TOSRV In 16th Year Draws Nine Local Riders
Nine local participants join 3,400 riders from 33 states and Canada for the 16th Tour of the Scioto River Valley in Columbus. The 210 mile trek starts at the state Capitol, along the Scioto River to Portsmouth, overnight and return. The event, organized by the Columbus Council of American Youth Hostels, began in 1962 with two riders and last year saw 3,300 participants.
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Scioto River Valley
America
Columbus Council of American Youth Hostels
American Youth Hostel Week
Ohio Patrol reports record CB radio calls in early 1977
Ohio State Highway Patrol logged a record 4,857 citizen band radio calls in Q1 1977. Superintendent Col Adam G. Reiss noted nearly 12,000 calls for disabled vehicles and stranded motorists, with 5,374 calls about highway conditions and accidents.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ohio State Highway Patrol
Adam G. Reiss
Reis
Reiss
Reach Out recognition honors local community figures
Mental Health Association nominating judges for the Reach Out program spotlights Mrs. Ebie Banks Mary lord and Stanley Sorrell from Middletown Hamilton and Oxford. A May 4 dinner in Oxford will honor selected individuals with certificates and media coverage. Nomination forms will be distributed area wide or nominees may submit name address reasons and nominator details on paper.
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Ebie Banks
Wilson Elementary School
The
Mental Health Association
Mary Lord
Stanley Sorrell
Busines
Middletown
Hamilton
Oxford
Ait
Mothers Day Appeal Aims 32000 For Children’s Home
The Miami Valley Children's Center in Hamilton seeks a 32000 goal to cover the center's operating deficit. Executive director Alan K Schneider explains the appeal aims to support the Children’s Home Association of Butler County in the first quarter of 1977.
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Miami Valley Children’s Center
Hamilton
Children’s Home Association of
Butler County
Alan K Schneider
Schneider
McGovern Quoted by Cuban Media
In Mexico City, senator George McGovern is cited by Prensa Latina calling Fidel Castro one of today’s most important leaders while noting personal disagreement with communism. The piece also details the Miami Valley Children’s Center’s reliance on private gifts after losing United Way funding to sustain its troubled youth treatment program.
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Mexico City
George McGovern
D S.D
Fidel Castro
Prensa Latina
United Way
Schneider
Miami Valley
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