Lima State Hospital probe report presented to Governor
Ohio Attorney General William J. Brown delivered a detailed report on alleged patient abuse at Lima State Hospital to Gov. John J. Gilligan. The probe, led by Nicholas Curci, suggests 25 to 30 possible indictments and may prompt a special grand jury, with hearings planned for many inmates about possible transfers.
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Columbus, Ohio
Lima State Hospital
John J. Gilligan
Atty
William J. Brown
Gilligan
Asst
Nicholas Curci
Curci
Brown
Lima
Tients
Theodore Reshetylo
Reshetylo
Area Death Notices from Tuppers Plains and Nearby
Audrey M. Chevalier 72 of Tup pers Plains died Thursday at Arcadia Nursing Home following an illness. She leaves two sons Darrell and Ralph, two daughters Doris Eastman and Helen Roberts, a brother Hernan Osborn, and was predeceased by her husband Wird and two sons. Funeral Saturday 2 p.m. at Success Church of Christ with burial in the adjoining cemetery. Birtha Mae Altman 80 died in Richmond Heights General Hospital. Survivors include a son Clifford Brooks, four daughters, three sisters, three brothers, 14 grandchildren and 17 great grandchildren. Services Saturday 1 p.m. at Johnson Funeral Home with burial in Carbon Hill Cemetery. James Lewis Chandler 85 died at home in Southside. Survived by wife Julia Meadows Chandler and three nephews. Services Saturday 2 p.m. at Chapman Funeral Home. Harry R. Kraus 82 died at Holzer Medical Center. Survived by wife Clara Nibert and brothers and sister. service Sunday 2 p.m. at McCoy-Wetherholt Funeral Home with burial at Mound Hill Cemetery. Burial and calling hours noted for Gallipolis area.
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Tuppers Plains
Audrey M. Chevalier
Arcadia
Coolville
Success
Messgs County
Arthur
Lucy Frank Osborn
Darrell
Pataskala
Ohio
Ralph
Belpre
Albert
Doris) Eastman
Adrian
Helen) Roberts
Columbus
Hernan G. Osborn
Reedville
Wird
Gordon
Ernest
Success Church of Christ
Evangelist John Wyatt
Nelsonville
Birtha Mae Altman
Nelsonville Area
Richmond Heights General Hospital
Richmond Heights
Hocking County
Clifford Brooks
Glouster
Florence Allen
Carbon Hill
Kathryn Campbell
Freda McDonald
Eastlake
Margie Withem
Mabel Wright
Renda Powell
Murray City
Ell
Brothers
Clifford Decker
Neil Decker
Ronald Decker
Johnson Funeral Home
Don Minsker
Julia Joanne Meadows Chandler
Harley Ward
Southside
Kenneth L. Ward
Cleveland
John S. Meadows
Huntington
Chapman
Point Pleasant
Freddie McCallister
Barton Chapel Cemetery
Gallipolis
Harry R. Kraus
Second Ave
Holzer
Harry Cole
Mound Hill Cemetery
Pomeroy
Bertha S. Kennedy
Mulberry Ave
Veterans Memorial Hospital
Bradford
Jesse R. Maxwell
Ancient Oaks Nursing Home
Glouster Church of Christ
van Fossen
Don Seevers
Maplewood Cemetery
Athens
Thomas Rosser
Park Pl
Jack Large
June St
Hollywood
Calif
Large
Nancy Rosser Large
California
Drownings and Death Notices From Jackson County
The Jackson County Sheriff's office reported 3 year old Laura Elizabeth Bowling drowned in a creek near her Jackson Route 5 home. Neighbors found the body about 200 yards from the bridge and it was taken to Oak Hill Hospital. Funeral arrangements and survivors are listed for several local families including Blore Kennedy Maxwell and Large.
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Jackson
Laura Elizabeth Bowling
Ernest Bowling
Jackson County Sheriff's Office
Laura
Silas Downey
Oak Hill
Mayhew
Mayhew Funeral Home
Ernest and
Frances Marie Bowling
Ohio Tax Income Increases in First Month of FY 1971 72
Ohio total income from 13 major tax sources for July 1971 rose to 161.28 million dollars, up 3.08 million from July 1970. Gasoline and sales and use taxes led gains, with cigarette and excise taxes also rising while some taxes such as intangible and insurance tax collections decreased.
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Columbus
Ohio
Gertrude W. Donahey
Donahey
Five Thousand Added To Funds For Sheriff
Jackson County commissioners approved a 5000 dollar supplemental appropriation for the sheriff's department. Sheriff Hile Fyffe sought 500 for uniforms 4200 for gas and oil and 300 for office supplies and the panel granted 3400 for uniforms 4200 for gas and oil and 100 for office supplies. They scheduled August 23 for viewing and hearing on a petition to vacate a township road in Liberty Two.
