Gilligan applauded for peace and pot views at OU rally
Democrat Senate candidate John J. Gilligan drew the largest applause at an Ohio University rally Tuesday afternoon for him and Harry Crewson. He urged social progress, criticized Vietnam spending, defended his peace plank, and said penalties for marijuana should be lighter than for hard drugs.
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George Lovell
John J. Gilligan
Democrat
U.S. Senate
Ohio University
Gilligan
Harry Crewson
Crewson
Dollison Slated At GOP Rally
Logan resident Dean Dollison a director of the Hocking County board of elections and vice president of the Ohio Association of Election Officials will speak at a Republican rally at Lottridge School Thursday at 7 30 p m He is former Logan school board president and planning chairman and serves on several racing and election bodies with his wife Anne Mills and two children attached to Presbyterian and Masonic groups
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Logan
Ohio Association of Election Officials
Lottridge
Dean Dollison
Hocking County
National Association of State Racing Commissions
Presbyterian Church
Masonic
Anne Mills
OU and Union Press For Fresh Talks
An attorney for Ohio Universitys non academic employee union sent a telegram urging resumption of negotiations for Thursday morning. University Vice President James J Whalen also called for talks. No meeting has been set. Whalen declined comment on union leaders claims about university funds. He said talks should return to the bargaining table due to the communities welfare and high stakes.
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Ohio University
James J. Whalen
Whalen
Oscar McGee
Sheltering Arms Hospital Birth and Admissions Notes
Birth announced for Mr and Mrs Gail Aumond of Nelsonville a daughter. Admissions list includes William Follrod Mrs Raymond Isaac Leslie David Pandler Mrs Howard Fisher Athens John Niggemeyer Athens Route 1 Winifred McGill Athens Route 4 Mrs Hilda Escue Albany Route 1. Dismissals include Rodney Brown Blanche Hughes Buster Curtis Alpha Blackburn Gregory Harmon Mrs Walter Lenigar and Mrs Charles Tinkham.
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William Follrod
Raymond Isaac
Leslie
David Pandler
Howard Fisher
Athens
John Niggemeyer
Winifred McGill
Hilda Escue
Albany
Rodney Brown
Blanche Hughes
Buster Curtis
Alpha Blackburn
Gregory Harmon
Walter Lenigar
Charles Tinkham
Two Women Aided By Emergency Squad
The fire department emergency squad was called Monday to aid two women who were ill. Miss Bernette Bosko, 19, of 32 Elliott Street, was taken to Hudson Health Center at 11:08 p.m. Mrs. Howard Fisher, 56, of 123 Central Avenue, was given oxygen en route to Sheltering Arms Hospital at 5:58 p.m.
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Fire Department
Bernette Bosko
Elliott St
Hudson Health Center
Howard Fisher
Central Ave
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Nurses' Training Broadcast At Sheltering Arms Hospital
Sheltering Arms Hospital nurses will join the Ohio Nurses' Continuing Education Program via FM radio and two way radio telephone, connecting with seven broadcasts heard in 56 hospitals. OSU School of Nursing develops the courses. seven broadcasts run Monday through Friday with patient care information followed by panel discussions. Nurses attend on Oct 24, Nov 14, Dec 12, Jan 16, Feb 13, Mar 13, and Apr 3.
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Sheltering Arms
Ohio
Helen E. Ledford
Ohio State University School of Nursing
Department of Nursing Service
OSU
Elks Ruler Kessler to Inspect Athens Lodge
William F. Kessler deputy grand exalted ruler for the Elks South Central District will inspect the Athens lodge during a class initiation at 8 p.m. He is past exalted ruler of his home lodge and former Ohio Elks Association third vice president. Associated with Anchor Hocking Glass. Athens officers Rex Snider Jack Martin C. E. Ridenour Larry Graves.
