OCMA Picks Weber For Editor Job
Fred W. Weber II of The Messenger was elected sergeant-at-arms of the Ohio Circulation Managers Association at the Columbus OCMA convention. He will oversee publication of the association's monthly bulletin and has long served in OCMA since 1964. Other officers elected include Walter Pearson, Russell Fangmier, Newell Kest, Walter McCoy, and VIENNA. A woman was hospitalized after a streetcar collision with a man attempting to catch the same streetcar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred W. Weber II
The
Messenger
Ohio Circulation Managers Association
OCMA
Columbus
Weber
International Circulation Managers Association
Athens Kiwanis Club
Association
Walter Pearson
Dayton Newspapers
Russell Fangmier
Cleveland Plains Dealer
Newell Kest
Toledo Blade
Walter McCoy
Mansfield News Journal
Vienna
Sowle Denounces Moratorium Dishonesty at Ohio U
Ohio University President Claude Sowle condemns presidents who avoid taking a stand on the Vietnam moratorium while allowing classes to be canceled for protests. He cites two honest positions: supporting or opposing the protest, versus maintaining university operations as usual. He notes no university policy on attendance and says teachers may face no penalties for class dismissals, though deans may address violations. He also discusses Vietnam program funding, air transport cost cuts, and a planned study on university priorities.
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Vietnam
Ohio University
Claude Sowle
Sowle
Ing
Ohio
Skinny-Dip Suppression Denied in Indecent Exposure Case
Municipal court overruled defense motions in the indecent exposure case of Edward Hutton of Bronxville and John Borchard of Guysville. Judge Franklin Sheeter allowed the evidence after rejecting claims of lack of warrant consent issues and constitutional rights violations. A hearing is set for 9 a.m. Oct. 28.
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Edward Hutton
Bronxville
N. Y
John Borchard
Guysville
Nelsonville
Franklin Sheeter
William Lavelle
Jaycees Sell Candy for Donation
The Athens Jaycees will sell Halloween candy in Athens The Plains and Chauncey on October 20 21 and 22. They offer 1 dollar bags of mini Tootsie Rolls and caramel creams to support local projects. Proceeds fund a Boy Scout troop at Athens Mental Health Center weekly visits an annual fishing derby a Little League team and more community programs.
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Jaycees
Athens
the Plains
Chauncey
Athens Mental Health Center
Athens High School
Vandals Steal $50,000 in Indian Artifacts at Southwest Museum
Los Angeles officials say thieves stole more than $50,000 worth of Indian artifacts from the Southwest Museum and used tomahawks to smash glass enclosures. The collection includes shrunken heads poison darts and antique beads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Southwest Museum
Nelsonville Man Seeks To Vacate Judgement
John Williams Anderson, 35, petitioned Common Pleas Court to vacate a judgment and sentence for breaking and entering. Prosecutor Claire Ball said Anderson was arrested in 1961, waived grand jury appearance, and pleaded guilty after misunderstanding indictment. Judge Bolin granted time to review the transcript and allowed a brief by attorney Joseph Vanity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Common Pleas Court
John Williams Anderson
Claire M. Ball, Jr
Anderson
Ira Clark
Kimberly
Ball
Ohio State
Budget Delayed in Athens Amid Auditor Illness
The 1970 Athens city budget presentation to the city council is postponed due to serious illness of city auditor Robert J. L. Lee who was rushed to University Hospital in Columbus. Mayor Raymond Shepard said Lee nearly finished the budget and the finance committee saw it with minor revisions. no new date was given.
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City of
Athens
Robert J. L. Lee
Lee
University Hospital
Columbus
Raymond Shepard
Shepard
4.8 Million Blind Of Disease Injuries Reported
Hyderabad health minister Mo hammed Ibrahim Ali Ansari states more than 4.8 million people are blind in India a 530 million population. Main causes cited are malnutrition smallpox and injuries across the nation.
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Hyderabad
India
Andhra Pradesh
Mohammed Ibrahim Ali Ansari
Home Office sets rules for police identification parades
Britain reviews identification parade procedures urging that suspects not be singled out by appearance such as being unshaven. The Home Office issued the order to police to ensure standard practices during lineups and identifications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Britain
Home Office
Neighbor to Neighbor Campaign Set By GOP
A planning session for a neighbor to neighbor campaign for Republican workers was held at the home of Mrs. Jack Anastas. Attendees included ward and precinct leaders and workers who will begin door to door solicitation today, with two community chairmen named for Nelsonville and Chauncey. The article also notes Mary Towles Sasseen Wilson, a Henderson teacher, may have started observing Mother's Day in 1887, later recognized by Kentucky and Congress.
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Republican Party
Jack Anastas
Strathmore Blvd
Said Ward
Pat Bowers
Columbus
Grace Cotton
Leslie White
Byron White
Dorothy Landis
Paul Murphy
Ruth Dorman
Anastas
Violet Hollenbaugh
Nelsonville
Heloise Sisson
Chauncey
Frankfort
Mary Towles Sasseen Wilson
Henderson
Congress
Kentucky
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MR. Weber
By Tom Price
Ohio U
Athens Jaycees
Roth Indian Museum
Bolin
New Post
Raymond N. Mennega
Columbia Gas of Ohio, Inc
Ohio Valley Gas Co
Steubenville
Allegan
Mich
Michigan Technological University
Houghton
Rallen Dr
GOP
Were Smith
Reees
West Union Street
Athens, Ohio
Sony
Garrard
Sony PR
Smith Audio-Visuals Inc
West Union St
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