Ohio political name game in 1982 governor race
UPI reports a crowded Ohio Republican and Democratic field for the 1982 statewide contests. Notable figures include Jence J. Brown Jr. and Virgil E. Brown in governor races, Sherrod Brown in the Democratic bid for secretary of state, and Anthony Celebrezze Jr. seeking attorney general. The piece notes family legacies with the Taft, Celebrezze, and Brown clans influencing ballots, with several candidates withdrawing or shifting races as September primaries approach.
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BUS
UPI
Ohio
Tafts
Saxbes
Jence J. Brown Jr
Congress of
Urbana
Um J. Brown
Ted Drown
George Rogers
Rogers
Virgil Brown
Sherrod Brown
Thomas V. Brown
Libertarian Party
Anthony J. Celebrezze Jr
Cleveland
Kennedy
Charles
Rocky) Saxbe
William B. Saxbe
U.S
India
Celebrezze
Anthony O. Calabrese
A. Orlando Calabrese
Ohio Senate Democrats
James P. Celebrezz
Taft
Seth C. Taft
Cuyahoga County
Cincinnati
Seth
William Howard Taft
Robert A. Taft
Akron rain tied to cancer claims in 1951 1962
UPI reports Akron residents may have suffered cancer linked to radioactive rain from a Nevada desert nuclear test site. Attorney Robert Britt reveals scientists warned of fallout from contaminated clouds. Senate panel weighs liability bills while national tests and the 1963 treaty era loom.
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Akron Journal
Nuclear Agency
Robert Britt
Senate
Akron
Albany
N.Y
Tigan
Nevada Desert
Sen
OSU Chair Pizza World Record Musical Chairs Winner
OSU hosted a record-setting 4514 players in a charity musical chairs event on campus. Scott Ritter led as new champion from Bellefontaine, with former organizer Larry Shutzberg and Sigma Alpha Mu driving the effort. Proceeds aid the Franklin County American Heart Association and the event drew national media attention.
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Columbus
Ohio State University
Scott Ritter
Bellefontaine
OSU
Shhutzberg
Shutzberg
Sigma Alpha MU
Neal Marks
Mark Gordon
Marks
Akron
Gordon
Undergraduate
Franklin County
American Heart Association
Canada
Richard Rinehart
Ohio
Sue Apicella
Sophmore
Cleveland
Rivera named Lorain Hispanic of the Year at banquet
Eugene Rivera, 32, director of El Centro Social Service Center and Lorain School Board president, was honored as Lorain's Hispanic of the Year at Sacred Heart Hall. He helped organize an anti Reaganomics rally and emphasizes improving social service programs amid budget cuts. Rivera, born in Ponce Puerto Rico, moved to Lorain in 1959 and is married to Dr. Margaret Rivera.
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Jessa Villa
Lorain
Eugene Rivera
Oakweed Fack Sanday
Bot
el Centro
Rivera
30Th St
Walter G. Nord
Ponce
Puerto Rico
Admiral King High School
Margaret Rivera
ACLU seeks cutting of Bible courses in six Ohio districts
The American Civil Liberties Union asks four Richland County districts Plymouth Madison Lexington Crestview and two Ashland County districts Mapletown Hillsdale to end voluntary Bible instruction in elementary schools. Mapleton Superintendent Worstall and Hillsdale Superintendent Roshong defend the program as reading Bible stories with no indoctrination. Ashland County Superintendent Yeater confirms receipt of the ACLU letter asking halt.
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Ashland
UPI
Richland County
Ashland County
The
American Civil Liberties Union
Plymouth
Madison
Lexington
Crestview
Mapletown
Hillsdale
Ralph Roshong
ACLU
Gene Yeater
Harlan Wilson
Oberlin
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U.S. Senate
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Jord
Garth
Justice
William B. Brown
Clifford F. Brown
Ohio Supreme Court
Paul W. Brown
Robert D. Holmes
Robert E. Holmes
Frank Celebrezze
Richard F. Celeste
Celebrezzes
Calabreses
Celeste
Calabrese
Ogrin Hatch
Utah
Nevada
Military
Atomic Energy Commission
Yucca Flats
Nev
Larry Shutzberg
Pittsburgh
State University of New York
Mapleton
William Worstall