Akron students test tough eight foot can panel roof
An eight foot arched panel built from beverage cans sandwiched between two plastic sheets withstood over 2,400 pounds in compression tests at The University of Akron before the plastic facings split and the panel collapsed around 2,450 pounds.
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Akron
University of
Mechanical Engineering
Nixon and Agnew Dropped From Best Dressed List
The Fashion Foundation of American removed President Nixon and Vice President Agnew from its annual best dressed list. Treasury Secretary Connally named best dressed statesman for conveying conviviality in monetary talks. Other honorees include Murphy Carson Cronkite and Rauscher.
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UPI
Fashion Foundation of American
Nixon
Spiro T. Agnew
Treasury
John B. Connally
Connally
Foundation
Agnew
New York City
Patrick V.murphy
Johnny Carson
Nbc-Tv
Tonight Show
Walter J. Rauscher
American Airlines
Charles P. McCarty
St. Paul
Minn
Bert Pulitzer
Pulitzer Co
David Merrick
Hollywood
Walter Cronkite
Cbs-Tv News
Bernie Gutcheon
Tanya Hawaii Corp
George Farris Seeks Ohio Supreme Court Seat in 1973
Columbus attorney George C. Farris, a nine-year assistant Ohio Secretary of State, announced on December 6 his Republican bid for one of two full-term Ohio Supreme Court seats in the May 2 primary. He would fill the Duncan vacancy starting Jan. 2, 1973, with a gubernatorial appointee serving the remainder of Duncan’s term.
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George C. Farris
Ohio
State Supreme Court
Farris
Robert M. Duncan
U.S. Military Court of Appeals
Duncan
Ted W. Brown
Seventh Army
Europe
USAR
Secretary of State
Brown
Statehouse
Bureau of Code Revision
Columbus Board of Education
Fort Hayes
Ohio State University
Beatrice Brown
Pamela Lee
Radford
Columbus Bar Association
Ohio State Bar Association
Reserve Officers Association
Masons
University Club of Columbus
First Congregational Church
Andover Road
Westfield Center Christmas Guests and Holiday News
Local families gathered for Christmas dinners with relatives from Ohio and beyond. The Simmerers hosted relatives including the Wilde and Bloesinger families. Eastmans welcomed sons from Minneapolis Bath Cleveland and local counties. Lions Club met Jan. 3 with Roger Ingraham as speaker.
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Ervin Simmerer
Clyde Simmerer
Martin Salmons
Mrs. Simmerer
Daisy Wilde
Doris Wilde
Anna Bloesinger
Mr. Simmerer
George Simmerer
Donald Eastman
Robert Eastman
Lynn
Larry
Minneapolis Minn
Fred Eastman
David and
Ann
Bath
Ohio
David Eastman
Cleveland
LeRoy Lions Club
McKee
Roger Ingraham
Medina County
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Ralph Keck
South Road
David Kiley
McVay Drive
Herbert Hoover
Helen Bailey
Westerville Ohio
Richard Bailey
University of Rhode Island
Dale Rough
Simpson United Methodist Church
Gay Belles Grandmothers Club
Hyde House
Zita Love
Marguarite Mace
Lida Linter
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Wooster
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Leominster
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Fort Wayne
Ind
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Colo
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Newton Falls
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