Laws Are Written For Protection Of Accused Says Lawyer
Athens attorney William Rowland told Lions Club members Law Day remarks that laws defend the accused from arrest through trial. He explained rights at police questioning and in court, urged support for police, and noted May 1 is Law Day by congress and presidential proclamation. Franklin Sheeter elected Lions president.
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Lions Club
William Rowland
Athens
Franklin Sheeter
Kenneth Steward
Sam Alvarez
Ward Wilson
Dan Neason
Richard Nostrant
Charles Mullins
David Riggs
Byron White
Arthur Reese
Ray Noel
Jack Anastas
Rowland
Congress
Ohio Supreme Court bars 70 plus judges from re election
The Ohio Supreme Court ruled 5 to 2 that judges aged 70 and older cannot run for re election this year. The decision ties to the modern courts amendment and Parma Municipal Court Judge Stephen Zona who turned 70 last January and sought reelection.
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Ohio
Ohio Supreme Court
Parma Municipal Court
Stephen A. Zona
Zona
Harold D. Graves
Parma
Board of Elections
Supreme Court
Graves
Two Taken To Hospital After Tuesday Incidents
Fire department emergency squad arrived after two calls on Tuesday taking Howard Part 20 from 15 Park Place to Hudson Health Center at 9 34 p m for a possible back injury from tennis. Later Mrs Katherine Link 65 of 116 N Congress St was taken to Sheltering Arms Hospital after a fall in her home with shoulder pain and abrasions to her right leg.
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Fire Department
Howard Part
Park Place
Hudson Health Center
N. Congress St
Katherine Link
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Albany Clinic Set May 7
Albany PTA sponsors a free pre-school clinic at Albany Elementary School from 4 to 6 p.m. on May 7 for children entering kindergarten or first grade. Parents should bring birth certificates and immunization records. Examinations by Dr. Wolfhard Baumgaertel, Dr. William Duckler, and Dr. Thomas Littler.
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Albany Pta
Albany
Wolfhard Baumgaertel
William Duckler
Thomas Littler
Chamber Endorses Athens School Levy Plan at 7.6 Mills
Athens Chamber of Commerce board unanimously backs the city school levy at 7.6 mills in a letter to members. They cite replacing state subsidies, covering rising operating costs, and raising teacher salaries to keep Athens competitive. The letter notes the out of pocket cost is about 3.6 mills from last year and argues against substandard schooling in a competitive economy.
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Athens Chamber of Commerce Board of Directors
Athens
Ohio
Chemist Sets Two Lectures
Ohio University ends its third annual Polymer Seminar series Monday May 12 with two lectures by Dr. Richard S. Stein Commonwealth professor of chemistry and director of the Polymer Research Institute at the University of Massachusetts. He will speak at 4 p.m. and 7 30 p.m. at The Ohio University Inn.
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Richard S. Stein
Commonwealth
Polymer Research Institute
University of Massachusetts
Stein
Ohio University Inn
John R. Collier
Blood Drive Surpasses 90 Percent of Athens County Quota
Athens County meets 96.66 percent of its 1500 pint yearly quota for April through March with 1450 pints collected. Dr. Dale Nitzschke and Mrs. Charles McVey praise community support and note next visits on May 14 and 18 while four counties lag below 90 percent.
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Blood
Mrs
Charles McVey
Athens County
Red Cross Chapter
Athens
Dale Nitzschke
Bloodmobile
Edgecombe Sentencing Delayed as New Trial Motion Heard
The Common Pleas Court postponed Michael Edgecombe's sentencing to May 16 to hear his attorney William Lavelle's motion for a new trial. The 19-year-old from Willoughby was convicted by 12 jurors of marijuana possession after arrests on Oct 13 with six others.
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Ohio University
Michael Edgecombe
Common Pleas Court
Edgecombe
William Lavelle
Lavelle
Claire Ball
Willoughby
Guysville
OU Employes Union To Meet Saturday
Ohio University Local 1699 AFSCME members will hold their monthly session Saturday night at 8 p.m. in the Grange Hall on the county fairgrounds. Oscar McGee, president, says the meeting will include a report on pay raise legislation.
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Ohio University
American Federation of State
Oscar McGee
Grange
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