Ohio State keeps top spot in AP college football poll
Ohio State routs Iowa to retain No 1 as Oklahoma remains second and USC third. Texas A M climbs to fifth after beating Texas Tech, pushing Texas down to eighth. Alabama rises to sixth after a 52 0 win, Michigan up to seventh with a win over Michigan State. West Virginia drops from the top rank after losses. Penn State and Missouri complete the top ten. Newcomers UCLA Maryland Arkansas reenter rankings.
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Iowa
Press College
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Colorado
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Arizona
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Arkansas
Miami
Ohio
Dayton
World Football League Folds Likely Amid Slump in 1975
The World Football League faces collapse as teams struggle with losses and missed payrolls. League officials, meeting in New York, weigh survival options for 1975 and a possible 1976 future after weak crowds and failed star signings.
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Miami Dolphins
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WFL
Joe Namath
Chicago
Calvin Hill
Hawaii
Duane Thomas
Daryle Lamonica
Southern California Sun
John Gilliam
National Football League
Csonka, Kiick
Warfield
Philadelphia
Rio Grande Athens in Rio Grande Invitational cross country results
In the prep division at the Rio Grande Invitational Athens placed sixth of six in Class AAA with 141 points while Upper Arlington won with 45. Individual winner was Don 90k of Forest Park in 10 06. Athens top finisher Mike Skinner was 11 11 with other Athens runners Keller Ostrant Atkins and Gill. Federal Hocking finished 12th in Class AA led by Heath with 48 points. Grandview’s Jerry Coleman won the first division in 10 25. Caldwell won Class A led by Brian Jonard with 10 08.
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Athens
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Cincinnati Oakills
Copley
Forest Ark
Hudson
Don
Forest Park
Mike Skinner
Kurt Ostrant
Rob Atkins
Gary Keller
Federal Hocking
Heath
Warren Local
Ironton
Jerry Coleman
Grandview
Terry Ogg
Lancer
Tim McKinley
Jim Rodehaver
Jeff Cullum
Caldwell
Brian Jonard
Country Boy Wins Music City Awards
John Denver won entertainer of the year and best song for 1975 at the Country Music Association awards in Nashville. He was the only double winner, with Dolly Parton named best female vocalist and Waylon Jennings best male vocalist. Minnie Pearl entered the Country Music Hall of Fame.
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Nashville
Tenn
Dolly Partin
Freddy Fender
Minnie Pearl
Country Music Hall of Fame
Waylon Jennings
Tanya Tucker
John Denver
Denver
Nashville, Tenn
Hank Williams
Perth
Australia
Grand Ole Opry House
Association
Dolly Parton
Grand Ole Opry
Tainer
Aspen
Colo
United States
Peter, Paul and Mary
P&G stockholders to vote on images of women disclosure
Procter & Gamble stockholders vote today on a disclosure resolution asking the company to publish images of women it portrays in advertising. ICCR leaders say a 3 percent vote keeps the issue alive for next year. The church group seeks information, not a confrontation, and notes P&G management opposes the measure.
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Procter & Gamble Co
New York
P&g
Mary Harvey
Interfaith Center On Corporate Responsibility
ICCR
Patricia Young
Women and Corporations
United Presbyterian Church
Securities and Exchange Commission
Church
Harvey
Young
Episcopal Church
Nobel Prize Awarded to Koopmans and Kantorovich
The 1975 Nobel Prize in Economic Science honors Tjalling Koopmans of Yale and Leonid Kantorovich of the Soviet Union for advancing optimum allocation theory. Prize money of 630000 kronor is shared equally. Kantorovich is based in Novosibirsk. Koopmans has held posts at Utrecht Leiden Rotterdam NYU Princeton Chicago and Yale.
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Sweden
Royal Academy of Science
Tjalling C. Koopmans
Yale University
Leonid Kantorovich
Soviet Union
Andrei Sakharov
Kantorovich
Koopmans
Sakharov
Sakhrov
Alexander Solzhenitsyn
Kremlin
s’Graveland
Netherlands
University of Utrecht
University of Leiden
Netherlands Economics University
Rotterdam
League of Nations
United States
New York University
Princeton
University of Chicago
Yale
Cowle. Foundation For Research In Economics
Mathematics Institute
Soviet Academy of Science
Novosibirsk
Siberia
Swedish Academy
State Board OKs Vocational Plan
The Ohio State Board of Education approved a plan to reassign students in districts lacking vocational programs to six districts with suitable facilities. Greenville City was allowed to develop its own program, with Liberty Benton deferred to Nov. 10. The Apollo, Tri Rivers, Vanguard, Vantage, and Warren districts will host students from multiple counties. The board also added 12 more colleges to a five year teacher education evaluation, and set new standards for gifted and urban education along with pupil transportation reimbursements.
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Ohio
State Board of Education
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Antioch College
the Athenaem of Ohio
Bluffton College
Capital University
Cedarville College
Denison University
Notre Dame College
Ohio Wesleyan University
Wright State University
Xavier University
Martin Essex
Plant Stolen From Porch in Nelsonville
Mrs. Ted Voigt reports a three foot rubber plant in a ceramic pot stolen from her front porch on the West Washington Street residence. The plant had sentimental value as a keepsake from a late son’s Air Force officer friend. Police are investigating and she hopes for its return.
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Nelsonville
Ted Voigt
Washington St
Voigt
United States Air Force
Monitor Accord Signed
President Ford seeks congressional approval for Mideast aid following Sinai accord. He signed a resolution authorizing 200 American civilians to Sinai early warning posts and pledged forthcoming aid requests to sustain U S relations with Middle East nations and support peace efforts.
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Egypt
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House
Car Driver Injured in Route 93 Crash
James Getter age 18 of Farmersville Route 1 was treated at Hocking Valley Community Hospital for a sprained wrist after his car left Route 93 in Hocking County on Sunday. He was driving south when he turned onto County Road 17, the State Highway Patrol said. The vehicle slipped on gravel and went off the road.
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Ohio Highway Patrol
James Snyder
Middleport
Effie Black
Pomeroy Route 4
Holzer Medical Center
Pomeroy Secems
James Getter
Farmersville
Hocking Valley Community Hospital
Hocking County
State Highway Patrol
Getter
Regulations Halt Steve Shalita's Bike Shop
In Van Nuys Steve Shalita ran Steve's Bike Shop for three years until a Labor Relations Board inspector ruled he violated laws on minor employment. The shutdown followed an anonymous complaint, though his mother recalls it as a playful project for her son. Steve now seeks employment.
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Steve
van Nuys
State Labor Relations Board
Shalita
Labor People
Ann
Melville Sornberger
Labor Relation Board
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