Blood Donation Rules and Deferral Guidelines Explained
The Red Cross blood program explains when donors may be deferred or permanently rejected. Key points cover age and weight requirements, travel and medical history, and temporary holds after procedures or illnesses. Wittenburg notes safety for both donor and recipient drives deferral decisions.
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Sunrise Ave
Howard Wittenburg
Seiot County
American Red Cross
Red Cross
Wittenburg
Geto
Classifieds direct line for cash for sellers and buyers
To the point want ads promise quick cash for sellers and prompt purchases for buyers. The note emphasizes concise, direct trades and a streamlined process to get jobs and items moving fast.
Gymnasts to Train in Romania for Two Weeks
Three Portsmouth youngsters Jenny Gee, Lynn Scott Carson, and Scott Carson, with Mrs Raymond Carson, will fly from Montreal to Bucharest for two weeks of gymnastics training with Romania's national team. They will also sightsee and attend a Romanian culture tour, with sessions for ten children across three groups. The trip follows interest sparked by the Olympics and will include a performance by Romania's men's national team.
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Fy Dan Montgomery
Times
Romania
Portsmouth
Hasten
Jenny Gee
Lynn
Scott Carson
Raymond Carson
Montreal
Canada
Bucharest
Wen Werether
Copenhay
Jenny
Jack Gee
Grebe Drive
McKinley ‘Middle School
Ney
McKinley
Sheridan Ra
Swith Jenny
Comanech
Scotts
Notre Dame
Fale
Kelly H
Ben
St. Wauie
Sthersy
Chrson Sais
Smallman Named Area Scout Leader in Scioto Region
Bennet ensatin has named Smallman as area Scout Leader for the Scioto Area Council, succeeding John Callerse who resigned and moved to Huntington. The Scioto Area covers Adams Scioto and Edstrence counties in Ohio and parts of Northern Kentucky, with more than two thousand members. Smallman vows to broaden scouting access as he notes abundant natural resources and public lands make the Southern Ohio Northern Kentucky area attractive for the program.
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Bennet Ensatin
Han
Stow
John Callerse
Huntington
Scioto
Adams
Edstrence
Ohio
Kentucky
Smallman
Salman
Farm Kids Exempt From Labor Laws
A report from Columbus, Onto via AP notes that children living on farms would be exempt from certain labor laws under a General Assembly passage. The bill, approved by the Senate, would extend the exemption, with legislators debating who qualifies, including grandparents and minors at camps, and prompting questions about enforcement and scope.
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Columbus
Onto
Ilene Tian
Senate
Stage Set For Vote On Ferguson Act Repeal
In Columbus a divided committee paved the way for a Senate vote on repealing the Ferguson Act governing collective bargaining for public employees. Democrats carried the committee, while all GOP members opposed, signaling a high politics debate as the bill moves to the Senate floor for a decision.
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Senate
Commerce
Patel
Legion
Senate Florr
Harry Meshal Weingstown
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Upgrading of Highway Scheduled for Route 20 in Pike County
The Ohio Department of Transportation plans resurfacing and guardrail upgrades on Route 20 from Pike County to the Norfolk Western Railway bridge. Project cost is about 100000 dollars, financed partly by Roadside Obstacle Elimination Program funds and Federal aid. Work includes bridge decks, pavement marking, and waterproofing with completion around May 3, 197.
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Ohio Department of Transportation
ODOT
St. Coury
Pike County
Norfolk Western Railway
N&w
Cing
Miller's Run
Gralie
Supreme Court strikes down mandatory death sentences for police killings
The court ruled 5 to 4 that mandatory death penalty laws violate constitutional protections by denying judges and juries the chance to consider case-specific circumstances. The decision preserves the option of life in prison and allows individualized sentencing for police-murder cases. Justices Brennan and Lewis joined, with dissent by Rehnquist calling for state flexibility.
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Supreme Court
Leo
New York
Louisiana
Elis McGee
Low Lana
Jane Pat Stevens
Warren Bi
Wiliamquist
Harry Blackmun
Ryan White
Rehnquist
13 Students Chosen For 31st Girls State
Seventeen thousand students are expected to participate across all states this year with 1300 girls from Scioto County and surrounding areas chosen for the 31st Girls State program run by the American Legion Auxiliary. The event aims to teach girls municipal, county, and state government functions and civic responsibility through hands on activities. Local sponsors include Scioto County Joint Vocational School, Malone West High School, Portsmouth area clubs, and various community organizations.
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American Legion Auxiliary
Uate
Scioto County
Im Lewis
Portsmouth
Rt. 5
Mary Dobbins
Valley High School
James H. Dobbins
Lucasvlle
Unit
Four Killed as Craft Capsizes in Chesapeake Bay Storms
The Associated Press reports four people died when a chartered fishing boat capsized during a thunderstorm in Chesapeake Bay and nine remained missing. Tornadoes and severe thunderstorms swept a wide area of the eastern and southern United States, knocking down trees, damaging homes and stores, and causing widespread power outages from Georgia to North Carolina and Tennessee.
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Associated Press
United States
Cheasapeake Bay
7 Weather Service
Norfolk
Anooga
Georgia Civil Defense
Rufus Barber
Georgia
Carolina Power and Light
Asheville
Nic
Haywood
Bun‘Combe
Athens
Atlanta
Dollars For Scholars Benefit Set At Brown Restaurant
Local professionals volunteer as waiters at the second annual Dollars for Scholars Dine Out from 3:30 to 10 p m at the Brown. Tips fund medical and health related scholarships in memory of Dr Alden B Oakes. Organizers include Mrs J B Marshall and Mrs James Fitch with chairs and volunteers from Scioto County Medical Society. Fire damages a barn at Darby Dan Farm near Rome Ohio, causing significant losses.
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Aiden Br. Oakes
the Brown
Medical
Feld
Alden
Cyrus Kahl
Ken Sanderiin
Scioto County Medical Society
Hill View Addition Groundbreaking for Health Care Center
Hill View plans a groundbreaking ceremony at 4:30 PM Sunday for Hill View Retirement Center a new health care facility to be built north of the administration building. Projected cost about 7500000, designed by Hayes Donaldson Wittenmyer, with Yeager general contract and Wheelersburg Electric. Officials including Paul Momberg and Hill View residents will attend as the facility aims to be Medicaid and Medicare approved and open to nonresidents.
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Sch View Retirement Center
William H'Harr
Board of Managers
Theaciliy
Calvin Rodebetter
Hayes, Donaldson, Wittenmyer & Partners, Inc
Ca” Yeager, Inc
Wheelersburg Electric Co
Superior, Inc
Cincinnati
Paul Momberg
Methodist
College Hill
Horr
Hill View
Hill View Retirement Center
Ohio
Kev Kodehetfer
Nine roads in Scioto County to be patched this week
Engineer Timothy Thoroughman told Scioto County commissioners in his weekly road conditions report that nine additional roads will be patched this week. In other action, commissioners accepted a $1,650 check for the special Prosecutor's unit that investigates crimes at Southern Ohio Correctional Facility.
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Timothy ‘Thoroughman
Scioto County
Lick
Southern
Ohio Correctional Facility
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