Nobel Prize Winners in Physics Chemistry Announced
The 1975 Nobel Prize in Chemistry goes to John Warcup Cornforth of Shell Research and Vladimir Prelog of Zurich for stereochemistry. In physics, James Rainwater, Aage Bohr, and Ben Mottelson share the prize for work on nuclear structure and collective motion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stockholm
Sweden
England
Switzerland
John Warcup Cornforth
Shell Research Ltd
Vladimir Prelog
Zurich
Swedish Academy of Science
Academy
James Rainwater
Columbia University
Aage Bohr
Niels Bohr
Bohr
Benjamin Mottelson
Cornforth
Prelog
Copenhagen
New York
Rainwater
Mottelson
Tjalling C. Koopmans
Yale University
Leonid Kantorovich
Soviet Union
David Baltimore
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Howard Temin
University of Wisconsin
Renato Dulbecco
London
Niels Bohr Institute
Columbia
Plan to Identify Handicapped Students Across 27 Districts
Representatives from 27 school districts across 10 counties met in Nelsonville to begin a plan under federal special education law. The effort targets identification of handicapped children up to age 21, with timelines set for assessment and placement systems and final plan submission to the Ohio Education Department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Southeastern
Weinfurther
Education Department
Division of Special Education
Alternative Health Care System Meeting Topic in Athens
Visiting Vermont speakers Claire Douglas and Jim Scott outlined a patient centered, community controlled health system. They urged forming a local health clinic with equal power and pay, planning an 8 p.m. organizational meeting at 14 Morris Ave. to gather interested citizens and professionals.
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Jim Scott
Claire Douglas
United Campus
Roger Stepic
Athens
Vermont
Scott
Miss Douglas
Morris Ave
SECEMS Improves Ambulance Response Across 16-Station System
SECEMS reports average call response of 1.7 minutes and on-site arrival in 8.9 minutes across its 3,500 square mile service area. Data, collected monthly since 1973, supports EMS planning and is forwarded to HEW for federal funding compliance. Local officials credit streamlined location and staffing improvements for faster service and reduced en route times.
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Southeast Ohio Emergency Medical Services System
William Taylor
Secems
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
EMS
Taylor
William H. Allen
Athens County
Athens
Gallia
Jackson
Lawrence
Red Cross
Job Open For Ride
An opening for a pre school teacher aide at Nelsonville Day Care Center is announced by Arlene Sheak director of day care for the Tri County Community Action Agency. Applicants must be in good health sensitive to low income families and have infant experience. Salary is 4886 yearly. Applications available at Tri County CAA and day care centers. Deadline is Wednesday.
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Nelsonville
Arlene Sheak
Tri- County Community Action Agency
Tri-County
CAA
Athens Chamber drives record membership gain
The Athens Chamber of Commerce reports a highly successful membership drive led by president Bill Biehl. Thirty five new members joined during the campaign, bringing total membership to 202, with new members including McBee Systems, Dr. James Scott, Judy's Colonial Shop, Bob's Auto and Garden Center, and others.
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Athens Chamber of Commerce
Bill Biehl
Biehl
Chamber
McBee Systems
James Scott
Judy's Colonial Shop
Bob's Auto and Garden Center
R. D. Winland
Athens Sports Cycle
Little Mink Boutique
Borden Burger
C. E. Anderson
Keith Welsh
McDonald's of Athens
National Secretaries Association
Fred Goeglein
Bills
Army-Navy
Diles Hearing Aid Center
Rutland Home Furnishings
the Ohio Co
B&b Studios
Vic Stanson
Inn Motor Lodge
Athens Realty
Ross Dental Lab
West Breeze Mobile Estates
C&c Plumbing and Heating
Campus Camera
Hocking Valley Electric
Stimson Cleaners
Harris Furniture
Welcome Wagon
Hawk's Cycle Sales
Cline’s Welding
Sherwin Williams Co
Athens Lake
University Cinemas of Athens
Local Fund Distribution Reported for Ohio Counties and Cities
The October Local Government Fund distribution totaled 4,179,998.32 to 351 cities and counties with local income taxes. Counties received 11/12 of the sum totaling 4,831,680.93 while municipalities shared 348,317.39. Area counties each got 12,500 with Newtonville and nearby towns listed among area distributions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
State Auditor
Athens
Nelsonville
Logan
Auditor Reveals Free Tickets Spur Loss at Ohio State Fair
Ohio state auditor Thomas Ferguson reports about 65 000 free passes issued at the fair with 638 679 paid admissions and a net loss of 91 767 dollars. The audit credits payroll timing for much of the deficit and notes free passes to lawmakers and agencies drew criticism after Labor Day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus, Ohio
Thomas E. Ferguson
Ferguson
John H. Stackhouse
Ohio Expositions Commission
John F. Evans
General Assembly
James A. Rhodes
Ohio
William J. Brown
Mass Murder Trial Witness Describes Century-Scale killings
Wallace Idaho AP former church sexton Thomas Eugene Creech 25 of Portland testifies in his defense claiming he killed 42 people in satanic rites and drug rings. Prosecutors dismiss most claims as sensational while Creech alleges killings across multiple states and even a Las Vegas casino pact.
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Wallace, Idaho
Thomas Eugene Creech
Portland
Ore
U.S
Creech
Idaho Mountain
John Wayne Bradford
Ward Thomas Arnold
Grand Junction
Colo
Bruce O. Robinson
Oregon
Nevada
California
Wyoming
Idaho
Ohio
Washington
Utah
New Mexico
Montana
Oklahoma
Kansas
New Miami
Las Vegas
Nev
Freddie Richardson
Dayton
San Francisco
Colorado
Gary Hart
D-Colo
Salt Lake City
Hart
Govs
John Love
John J. Gilligan
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CY In
Sally Feallock
Alexander
David Roach
Athens City
Elizabeth Elmore
Federal Hccking
Sharon Clements
Trimble
Madge Blackwood
Nelsonville-Yar
Jean Gardner
Gallia County
Kenton Adkins
Gallipolis City
Harry Westfall
Alma Lemon
Oak Hill
Messenger
Dan J. Dry
Job
Salamites
James Salamites
Meriden
Conn
Gerald Ford
Ford
Hartford
Ohio State Fair
V.D. Edwards Insurance Agency
Cadillac
T&t
Karr
van Zandt
Bank Loan
Pomeroy
Rutland
Toppers Plains
Pomero Nationa Bank
the Bank of the Century
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