San Francisco 49ers seek quarterback after Brodie elbow injury
49ers 0-4-1 seek replacement as John Brodie hospitalizes with an ailing dead right elbow. Coach Dick Nolan plans to rely on Steve Spurrier against Baltimore while exploring available QBs at a high price. Brodie condemned his weak throw, noting no strength in his arm as doctors call it pitcher’s elbow.
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Associated Press
SAN Francisco
John Brodie
Joe Namath
Brodie
49Ers
Dick Nolan
Nolan
Steve Spurrier
Florida
Baltimore
Stanford
Atlanta
Die
Lloyd Milburn
Milburn
Hulls Hull Hurts Hawks Reveals New York Star
New York Rangers star Rod Gilbert says Bobby Hulls contract dispute with the Chicago Black Hawks dampens the team. Hull has missed five straight losses amid a bitter contract fight affecting players’ morale and performance.
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Hull
Hawks
New York
Hal Bock
Associated Press
NEW York (Ap
Rod Gilbert
Chicago Black Hawks
Bobby Hull
Gilbert
New York Rangers
Chicago
Black Hawks
National Hockey League
Rangers
Boston
Ted Green
Hull To Quit Report Says Hull To Quit
The Globe and Mail reports Bobby Hull of the Chicago Black Hawks has announced his retirement from the NHL. Hull sent a telegram to Hawks manager Tommy Ivan last week after the team started 0-5 this season. Rangers officials say Hull will not be traded and should stay away for a few days.
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Globe and Mail
Bobby Hull
Chicago Black Hawks
National Hockey League
Hull
Tommy Ivan
Hawks
NHL
New York
Emile Francis
Rangers
Chicago
Gilbert
Francis
Duffy Daugherty Sees OSU as Highly Respected Threat
Michigan State coach Duffy Daugherty says Ohio State remains a formidable favorite but not unbeatable. Hayes notes Ohio State’s depth experience and late-season tests as Illini loom. Hillsdale’s Chester Marcol kicks a 62 yard field goal for a 20-13 win over Fairmont State.
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Herschel Nissenson
Associated Press
NEW York (Ap
Ohio State
Michigan State
Duffy Daugherty
Woody Hayes
Duffy
Notre Dame
Bubba Smith
George Webster
Jess Phillips
Alan Page
Kevin Hardy
Jim Lynch
Daugherty
Hillsdale College
Chester Marcol
Marcol
Imlay City
Mich
Poland
Pro Cage ABA Monday’s Results
ABA results note no games scheduled with matchups listed for Monday. Washington of Kentucky plays Denver of Dallas while Los Angeles of New Orleans has Wednesday games against Indiana and Charlotte.
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ABA
Washington
Kentucky
Denver
Dallas
Los Angeles
New Orleans
Indiana
Caroling
Charlotte
Cook family tragedy hits Circleville as officer injured
The father of Cincinnati Ben gals quarterback Greg Cook died in a two vehicle crash on U S 23 near Circleville. Patrolman Sam Hamblin was treated at University Hospital Columbus for facial cuts a broken ankle and leg injuries. Sparky Anderson praised Kluszewski named Monday to the Reds coaching staff.
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Circleville, Ohio
Cincinnati Bengals
Greg Cook
U.S. 23
Here
Sam Hamblin
Circleville
University Hospital
Columbus
Sparky
Anderson
Kluszewski
Reds
NBA to add two teams and four divisions for 1970 71
Cincinnati reports the NBA will expand to 16 teams in 1970 71 with four divisions and two new franchises. Memphis and Houston are among the buyers at 2 to 3 million dollars each. Ben Kerner is expected to receive the Houston franchise. The Enquirer notes draft rules allowing new teams two players from existing clubs while established clubs keep eight.
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Cincinnati
National Basketball Association
Cincinnati Enquirer
Memphis
Tenn
Houston
Texas
Ben Kerner
St. Louis Hawks
NBA
The
Enquirer
American Basketball Association
Ted Kluszewski Joins Reds Coaching Staff
Former Reds slugger Ted Kluszewski with a .303 career average will coach swinging and first base for Cincinnati next season. Manager George praised his hitting insights and guidance for the team.
