Nolan outlines 1974 budget for Athens prosecutor office
Athens Prosecuting Attorney Michael Nolan defends a 1974 budget of 75 750, citing a 40 500 rise over 1973 to reflect needs. The plan adds 20 000 for a full time assistant, 7 800 for a secret agent, travel and supplies, plus 15 percent raises for three legal secretaries as he prosecutes all state suits and serves as legal adviser to county offices.
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Deborah Hrouda Messenger
Athens
Michael Nolan
Nolan
Ohio Prosecuting Attorneys Association
Lawrence
Crawford
Prosecutor seeks assistant to handle flood of felony cases
Nolan said 124 grand jury cases from January to July nearly equal the total for 1972 and an assistant prosecutor would help screen cases to reduce dismissals. He noted 114 cases in 1970 with 71 convictions and 132 cases in 1972 yielding 74 percent convictions. An assistant would also handle civil suits to avoid conflicts when schools face complex matters such as suspending a county superintendent.
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Grand Jury
Nolan
Clare M. Ball Jr
George Christman
Athens County seeks more prosecutors amid drug surge budget questions
County officials cite 1973 survey showing nearby counties staffing three assistants with investigators and stress Athens needs an additional A.A. due to 54,889 population and rising drug cases from Ohio University. They note past drug arrests five in 1967 rising to 129 by July 1972 and 120 by deputies since January.
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van Wert
Athens County
Nolan
Ohio University
Athens Police Department
Law Professor To Speak Friday At Ohio University Forum
Dr. Walter Probert of the University of Florida will address students faculty and Athens residents Friday at 9 30 a m in the Forum Theater Ohio University Radio Television Building The Kennedy Lecture Series sponsors the talk which opens a Midwest regional student conference of the International Communication Association with representatives from more than 15 universities Aug 9 11 Panels lectures and papers will focus on Communication at the Cutting Edge Gerald Goldhaber Marylynn Goldhaber Bill Zimmerman and John F Cady are featured speakers For conference registration contact Judith Reed at 594 4321.
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Walter Probert
University of Florida
Athens
Ohio University Forum
Kennedy
Midwest
International Communication Association
Ohio University Communication
Gerald and
Marylynn Goldhaber
University of New Mexico
ABC
Bill Zimmerman
Ohio University
John F. Cady
Judith Reed
Ohio University School of Interpersonal Communication
WW II Engineers Reunite at Athens Elks Lodge
The 239th Engineers Co. C veterans of World War II held a reunion at the Athens Elks Lodge with 29 unit members plus wives and families attending. Mayor Donald Barrett of Athens and family were guests. mess sergeant Jim Elliott prepared the meal. Co-chairmen were James Andrews and Kimo Scott. 1974 reunion is set for the first Saturday in August with Charlie Patterson and Wilmer Rise as co-chairs.
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239Th Engineers
Athens
Kimo Scott
the Plains
Charlie Patterson
Wilmer Rise
Amesville
Athens Student Attends Eastern Music Festival
Carl Fink son of Mr and Mrs Reginald Fink attended the six week Eastern Music Festival at Guilford College in Greensboro North Carolina joining about 200 student musicians. The festival uses a professional faculty of 70 musicians from major orchestras and music schools nationwide with internationally known guest artists performing with the resident philharmonic orchestra in chamber ensembles and in master classes for students.
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Carl Fink
Reginald Fink
Briarwood Dr
Guilford College
Greensboro
N. C
Athens Fire Department Escorts Delbert Adams to Hospital
Emergency squadmen moved 55 year old Delbert Adams from 257 West Union Street to O Bleness Memorial Hospital at 3:30 p m Sunday after he complained of arthritic pains.
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Athens Fire Department
Delbert Adams
Union St
O Bleness Memorial Hospital
Car and Truck Collision Cited Driver Left of Center
William Blake, 49, of Florence Kentucky, cited for driving left of center after a two vehicle crash on Route 50E at Two Road 141 in Rome Two. Clarence Caldwell, 65, of Guysville Route 1, eastbound, attempted left turn and collided with Blake. No injuries. An unidentified passenger in a separate crash on Route 682 north of Route 56 in Athens Township suffered minor injuries. Eber Lane Linscott, 73, Athens Route 4, cited for driving left of center.
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William Blake
Florence
State Highway Patrol
Rome
Clarence Caldwell
Guysville
Blake
Caldwell
Richard Efaw
Athens
Athens Township
Efaw
Eber Lane Linscott
Linscott
Red Cross Seeks Aid For Family In Fire
Athens Red Cross calls for clothing and household items for a five member family left homeless after a recent Coolville fire. Children need specific sizes including a 15 year old in size 18 shirts 29 inch pants and 9% shoes, an 11 year old girl in size 11 dresses and 3 shoes, a 9 year old in size 10 husky pants and size 2 shoes, an eight year old girl in size 8 dresses and size L shoes, and the mother in size 14 dresses and size 6% shoes. Items may be dropped at the Red Cross on N Congress Street along with any needed household goods.
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Athens Red Cross
Coolville
Red Cross N. Congress Street
Stolen Car Recovered in Vinton County
A car stolen in Massachusetts was recovered by the sheriff in Vinton County. Delno McClure reported the foreign model vehicle found on Road 33 in Swan Two and is being held pending information from Cambridge officials. New Marshfield Constitution Lodge No. 426 F and AM will meet at 7 30 p.m. Thursday.
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McArthur
Massachusetts
Vinton County
Delno McClure
Swan Two
Cambridge
Mass
New Marshfield
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FFA
Muskingum
Carrollton
Debbie
Alexander High School
WW II Company
Red Cross
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Gircus
Grand Central Mall
Parkersburg
Vienna
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