Bateman Sworn Athens Sergeant in City Hall
Rosser Bateman 21 year Athens police veteran was sworn in as the department third sergeant by Mayor Raymond Shepard. He topped the sergeant eligibility list after Charles Butcher’s resignation. Chief Fred James noted an upcoming sergeant of detectives post, with Beasley likely to get the nod. Bateman served in World War I and is an ex Army veteran, son of late Sheriff George H. Bateman. He lives with his wife Rachel and two daughters at 10 Woodside Drive.
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Athens
Rosser Bateman
Raymond Shepard
Bateman
Charles Butcher
Council
Fred James
Beasley
Police Department
James
Nelsonville High School
George H. Bateman
Athens County
Rachel
Woodside Drive
Court Cases MUNICIPAL COURT John E Haines
John E Haines of Marietta faced a municipal court matter over an open flask with police involvement. Bond set at 33 dollars, with forfeiture of the bond if conditions are not met.
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John E. Haines
Marietta
OU Agency Hired For Planning Job
The Athens County regional planning commission hired the Development Planning Institute of Ohio University to prepare a comprehensive plan for the county and possibly neighboring counties. It endorsed an $82,000 Hollister water project and praised the Margaret Creek Conservancy District while re electing officers. Funds remain unavailable to pay DPI, with grant help hoped from a federal program and Farmers Home Administration.
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the County Regional Planning Commission
Ohio University
Hollister
Margaret Creek
Athens
State Highway Department
Development Planning Institute
Ohio U. Quarters
DPI
Hocking
Jackson
Vinton County
Planning Institute
County Planning Commission
Commission
Farmers Home Administration
Ohio University Doctoral Candidates Sweep Psi Chi Awards
Two psychology doctoral students at Ohio University Christopher Taylor and Miss Virginia Pendergrass won first and second places in a national Psi Chi dissertation proposal contest. The university marked its first two-winning entries from a single institution with the 1967 awards and earlier, Paul Becker won second place in 1966. Dr. James L. Bruning, advisor, noted a report on the contest will appear in The Journal of Comparative and Physiological Psychology. Dr. H. D. Kimmel supervised Pendergrass's work.
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Ohio University
Christopher Taylor
Virginia Pendergrass
Psi Chi
Paul Becker
James L. Bruning
Transylvania College Seeks Enrollees
A Transylvania College admissions representative will visit Athens High School on Wednesday April 26 at 9 15 a m to meet Athens high school seniors about fall enrollment at the historic Lexington college founded in 1780 as the oldest college west of the Allegheny Mountains.
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Transylvania College
Athens
Lexington, Ky
Donald W. Lawson
Athens High School
Transylvania
Allegheny Mountains
Leagues Candidate Meeting Postponed to April 27
The Athens League of Women Voters postpones its candidate meeting to April 27 at 7:30 p.m. in the Athens High School cafeteria. Local candidates will discuss school and state issues. postponement due to schedule conflicts. William White, 83, was taken to Sheltering Arms Hospital after a possible heart attack Tuesday evening. 7:10 p.m. call. Overnight low 42, high 50. 11 a.m. temperature 55. No rain reported.
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Athens League of Women Voters
Joseph Tucker
League Voters Service
Athens High School
William White
Charles St
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Fire Department
Athens
C. L. Colmer
U.S
OU Official Resigns For Akron Post
An administrator at Ohio University resigns to join the city of Akron as assistant personnel director effective June 1. Donald P. Corderman of Rolling Hills has been at OU since 1964 after service with the Ohio Department of Personnel. He and wife Shirley Ryan are OU graduates. they have three children. Also noting James William Brown earns a bachelor of science in education from Ohio Northern University. Twenty five Winter Quarter graduates are listed.
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Ohio University
James William Brown
Athens
Ohio Northern University
Ada
Science Complex Hall Houses New Computer Science Complex
Dr. Thomas S. Smith announces that academic computing will separate from administrative data processing. An IBM-360 Model 44 is installed in CORE building as the Scientific Computer Center and Administrative Data Processing Center split operations. Administrative data processing remains at Haning Hall with a Model 40, reporting to VP William Converse. The Scientific Center, led by Robert L. Savage, will be administratively housed under the director of research.
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Thomas S. Smith
Ohio
Physical Science Complex
Scientific Computer Center
Smith
Haning Hall
Athens
James Dunphy
William W. Converse
University
Robert L. Savage
FASTEETH Improves Denture Fit By 35 Percent
Clinical tests show FASTEETH helps dentures feel firmer and fit better up to 35 percent, reducing odor and taste issues. The alkaline powder promises comfort with no gummy aftertaste and should be used as directed, paired with regular dental care.
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Ted Jones
Clyde Beasley Jr
Sleeth’s Home-A-Rama, Inc
Home-A-Rama, Inc
Columbus Road
OU Agency
Planning Commission
Goff Dunfee
Jack White
Coolville
Don Johnson
Nelsonville
Kenneth Ackerman
Dea
Pata Pa
Yey Gain
Wyton
Woolworth ’S
Buster Brown
John David Kottyan
David J. Kottyan
Millfield
Air Force
Lackland Air Base
Tex
Chauncey- Dover High School
Kottyan
Rapp
Palmer ST
Akron Post
BROWN
South Court Street
Goodyear
West Union Street
Athens, Ohio
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