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Cincinnati
Cincinnati Reds
Ted Kluszewski
Erma V. Baker 83 Grover Road dies at home
Erma V. Baker 83 of Grover Road near Gallipolis dies at her home Monday after a lengthy illness. Born in Meigs County she was the daughter of the late Tom and Mary Folden. Survivors include five sons Allen Charles Ted Raymond and Bob two daughters Esther Gordon and Julia Lee eight grandchildren and four great grandchildren. Preceded in death by husband Samuel in 1966 whom she married in 1909. Services will be held at the First Church of God with burial in Reynolds Cemetery. Miller Funeral Home Gallipolis to announce service time.
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Gallipolis
Erma V. Baker
Grover Road
Monay
Meigs County
Tom
Mary Saxon Folden
Church of God
Garfield Ave
Allen
Charles
New Boston
Ted
Columbiana
Raymond
Middleport
Bob
Robert
Esther) Gordon
Cheshire
John
Julia) Lee
Addison
Samuel
First Church of God
Reynolds Cemetery
Miller Funeral Home
Athens
Bessie Leota Dillinger
Scatter Ridge Road
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Frank and
Grace Stephenson Hubler
Dillinger
Athens County Trustees and Clerks Association
Canaan Township
Canaanville Grange
Pomona
Nelle Everett
Fred
Jagers and Sons Funeral
Luther Ramsey
Canaanville Cemetery
Nelsonville
Earl J. Conley
Myers St
Mark
McConnelsville
John W
Dora Conley
Judy Smith
Buchtel
Sheri
Jackie Conley
Stephen
Bruce Conley
Nellie Spurlock
Eileen Wright
Phoenix
Ariz
Bonnie Williams
St. Louis
Lloyd of
Carbon Hill Cemetery
Obituary notices from multiple Ohio towns detail deaths and services
Multiple death notices and funeral details from Stockport Chesterhill Huntington Athens Nelsonville New Lexington and New Lexington area include Martha Metcalf 73 Roy Shank Sr 69 Bessie Dillinger 68 Earl Conley 40 Oliver Mehl 66 Raymond Diller 75 and others with burial places at Dale Cemetery Canaanville Cemetery Augustine Cemetery New Lexington Cemetery and services at Seventh Day Adventist Church Twenty-Sixth Street Baptist Church and John son Funeral Home among call times and officiating ministers.
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Stockport
Martha Amelia Metcalf
Bartlett Seventh Day Adventist Church
William Bloom
Dale Cemetery
Fawcett Stone
Chesterhill
Kerouac Dies in Florida at 46 in Hospital
The beat generation writer Jack Kerouac died early today at a St. Petersburg hospital after a hemorrhage Monday night. The Lowell native, in his late 40s, rose to fame with On the Road and The Town and the City, shaping postwar American literature and the Beat movement. He had a daughter with his first wife and a second wife later from Lowell, Stella Lamas.
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Lowell, Mass
Jack Kerouac
St. Petersburg
Fla
Lowell
New York
Kerouac
United States
Stella Lamas of
Ohio AP high school football poll rankings
The weekly Associated Press poll lists Ohio high school teams by class with points ranging 10 to 98. Class AA section visible shows the top ten rankings and points for the latest cycle.
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Columbus
Associated Press
Ohio
OU Library Tours Slated for School Groups
Ohio University and Athens area schools may schedule student tours of Alden Library from Monday to Friday and October 27 31. The program organized by William M. Betcher runs daily at 9 30 am and 3 10 pm with tours lasting about one hour. Call 594 5424 to arrange.
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Ohio University
Athens Area
Ohio
Alden Library
William M. Betcher
Company Seeks Cause of Electricity Outage
Point Pleasant District Manager Hedrick says crews searched for the fault after about 300 customers from Ossman Circle to Lakin State Hospital lost power from 3 37 to 4 15 am Tuesday. A storm Monday night may be the cause but no fault found by 10 45 am as lines were patrolled.
