Plains Water Plan Offered by Athens Officials
Athens engineer George Mara presented a working-agreement paper at the Athens city county coordinating committee. A 52.2 cent per thousand gallon bulk rate, including a 10 percent surcharge, would fund a city water contract for The Plains and allow county residents to buy water through the Plains sewer water project. The plan raises questions on master meter location rate specifics and school impacts as the high school benefits from water service.
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Greg Black
George Mara
Athens City
Plains
Mara
Athens
The
Bank alarm prompt ends in calm at Athens branch
Monday near Court Street a police cruiser hurried to the Bobcat branch of the Athens National Bank but the alarm proved accidental. Alice Kennard, 62, was taken to O'Bleness Memorial Hospital after a possible stroke at the Ohio University Inn. A Kilvert Center meeting plans a Health Fair sponsored by United Presbyterian Churches for Wednesday at 7 30 p.m.
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Court Street
Athens
Athens National Bank
Alice Kennard
New Plymouth
O’bleness Memorial Hospital
Athens Fire Department
Ohio University Inn
Richland Avenue
Kilvert
The
United Presbyterian Churches
Kilvert Center
Federal Hocking
Brown campaigns for Athens County sheriff on police testing and experience
Paul E. Brown, 93, a former highway patrolman and private investigator, seeks the Democratic nomination to replace four term Sheriff Harold Shields. He promotes a focus on criminal investigation, deputy training, and intergovernmental cooperation including a joint city county jail plan. Brown highlights his wartime service, audits of a major gambling case, and a long career in law enforcement.
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Paul E. Brown
Athens County
Harold Shields
Gregory Lawson
Brown
Messsenger
Sheriff's Department
Athens
New Philadelphia
University of Minnesota
Army Intelligence School
Patrol
Eleanor Gifford
C. William O'Neill
Kentucky
West Virginia
Sunnyvale
Route 13
Dunbar
W. Va
Pleasant Hill Ridge
Shade High School
Ohio University
College of Commerce
Chauncey
Jail Offer Said Too Expensive in Athens
Athens Mayor Donald Barrett said a private firm proposal to privately finance a joint city county jail would cost too much. The plan by Associated Builders Corp. would lease the jail to local governments for 1 percent of the cost monthly for 20 years, with purchase possible at end. Officials rejected it in favor of bonds or bank loans. Birth announced a son to Mr. and Mrs. John Deputy of Athens. Several individuals admitted. a number of dismissals listed.
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Athens County
Barrett
Commission
John Law
Athens County Township Trustee Association
Harry Crewson
F. W. Weber II
Gerald Mollica
Claire M. Ball Jr. Weber
Jack White
Weber
White
James Edwards
Athens
Crewson
John Villars
Edwards
Ohio University
Nelsonville
Donald Barrett
Associated Builders Corp
Cleveland
Lawrence Grey
City County Coordinating Committee
Jury Set To Hear Charges In Athens County Court
A man charged with two counts of theft was granted a jury trial in Athens County Municipal Court. Frank Williams of Route 50 A faces charges for allegedly stealing auto parts from a car owned by Ralph Wheatley and a public address system from James Johnson of Chauncey. Other cases: Trudy Halley pleaded guilty to left of center and fined 10 dollars. Michael Pishko pleaded guilty to intoxication and fined 25 dollars plus costs. Patrick Hughs pleaded guilty to open liquor and fined 10 dollars plus costs. David Francis forfeited 25 dollars for dog at large. Two meetings set at Athens Masonic Temple: Paramathia Lodge 25, F&AM at 7:30 p.m. Tuesday and Athens Commandery 15, ET at 7:30 p.m. Wednesday.
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Athens County
Franklin Sheeter
Frank Williams
Ralph Wheatley
Oak St
James Johnson
Chauncey
Trudy Halley
Lancaster St
Athens
Michael Pishko
Scott
Woman Hurt In Collision On Richland Avenue
Helen Tank, 22, of United Apartments, suffered a neck injury and was treated at O'Bleness Memorial Hospital after a Richland Avenue collision at 11 40 a m. She rode as a passenger in Paula Baker’s car, which was left turning onto Richland Avenue when Deborah Stanton’s vehicle struck it from the rear. Stanton, 21, of Washington Pennsylvania, was cited for failing to stop with an assured clear distance ahead.
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Helen Tank
United Apartments
O’bleness Memorial Hospital
Richland Avenue
Athens
Paula Baker
the Plains
Baker
Deborah Stanton
Washington, Pa
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Plains Water Plan
Glouster
Glouster Community Center
Ounio State Optica Co
W. Union St
Tom Price
Messenger
Sheriff Shields
NaTionwipe
C. J. Tippett
West State St
Harold B. Swisher
Roger W. Wolf
Fort St
Paul Williams
West State
Nationwide
Nationwide Mutual Fire Insurance Company
Columbus, Ohio
John
Jesse Cuckler
Martha Bitters
Harry Hoffee
Elizabeth Bolin
Ray Mathews
John Dunfee
Lowell Fair
Elmer Davis
Trimble
Orville Perry
Albany
Bernard Bennett
Stewart
Catherine Norris
Rebecca England
New Marshfield
Thomas Johnson
Daniel Howson
James Kennard
Ruth Nicholas
Gene Coon
Thomas Lowery and Son
Jack Coon
Helen Cumley
Franklin Norris
Gerald Rice
F&t Life
Robert O’nail
Ohio
Metzler Agency
Valley View Circle
Zanesville
Farmers and Traders
Nsurance Company
Syracuse
New York
Ste
Uke
Manhattan
New
Mirro
Marting’s Gifts
Porcele
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