President of KSU To Retire
Kent State University president Dr. George A Bowman announced retirement plans for 1983 after leading enrollment growth from 891 to 13 000 since 1944. Trustees were urged to begin immediate search for a successor as Bowman stresses low fees and contends with state funding cuts.
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Cooties Visit Dayton Hospital
Commander Charlies Elam and nine Cooties unit members visited Ward 5 at Dayton Veterans Hospital last night and gave cigarettes to patients and veterans in care. The group included Hobart Hopper Orman Elam Birnie Bratcher John Sparks Jr Louis Warmoth Steve Tom Kash Fassick Frank Wolner and Ray Hall.
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Easter Music Program At Second Baptist Church
A special Easter Music program presented annually by the children of Second Baptist Church will begin at 9 a m Sunday. Children from all Sunday school classes will join in recitations solos quartets and choral singing with Benny Haywood announcing and Miss Bonnie Mack providing piano accompaniment.
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Akron auditor charged with embezzling from unemployment fund
Herbert P. Brinker, 24, of Akron, was arrested Thursday on an embezzlement charge for taking $1,039 from the Bureau of Unemployment Compensation where he worked as an auditor. He was released on a $4,000 bond and faces a hearing April 27.
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Today's Crossword 10 Across and Down Clues
Crossword clues from a King Features Syndicate puzzle, listing numerous across and down entries with numbers and definitions. Includes words like tavern, half witted, danger, and various puzzle hints along with the note that average solve time is 25 minutes.
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State Will Win Fight On Billboards McIlroy
Ohio Attorney General Mark McElroy predicted that Ohio will win the fight over billboards. He called the billboards a hazard to interstate traffic and said the state will appeal a judge's ruling that the anti billboard law is unconstitutional. The case hinges on safety, beauty, and potential highway funding if billboards are kept off interstates.
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Congressman's death ends long Dallas service
Former U S Representative Hatton W. Sumners, age 87, died Thursday in Dallas from a heart ailment. A long-time Dallas district congressman, Sumners served in Congress for 18 years before retiring in 1946.
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