Bishop Krumm to Visit Athens Church for Two Sundays
The Rt. Rev. John M. Krumm, newly elected bishop of the Episcopal Diocese of Southern Ohio, will lead discussion hours from 4 to 8:30 p.m. on Sept 26 and Oct 3 at the Church of the Good Shepherd in Athens. He recently toured Turkey Eastern Europe and England and will speak on The Christian and His Moral Decisions.
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John M. Krumm
Episcopal Diocese
Southern
Ohio
Church of the Good Shepherd
Athens
Krumm
Turkey
Europe
England
William G. Black
Ex Justice Black in Serious Condition After Stroke
Former Supreme Court Justice Hugo Black, 85, remains in serious condition at Bethesda Naval Hospital after a stroke suffered Monday. Black, who retired last Friday after 34 years on the court, was also treated for an inflammatory blood vessel condition and a sugar problem. President Nixon is expected to nominate a replacement before Oct. 4. Senators Eastland and Mathias weigh in on the nomination process and consultations with GOP leaders.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Hugo Black
Bethesda Naval Hospital
Black
High Court
John M. Harlan
Nixon
James O. Eastland
Dmiss
Eastland
Senate Judiciary Committee
Charles McC. Mathias
R-Md
Judiciary Committee
GOP
Hugh Scott
Pennsylvania
Mathias
Four Car Pile Up At Athens High School
A chain reaction caused a four car crash at Athens High School Wednesday at 3 20 pm Deputies report Christopher Hurst 17 backed from the lot hitting Barbara Stephenson 16 whose car struck James Scott 17 and James Westfall 17 All four vehicles had minor to moderate damage with no injuries and no citations.
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Athens High School
Athens County Sheriff's
Christopher Hurst
Athens
Barbara L. Stephenson
Bryan Road
James Scott
James Westfall
Franklin St
Sons of the Legion Squadron Planned in Murray City
Murray City American Legion Post 420 forms a Sons of the Legion squadron. Applications taken tonight at the Legion building with no age limit. Meetings set for the second and fourth Tuesdays each month. Mrs. Debra Jaffe, 66, of 8 Slaughter Dr, was taken to O'Bleness Memorial Hospital after a sidewalk trip caused a possible right ankle injury near 23 S Court St.
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Murray City
American Legion
Sons of the Legion
Legion
Debra Jaffe
Slaughter Dr
O’bleness Memorial Hospital
Athens Fire Department
S. Court St
Nixon Tax Proposals Revised Approved by House Panel
The Ways and Means Committee approved a revised tax package from President Nixon, shifting relief toward individuals and low income earners while reducing business breaks. The plan trims business depreciation gains, repeals 7 percent auto and 10 percent truck excises, increases personal exemptions, and expands relief for low income filers with targeted income thresholds set for 1972.
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Washington
Nixon
House
Ways and Means Committee
Jail Term Ordered In DWI Case
A Guysville Route 1 man received a jail sentence and fine in Athens County Municipal Court Thursday after changing his plea from innocent to guilty on a charge of driving while intoxicated. Paul R. Dunfee was fined $200 and costs, sentenced to seven days in jail and had his license suspended for 60 days. Marlene Kabot and Lynn Luise Baus, both of 704 Hayes Hall, forfeited $33 on charges of stealing an $.08 candy bar from Buckeye Mart. Bill Derrick and Peter Maybury, both of 133 W. Washington St., forfeited $25 on charges of allowing their dog to run at large. Bruce Alan Wolf, Riverton, N. J., forfeited $33 for having an open container of intoxicating liquor, and Christopher Zorbas, Athens, forfeited $69 bond for overtime parking tickets.
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Guysville
Peter Maybury
W. Washington St
Bruce Alan Wolf
Riverton
N. J
Christopher Zorbas
Athens
Red Cross Given $40 By Auxiliary
Pleasant Valley Hospital Auxiliary pledged $40 to the Mason County Red Cross Chapter at its September meeting. New projects were discussed, four members slated for a Camden-Clark Hospital workshop, and volunteers assist in the hospital beauty shop with basic hair styling taught by a beautician. Gala Clark chairs the activity. meetings are the second Tuesday each month in the hospital dining room.
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Point Pleasant
Mason County Red Cross
Pleasant Valley Hospital
Camden-Clark Hospital
Parkersburg
Gala Clark
Trudy Krebs
Betty Gibeaut
Betty Romans
Anne Given
Laura Murray
Beverly Ridenour
ARC Approves Medical Intern Program for Appalachian Ohio
The Appalachian Regional Commission approves a $179,903 grant toward a $226,764 Ohio program to place OSU medical students in 28 Appalachian counties. Fivearea bases Athens Gallipolis Ironton host tutors as three doctors join OSU faculty. aim to attract graduates to rural practice.
