Commissioners to represent themselves on CAA Board
Athens County commissioners and Athens Mayor Raymond Shepard plan to sit on the Tri County Community Action Agency Board of Trustees. The move would remove longtime secretary Joan Licht as the board’s secretary, with Nelsonville and county officials weighing a fifth public sector seat.
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Tri-County Community Action Agency Board of Trustees
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Bob Maurer
Jack White
Athens
Raymond Shepard
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White
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Earl Hilleary
Athens County
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Edwards
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Schoenian
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Charles Ennis
Peoples’ Rights and Benefits League
Office of Economic Opportunity’s
OEO
Alan Geiger
Bill Roberts
Court House
Carpenter, Court, Mill
East State Streets
Athens Police Hire External Investigator Without Civil Service Test
The Athens Police Department plans to hire Jack Lowry as a temporary investigator at 500 dollars monthly. Police Chief Fred James and City Solicitor Gerald Mollica cite no Civil Service position for the role and note Lowry’s age exceeds the 21 to 31 limit. Captain Charles Cochran pushed the hire, with Mayor Raymond Shepard stating the decision was department driven.
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Fred James
Athens Civil Service
James
Jack Lowry
Gerald Mollica
Charles Cochran
Lowry
Mollica
Raymond Shepard
Police
Civil Service
Athens
Clyde Beasley
Cochran
Shepard
Beasley
Eight OU Students honored by GM scholarship luncheon
Eight Ohio University students receiving General Motors scholarships were honored at a campus luncheon. GM officials Walter J. Roman and Thomas O. Mathews attended with OU President Claude R. Sowle and other administrators. Scholarships range from 200 to 2000 dollars yearly, renewable for four years, prioritizing engineering majors.
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Thomas 0. Mathues
Inland Manufacturing
Corporation
Claude R. Sowle
Martin L. Hecht
Edward Beckett
Irvin Badger
College of Engineering
Sam C. Certo
Duane Abduh
Williamsfield
Marshall Burke
Hurricane
W. Va
Harvey Curran
Weather outlook with cooler temps and sun anticipated
Partly cloudy and cooler today with a high in the upper 50s to mid 60s. Tonight becomes clearing and cold with a mid to upper 30s low. Friday features mostly sunny mild conditions with a high in the low to mid 60s.
Albany Airport project faces possible changes
Ohio University Provost Dr. Robert Savage said the Albany Airport may not include all proposed facilities. Bids came in at the original estimate of 153000 dollars, and Savage expects the operations building and at least one of the maintenance or research buildings to be provided along with site work. The city swimming pool construction will not be interrupted, but the runway will be shortened by 430 feet to allow pool work.
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Robert Savage
Albany
E. State Street
Savage
University
Claude R. Sowle
Woman Put On Probation In Athens County Court
Peggy Malone a 30 year old Jacksonville woman was placed on three years probation after pleading guilty to obtaining merchandise under false pretenses from C E Hardware Athens on a charge account under an assumed name. She and another woman faced prior plea and had a carload of Christmas toys when nabbed last December. all items were returned. In a separate case John Thompson 19 Chauncey received two years probation after pleading guilty to grand larceny for stealing tires tubes and rims from Ball Electrical Construction Co last November.
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Athens County Common Pleas Court
Peggy Malone
C & E Hardware
Athens
Lier
John Thompson
Chauncey
Ball Electrical Construction Co
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