Dates For License Plates Announced
Mrs. Betty Smith the Monroeville registrar for the Bureau of Motor Vehicles announced reservation dates for license plates. Those seeking their current number may reserve on Feb 22 from 9 to 5 and on March 1 and 8 from 9 to 5 at Hess Hardware. Regular reservations occur Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays from Feb 24 to March 14, 9 to noon. Plates go on sale March 17. Applicants must bring title certificates and last year’s registration card.
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Betty Smith
Monroeville
Bureau of Motor Vehicles
Fisher named one of Ohio House's most powerful figures
In Columbus Rep. Ralph E. Fisher, veteran five term chair of the House Finance Committee, is seen by peers as a powerful fiscal officer. He manages budgets with a cool head, weighing education funding amid Rhodes administration tax pressures. In Evansville a bus hijack note aimed at Cuba is dismissed as the driver continues to Mater Dei High School.
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Grandmother Captures Fitness Fame Jogging At 82
New York report features 82 year old Mrs. T. Charlton Henry a Philadelphia Biddle, who jogs daily with walks of about four miles. She has never suffered a serious illness and values fitness for health and mental sharpness. Her family includes signers of the Declaration of Independence and long public service.
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New York
UPI
T. Charlton Henry
Philadelphia
Julia Rush Henry
Europe
Alexander Williams Biddle
Henry
Simonetta
Italy
Mrs. Henry
Plaza Hotel
Chestnut Hill
National Jogging Association
Robert
Bob) Richards
Richards
Hunger in Beaufort County South Carolina Draws Aid Comparison
Vanderbilt nutritionist Dr. James T. Carter testified before the Senate nutrition committee that portions of Beaufort County show malnutrition effects similar to areas overseas receiving U.S. aid. He cited 41 percent of children with distended abdomens linked to intestinal worms and noted no acute starvation deaths but widespread hunger.
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UPI
South Carolina
U.S
James T. Carter
Vanderbilt University
Senate Select Committee On Nutrition
Beaufort County
S.C
Carter
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