Algebra Magic Promoted By Sclon By Robert F Miller
A Columbus lawmaker seeks 1.5 million dollars to fund SEED Special Elementary Education for the Disadvantaged. The program aims to teach advanced algebra to disadvantaged elementary pupils in four weekly sessions, with Columbus teachers from Battelle Bell Labs and Ohio State University backing the effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert F
Brian Stecher
Columbus Seed
Columbus
Hale
Stecher
California
Michigan
Senate
House
Fair, Ave
Central School PTA Installs New Officers
For the 1973 74 school year Central elementary PTA installed officers led by outgoing president Mrs. Joe Bonecutter. New officers are Mrs. Charles Eaton president Mrs. Francis Schrader vice president Mrs. Kent Bishop secretary and Mrs. Charles Weller treasurer.
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Central Elementary School
PTA
Joe Bonecutter
Charles Eaton
Francis Schrader
Kent Bishop
Charles Weller
Eaton
Bob Emerson
Roger Montgomery
Logan City
Navy Moves Against San Diego Tattoo City
San Diego faces Navy pressure to close dozens of tattoo parlors as dermatology chief Dr. William Carson argues tattoos are permanent disfigurements and pose infection risks. Navy personnel and civilians frequent the shops, with one sailor revealing plans for 52 tattoos during his 4 year enlistment.
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San Diego
Calif
Navy
William Carson
San Diego Naval Hospital
New York
California
Carson
San i Diego
Doc Webb
Webb
Long Beach
Clem
School Menus Starr Washington Tuesday
Tomato soup hot dog crackers potato chips celery ice cream bar milk listed for Starr Washington school menu Tuesday.
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Starr
Washington
Kurfess Named to Nixon Intergovernmental Relations Panel
Ohio House Minority Leader Charles F. Kurfess Perrysburg has been named to the President's Advisory Commission on Intergovernmental Relations. He will serve a two year term on the 26 member panel studying local and federal government relationships and making recommendations to improve operations. He is the sole Ohio member on the commission.
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Washington
Ohio
Charles F. Kurfess
Perrysburg
Advisory Commission
Kurfess
Berne Union Alumni Banquet and Dance Set
The annual Berne Union High School alumni banquet will be held Saturday June 9 at the Elks Club in Lancaster. Social hour at 6 p.m. precedes a 6 30 dinner with music and dancing from 9 to midnight.
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Berne Union
Berne Vion High School
Elks Club
Lancaster
Soil and Water Winners Named in County Poster Contest
The Hocking Soil and Water Conservation District announced five winners from city and county elementary schools for grades one through four. Winners, listed by grade and school, will each receive a silver dollar and posters will be displayed at the district fair in September.
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Hocking Soil & Water Conservation District
Hocking
Graduation Pride Amid Logan High Shortcomings
A reader praises Logan High School seniors for resilience and cheer while urging the community to improve the overcrowded and outdated facilities. Special kudos go to the Chief tain staff for building a landmark school newspaper in three years. The letter closes with thanks from DOUG CROY of Cambridge Massachusetts and a geographic note about the Andes Sierra Madre and Rockies.
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Daily News
Logan High School
Doug Croy
Hews
St. Cambridge
Mass
Hocking Tech Seminar for Correctional Officers Held
Sixty seven attendees joined the quarterly seminar at Hocking Technical College themed Where Does Rehabilitation Begin. Logan Police Chief Roy Kelch spoke to two officer groups from Lebanon Correctional Institute and other institutions. County officials and prosecutors led discussions with juvenile facility staff while John Yates chaired problem solving sessions on community police activity at the Hocking Valley Motor Lodge.
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Hocking Technical College
Logan
Roy Kelch
Lebanon Correctional Institute
Ohio
John Yates
Public Service Technologies
Hocking Valley Motor Lodge
Duck Crossing Signs Installed At Park
Hamilton County officials installed "Duck Crossing" signs along roads at Winton Woods Park in Cincinnati Ohio to alert drivers to migrating ducks and geese. Rangers say ducks congregate near the harbor point and motorists should watch for low flying birds and a 25 mph limit.
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Cincinnati, Ohio
Hamilton County
Winton Woods Park
Rain Saturates Ohio Fields Threaten Crop Season
Ohio agriculture director Gene R. Abercrombie warns steady rains threaten the state's crop growing season. If the weather does not improve next week, corn and soybeans will suffer, potentially driving 109,000 farmers toward bankruptcy and pushing food prices higher.
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Columbus, Ohio
Gene R. Abercrombie
Ohio Department of Agriculture
Ohio
Abercrombie
Abercrombe
Rockbridge Girl On Dean's List at Ohio University
Linda Kay Dalton of Rockbridge Route 1 has been named to the College of Arts and Sciences dean's list at Ohio University for the past quarter for earning at least a 3.3 GPA with 15 credit hours. OU officials praised her academic success in a letter. Dalton is a second year student and 1971 Logan High School graduate, daughter of Mr and Mrs Paul Dalton.
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Linda Kay Dalton
Rockbridge Rt. 1
College of Arts and Sciences
Ohio University
John G. Jewett
William R. Jones
Logan High School
Paul Dalton
Genealogical Society Sets June 10 Meeting
The South Central Ohio Genealogical Society will meet at 2 p.m. Sunday, June 10, in Room 319 at the Ohio University Library in Athens. Richard W. Ryan, head of the special collections division, arranged the meeting. All interested persons are welcome. For information write SCOGS, Box 33, Chillicothe, O.
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South Central Ohio Genealogical Society
Ohio University (Alden
Athens
Richard W. Ryan
Chillicothe
Bulk Buyers Hurt By Fuel Shortage
The fuel shortage ends bidding battles for bulk contracts across states and cities. Cities report curtailment notices, transit agencies face higher costs, and buyers compete in a tighter seller’s market with bids up and some routes at risk.
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New Jersey
Frank M. Papale Jr
Purchase and Property
Dallas County
Texas
Los Angeles County
Linwood F Ross
Maine
American Transit Association
Metropolitan Transit Commission
Minneapolis
Camille Andres
Jack Rehberg
Montana Petroleum Association
New Cheerleaders Named At Miller High
Miller High selects varsity freshmen and reserve squads on Thursday. Varsity cheerleaders include Nancy Rose, Crane, Susie Merckle, and Cindy Lightfine. Reserve team members are Teresa Kincaid, Chse ing, Karen Rose, Susie Hermey, and Vanessa Wycinski. Freshmen cheerleaders are Carole Pompey, Jodi Barnhart, Susie Altier, Debbie Barron, and Lori Lanning.
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Miller High
Nancy Rose
Y Crane
Susie Merckle
Cindy Lightfine
Teresa Kincaid
Ch Seing
Karen Rose
Susie Hermey
Vanessa Wycinski
Carole Pompey
Jodi Barnhart
Susie Altier
Debbie Barron
Lori Lanning
Lawsuits Filed Over 1972 Cleveland Bus Crash
Federal suits totaling 1.7 million allege Continental Trailways negligence in a Pennsylvania Turnpike crash during a rainstorm. Four people died and several were injured as a chartered bus carried a Cleveland church group returning from Philadelphia.
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Cleveland, Ohio
Continental Trailways, Inc., and Associates
Federal
Pennsylvania Turnpike
Cleveland
Philadelphia
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Jim Daubenmire
West Logan
Troy Brown
Gibisonville
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Steven McVey
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Cathy Cole
Central
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Terry Fisher
Scott Hutchison
Tracy van Dyke
Debra Altman
Ted Busch
West
Carl Brown
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U.S.D.A
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