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William F. Kessler
Elks
South Central
Athens
Ray Noel
Athens Elks
Kessler
Lancaster
Ohio Elks Association
Anchor Hocking Glass Association
Athens Lodge
Rex Snider
Jack Martin
C. E. Ridenour
Larry Graves
Deputies Probe Break-In at Athens Lumber Firm
Sheriff's deputies investigate a break-in at Athens Building Materials on 250 Columbus Rd. Don Woodyard, office clerk, says several people pried through three doors and stole a TV radio, calculator, chest protector, tools, and other items. No suspects named. the burglary was reported at 7 15 a.m.
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Sheriff's Deputies
Athens
Columbus Rd
Don Woodyard
Woodyard
School Chiefs Plan Meeting With Weinfurther Offices
The Southeastern Corp for Instructional Television executive committee met Tuesday with county school superintendent Robert Weinfurther to review television programming and curriculum. County superintendents will meet Friday with Weinfurther to discuss next year’s Ohio legislature taxation structures and county school progress.
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Southeastern Corp. For
Robert Weinfurther
Weinfurther
Ohio
Mayor Sets Date To Trick Or Treat Coolville
COLLVILLE Trick or treat night in Coolville will be Oct 30, from 6 to 8 p.m. for children under 12, Mayor Ivan L. Creeger announced.
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Collville
Coolville
Ivan L. Creeger
Two Forfeit Bonds On Larceny Counts In Court
Two women forfeited $33 bonds in Municipal Court on petit larceny charges prompted by Kroger security complaints. Mary Diane Hurteau of Park Place and Mary M. Viney of Chesterfield Route 1 were named by Kroger official Nancy Wardlow. The Ohio University Karate Club filed articles of incorporation with Secretary Ted W. Brown. Initial trustees include J. D. Cannon and James Cannon of Westlake, plus John J. Rise of Monmouth Beach and Robert W. Scorota of Monroeville.
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Kroger Co
Mary Diane Hurteau
Park Pl
Mary M. Viney
Chesterfield
Nancy Wardlow
Kroger
Ohio University Karate Club, Inc
Athens
Ted W. Brown
J. D. Cannon
James Cannon
Rouse Road
Westlake
John J. Rise
Shrewsbury Drive
Monmouth Beach
N.J
Robert W. Scorota
North Western Drive
Monroeville
Drive In Appeal for UA Support in Athens
United Appeal chairman Fred Swearingen asked Athens residents to back the 1968 drive, citing serious trouble and a late start due to a strike threat involving Ohio University. He warned pledges may not be honored if dire circumstances arise and urged new contributors to call 593 8277 or the UA office at 592 1293.
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United Appeals
Fred Swearingen
Athens
Swearingen
Ohio University
Washington
Drug Raid Hearing Is Postponed
One of 12 charged in a sheriff raid on an alleged drugs party had its preliminary hearing postponed to Oct 29 in Municipal Court. Michael Edgecombe is free on 5000 bond for marijuana possession. Paul Abrams, Elizabeth Krisjanis also set for Oct 29. Michael Mickey Schwartz and Barry Kim Wolfe for Oct 30. Schwartz faces marijuana possession. Wolfe accused of renting the house and of keeping a house where illegal drug use occurred. Schwartz and Miss Krisjanis also charged with co habitation. Jury trials on that charge have not yet been scheduled.
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Michael David Edgecombe
Paul Abrams
Elizabeth Emma Krisjanis
Michael Mickey Schwartz
Barry Kim Wolfe
Schwartz
Wolfe
Miss Krisjanis
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Vietnam
Hershey
Lewis B
National Selective Service
Sweet
Dollison
Union
Gail Aumond
Nelsonville
Ohio Nurses
Ohio State University
William Kessler
Sheriff's Department
S. Congress St
Bromley Hall
James E. Emrick
N. May Ave
Forrest D. Loudermilk
Fremont
Loudermilk
Otis Simpson
Kenner Bush
John Good
James Anastas
Dale Schumacher
E. A. Sprague
Owen Wilkinson
Bob Wren
University
McBee
Dodge Boys
Dodge
Polara
John Gibson Motor City, Inc
T.chirts
Athens, Ohio
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