Politician Kurfess urges parties to engage youth voters
Ohio House Speaker Charles F Kurfess told a Miami University luncheon that parties must involve young voters and that churches can influence policy by encouraging members to discuss issues. He warned churches must adapt to youth interests and serve their real desires. He noted Christians can differ on issues but should relay beliefs to legislators.
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Charles F Kurfess
Bowling Green
Lutheran Youth Foundation
Miami University
Kurfess
Six Children Among Missing After Buffalo Creek Flood Toll Rises
In Logan County West Virginia seven people including six children remain missing from the February Buffalo Creek flood and are presumed dead. The total toll climbs to 125 with 118 bodies recovered and 115 identified. Corporal Garrett says the list of missing has been verified and extraneous names removed.
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Miami Professor to Teach in Nigeria on Fulbright Fellowship
Miami University assistant history professor W Sherman Jackson has received a Fulbright senior fellowship to teach American history with a focus on black history at the University of Lagos, Nigeria, from September to June 1973. He has taught at multiple institutions, authored The Lost Promise, and is noted in Outstanding Young Men in America.
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Two Fenwick seniors win Gardner Foundation scholarships
Barbara Ann Lolli and Robert F. Cramer, both Fenwick High School seniors, were named recipients of Gardner Foundation awards. Each will receive 1100 dollars annually for four years, contingent on college choice, continued upper-half class standing, and financial need. Lolli is active in yearbook and journalism, plans Ohio Dominican College English major. Cramer will study business administration at the University of Dayton, with active roles in Latin Club and tennis and consistent honor-roll honors.
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Public Schools
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Columbus
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University of Dayton
Gilligan to Kick Off 11 City Mental Health Tour
Gov. John J. Gilligan to begin an 11 city tour across Ohio Monday to promote Mental Health Month. He will visit community mental health centers meet volunteers and discuss urgent needs in mental illness and mental retardation. The tour includes Dover Akron Cleveland Cincinnati Hamilton Dayton St Mary's Lima Toledo and Columbus area facilities later in May.
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Ohio
John J. Gilligan
Gilligan
Mental Health Month
Tuscarawas Valley Comprehensive Mental Health Center
Dover
Akron
Cleveland
Cincinnati
Hamilton
Dayton
St. Mary’s
Lima
Toledo
Highway strike averted. 13,000 U AEP workers to return
In Columbus Ohio a statewide highway labor dispute was settled tentatively after 12 hours of talks between Operating Engineers Local 18 and the Ohio Contractors Association. About 13,000 union members are expected to report to work Monday while a ratification vote by mail unfolds. The deal centers on wages and conditions and prevents a potential shutdown of 800 million dollars in highway and sewer projects affecting 30,000 additional workers.
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Ohio Contractors Association
the Contractors Association
Heart power needs outlined by Arizona Heart Institute
The Arizona Heart Institute reports the human heart runs at full efficiency using eight watts of power. An artificial heart would require 32 watts and be at most 25 percent as efficient as a healthy heart.
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Phoenix, Ariz
Arizona Heart Institute
Presidential Seal Carved From Wood
Delbert Springer of Convoy Ohio presented a two foot wide wooden presidential seal to President Nixon in the Oval Office. The ceremony was arranged by Rep. Delbert L Latta, a Republican from Ohio, who attended with Springer’s wife and teenage daughter.
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Nixon
Ohio
Delbert Springer
Oval
Delbert L. Latta
Thin Margins Linger In HHH McGovern Tally
Humphrey gains six Ohio delegates for a total majority amid close totals in district tallies. Ninth District Leans Humphrey by one vote out of 36083. First District Cincinnati remains narrowly McGovern. Complete Ohio results show Humphrey 480812, McGovern 462103, Muskie 102665, Jackson 95549, McCarthy 25987.
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Ohio
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