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Appalachian Regional Commission
Ohio
Appalachian
Ohio Valley Health Services Foundation
Ohio State University College of Medicine
Appalachian Ohio
Cal Services
OVHSF
Athens
Hocking
Meigs
Vinton
Jackson
Gallia
Lawrence
ARC
Ohio Office of Appalachia
Ohio Health
OSU
Gallipolis
Ironton
Martin D. Keller
Tom Washam
Franklin R. Banks
OSU Medical College
Jack Farrington
Former Mason County official ordered to pay damages
I Brooks Smith, former Mason County schools superintendent, must pay $14 000 total to two former Point Pleasant High School officials Charles Withers and Charles Chambers. The Mason County Circuit Court ruled after a defamation suit, denying a motion to set aside the verdict. Smith received a 90 day stay to appeal.
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Point Pleasant
Mason County
Brooks Smith
Charles Withers
Charles Chambers
James Lee Thompson
Smith
Frisch's Projects New High in Sales and Earnings
Frisch's Restaurants reports strong results with first quarter 1971 gross surpassing 7.8 million dollars and earnings of 65 cents per share. For year ending May 30, 1971, volume hit 38.54 million and earnings rose to 1.46 million dollars. Board approves 2 for 1 stock split effective November 12 for holders of record October 15.
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Cincinnati
Frisch’s Restaurants, Inc
Jack C. Maier
Frisch
Alfred M. Cohen
Albert J. Heinichen
Blanche F. Maier
Louis J. Ullman
Maier
Patrol Chief Rejects Negotiation Stance After Attica Reference
Ohio Highway Patrol head Col. Robert M. Chiaramonte warned against negotiating with rebellious prisoners like Attica inmates. He praised a statewide line patrol system for cutting traffic fatalities by 10 percent and noted courts’ hesitation to accept credit cards for bond posts.
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Cleveland, Ohio
Ohio Highway Patrol
Attica State Prison
New York
Attica
Robert M. Chiaramonte
Greater Cleveland Safety Council
Board of Control
Chiaramonte
The
Safety Council
Meigs County Land Transfers
Oren Wears transfers land in Salisbury Two to Ann Wears. William Curtis and Cory Curtis receive a lot in Sutton Two from Jack Wolfe. Bobby Joe Wolfe and Tessie Wolfe obtain a Bedford Two acre parcel from Kenneth Romine and Maria Romine. Gene Romine and Kathy Romine receive a Bedford Two parcel.
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Oren
Ann Wears
Salisbury
William Curtis
Cory Curtis
Jack Wolfe
Sutton
Bobby Joe Wolfe
Tessie Wolfe
Kenneth Romine
Maria Romine
Bedford
Gene Romine
Kathy Romine
Fall Art Classes Planned at Ohio University
Fall Saturday morning art workshops for ages seven and up run October 2 to November 20 from 9 30 to 11 45. Taught by student teachers under Art faculty supervision in ceramics drawing painting and more, the eight week series costs 10 with materials and emergency services included. Scholarships may waive fees. registration forms are available via Ohio University offices at 614 594 7201 extension 48.
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School of Art
Ohio University
Clifford McCarthy
Albany
Coolville
Glouster
Guysville
McArthur
Logan
New Straitsville
Athens
Queen Elizabeth To Visit Thailand Next February
The Foreign Office announced a week long state visit by Queen Elizabeth and Prince Philip to Thailand next February. The visit will be a formal diplomatic event with engagements across Bangkok and other sites.
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Elizabeth
Thailand
Bangkok
Britain
Prince Philip
Foreign Office
Prize Beef Center Ox Roast Feeds Athens Center Staff
Center staff and patients at the Athens Mental Health Center held a 1000 pound ox roast on the grounds. The Washington County Fair champion steer, donated by Dr and Mrs G B Krivenia, was prepared by Ed Van Dyke of Buckeye Cafeteria and served by volunteer staff with donations covering other menu items.
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Athens Mental Health Center
G. B. Krivchenia
Marietta
Harry Chovnick
Ed van Dyke
Buckeye Cafeteria
Counselor Attends Southeast Ohio Articulation Workshop
Nelsonville-York High School counselor Charles Knowles attended the Southeastern Ohio Articulation Workshop at Marietta College. Students Steve Mount Jack Hitching and Paula McConnell joined, with 35 college representatives present. A reception followed at the Hermann Fine Arts Center.
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Nelsonville
Charles Knowles
Nelsonville-York
Southeastern Ohio
Marietta College
Steve Mount
Jack Hitching
Paula McConnell
Hermann Fine Arts Center
Meeting Is A Reunion At Michigan State
EAST LANSING Mich P It s virtually a Michigan State football reunion when Coach Duffy Daugherty calls a Spartan staff meeting Six former State players are his assistants Gordie Serr George Perles Joe Carruthers Carl Buck Bystrom Ed Youngs Sherman Lewis are the coaches in the session
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East Lansing
Mich
Duffy Daugherty
Spartan
Gordie Serr
George Perles
Joe Carruthers
Carl Buck Bystrom
Ed Youngs
Shwerman Lewis
Wagner named fulltime superintendent in Austintown
Stewart Wagner becomes the permanent superintendent of Austintown Township schools after serving as acting head the past week. He succeeds the late John Schuller, who died September 14.
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Youngstown
Ohio
Stewart Wagner
Austintown Township
John Schuller
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