30 Jun 1971
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Newspaper
Portsmouth Times
Location
Portsmouth, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1971
Page
1
A letter-writer recalls a family crisis when an eldest son failed to gain Princeton admission. The piece cautions that prestige pressure harms applicants and prompts reluctant parental overreach, urging acceptance of different paths and open support for the younger son.
Tom Conkle a Seaman native with over 20 years Army admin experience will assume directing the Adams Brown County Community Action program September 1. He has coordinated ABCAP medical legal neighborhood center employment education housing and community development programs. He is married to Anne Mahler of Augsburg Germany and will succeed Art Haverland who retires August 31.
Virginia pharmacists at their annual convention approved a resolution urging doctors to use rubber ink stamps in addition to signatures on prescriptions. The move aims to improve clarity and reduce dispensing errors across clinics and pharmacies in the state.
Two Southern Ohio college students join about 2,000 others as summer interns in congressional and federal offices. James Murray of Waverly and Robert McEwen of Hillsboro work in Rep. William H. Harsha's office and attend lectures, briefings, and seminars to see how government operates.
Three area Girl Scouts were chosen for summer sessions under the Seal of Ohio Council. Pam Dillon will do mountain climbing in Riverside California, Madelyn Simon attends a public relations institute in Bloomington, and Karen Riegel joins a human relations event at Goucher College Towson Maryland. South Shore camp runs July 12 to 23 at Horseshoe Lake with registrations due by July 12. In Toledo a 27 year old woman, Catherine Wer, drowned in her backyard pool Tuesday afternoon.
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