Accused Posts $15,000 Bond in Athens County Court
Alab Benezra a former Ohio University student posted $15,000 bond in Athens County Municipal Court on three drug related charges. He was apprehended in Athens on March 9 and later found with heroin in a baby powder bottle. He was brought back from Brooklyn New York to face charges of possession for sale possession of heroin and conspiracy to possess heroin. Bond set at $5,000 on each count. Hearing slated for Aug. 31. Other local actions included several DUI and drug cases with varying fines jail terms and continuances.
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Alab Benezra
Ohio University
Athens County
Athens
Charles Cochran
Benezra
Cochran
Brooklyn
N.Y
Ptl
Ted Hutchins
Health Levy OK Proposed by Athens Health Board
The Athens City-County Health Department seeks a .3 mill health levy on the November ballot. Health Chief Kasler and Dr. Bratton stressed funding is needed to maintain services amid staff cutbacks. The department runs disease prevention, food and water inspections, school immunizations, a federally funded speech vision and hearing project, rabies clinics, birth and death registrations, and public health education.
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Athens City-County Health Department
Joe Kasler
Athens County
Health Board
Kasler
The
Messenger
J. K. Bratton
Health Department
Hocking
Vinton
Gallia
Jackson
Bratton
Athens
Carnival Against Distrophy at 39 Lorene Ave
A neighborhood carnival to benefit the Muscular Dystrophy fight will run Thursday and Friday at 39 Lorene Ave. Ringmaster Iwalani Mayhew and her brothers Mark and Mike lead the event with games and refreshments starting at 11 a.m. A puppet show The Mirrorman begins at 1 p.m. both days. Proceeds support MD and related diseases inspired by Jerry Lewis. Last year US participation raised over 755657 dollars with Muscular Dystrophy Associations nationwide.
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Lorene Ave
Iwalani Mayhew
Mark
Mike
Jerry Lewis
July traffic accidents report from Athens Post
The Patrol Post reports one death and 46 injuries from July traffic accidents investigated by the State Highway Patrol's Athens Post. Nineteen percent of 113 accidents involved drinking drivers. Causes include improper speed 38 driving left of center 21 failure to yield 16 driving off roadway 11 mechanical failure 6 improper passing 5 improper turning 4 and other actions 12.
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State Highway Patrol
Athens Post
Gray's Fingerprints Show Up At FBI
After three months in office L Patrick Gray III shapes the FBI with leadership changes and new policies He welcomed the first female special agents and created a minority recruitment office while relaxing dress codes He pledges civil liberties though remains a firm law and order advocate and outlined 13 inquiry areas guiding further reform and questions to answer
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L. Patrick Gray III
FBI
Gray
J. Edgar Hoover
Justice Department
Civil Division
Hoover
Atty
Ramsey Clark
Bureau
Sto»nington
Conn
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