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Point Pleasant
Lenzie Hedrick
Appalachian Power Co
Ossman Circle
Lakin State Hospital
Glouster PTA Plans Halloween Carnival Meeting
A special Glouster PTA meeting of room mothers is set for Wednesday at 7 30 p m in the high school cafeteria to discuss plans for the Halloween carnival.
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Glouster
PTA Room
Election Notice Chauncey tax levy vote in 1969
Notice of an election in Chauncey Village Athens County Ohio to decide on a tax levy excess of the ten mill limit for village expenses including street lighting. The renewal rate is two mills per dollar for five years with polls open 6:39 AM to 6:30 PM Eastern Standard Time.
Glouster Village to Vote on Five Year Levy for Memorial Park
A Village of Glouster measure, approved August 22 1969 by William M Howe, seeks a five year additional tax levy not exceeding 1 mill per dollar of valuation for current expenses including care and operation of Glouster Memorial Park. Polls open 6:30 A.M. to dusk on November 1969 in Athens County Ohio.
Voted tax request in Jacksonville Ohio general election
Notice states the Village of Jacksonville Ohio council will seek a five year levy beyond the ten mill limitation. An additional 4.0 mills would fund current expenses including lighting. Polls open 6:30 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. EST on election day in Athens County.
Rome Township levy question set for November election
In Athens County Ohio the Rome Township Trustees schedule a General Election on November 4 1969 to decide a tax levy renewal of 13 mills plus 0.2 mill increase for cemeteries maintenance and care. The rate not exceeding 15 mills per dollar of valuation would raise about 15 cents per 100 dollars for five years and polls open 6:00 am to 6:30 pm Eastern. William M Howe dated August 28 1969.
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Rome
Athens County
Ohio
Buchtet
Ls H. Ohio
Buchtel
Buchtel Ohio
Buchtel Village
Witham A Lovelle
Eastern Standard
Board of Elections
William A. Lavelle
William M. Howe
Canaan
Athens
Canoon
William A Lavelle
Board of Township Trustees
Trimble
Trimble Township
Reid
William A. Lovette
William M. Howe Clark Osted
Nelsonville Election Levy For City Recreational Projects
Notice of election on a tax levy to fund city recreational purposes in Nelsonville Ohio. The council resolution dated August 1 1969 sets a ballot question for November 4 1967 asking voters to renew a levy not exceeding 0.5 mills for five years. Polls open 9 AM to 6 PM Eastern Standard Time at the regular voting place. County Board of Elections confirms.
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Nelsonville
Athens
Ohio
Neil
Athens County
William A. Lavelle
William M. Howe
Visiting with William Sabo and others in Nelsonville
Social notes list Mr and Mrs William Sabo and son of Cleveland visiting Nelsonville with Bill Hall. Elsie Deem of Franklin Street visits Tulsa Oklahoma with her son. Don Taylor and Howard Taylor visited Xenia. A local election notice outlines a tax levy exceeding ten mills for Trimble Village to fund current expenses with polls opening at 7 PM on election day.
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Washington St
William Sabo
Cleveland
Sabo
Hall
Elsie Deem
Franklin Street
Tulsa
Oklahr
Don Taylor
E. Washington Street
Howard Taylor
Xenia
Notice of Election on Tax Levy in Excess of Mill Limitation
A village in Ohio, Buchtel, votes on a tax levy renewal exceeding the ten mill limitation for five years. Election at the village's regular polling place from 6:30 AM to 6:30 PM EST on the scheduled election day. Officials include Witham A Lovelle chair, Williams M Howe clerk. Dated August 32, 1969.
Athens County public question on mental retardation levy
Athens County Ohio voters will decide at the November 1969 general election whether to levy an excess of the ten mill limitation for the Athens County Board of Mental Retardation to fund maintenance and operation of schools training centers workshops clinics and residential facilities for mentally retarded persons. The proposal sets a rate up to 0.65 mills per dollar of valuation for five years 1970 through 1974 with election administration by the Athens County Board of Elections.
