City probe into Cochran crash continues in Athens
An administrative review board led by Mayor Barrett and including the safety director and solicitor met for two and a half hours to sort out events surrounding a two car crash involving Athens Police Chief Charles Cochran and his wife. Barrett said two or more principal witnesses will be questioned and a final decision is expected next week. Cochran remains on voluntary vacation.
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Man Pleads Guilty On Multiple Charges In Athens Court
Thomas Bolin of Akron pleaded guilty in Athens County Municipal Court on three police charges from a late Thursday crash. He was fined 250 dollars plus costs, sentenced to seven days in jail, and had his license suspended 60 days. Other Friday cases included multiple defendants facing DWI open container intoxication and petty offenses with various bonds and April hearings.
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Forum On Aging Set For Area On May 11
Senior citizens from Athens Hocking Meigs Monroe Morgan Noble Perry and Washington counties will attend a district aging forum May 11 at the Hocking Valley Motor Lodge Nelsonville. The event runs 9 to 3 15 with a $1 50 lunch and county delegations cover site invitations transportation and entertainment planning.
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National and Local Weather Forecast Summary
The national forecast calls for rain in the Southwest on Friday with snow in the western and northern Plains, milder conditions in Texas and the southern Plains, and continued cold in the Northeast. Local forecast predicts fair skies tonight, with 30s temps, sunny and warmer Saturday. Ohio outlooks show mild Sunday and Monday, cooler Tuesday with a chance of rain Sunday night. Data from Ohio University and observers note humidity, precipitation, and barometric trends.
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Ohio University Poet Stanley Plumly Wins Guggenheim Fellowship
English professor Stanley Plumly of Ohio University was awarded a Guggenheim Fellowship for 1973 74 joining 339 fellows nationwide. He plans a year in England to finish a third poetry book after earlier works including In the Outer Dark and How the Plains Indians Got Their Horses.
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