Parade of Hills judges pick 10 Miss Parade semi finalists
Ten of 25 candidates advance to the 1976 Miss Parade of the Hills title race. The semi finalists include Marjorie Devol, Marjorie Wolfe, Susan Maiden, Marilyn Abdella, Cindy Shuttleworth, Tammy Mount, Brenda Dawley, Lynnita Newberry, Susan Richards, and Brenda Dodrill. Frederick Oremus presided as master of ceremonies with Mary Linscott and Debbie Mohney as co chairs.
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Marjorie Devol
Buchtel
Marjorie Wolfe
Nelsonville
Susan Maiden
Marilyn Sue Abdella
Chauncey
Cindy Shuttleworth
Murray City
Tammy Mount
Logan
Brenda Dawley
Lynnita Newberry
Gallipolis
Susan Richards
Brenda Dodrill
McArthur
Frederick
Rick) Oremus
Mary V. Linscott
Debbie Mohney
Cochairman
Queens’ Committee
Harvey Ulmer
Bucyrus
Lynn Wilcox
Whok Radio
Lancaster
Roy Palmer
Hocking Technical College
Pat Faires
Pi Beta Phi Sorority
Ohio University
Joan Gwilym
Nelsonville York
Elks Lodge
Marilyn Abdella
Margie Devol
Daily News
Reggie Brown
Parade of the Hills
Marjie Devol
Ford Wins GOP Nomination at Conventions. Dole VP Candidate
Gerald Ford clinched the Republican presidential nomination at the convention in Kansas City with 1,187 votes to 1,070 for Ronald Reagan. Ford announced Kansas Senator Robert J. Dole as his vice presidential pick amid postvote unity, while Reagan pledged to campaign for Ford.
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Kansas City
Ford
Ronald Reagan
Reagan
Howard H. Baker Jr
Tennessee
Treasury
William Simon
William D. Ruckelshaus
California
Commerce
Elliot Richardson
Richard M. Nixon
Kansas City, Mo
Kansas
Robert J. Dole
Richard M. Rosenbaum
New York
GOP
Howard Baker
William Ruckelshaus
Carter
Alameda Plaza
Ford Has Constituency Beyond His Own District
AP Special Correspondent recounts Gerald Ford securing the Republican nomination at the Kansas City convention. The piece traces his rise from caretaker president to a candidate with a national base, edging past Ronald Reagan as the roll call culminates with Ford 1135 to 1060.
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Ford
Saul Pett
Kansas City
Bumbler
Gerald Rudolph Ford
White House
Richard Nixon
Jimmy Carter
Ronald Reagan
Fifth
Grand Rapids
Mich
Gerald Ford
Casablanca
Nancy Reagan
Reagan
New Mexico
New York
West Virginia
Herbert Hoover
School Board Fights For Dress Code Rights In Ohio
London Ohio school board members vote to enforce a hair length rule for male students risking civil disobedience and a potential 210000 in lost funds if found discriminatory. Superintendent Charles Montgomery warns the code may violate federal law and urges removal of dress codes. Robert Greer of Ohio Department of Education advises boards to drop dress codes.
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London
Ohio
Charles Montgomery
Montgomery
Robert Greer
State Department of Education
Pleasant Friday forecast in Hocking Valley with mild temps
Forecasters call for sunny weather in the Hocking Valley on Friday with highs in the 80s and lows near 60. Today at 11 am the temperature was 72, while Wednesday reached a high of 81 and the morning low stood at 51.
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Hocking Valley
Gray Named In Burglaries Amid 1973 FBI Debacle
Former FBI official Edward S. Miller says L Patrick Gray III authorized burglaries against domestic political groups while Gray was acting director in 1973. Miller cites August 1972 actions to gather Weather Underground intelligence and acknowledges approving break ins under Gray’s direction.
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FBI
L. Patrick Gray III
Gray
Edward S. Miller
Miller
The
New York Times
W. Mark Felt
Felt
Times
Justice Department
Department
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Becky Pidcock
Dee Dane
Shawn Clarke
Bruce Fick
Shannon Michaels
Eddie
United States
Democratic Congress
Sen
Paul Laxalt
Nevada
V-Yohaalle
Long Island
Jack Solerwitz
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