Casey Denies Still Ownership in Raid Tale
Casey recalls moonshining since 1919 and says he would start again if he had a mind to. He jokes about a dream of coal-mine days and claims moonshiners are patriotic in prisons. Officers raid a rambunctious still as Casey notes his dog, a past grand jury, and looming Lewisburg time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Casey
Lewisburg
Chandler
Lord Haw Haw
Germany
Penitentiaries
Virginia
Old Jim
Athens County
Grand Jury
W. M. Rothgeb
U. S. Treasury
Carl Baker
John Wright
Frank Young
Shields
Walker
Charles Cochran
Highway Union Seeks Recognition From State Highway Department
Members of the Joint Organizing Council of Operating Engineers and Laborers demonstrated at the Athens County Fair to press for recognition and dues checkoff. Boyd D. Wharton of Wooster cites Governor Rhodes and Highway Director P E Mash eter as refusing to recognize the union and allow dues collection. The group filed a $10 million federal suit in Columbus alleging a spoils system, kickbacks, and political party influence in hiring. Rhodes and Mash eter named co defendants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joint Organizing Council of Operating Engineers and Laborers
Athens County
State Highway Department
Boyd D. Wharton
Wooster
Rhodes
P. E. Masheter
Ohio Civil Service Employes Association
U.S. District Court
Columbus
Snodgrass appointed to Litton's Athens division post
Alan Snodgrass named employee relations administrator at Litton's Automated Business Systems Athens Division, replacing William Barnett who transfers to Litton's Fall River Massachusetts plant. Snodgrass, a Vienna West Virginia native, previously served as staff accountant in 1968 and has U S Army Reserve engineering experience. Barnett, 1964 Ohio University graduate, will reside in Barrington Rhode Island. An adjacent item notes a medical school graduation and area weather update.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alan Snodgrass
Litton
Automated Business Systems
Athens
William Barnett
Fall River
Mass
Snodgrass
Vienna
W. Va
Sandgrass
Parkersburg
W. Va. University
Mountain State Business College
U. S. Army Reserve
Sharon
Mill St
Youth Fined For Minor's Delinquency
Jack Wells, 19, Mineral, was fined 200 dollars and costs and sentenced to 15 days in jail on a charge of contributing to the delinquency of a minor after pleading guilty in Municipal Court. The jail term was suspended for one year if he remains law abiding. Wells was accused of taking a 14 year old to leave home with him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Wells
Mineral
Wells
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Lettershop
Court
Athens and
City and County Directory Service
Hamilton
Ohio
Fisica Ccabinadii
Highway Department
Rhodes and Masketer
Bank Americard
Ola
Highland Park
Avondale
Coe
Shoe Department Doorbusters
Smith-Corona
Percase
Ous
Miss America
Smartaire
Miracle Tread
Sweetbriar
Heiress
Andiamo
Ssoonow
Capri P.j.s
Bill Roscoe
Handy Carryout
West Fairgrounds Gate
W. Union Street
Guar
Joellens Od
Your Bankamericard
Allen
Stimson Ave
A&p
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Steven Heskett
Ewington
Anna Swartz
Pamela Rosser
Orville Stover
Devin Johnson
Jane Uprichard
Mable Woods
Martin Xander
Gerald Beckley
Guy Sapp
Nanna Butcher
Walter Hobocienski
John Crabtree
Tammy Frum
John E. Misner
Harmony Road
Richard M. Elliott
Albany
Cohanntats i
A . Belknap
Thomas C. Nicholas
Wonder Hills
Ohio State University Medical School
Is Or
C. L. Colmer
U. S
Hocking
Cletus Bush
Nelsonville
Esther L. Campbell
William E. Omen
Bettie M. Beverage
Thomas Leroy Covella
Glouster
Brenda Sue Trace
David Howell
Stewart
Sandy Storer
David Dunlap
Utica
Boo Marzano
Kenneth Balch
Millfield
Freda Schoonover
Chambermaid
James L. Pancake
Billie Coe
Buchtel
John Kline
Carol Pierce
North Court Street
Doorbusters
Earl F Mathews
Earl F. Mathews
Earl A, Hooper
John J. Lavelle
N. Court St
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