stretched its lead over Findlay as St. Marys St. Marys and Newark Catholic showed strong climbs in the rankings.
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Carey
Marion Pleasant
St. Mary’s
Browns coach Gregg demands changes after three straight losses
Cleveland Browns coach Forrest Gregg says patience is worn thin with non-contributors as he plans personnel shifts. He cites mental preparation, penalties, and weak pass rush after a 45-13 loss to Cincinnati. The team adds Ricky Feacher to improve kickoff return, and a sellout home game versus Pittsburgh will be televised locally.
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Brian
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Earl) Edwards
Mike) St. Clair
Ricky Feacher
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Feader
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Pittsburgh Steelers
Growth Rate Slowing Down (Continued From Page 1)
The article discusses conflicting views on U S economic growth and possible stimulus. James T Lynn argues growth will resume faster. Lawrence Klein and Sidney L Jones discuss potential tax cuts or other measures to spur the economy amid Ford strike risks and varying GNP forecasts. Greenspan notes unemployment targets may shift to 1977.
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Jimmy Carter
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Butz Resigns as Agriculture Secretary Over Racist Remarks
The resignation follows a private racial joke by Butz that sparked national controversy. President Ford accepted the move. Knebel became acting secretary. Reactions poured in from Carter Reagan King and others praising or criticizing the decision and its political implications.
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Ball to Speak on Leadership at Hocking Technical College
State Rep. Claire M. Buzz Ball will speak at the third Dynamic Leadership I session at Hocking Technical College. The 7 p.m. presentation, titled Citizen Input into the Legislative Process, is led by Dr. John J. Light and targets executives in management roles.
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Nelsonville
Claire M
Buzz” Ball
Dynamic Leadership
Hocking
Seminar on Environmental Health Law at Hocking Tech
Participants at Hocking Technical College attend a Thursday seminar series on Environmental Health Law led by State Rep. Claire M. Ball. She outlined how individuals can influence legislators and discussed the Sanitarians Registration Bill and Oregon's Bottle Bill. The program runs ten weeks from 7 to 9 p.m. and offers credit toward an associate degree.
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Claire M. Ball
Hocking Technical College
Ball
Oregon
Hocking Tech
George Compson
Ohio Department of Health
William Miller
Ohio Environmental Protection Agency
John T. Davidson
Ohio Department of Natural Resources
Edwin C. Johnston
Logan
Michael Nolan
Athens County
Russell K. Tippett
Larry Coon
HTC
Donald A. Ledwell
Sandusky City and Erie
Rome Two Firemen Train at Newport School
Five members of the Rome Two Volunteer Fire Department attended a regional training school in Newport. They learned salvage procedures overhaul fire extinguishment and LP gas handling, following a session at Barlow. The programs are run by the Washington County Mutual Fire Fighters Association with the County Joint Vocational School.
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Rome
Volunteer
Newport
Barlow
Washington County Mutual Fire Fighters Association
Washington County Joint Vocational School
Columbus Ends Walkout With Three Year City Contract
Striking Columbus nonuniformed workers voted late Monday to approve a three year contract with the city ending a four day walkout that halted services and forced sewage dumping into the Scioto River. EPA had threatened fines and officials said garbage pickups would resume. The pact covers 1,300 employees with wage increases of 5.1, 6.2 and 7.5 percent.
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Columbus
Scioto
Ohio Environmental Protection Agency
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Afscme
Warren Jennings
Robert Parkinson
EPA
Ned E. Williams
Jackson Pike
al Franks
Army Corps of Engineers
Alum Creek
Delaware
Autos Hit By Vandals In Athens Neighborhood
Helen Zeichner reports a break in on her car parked on Brown Avenue. An antenna and windshield wiper were damaged and the finish scratched, with $210 in losses. Gary Tippie says someone tore his car’s antenna and poured liquid on it on First Street, causing $55 damage reported Saturday night.
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Helen Zeichner
N. Shafer St
Athens
Brown Avenue
Gary Tippie
First St
Muskingum College Names New Faculty Senate Chairman
Dan Hehr, assistant professor in the Division of Engineering and Science, is elected chairman of Muskingum Area Technical College's Faculty Senate. He previously served as last year's vice chairman and teaches in the environmental quality control technology program.
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Zanesville
Dan Hehr
Division of Engineering and Science
Muskingum Area
Appointment notices inform Athens County executors
The Messenger prints public notices of executors for estates in Athens County Ohio. James B Woodyard of 9 West Fourth Street The Plains is appointed Executor of Muriel E Woodyard deceased with creditors to file claims within three months. C Gross of 223 East State Street Athens is named Executor of Emma Gross deceased with notices dated September 21 1976.
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James B Woodyard
West Fourth Street
the Plains
Ohio
Muriel E Woodyard
Athens County
C. Gross
East State Street
Athens
Emma Gross
Harold W. Blazier
Route 4
Agnes S. Terrell
Tewksbury
Albany
Amanda J. Longdon
Notices of estate appointments and city ordinances in Athens and Nelsonville
Harold W. Blazier appointed administrator of Agnes S. Terrell estate and Harold J. Rose named administrator de bonis non with will annexed for Amanda J. Longdon. Athens County commissioners announce a bid sale of property on October 27, 1976 with minimum $2025. Nelsonville adopts revised traffic code in ordinance 7-76 declaring emergency and immediate effect with two-thirds vote.
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Grandview Highland
Athens
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Board of County Commissioners
Phyllis Scrubbie
Clark
Ordinance Granting Easement to Local Electric Company
The city of Nelsonville grants an easement to the Columbus and Southern Ohio Electric Company for six months beyond use on Out-Lot 29 as described, to relocate an antenna from the Nelsonville Cross site. An emergency clause declares immediate effect upon two thirds council approval to protect public peace and safety.
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Carl R. Young
Violet W. Hollenbaugh
Jane R. Heintzelman
Columbus and Southern Ohio Electric Company
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Athens
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