City Water Rate Increase Gets Second Reading
City council held a second reading on a water rate hike that raises the minimum monthly bill from 2.60 to 2.85 and aims to raise about 100000 dollars yearly for five water expansion projects. The body also hired engineers for a fourth project and passed related ordinances under suspension of the rules.
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Man
Stimson
Madison Avenues
Dwight Robinson
Council
Harry Crewson
Evans, Merchwart, Hambleton and Tilton
Athens High School
South Athens
McBee Systems
Economic Development Administration
Kindergarten Orientation Sessions Set
A series of meetings for parents of children enrolled in the city schools kindergarten classes was announced by the superintendent. Orientations will be held at Morrison West Elementary and The Plains Elementary Chauncey Elementary East with sessions on August 31 September 1 and September 2 at specified times.
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Nuveen
Morrison
West Elementary
the Plains
Chauncey Elementary
East
Washington, D. C
Two Athens County Men Arrested by Deputies
Deputies arrested James Edward Dailey 33 and Albert Hunter Glouster Route 3 at their homes Monday night on charges filed by their wives. Dailey pleaded innocent to a menacing threats charge, Stewart. bond set at 400 dollars. Hunter pleaded guilty to disturbing the peace by intoxication. fined 15 dollars plus costs.
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Sheriff's Deputies
Athens County
James Edward Dailey
Stewart
Ruth Dailey
Albert Hunter
Area Man Fined On Bad Check Charge
William Singer of Athens Route 1 pleaded guilty in Municipal Court to issuing a $25 check with insufficient funds. He was fined $50 and costs, with $25 suspended and ordered to make the check good. Robert R. Dickens of 33 Pomeroy Rd Athens forfeited a $32 bond for intoxication.
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William Singer
Athens Route 1
Athens National Bank
Pomeroy Rd
Athens
School Meetings Planned in Athens District
Athens city school district schedules an orientation for new teachers and an opening day session for all district employees to begin the school year.
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Athens City
Three Hospitalized After Emergency Squad Calls
Three people were taken to Sheltering Arms Hospital by Athens fire department emergency squad. Bill Brinkman 17 suffered possible over exertion at Athens High practice and received oxygen en route. Betty Canter 38 sustained possible neck injury from a car crash at East State Street and Avon Place. Delmar Conkey 21 hurt his foot when a refrigerator fell on it at 47 Depot Street.
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Sheltering Arms Hospital
Fire Department
Athens High School
Putnam Drive
Bill Brinkman
Morris Ave
AHS
Betty Canter
Buchtel
E. State St
Avon Pl
Delmar Conkey
Depot St
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D. M. Goddard
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Thes Courtly Bank
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Margaret Chevalier
Clarence T. Blackford
Chauncey
Delbert Humes
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Charles Cochran III
Steven McClain
Henry Exenhamper
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Albany
Kathleen Campbell
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Ralph Wigal
John Tate
Howard Russell
Fred Chase
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Ohio University Inn
Athens Education Association
Neal W. Canter
Ohio University
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Washington, BD. C
Bestform
Chemstrand
Reg. T.M
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Thelainie
East State Street
Fred
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Ohio
Bill Biehl
Fern
Landmark Town & Country Center
Oak Street
Robert Main
East State
United Welding Co
Spencer W
C & E Market
Beasley-Mathews, Inc
S. Carpenter
Federal Chemical Fertilizer
Dale Scott
French City Packing Co
Jackson
Jackson, Ohio
Athens Veterinary Hospital Neroy Rad
Ray Riggs
N. Court
Easler's Dairy
Farm Bureau Federation
Dak St. Athens
Howard Stout
Athens, Ohio
Moeller
Lancaster
Rose and Brazier
Harmony Road
Francis Conrath
Richland
Evans Packing
Gallipolis
Amesville Bank
Amesville
Athens Livestock
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Sharpsburg
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