Belpre golfer wins medalist in Tri-Valley golf meet
Nelsonville-York claims team title in the Tri-Valley Conference golf meet at Belpre with a 358. Medalist honors go to Belpre’s Dave Van Meter with 77. All-league picks include seven golfers from Belpre Alexander Nelsonville-York. Trophies were presented by Ned H. Tanner.
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OxBow Golf Course
Mark South
Alexander
Monte Doherty
Belpre
Kent Fearns
Nelsonville-York
Gil Elmore
Nelsonville- York
Dave van Meter
Joe
Holtel
Tim Pitts
Elmore
Pitts
Warren
Ned H. Tanner
Bobcats Rally From Arch-Rival Win Shows Depth
Ohio's 28 14 football victory over Miami Saturday left coach Bill Hess wary of complacency after ending a four season drought against the arch rival. Andy Vetter led the offense with three touchdowns as Arnold Welcher and Nigel Turpin contributed strong runs and receptions. Defensive standouts included Joe Callan and Ted Librizzi as Ohio steadied after a late Miami push and avoided major injuries aside from Ed Murphy's two week knee strain.
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Ohio
Bobcats
Miami
Bill Hess
Hess
Andy Vetter
MAC
Arnold Welcher
Nigel Turpin
Bob Weidow
Tim Ramsey
Tom
Joe Callan
Ted Librizzi
Todd Lucas
Steve Groves
Welcher
Ed Murphy
Finnearty Named New Reserve Coach at Athens High
Athens Board of Education named Bob Finnearty the new reserve and assistant varsity basketball coach at Athens High School. Finnearty previously coached at Chauncey High School, posting strong records and district success, and has served in multiple coaching roles at both Chauncey and Athens. He is a 1955 Plains High School and 1963 Ohio University graduate, and he and his wife Patty reside in Chauncey with son Bill and daughter Angie.
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Bob Finnearty
Athens High School
Athens Board of Education
Fred ‘Gibson
Bulldog
Charles McAfee
Finnearty
Chauncey High School
Cage
Athens
Chauncey
Blue Devils
Southeastern Ohio Athletic League
the Plains High School
Ohio University
Air Force
Patty
Bill
Angie
New Teams Crack College Ratings
The AP college football poll keeps Michigan, Pitt, Nebraska and UCLA at the top as Oklahoma rises to fifth. Debuting in the Top Twenty are Iowa State South Carolina East Carolina and Mississippi State tied for 20th. East Carolina defeats VMI 17-3 and Mississippi State beats Memphis State 42-33.
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Associated Press
Michigan
Pitt
Nebraska
UCLA
Oklahoma
Iowa State
South Carolina
East Carolina
Mississippi State
Wolverines
Northwestern
Miami
Fla
Panthers
Kansas State
Washington State
Kansas
Jayhawks
Missouri
Cyclones
Florida
Notre Dame
Texas
Houston
Arkansas
Alabama
Texas Tech
Georgia
Louisiana State
Mississippi
LSU
Kentucky
Ole Miss
VMI
Memphis State
Athens Soccer Club Triumphs at Home in 7-2 Win
Athens Soccer Club defeated Delaware 7-2 as Mikhail and Whealey each scored three goals and McComb added one. The win leaves Athens at 3-2-2 for the season and they next host an alumni team Sunday at 1 p.m. at the City Recreation Field on East State Street.
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Atter Mikhail
Dick Whealey
Athens
Delaware
Dave McComb
City Recreation
East State Street
Trimble Varsity Girls Rally For Two-Set Win At Berne Union
Trimble's varsity girls volleyball team defeated Berne Union 15-12 and 15-13 on the road. Merrilea Bingman scored nine points and Ann Vore added six as Trimble improved to 8-3. The junior varsity fell 15-6, 15-7 to Berne Union.
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Trimble
Sugar Grove
Berne Union
Merrilea Bingman
Ann Vore
Lisa Fleischer
Tomcats
Alexander
Vinton County
Sex Separation In Philadelphia Hearing Subject
The Supreme Court agreed to hear a case on whether Philadelphia can maintain sexually segregated high schools. Susan Lynn Vorchheimer, 15, filed suit in 1974 claiming two gifted schools violated equal protection by excluding her from Central High School, an all boys school since 1836, due to gender.
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Supreme Court
Brown Vs. Board of Education
Philadelphia
Susan Lynn Vorchheimer
Central High School
Central High
Girls High
Vorchheimer
3Rd U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Brown
Carter Mondale Campaigns Step Up Election Messages
Carter urged effective government is possible if the public stays engaged while Mondale blasted Ford as paralyzed by red tape. Ford plans a 14-state final push. Dole campaigned in Missouri amid Carter signs and student doubt. McCarthy urged voter participation as apathy could aid his independent bid.
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Carter
Tampa
Mondale
Denver
Ford Administration
Ford
Williamsburg
Sen
Robert Dole
Missouri
Cape Girardeau
Dole
Eugene McCarthy
George McGovern
McCarthy
Kirkwood
Economy shows slower third quarter GNP growth
Commerce report notes inflation at 4.4 percent annual rate, down from 5.2 percent, with GNP at 1,709.7 billion dollars. Inventory build up slowed and investment growth fell to five percent, influencing the overall weaker expansion ahead of the November election.
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Soas
Department
Retention Vote Sparks Raucous Ohio Senate Debate Over Stebbins
The Ohio Senate debates the call to remove Stebbins from the Industrial Commission amid a corruption probe into the workmen's compensation program. Senator Secrest and others warn of broad repercussions, while leaders predict the verdict next day after the election. Several Democrats back Stebbins, joined by three others, with Carney facing re election this year.
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Marigene Valiquette
D- 11
Toledo
Stebbins
Workmen's Compensation Department
Senate
Michael J. Maloney
Cincinnati
Judiciary Committee
Oliver Ocasek
Akron
Celebrezze
Secrest
Valiquette
Ocasek
William F. Bowen
Thomas E. Carney
Youngstown
Morris M. Jackson
Cleveland
Harry Meshel
Robert F O'Shaughnessy
Columbus
Donald L. Woodland
Carney
Hungary Still a Stage With Moscow Prompter After Uprising
A veteran correspondent recalls the 1956 Hungarian revolt and its aftermath. Hungary remains in the Soviet bloc with limited freedom and a lingering Moscow prompter. The country shows liberal traits under Goulash communism while thousands fled or were jailed, and Imre Nagy and Pal Maleter were executed.
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Associated Press
Vienna
Moscow
Soviet Bloc
Hungary
Budapest
Tibor Dery
U.S. Immigration and Naturalization Service
United States
Imre Nagy
Pal Maleter
Poland
Stalin
Uprisin
Matyas Rakosi
Ernce Geroe Geroe
Tottering
Nagy
Kadar
Maleter
Purge Talk Intensifies in Chinese Party Fold
An editorial in the Peking People's Daily calls for a firm campaign to expose radicals after unconfirmed reports that Chiang Ching Mao’s widow and three other Politburo members were arrested on September 7 for allegedly plotting to oust Premier Hua Kuo-feng. Demonstrations in Shanghai continue to disrupt the radicals’ base.
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Tokyo
Communist Party
Today
Mao Tse-tung
Peking People’s Daily
Peking
Chiang Ching
Mao
Hua Kuofen
Chang Chung-chiao
Wang Hung-wen
Yao Wen-yuan
Japan
Kyodo
Chang
Hua
China
Hua Kuo-feng
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