Miami Kickoff Saturday Five Are Football Cover Girls
Oxford feature highlights five Miami University coeds on the football program cover for the WMU opener. The group includes Miss Donna Hover, Miss Kathryn Lee Stevenson, Miss Sharon Ginn, Miss Carol Ann Sites, and Miss Sheila Jane Poenisch. WMU game marks first MAC test. Miami and WMU unbeaten. Band Day events precede kickoff with 27 high school bands parading on High Street.
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Oxford
Tial Quan
Fromiolumbus
Miami
University
Western Michigan University
WMU
Kathryn Lee Stevenson
Williams
In-Alliance
Elemendianapolis
Ind
Appear
Sharon L. Ginn
Plainfield Ind
Carol Ann Sites
Sheila Jane Poenisch
Arthur Godfrey
High Street
Mason Art Winners Named At Unity Weekend
Mason Unity Weekend showcased 60 exhibitors for 1 percent art entries with prize lists led by Rodney Kuntz and David Rader among first place and grand prize recipients. Weather and crowds energized co events including parades, dancing, an estate auction, and a church chimes dedication by locals.
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Mason
Rodney Kuntz
David Rader
Jeanne Harpen
Ann Hull
Mike Vorhis
Scott Abbott
Sherry Sneed
Elaine Voorhis
Jerry Creech
Doug Weiman
Harlene Hagood
Shirley Wise
Freida Schoor
John
Inown
Main Street
North West St
Nica Compton
N. West 5
City workers and mass transit use rise to 29 percent
A report shows twenty nine percent of U S city workers commute by mass transit. The finding highlights transit dependence in urban areas and may influence transportation policy discussions.
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U.S
East German film licensing shifts with Western demand
East Germany has licensed 112 full length and 270 short films to the West, making West Germany its top political rival customer. Interest from other Western nations lags, while Belgium trails with 61 full-length and 163 short titles.
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Berlin
East Germany
West Germany
Miami University names two new assistant registrars
Two Miami University staff promotions expand duties for 1969 alumni. William S. Hanger becomes assistant to the executive VP and provost Dr. David G. Brown. William G. Slover takes full responsibilities as university secretary. New assistants to Registrar Kenneth H. Bogard are Thomas A. Bilger and Terry L. Isaac, both graduates returning from teaching roles to aid class scheduling enrollment reporting and records programs.
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Oxford
Miami University
William S. Hanger
Miami
David G. Brown
William G. Slover
Kenneth H. Bogard
Thomas A. Bilger
Terry L. Isaac
Bilger
Isaac
Hanger
New Jersey
Slover
Rutgers University
New York City
Cincinnati
Hicksville
Goshen
Ind
Richmond
Amelia
Ohio
Ohio State University
Typeprint, Inc
Village Mayor Jack Of Municipal Trades
Loudonville Mayor M D Shilling explains the village mayor role at the Ohio Municipal League Conference. He notes limited funds for small towns, police radio coverage, and that a village mayor also acts as judge while navigating state highway decisions and lack of autonomy. He remains committed to public service.
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Jack
Municipal Trades
Columbus
Ohio
Loudonville
M. D. Shilling
Shilling
Ohio Municipal League
Washington
Lourdonville
Ohio Department of Highways
Highway Department
Camden Archive Clerk Retires After 20 Years of Service
Eleanor Jones, Camden archives keeper for two decades, retires to a Virginia senior citizens complex. Born in Camden, she moved to Columbus at 12, returned in 1950 to care for her mother, then built the town’s archives from items donated by residents. Arrangements will continue archival work after a public auction of her family home.
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Camden
Eleanor Jones
Columbus
C. C. Jones
Miss Jones
Georgetown University
Virginia Polytechnic Institute
The
Shipping Board
Mexican Claims Division
Stae Department
Library of Congress
Virginia
Freight Train Cars and Load Ratios In Chicago
The average freight train last year had 70 cars and a caboose, similar to the prior 11 years. On average 41.4 cars were loaded and 28.6 were empty, reflecting typical freight movements in Chicago.
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Chicago
Deerfield School Taxes to Drop in 1970
Deerfield Union School District plans a 1.5 mill tax cut for 1970, lowering overall rate from 33.60 to 32.10 mills as bonds are paid off. In 1969 operation taxes were 26.40 mills with 7.20 mills for bond retirement. 1970 operation remains 26.49 mills while bond retirement drops to 5.70 mills.
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Kings Mills
Deerfield Union
Robert Holliday
Holliday
Mercury Levels Safe in Coho Salmon for Ohio Fishermen
Tests show Coho Salmon residue mercury well below the FDA seizure tolerance of 0.5 parts per million. The next weeks will see fishing as a popular activity among Ohio anglers seeking mercury-free catch.
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Ohio
Federal Food and Drug Administration
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Reading Road
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Donald Moliman
First Mason Band
Presbyterian Church
Forest Avenue
Everett Bercaw
Lebanon
Roosevelt Ave
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Riverview
Kins Mills
George F. King Memorial Stadium
By Jeff Price
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Deerfield School
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VELTE
West Middletown
VFW
Freda. Craft and the Wanderers
Girard
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