Break In Charge Against Student Dropped in Ohio University case
An Ohio University student had a breaking and entering charge dismissed in Athens County Municipal Court. The charge was reduced to trespassing, and Lewis Randall pleaded guilty, paying a $25 fine and costs. A separate docket covered three DWI cases with pleas, bonds, and hearings set for August 16.
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Ohio University
Athens County
Lewis Randall
Athens
Billy Gabriel
Gabriel
Porter Lane
Randall
Russell Thomas O’connor
Coolville
Lewis Hoard
Athens Route 1
Sheriff's Department
Donald Hunter
Highway Patrol
Michael Katz
Millfield
Robert Gray
Pittsburgh
Richard Gray
Ohio University Security Police
Census Staff to Visit Athens Area for Employment Survey
Census Bureau representatives will visit a number of Athens area households the week of August 16 to collect employment information. The sample is nationwide and confidential by law, used only to produce statistical totals. Interviewer is Mrs. Patricia Hinkle.
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Bureau of the Census
U.S. Department of Commerce
Robert G. McWilliam
Census Bureau
Detroit
U.S. Department of Labor
Hospital admits list from O Bleness Memorial
O Bleness Memorial Hospital reports admissions including Mrs Donald Seward Mrs Ralph Bumgartner Patricia Mantle from Athens Billy Osborn Sr New Marshfield Mrs Roger Kittle Glouster Mrs Catherine Slusher Shade Mrs Larry Wiles Racine Bobbie Edmonds Cheshire and several others led by Mrs James Tom and family Mrs Earl Davis and son Mrs James Ryder Mrs Clarence Hudwell James Ford Lucinda Frazee Velma Poston Leonard Wolfe Leon Britton and Mrs Richard Cullison.
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Donald Seward
Ralph Bumgartner
Patricia Mantle
Athens
Billy Osborn Sr
New Marshfield
Roger Kittle
Glouster
Catherine Slusher
Shade
Larry Wiles
Racine
Bobbie Edmonds
Cheshire
James Tom and Son
Earl Davis and Son
James Ryder
Clarence Hudwell
James Ford
Lucinda Frazee
Velma Poston
Leonard Wolfe
Leon Britton
Richard Cullison
Ohio Bell seeks $165 million annual rate hike
Ohio Bell Telephone Co. filed a rate increase request with the Public Utilities Commission of Ohio seeking to boost annual income by 165 million dollars. The request asks for local rates up to 3 dollars monthly and higher intrastate long distance charges in 47 communities served statewide.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ohio Bell Telephone Co
Public Utilities Commission of Ohio
Ohio Bell
Athens County Young Republicans Attend Dayton Convention
Fifteen members of the Athens County Young Republican Club returned to Athens after the Ohio League of Young Republican Clubs State convention in Dayton July 30 31 and Aug 1. The club won two state wide awards for best social program and a membership increase of over 50 percent from 25 to 39 3 this year. Attendees included Paul and Marcia Koffel Dick Gail Eleesa Beasley Linda Baker Larry and Sandy Barber Dick Standish Loretta Woodrum Sue Bowen Bill Clark Sandy Elliott Dave Coon Paul Lewis and Judy Rouse. The next activity is staffing a booth at the county fair.
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Athens County
Young Republican Club
Athens
Ohio League of Young Republican Clubs
Dayton
Athens Club
Ohio
Paul and
Marcia Koffel
Dick Gail
Eleesa Beasly
Linda Baker
Larry
Sandy Barber
Dick Standish
Loretta Woodrum
Sue Bowen
Bill Clark
Sandy Elliott
Dave Coon
Paul Lewis
Judy Rouse
Democratic Action Club Sets Meet
The Tenth District Democratic Action Club will meet Wednesday at 8 p.m. at the Holiday Inn east of Zanesville on Route 70. Club President Don Moyer announced Ohio Auditor Joseph Ferguson or a representative will speak on state reapportionment. Attendees may order from the menu. no reservations are required.
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Tenth District
Democratic Action Club
Holiday Inn
Zanesville
Don Moyer
Ohio
Joseph Ferguson
Two Discrepancies Resolved in Athens County Schools Audits
Athens County School system auditors resolved two discrepancies between school and county books. Supt. George Christman sought authority to pay payroll and requested elevating his secretary Joan Burson to acting assistant clerk. The board transferred funds and approved Burson's added duties.
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Jean Perry
the Messenger
Athens County
Perry
George Christman
Athens
Christman
Robert Weinfurther
Weinfurther
Joan Burson
Trial Lawyers Group Receives Citation of Merit
The Ohio Academy of Trial Lawyers earned the Citation of Merit Award from the American Trial Lawyers Association at its 25th annual convention in Portland on August 3. Ohio and Michigan were the only state associations to receive Citations of Merit.
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Portland
Ore
Ohio Academy of Trial Lawyers
American Trial Lawyers Association
Ohio
Michigan
Dole to speak at Miller appreciation dinner in Lancaster
Senator Robert Dole will be the featured speaker at a September 10 appreciation dinner for Clarence E. Miller in Lancaster High School hall. Tickets are sold by Citizens for Miller Committee with several local organizers listed in Athens Gallipolis Logan Jackson McConnelsville Crooksville McArthur.
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Senator Dole
Lancaster
Sen
Robert Dole
Kansas
Clarence E. Miller
Maxine Charlton
Lancaster High School
Citizens For Miller Committee
Dole
Citizens Committee
John P. Summel
Security Bank
Athens
Roger Barron
Bastini
Gallipolis
Keith V. Brown
W. Main St
Logan
Tom DeLay
Main St
Jackson
Bernard Fultz
E. Second St
Pomeroy
J. Galen Finley
Municipal
McConnelsville
James Brown
City
Clean Air Day Oklahoma? Ohio's first Clean Air Day a success
Athens hosted Ohio's first Clean Air Day with over 60 cars passing emissions tests co sponsored by Charlie Moore Ford and Raybuck Lincoln Mercury. Thirty five of 61 tested met federal standards with 26 still polluting at varying levels as locals and officials observed.
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Ohio
Athens
Charles K. Moore
Charlie Moore
Vaughn Raybuck
Raybuck Lincoln-Mercury
Bureau For Environmental Research
Ray Skinner
Department of Secondary Education
Ohio University
Curves Prove Treacherous For Area Drivers
Curves in Hocking and Athens Counties caused two car accidents and a motorcycle crash over the weekend. Jack Stockslager, 22, of Columbus, was treated at Hocking Valley Hospital after losing control on State Route 664, 1.4 miles north of Route 374, and going off the road causing the motorcycle to overturn. He was cited for no operator's license.
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Southeastern Ohio
Hocking
Athens
State Highway Patrol
Jack Stockslager
Columbus
Hocking Valley Hospital
Hocking County
Stockslager
Leota Beaucher
Rockbridge
Beaucher
Warren Casto Jr
Springfield
Athens County
the Plains
van Nest
Rev Happe Accepts Appointment with White House duties
The Rev Fr Donald L Happe assistant pastor of St Pauls Catholic Church has accepted a White House consultancy of several months duration and left Sunday for Washington DC for temporary duties He is focused on economic benefits and job opportunities for the poor and acted with the concurrence of Bishop John King Massie of the Steubenville Diocese.
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Donald L. Happe
St. Paul’s Catholic Church
White House
Father Happe
Washington, D. C
Athens
West
John King Massie
Steubenville
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Paul Baumgart
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Happe
James Manning
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