Cochran Investigation Outcome Expected Today
Athens administration readied a final decision on the crash involving Police Chief Charles Cochran and his wife. Mayor Donald Barrett said interview of 10 witnesses wrapped up Tuesday night and a draft administrative ruling was prepared, with action set to fall to Barrett.
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Herb Amey
Athens’ Administrative Review Board
Charles Cochran
Donald Barrett
Cochran
Barrett
Phil Goldsberry
Gerald Mollica
Glouster Area Man Acquitted in 1971 Bank Robbery Case
A U S District Court jury acquitted 31 year old William Richard Gardner of Glouster Route 3 on charges tied to the August 8 1971 Corning Bank robbery. Three witnesses testified including a bank employee who linked Gardner to the getaway car. the two alleged robbers Palmer and Kerschner deny identifying him. The verdict came after brief testimony in Columbus.
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U.S. District Court
Glouster
Bank of Corning
William Richard Gardner
Glouster Route 3
Columbus
Gardner
Corning
Greens Run
Athens County
Sheriff's Department
Federal District Attorney's Office
Paul Victor Palmer
Leonard Elbert Kerschner
Senate hearing on ERA draws applause and jeers
The Senate Financial Institutions Insurance and Elections Committee heard testimony from Phyllis Schlafly and Frank King among others as supporters and opponents clashed over the ERA. Schlafly defended protective rights and criticized ERA as threats to housewives and existing laws while respondents questioned potential national effects and alternatives.
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Senate
Era
Stop Era
Senates Financial Institutions, Insurance and Elections Committee
Phyllis Schlafly
Ohio Afl-Cio
Frank King
Schlafly
Valiquette
Athens Code Enforcement records ruled not public data
Athens County Common Pleas Court Judge Lowell Howard ruled that information held by the Athens Code Enforcement Office in housing complaints is not public. The decision denied The Ohio University Post editors access, balancing citizen rights with efficient government.
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Athens Code Enforcement Office
Athens County Common Pleas Court
Lowell Howard
Ohio University Post
Donald Barrett
Gerald Mollica
Harold Shields
Howard
Guilty Pleas In Athens County Drink Charges
Three defendants admitted intoxication charges in Athens County Municipal Court on Wednesday. George Burns Albany Lawrence Brooks Athens Route 2 and Richard S Fabian 23 N Congress St pleaded guilty, each fined 25 dollars and costs. Fabian also faced a disturbing the peace count with the same fine. Stephen Siegfried 36 S Congress St posted 33 dollar bond for April 20 arraignment. Other cases: Milo Alltop 51 New Straitsville pleaded no contest to 99 in a 60 zone, fined 50 dollars and costs with 15 day license suspension. Thomas Firestone Akron pleaded guilty to false information and unsafe operation 25 dollars each. Fredrick Jones 24 Chauncey pleaded guilty to driving left of center 10 dollars. Robert Wolford 412 Grosvenor Hall pleaded guilty to shoplifting at Buckeye Mart 100 dollars.
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Athens County
George Burns
Albany
Lawrence Brooks
Athens
Richard S. Fabian
N. Congress St
Fabian
Stephen Siegfried
S. Congress St
Milo Alltop
New
Straitsville
State
Thomas Firestone
Akron
Fredrick Jones
Chauncey
Robert Wolford
Grosvenor Hall
Buckeye Mart
Free hearing test offered at Highlander Motel Athens Ohio
An electronic hearing test by Homer Norvell at the Highlander Motel 420 W Union St Athens Ohio Friday April 20 from 1 to 2 pm. Diagrams and ear surgery visuals explain causes and corrections with Beltone appointments available by calling 453 1103.
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Highlander
W. Union St
Athens
Ohio
Homer Norvell
Union St
Beltone
Zanesville
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Ohio University
Civil Service Commission
Common Pleas Court
Minnie
Grosvenor St
Aronoff
Schlafy
Illinois
Thomas Kindness
Afl-Cio
Code Office
Athens, Ohio
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Comet Cleanser
Cape Eral
Vaso
General Electric
Miss Clairol
Tela
Cocey Ba
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RepEete
Gasteee
Fielder's
Cowboy Hat
Dana Solid Cologne
Hollow Chocolate Rabbits
P.M
Rte Fe
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Italy
Bete Bes
Gow
East State Street
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