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Jackson
Jackson County
Hile Fyffe
Township Road
Liberty Two
Man Charged After Walk Drives While Intoxicated
Thomas M. Roush, 21, of New Haven was charged with driving while intoxicated after wrecking his car on Hartford Hill Route 62 at 10:05 p.m. Police report he crossed left of center and over the hillside. Minor damage was reported to the vehicle.
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Point Pleasant
Thomas M. Roush
New Haven
Hartford Hill
Mason County Sheriff's Department
Roush
Mason Fair Kiddies Day Set For Saturday
Mason County Fair board, at a special meeting, approved a Kiddies Day this Saturday. Children may ride all carnival rides from 9 a.m. to noon for 1. The board rejected extending the fair to Sunday and will enforce stricter admission policies.
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Point Pleasant
Mason County Fair
Fair Board
Hospital admits and discharges listed at Hocking Valley
Hocking Valley Community Hospital records show admission of Mrs Dorothea Picket and Mrs Royal Shelton, both of Logan. Discharges include Mrs Luella Dixon, John Norton, and John Sahyonne.
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Hocking Valley Community Hospital
Dorothea Picket
Royal Shelton
Logan
Luella Dixon
John Norton
John Sahyonne
Bar Association Backs Lowell Howard for Judge Seat
The Athens County Bar Association certified Lowell Howard as qualified for the Common Pleas Court judge position and endorsed by the Athens County Democratic Party. Howard, an Ohio University business law professor, will replace John W. Bolin, serving the remainder of Bolin’s term with a potential re-election bid in November 1972.
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Athens County Bar Association
Lowell Howard
County Common Pleas Court
Howard
John J. Gilligan
Ohio University
Athens County Democratic Party Executive Committee
Gilligan
Athens County Municipal Court
Franklin Sheeter
County Bar Association
Sheeter
The
Messenger
Ohio
Common Pleas Court
Athens County
John W. Bolin
Bolin
Three Charged In DWI Cases In Athens County
Three defendants appeared in Athens County Municipal Court on DWI charges. Charles E. Dunlap changed his plea to guilty and received 200 dollars fine plus 90 days in jail with 65 suspended, and a one year driving ban. James Douglas Banner pleaded guilty and drew 200 dollars fine, seven days in jail, and 60 day license suspension. Betty Louise Cope pleaded not guilty, bond set at 300 dollars for an August 19 hearing. William E. Landis was fined 50 dollars and costs after pleading guilty to reckless operation.
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Athens County
Charles E. Dunlap
Glouster
Dunlap
Franklin Sheeter
James Douglas Banner
New Boston
Betty Louise Cope
Nelsonville
State
Highway Patrol
William E. Landis
Second St
Trimble Youth Seeks Recovery After Bicycle Collision
A nine year old Trimble boy remains in fair condition at Children’s Hospital Columbus after being struck by a pickup on Trimble Township Road 406. He was treated first at Mount St Mary Hospital and later transferred to Columbus. No citation issued and investigation continues. Suffolk County faces an $18.9 million welfare deficit in eastern Long Island.
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Trimble
Children’s Hospital
Columbus
Trimble Marshall Terry Jago
Timothy Hartley
Danny Hartley
Trimble Township
William Herbst
Giouster
Mount St. Mary Hospital
Columbus Hospital
Trimble Marshall
Two Injured In Pomeroy Collision
A two car crash on East Main Street at 5 20 p m Thursday injured two people from Pomeroy. Troy Ohlinger 35 and David Pierce 21 were taken to Veterans Memorial Hospital for lacerations and bruises. Ohlinger admitted in satisfactory condition. Pierce refused treatment. Ed White 38 drove the other car and had stopped to turn onto Spring Avenue when rear ended by the Pierce vehicle. Pierce cited for failure to stop within assured clear distance. Both cars demolished.
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Pomeroy
East Main Street
Troy Ohlinger
David Pierce
Veterans Memorial Hospital
Ohlinger
Ed White
Pierce
George Pierce
Middleport
Spring Avenue
Lottery Numbers Listed In Order
Washington AP lists the 1972 draft lottery numbers in calendar order. The long sequence includes numbers like 207 225 246 264 265 242 292 287 338 231 and many more across dates and months, ending with RADCLIFF noting the Vinton Township Garden Club meeting Aug 12.
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Washington
Radcliff
Vinton Township
Also Mentioned on This Page
Audrey Chevalier
James Lewis Chandler
Paul T. Blore
Robert Burns
Okie Camp
Dayton
Bertha
Kennedy
ONL
Prichardson
Fleetwood
Challenger
Tri-County
V. D. Edwards
Insurance Agency
Mason Fair
Bar Association
Long Island
Suffolk
I Coupe DeVille
I Sedan
DeVille
Brittany
Karr & van Zandt
Cadillac
Oldsmobile
G.M.A.C
Pomercy
Garden Club
King Guerden Liberty
Keith Goble
Member
Federal Reserve System
Federal Deposit Insurance Corp
FDIC
Pomeroy Rutland
Onexas Eastern Transmission Corp
BTU
City Ice & Fuel CO
PT. Pleasant
W. VA
Mcdleport
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