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Board of Commissioners
Athens
Ohio
Athens County
Mardr
Order of the Board of Elections
Willian A. Levelis
William M. Howe
Village seeks five year millage for Jacksonville expenses
Notice from Athens County Ohio announces a general election in Jacksonville on November 11, 1969 to approve a levy within the ten mill limitation for current expenses including street maintenance. It details a total rate not to exceed 2.06 mills per dollar of valuation, about thirty cents per hundred dollars, with a poll hours 8:00 AM to 4:30 PM local time.
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Jacksonville
Ohio
Tad
Board of Elections
Athens County
William A Lavelle
William M. Howe
Village of Amesville Election Notice May 1967
The Village Council of Amesville Athens County Ohio orders a special vote on November 4 1989 to renew an existing property tax up to two mills for five years to support current expenses. Polls open 6 30 AM to 6 PM EST. By order of the Board of Elections Willem M Howe.
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Amesville
Athens County
Ohio
Amesvile Village
Seid Fox
Board of Slectiana
William A. Lavelle
Willem M. Howe
Rome Township to vote on excess tax levy for fire protection
Athens County Ohio voters in Rome Township will decide on a renewal levy exceeding the ten mill limit to fund fire protection services and equipment. The measure proposes renewal of 1.8 mills not exceeding 1.5 mills per dollar of valuation for five years. Polls open 6:30 AM to 6:30 PM EST.
Election levy vote for Troy Township cemeteries
Notice states the Troy Township Board of Trustees will submit to voters at the November election a levy exceeding the ten mill limit for cemetery maintenance and current expenses. The measure proposes up to 1.10 mills per dollar of valuation for five years, with polling from 6 AM to 6 PM EST. William A. Lovette, Clerk, Board of Elections.
Levy Question for Lodi Township Cemeteries Tax
Notice under a Board resolution for Lodi Township Athens County Ohio to hold a general election on November 4 1949 at the regular voting place. It requests a levy in excess of ten mills up to 0.5 mills per dollar for one year to fund cemetery care. Polls open 6 30 AM to 6 90 PM Eastern Standard Time.
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Board of Township Trustees
Lodi
Athens County
Ohio
Todi
Lee
Education levy proposal for Alexander Local School District Ohio
A 1969 notice announces a general election vote in the Alexander Local School District on November 4 to consider a tax levy exceeding the 10 mill limit. The proposal seeks a continuing 10 mill tax for operating expenses, with polls open from 4:20 AM. The notice is signed by election officials Willem A Lavelle and Willan Howe.
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Board of Education
Alexander Local
Ohio
Alexander
Athens
Athens County
Willem A. Lavelle
Willan MM. Howe
Canaan Township Fire Protection Levy Election Details
A 1969 resolution calls for a November 4 1967 general election in Athens county Ohio to vote on a renewal of the existing fire protection levy with a reduced rate of 0.5 mills to total 0.5 mill per dollar valuation for three years. The vote will occur at designated polling places and closes at 6:20 PM EST.
Trimble Township to Hold Renewal Tax Election in 1969
Athens County Board of Elections announces a special election in Trimble Township on November 4, 1969. Voters will decide on renewing part of a 15 mill levy for cemetery maintenance and current expenses for five years. Polls open 6:30 AM to 6:30 PM EST. Clark Osted, August 22, 1969.
Notice of Petition for Annexation in Athens County Ohio
Petition filed September 10 1967 seeks annexation of 664 acre territory described in Farm Lot 55 Section 13 Town 9 Range 14 Athens Township to the city of Athens. Hearing set November 20 1969 at 10:00 pm at Athens County Courthouse with Homer B Gall Jr as agent.
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County of
Athens
Ohio
Athens Township
Athens County
Green Hills
Cty
Athers Sold
Ralph F
Dorothy M Zimmermar
Jesrees
John E
John E & Doris White
U.S. 50
Hooper
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Blackburn Road
Zimmerman
Broncon
Zimmermen
Harele
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