Norton Lands SEO For Role In Education
James A. Norton, chancellor of the Ohio Board of Regents, praised Southeastern Ohio for its education contributions at the Industrial Day Dinner in Nelsonville. He noted trends in higher education, two-year colleges, and Ohio's need to retain graduates, citing state funds for regional facilities and the influence of Hocking Technical College.
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James A
Dolph) Norton
Ohio Board of Regents
Southeastern Ohio
Hocking Valley Motor Lodge
Nelsonville
Norton
Ohio
Rhodes
Athens
Fairfield
Gallia
John Light
Hocking Technical College
Hocking Tech
C. R
Dick) Hubbard
Hocking Valley
Hubbard
Don Kern
Queen Finalists To Be Announced At Parade Of The Hills
Ten finalists for the Queen of the Hills will be revealed tonight on Public Square Nelsonville at 7 30 p m during Parade of the Hills now under way Judging begins at 5 30 p m with the new queen and court kept secret until Saturday coronation Also earlier egg pitching contest awarded 10 prize 5 and 3 to winning teams from 30 entries in two person teams across ages
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Nelsonville
Public Square
Nelsonville-York Junior High School
Parade of the Hills
Corn crop damage persists despite rains in upper Midwest
Agriculture Department reports ongoing corn losses in the upper North Central states despite last week's rains. Topsoil moisture remains short due to above normal temperatures, even as wheat and corn crops are expected to stabilize fears of rising food prices tied to grain sales to the Soviet Union.
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Washington
Upper North Central States
Agriculture Department
Soviet Union
U S Judge Orders Dockers To Load Russia Bound Grain
In Galveston Texas a federal judge ordered longshoremen to resume loading grain aboard a Soviet bound ship after a temporary restraining order was issued Following a stoppage over concerns that selling U S grain to the Soviet Union would raise domestic food prices Judge James Noel set a hearing date while the Bosanka remained at the Port of Houston with other grain shipments resumed.
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U.S
Galveston
Tex
Soviet Union
Houston
U.S. District Court
James Noel
West Gulf Maritime Shippers Association
International Longshoremen Association
ILA
International
Noel
Lake Charles
Brownsville
Bosanka
Cargill Inc
Minneapolis
Russia
Willie Wells
International Longshoremen's and Warehousemen’s Union
Ford
Frisco Mayor Alioto Home Bombed Early Morning
A pipe bomb exploded at Mayor Joseph L. Alioto's home during pay dispute mediation. The blast damaged the front porch and windows but injured none. A swastika and the sign Don't Threaten Us were found on the lawn as police strike loomed. Alioto dismissed connections to the strike and warned of arrests if the walkout continued.
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San Francisco
Joseph L. Alioto
Alioto
Angelina
Bill Rolph
Presidio Terrace
Bill O’brien
A.m
Tenderloin
Board of Supervisors
Dianne Feinstein
Gerald Crowley
Striking Police Officers Association
Grain Ripoff Upsets New Orleans Export Buyers
Foreign grain buyers press for higher cost federal inspections as fraud schemes shake New Orleans docks. USDA reports about 40 percent of shipments now get federal inspection amid indictments of 48 individuals and four companies. Sen. Dick Clark cites market pressure pushing toward a funded federal system, facing Ford administration opposition.
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New Orleans
Harlan Ryan
US Department of Agriculture
Ryan
USDA
Spectors
Iowa
Federal
Dick Clark
Clark
Ford Administration
Communists Suffer Portuguese Setback
In Porto and Lisbon mobs attacked Communist run offices as pro Communist Premier Vasco Goncalves faces a weakening hold. Rioters destroyed union headquarters and clashes left multiple dead or wounded as Cunhal canceled a Porto rally amid army leadership changes.
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Lisbon
Portugal
Portuguese Democratic Movement
Porto
Intersindical
Communist Party
Alvaro Cunhal
Cunhal
Eurico Corvadho
Alcobaca
Corvacho
Augustin Ferreira
Vasco Goncalves
Weather Outlook for Hocking Valley Tonight Through Thursday
Partly cloudy with a chance of thundershowers, lows in the upper 60s and highs in the 80s forecast for tonight and Thursday in the Hocking Valley. Today reached 78 degrees by 11 a.m. after a 58 degree overnight. Tuesday's high was 87.
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Hocking Valley
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