Pleasant Ridge Community News Brief
Daily notices from Pleasant Ridge cover scripture reflections and local life. The column lists phone calls to residents, new Sunday School attendees, camping trips, hospital visits, vacation absences, a church supper, June birthdays, anniversaries, commencements, and local visits by families and couples in Laurelville, Reynoldsburg, Columbus, and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leroy Stevens
Debbie
Diane
Ricky
Columbus
Pike Lake
Donald Fortner
Reynoldsburg
Leonard Johnson
Church of God In
Laurelville
Pleasant Ridge
Leonard
John Nunely
Florida
Ruling Expected On Medical Ads
Federal Judge Thomas Lambros will decide Wednesday if a three judge panel should hear the challenge to an Ohio medical practice advertising law. He refused to bar local officials from threatening prosecutions over abortion signs by Michigan firm Martin Mitchell Enterprises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland, Ohio
Thomas Lambros
Ohio
Michigan
Gerald A. Messerman
Martin Mitchell Enterprises, Inc
Oak Park
Mich
Lambros
Cleveland
Cuyahoga County
New York
Detroit
1975 Auto Costs Rise Over Pollution Rules
GM engineer Gary W. Dickinson told Baltimore area dealers that 1975 autos will cost about 260 more due to pollution controls, noting earlier improvements reduced hydrocarbons and carbon monoxide with modest per car costs. He argued 1975 standards add 200 more, not counting fuel and maintenance effects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
General Motors
Gary W. Dickinson
Dickinson
Environmental Protection Agency
Resort Operators Named Defendants in Lending Act Suit
A class action filed in Cincinnati accuses Hidden Valley Lake resort operators near Aurora Indiana of violating the Truth in Lending Act. Robert W. and Erline W. Schenck of Dayton claim the contract failed to disclose a three day rescission right on a $12000 land parcel purchase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Hidden Valley Lake
Aurora
Ind
Robert W
Erline W. Schenck
Dayton
Glass Blowers to Hold Talks With Owens Corning
Officials of the Glass Bottle Blowers Association and Owens Corning Fiberglas Corp plan contract talks today. It is the first meeting since the union, after re turning to work last Saturday, followed federal mediator guidance. About 1,800 union members had walked off Friday after rejecting a company contract offer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glass Blowers
Newark, Ohio
Glass Bottle Blowers Association
Owens- Corning Fiberglas Corp
Country Music Tour Sends Big Names Overseas for Charity
Nine country stars led by Tex Ritter on a 22 day 33 000 mile Far East tour to New Zealand Japan and Australia raised funds for Bangladesh children and promoted country music internationally. CMA and UN co sponsored the trip which drew sellout crowds in New Zealand and Japan with eager fans in Australia and praise for the genre’s future abroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nancy Shipley
Associated Press
Nashville, Tenn
Nashville
New Zealand
Japan
Australia
Bangladesh
Unicef
Fund For the Children
Country Music Association
The
United Nations
LeRoy van Dyke
Tom T. Hall
Hall
Glenn Barber
Brian Collins
Connie Smith
Wanda Jackson
Freddy Weller
Ray Sanders
CMA
Far East
New
Wild rash of dog bites alarms Cincinnati Health Dept
Cincinnati health officials warn of a spike in dog bites with about 100 residents reporting bites in the last week, 39 over Memorial Day weekend. In Westwood, five people are receiving rabies shots as SPCA deputies struggle to seize dogs, saying owners release animals when authorities are closed. Dr. Mitchell Zavon notes roughly 3,500 bites are recorded yearly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Cincinnati Health Department
Westwood
Society For Prevention of Cruelty To Animals
SPCA
Mitchell Zavon
Zavon
Ponderosa System Reports Revenues Up
Dayton based Ponderosa System Inc reports three months ending May 19 total revenues of 12.6 million versus 8.5 million last year. Net earnings are 1,036,355 compared with 638,374 in the prior period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dayton, Ohio
Ponderosa System, Inc
Hays Accused of Undermining New Campaign Law
Washington AP Rep Wayne Hays of Ohio faces charges from Common Cause chairman John Gardner that he seeks to subvert the Federal Election Campaign Act. Gardner warns Hays would amend the law to effectively emasculate the act through changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Wayne Hays
Ohio
Common Cause
John Gardner
Gardner
Hays
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Pleasant Ridge News
Mrs. Ethel
Roy Stevens
Harlan Stevens
Winston Salem
N.C
Ethel Poling
Don Leo Poling
Bloomingdale
N.J
Denny
Melvin Dumm
Steve Harmon
Kelly Wellman
Doug Murphy
Floyd Butts
Teresa Butts
Berger Hospital
Circleville
Women’s Missionary Society of the
George Poling
Oakland
Charles Poling
Scott VanCuren
Terry Unger
Joe Disbennett
Larry Stump
Jerry
Eric Harper
Tarlton
Simon Poling
Jim Kelly Jr
Leland Johnson
New Guinea
Charles
Robert Poling
Bobby
Terry
Greg
Chillicothe
Robert Reid
Robert Harper
Diana
Trisha
South Bloomingville
Amanda
John Farmers
Robert Fausnaugh
Tammy
Michael
Valerie
Jeffrey
Tara Rae
Shoemaker Rd
al Speakman
Whisler
John Fortner
Adelphi
Craig Richards
Westerville
Warren Richards
Lorain
Andre Boudreau
Becky Fortner
Jimmy Fortner
Sharon Graves
Becky
Eldon Fox
Charles Speakman
Michael Fausnaugh
Farmer and Merchants Bank
Caro
Logan, Ohio
Federal Reserve System
Bancohio Corp
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Ponderosa System
Lords
Eell
Pants
Son Cogel
Laurelville Grain & Mill
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