Court Reverses Latanichs Conviction
Ohio University freshman Terry Latanich had his Municipal Court disorderly conduct conviction reversed by the Fourth District Court of Appeals in Athens County. The panel ruled his involvement in restraining combatants reflected a commitment to law and order, nullifying the $5 fine and costs.
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Ohio University
Athens County
Terry L. Latanich
University
Fourth District Court of Appeals
Latanich
District Court
Court of Appeals
Man Freed Under Shock Statutes From Ohio Penitentiary
A 22 year old Nelsonville man, Larry Francis Bailey, was released after 10 months under Ohio shock statutes for homicide by motor vehicle. He must serve six months probation with conditions including lawful behavior, abstaining from alcohol, full employment, and not driving after 8 p.m. Bailey was convicted in November for the deaths of Leona Mae Newlan and her son Charles Thompson in a York Road crash.
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Nelsonville
Ohio State Penitentiary
Larry Francis Bailey
Bailey
Leona Mae Newlan
Charles Thompson
York Two
John W. Bolin
Appeals Court Upholds Bromall Conviction in Sit-In Incident
The Fourth District Court of Appeals upheld Ohio University assistant professor Dr Irvin H Bromall's conviction for resisting arrest after a sit-in at the university security office on Nov 26 1968. He was fined 50 dollars and costs after a trespassing charge was dismissed in Municipal Court.
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Fourth District Court of Appeals
Ohio University
Irvin H. Bramall
Bromall
City Hall
Students For A Democratic Society
Bramall
Chesterhill Man Acquitted in DWI Case
Homer C. Cook, 52, of Chesterhill Route 1, was acquitted of a driving while under the influence charge in Municipal Court after a jury trial. He was arrested Feb. 18. Jurors included foreman Maxine Smith and others.
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Homer C. Cook
Chesterhill
Maxine Smith
Bernice Hipscher
Marjory Bennett
Mary Davis
Gladyce Aiken
John G. Jewitt
James L. Frazee
J. M. Stanley
Carl Kozma
Glenn Brooks
Cedric Antle
William K. Brooks
Railroad to Remove Two Trains in Mid-Atlantic Route
The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad won ICC permission to discontinue passenger Nos. 31 and 32 between Parkersburg West Virginia and Cumberland Maryland. Last runs will be Saturday with discontinuance effective Sunday leaving two other passenger trains on the 205 mile Parkersburg to Cumberland track.
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Washington
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Parkersburg
W. Va
Cumberland
Interstate Commerce Commission
B&o
National Limited
Athens
Cincinnati
Two Men Plead Guilty In Ohio Theft Case
Huntington youth Joseph Withrow, 18, pleaded guilty in Common Pleas Court to two counts of petit larceny for stealing $110 from Bonded Station on W Union Street on July 25 and 26. He received two years probation and restitution. James Lee Schoonover, 26, pleaded guilty to non-support charges and received five years probation. abandonment charge dismissed.
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Huntington
W. Va
Common Pleas
Joseph Withrow
Athens County Grand Jury
W. Union Street
Claire M. Ball
Withrow
Ball
James Lee Schoonover
Main St
Chauncey
Fort Myers
Fla
Two Athens Men Named to Kent State University Posts
Two Athens men received Kent State University appointments. William E. McKinley of Athens Route 1 was named special assistant to the president for long range planning, bringing experience from the Development Planning Institute at Ohio University. Kenneth R. Wulff of 155 Morris Ave. was appointed to the Department of Elementary Education at KSU Stark County, after serving as a social studies specialist in Title III programs in Logan.
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Athens
Kent State University
William E. McKinley
Sistant
Ohio University
Ohio Department of Development
McKinley
Kenneth R. Wulff
Morris Ave
Stark County
Logan
Wulff
Ohio
Truck Theft Case Bound Over To Grand Jury
Richard Lee Kasler of Glouster Route 3 pleaded guilty in Municipal Court to stealing a 1969 pickup on August 6. He was bound over to the grand jury and jailed in $3,000 bond. The crime involved a vehicle owned by Donald Hawk of Athens Masonry Contractors in Albany.
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Richard Lee Kasler
Glouster Route 3
Kasler
Donald Hawk
Athens Masonry Contractors
Albany
Abandonment Charge Denied By Defendant
John Fisher of Somerset pleaded innocent in Municipal Court to a charge of abandoning a pregnant woman on May 1 1968. He was jailed on a $500 bond with a preliminary hearing set for 9 a.m. Aug. 29. Betty McDaniel of 26 Embrey St Glouster filed the charge.
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John Fisher
Somerset
Betty McDaniel
Embrey St
Glouster
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