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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 14, 1972
Page
6
The NCAA refused permission for WOSU-TV to broadcast Ohio State home football games. The NCAA cited past use by Columbus cable systems extending signals to nearby colleges, which allegedly reduced attendance at those schools.
Mrs Ada Long of Columbus and Mrs Loie Kessler of Wellston visited friends here recently. The Trumans celebrated their golden wedding anniversary September 2 with relatives from Columbus and New Jersey attending at Route 689 home.
Mr and Mrs Francis Morris Racine host in Columbus as relatives D Wilcoxen and Hazel Carnahan visit Elmwood Nursing Home residents. Ohio guests include Mr and Mrs Marvin Chaffin of Harrisburg and Mr and Mrs Jerry Powell. Additional social stops feature the Biffles, the McKenzies, the Kronenbergers and friends in Gallipolis Columbus Johnstown and Sandusky with various Davis and Grimm family members.
The Kentucky attorney general states a 1972 act appears to authorize counties to regulate strip mining provided rules do not conflict with state laws.
The piece reports on proposed state rules for punch mining in deep coal seams. It also notes the POMEROY-XI Gamma Mu Chapter Beta Sigma Phi will meet Thursday at Mrs. Margaret Follrod’s home for a potluck. Jet streams at 30 000 to 40 000 feet drive speeds of 100 to 300 mph, accelerating eastbound flights across the North Atlantic.
About 30 officials from Ohio and West Virginia attended the Mid-Ohio Valley Mayor's Association meeting hosted by Pomeroy at the Meigs Inn. William Nicely led the business session, noting progress on revenue sharing and regional cooperation among villages within a 50 mile radius.
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