Four more arrested in Nelsonville drug sweep
Athens and Nelsonville police and deputies arrested four more suspects near the Shafer Sohio station as part of a drug crackdown that has now charged 11 people. A suitcase contained an estimated 10 000 dollars worth of LSD and hashish and a brick of marijuana was found in the car. Seven men who appeared in Athens County Municipal Court after Wednesday arrests pled innocent to all charges.
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Charles Cochran
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Patrick D. Scanlon
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Jeffrey Gossard
Cincinnati
David Edward Shestina
Rutland
Boyd Williams
Ronald Mount
Gerald Weekly
Athens Ptl
William Frye
Athens County
George McDaniel
Karl Stanbrough
Orange
Texas
Dale Dower
Canoga
Messenger
Monty Calvert
Robert Windle
Opening Day Full Schedule for Alexander District
Marc Lohr announces opening day Aug 31 with full day of classes. Lunch served and bus schedule unchanged from last year. High school classes begin 8 15 a.m. and elementary at 9 15 a.m. Teachers gather Aug 30 at Alexander High School.
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Marc Lohr
Lohr
Alexander High School
Births and admissions at O'Bleness Memorial Hospital notes
In The Plains and surrounding areas a birth is recorded for Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Rowan and Mr. and Mrs. Rod Hineman. Admissions include Walter Tevis Wanda Mansfield and several Athens area patients. Dismissals list John Cox Lena West James Kelley and others.
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the Plains
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Glouster
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Wanda Mansfield
Robert Main
Richard Bald
John Cox
Lena West
James Kelley
David Garrod
Paula Kangas
James Norris
Ronald Thompson
Ralph Parry
Pamela Rosser
Lena Shankar
Partly cloudy warm weekend forecast with showers
Local forecast notes patchy clouds and warm highs in the upper 80s to low 90s with a 40 percent chance of rain through Saturday. Tonight and Saturday will be partly cloudy with lows in the upper 60s and highs near 90, and scattered nationwide thundershowers expected Friday in multiple regions.
CAA Sets 1972 Priorities Transportation Health Housing and more
Tri County Community Action Agency outlined 1972 priorities including transportation health and housing with plans to create a nonprofit public transportation corporation Link rural areas to bus lines offices and shopping funds pursued from OEO Labor and others Health outreach will use Ohio Valley Health Services Foundation and Ohio University in projects while housing aims to build 24 HUD financed units in Crooksville plus 100 more and a 520 unit plant planned in Thornville with OU architecture help
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Marietta
Ohio
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Perry County Housing Authority
Crooksville
Farmers Home Administration
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HUD
Logan Metropolitan Housing Authority
Nelsonville
Athens
Thornville
Perry County Regional Planning Commission
FHA
Ohio University Architecture Department
Roger McCauley
Agency
Washington
Perry County Water Association
Rural Ohio Protest Over Employment Act Funds
Tri County official David Stivison charged that rural Ohio counties will receive just 2.2 million of the 20 million in the first round of federal unemployment funds. He noted 56 rural counties face meager shares while larger cities plan ahead, and highlighted unemployment disparities and distribution concerns cited at a Tri County meeting.
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Logan
Ohio
Tri-County Community Action Agency
David Stivison
Stivison
Stimson
Tri-County Community Action Board
Chicago
U.S
Secretary of Labor
Transfers Filed For Perry County Taverns and Athens Pizza Parlor
The Ohio Department of Liquor Control lists two transfer applications from Perry County permit holders and a new permit request from an Athens pizza parlor. Rich ie and Emma Meredith trading as Em and Dick's Tavern seek transfer of D-1 D-2 and D-3 permits to William Barney and Gladys L McCloy doing business as McCloy's Tavern. Alice D. Smith doing business as Little Brown Jug seeks transfer of a D-5 permit to Raymond C. Boyster. Pizza Hut of Ohio Inc doing business as the Pizza Hut requests a D-2 permit to sell high beer and wine in addition to existing 3.2 beer.
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Ohio Department of Liquor Control
Perry County
Athens
Richie
Emma Meredith
Em and Dick
N. Clark Street
New Straitsville
William Barney
Gladys L. McCloy
McCloy
Nork Street
Alice D. Smith
Little Brown Jug
Crooksville
Raymond C. Boyster
Pizza Hut of Ohio Inc
Pizza Hut
Community Dr
Fire alarm at College West Apartments for grease fire
Athens firemen responded to a grease fire in a pan at 1 37 p m Thursday at the College West Apartments 320 West Union Street. Two pumper companies found the blaze out on arrival at Deborah Little s apartment.
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Athens
College West
W. Union St
Deborah Little
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