U.S. Plans Protest Over Olympic Loss
U S Olympic Committee plans a protest to IOC over Russia winning the Munich basketball final 51 50 amid disputed late clock reset. Chairman Arthur Lentz cites uneven rules and calls for FIBA reform while noting depositions support the U S claim of a wronged outcome.
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Renato Righetto
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Brazil
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William Jones
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FIBA
Jones
Cali
Colombia
NCAA Spanks 4 Schools On Recruiting Violations
The NCAA placed California at Berkeley, California State University at Sacramento, and North Carolina State on probation for recruiting and other violations. St John’s Jamaica was reprimanded. A drug testing proposal and easing the 1.6 GPA rule were discussed for convention consideration.
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University of California At Berkeley
California State University At
Sacramento
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National Collegiate Athletic Association
St. John’s University of Jamaica
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Sabres Tie Bruins to Stay Unbeaten in Eight-Game Stretch
Buffalo remains undefeated after a 2-2 tie with the Boston Bruins as Rene Robert and Gerry Meehan scored in the second period. Roger Crozier left with a back injury. The Sabres sit in a first place deadlock with Montreal in the NHL East.
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Associated Press
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Ohio U. Soccer Hopes Fade After 2-0 Loss to Cleveland State
Ohio University trailed early as Ascenzo Poggi scored twice in a 2-0 defeat that dented their NCAA tournament chances. Six starters were sidelined by injuries including captains Sherm Lyle and Gary Statham. Coach Dennis Buford urged improvement for the upcoming game at Michigan State and a bid could still come if they win.
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Notice of Election on Tax Levy Exceeding Ten Mill Limit
Athens County Ohio voters will decide at the November 7 1972 general election whether to levy up to 0.30 mills for five years for the Athens City County Health District. Polls open 6:30 A M to 6:30 P M EST. Board of Elections authorized the notice. William A. Lavelle Chairman William M. Howe Clerk. Dated Sept 29 1972.
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Athens
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Ohi
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Waterloo
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Nelsonville
Dover
Dover Township
Canaan Township Levy Renewal For Fire Protection
A Board of Trustees resolution proposes a tax levy in excess of the ten mill limit in Canaan Township Ohio. The renewal rate up to 0.5 mills per dollar valuation funds fire protection. Election set for November 7 1972 with polling hours 6:30 AM to 6:20 PM. Athens County Board of Elections officials William A. Lavelle and William M. Howe oversee.
Ordinance Authorizes Bids to Remodel City Hall Third Floor
Record of ordinances from Athens Ohio authorizes the Service Safety Director to advertise and accept bids for remodeling the third floor of City Hall. Work includes kitchenette bathrooms tile floor overhead lights and wall receptacles for the Senior Citizens' Room. Emergency measure approved to protect public peace health and safety. Mayor Donald L Barrett. Clerk Catherine Phillips. passage dates October 26 and November 2.
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Waterloo Township Tax Levy and Athens City remodeling vote
Trustees of Waterloo Township announce a general election on November 7 1972 to approve a 1 mill tax levy for road maintenance dust control over five years. Also Athens City seeks to retain an architect to prepare plans and specifications for police department remodeling with emergency provisions.
Tax levy approval for Federal Hocking Local SD
Voters in the Federal Hocking Local School District Athens County Ohio approved a current expenses levy of not more than 6 mills per dollar of valuation 0.60 per 100 dollars for a continuing period, effective August 19 1972.
Athens City School District Election Notice in 1972
A notice states that on August 21 1972 the Athens City School District will submit a vote at general election in Athens County Ohio for a current operating expenses levy not exceeding 2.5 mills per $100 of valuation for a continuing period. William A Lavelle is named as related authority.
Athens County Votes on Mental Health Board Levy
Athens County Commissioners set November 7 1972 as election day to decide a five year property tax levy of 648 dollars per valuation for the Community Mental Health and Mental Retardation Services Board in Athens County Ohio.
Carthage Township Votes on Fire Protection Levy Proposal
The Township Trustees of Carthage Ohio on May 1 1972 set a public vote on a fire protection levy exceeding 1 mill per dollar of valuation equal to ten cents. The measure will be presented to residents at a township meeting in Carthage.
Troy Township Tax Levy Renewal Vote Planned
Trustees of Troy Township Ohio seek a public vote on a five year tax renewal at no more than one mill per dollar of valuation. The measure will appear at general election polling places on Tuesday, July 7, 1972, with William A. Lavelle as chair.
Village of Amesville to vote on school tax levy increase
Resolution passed on August 7 1972 proposes a five year excess levy of 2 mills equal to 20 cents per hundred dollars of valuation in Amesville Ohio for 1974 75 76 77 and 78. Election will be held at the Amesville Village building at 7 30 P M Eastern Standard Time in Athens County. William A Lavelle chair.
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Ohio
Board of Elections
Athens County
William A. Lavelle
Chai
William M. Howe
Township NOTICE OF 1972 millage for Carthage expenses
Township trustees meet Tuesday November 7 1972 to approve current operating expenses exceeding .8 mills per dollar of valuation eight cents per hundred for Carthage Township Board of Elections. William A Lavelle chairs.
Nelsonville approves 1.6 mill renewal for five years
The City of Nelsonville Ohio votes at a July 24 1972 general election to renew a current expenses tax at a rate not exceeding 1.6 mills per dollar of valuation for five years to fund city operations including street lighting.
Dover Township Election and Athens Police Communications Ordinance
Two Dover Township trustees set a November 7 1972 election on a five year road levy for general construction dust control and resurfacing in Athens County Ohio. Athens City Council seeks bids under a federal aid grant for police communications equipment to improve public safety and peacekeeping.
Skiver Family Thanks for Kindness After Loss
The Skiver Family gratefully thanks friends neighbors and relatives for sympathy kindness and flowers during Isaac Skiver illness and death. Special thanks to Mount St. Mary Hospital nursing staff Dr Najm and Dr Sines Rev Richard Lupton and Johnson Funeral Home for help.
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Auction Draft Sale At Residence In West Virginia
Ten auction will sell unsold items from a prior sale at State Rt. 33 New Haven West Virginia on Saturday October 28 1972 at 10 00 A M. Items include kitchen appliances furniture silver coins tools and a cast iron toy train among others. Terms are cash. Signed R B John Sayre Bradford Auction Co Racine Ohio box 116. Lunch served.
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New Haven
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Conus Lincoln
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