Harris Used Furniture Fire Likely Malicious
Fire Chief Dalton said the December 1 blaze at Harris Used Furniture Store 84 86 N Court St was started maliciously. Investigators believe an illegal intruder set the fire. the suspect, held at Athens State Hospital for observation, was not identified. The blaze began in rear mattresses and spread to stored furniture on the second floor. Lt Earl Goodin injured his leg as firefighters evacuated Appalachian Lighthouse and Eagles Lodge next door.
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Charles Dalton
Dalton
Harris Used Furniture
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Athens State Hospital
State Hospital
Earl Goodin
Appalachian Lighthouse
Eagles Lodge
Athens Mayor Dinner Guest In New York
Mayor Raymond Shepard attended an appreciation dinner in New York with 69 mayors as New York firms with Ohio plants were honored. Speakers included Gov. Rhodes and Cleveland Mayor Carl Stokes at the Hilton Hotel. Athens firms with New York offices include Alex Corp and Litton Industries.
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Raymond Shepard
New York
Ohio
James Rhodes
Cleveland
Carl Stokes
Hilton Hotel
Two Athens County Commissioners Seek Re Election
Athens County commissioners James Edwards of Nelsonville and John Law of Chauncey have filed petitions of candidacy with the Board of Elections to seek re election in the May primary. They are the only nominees for the office at present from either party. Their terms run through 1968, while John Cline the Republican third member of the board has a term ending in 1970.
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Athens County
Board of Elections
James Edwards
Nelsonville
John Law
Chauncey
John Cline
Athens
Printmaker Cassill to Lecture at Ohio University
H. C. Cassill, director of print making at the Cleveland Institute of Art, will be a guest lecturer at Ohio University School of Art Thursday and Friday. An exhibition of his woodcuts and intaglio prints runs in Seigfred Hall foyer through Dec. 13, with works shown nationally and internationally in venues including MoMA and the Print Club of Philadelphia.
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Cleveland Institute of Art
Ohio University School of Art
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U. S
South America
Europe
Museum of Modern Art
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American Federation of Arts
U. S. State Department
The
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Ohioan faces mixed effects from British pound devaluation
Ohio University finance professor Dr. Peter Freund explains that import prices from Britain may fall 5 to 10 percent, not the full 14.3 percent, with six weeks to see changes and three months for most items. Cars likely drop more. tourism benefits for Ohioans traveling to England.
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Ohio
Ohio University
Peter Freund
Doe
England
Freund
Britain
American Motors
U.S
Economist Visits OU Discusses What is Economics
Dr. John EF Maher of San Jose State College will address Ohio University graduate students Thursday on his textbook What is Economics. He joined the Joint Council on Economic Education in 1964 as senior economist and director of developmental education. He will appear as a guest of Dr. Roman F. Warmke, OU economics education head and director of the experienced teacher fellowship program. Attendant Roger Hudwell and office worker Patricia Shields are listed.
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San Jose State College
San Jose
Calif
Ohio University
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Wilhelm Is Honored At Luncheon
Ohio University journalism alumni in New York honored John Wilhelm at a luncheon at the Overseas Press Club. About 60 journalists and officials attended. Wilhelm, named director in November, will start Jan 1 1968. he was then director of McGraw Hill World News. British PM Harold Wilson seeks fewer hereditary peers with voting rights and less Lords delay power.
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New York City
John Wilhelm
New Journalism School
Overseas Press Club
New York
Harry Evarts
College of Business Administration
Wilhelm
McGraw-Hill World News
Harold Wilson
House of Lords
Area Traffic Court Notices Cast Wide Net of Guilty Verdicts
A parade of defendants from various towns including The Plains Guysville Albany and Athens faced traffic and property charge outcomes. Guilty findings cover destruction of property speeding red light and failing to yield or stop with fines ranging from 5 to 42 dollars plus costs. Several cases were dismissed or bonds forfeited and some suspensions noted.
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Samuel Rockwell Jr
Smith St
James Lee Davis
Plains
Lena Upton
Guysville
Walter Snodgrass
Montrose Ave
Ronald Smucker
State St
Gary Rhoads
Conestoga Trailer Court
Richard Elliott
Albany
Red Light
Larry van Dyke
Eugene H. Fahrenkrog
FE State St
Horst Hammer
Second St
Mary Dugan
Dayton
Dale Harrison
Pomeroy
James Sweeney
Highland Ave
John Corzens
Belpre
George Heiney
New Matamoras
Danny Folden
Don Reeves
Reynoldsburg
Victor Bright
Jackson
Glenn Bowman
Chesterhill
John Morris
Marietta
Danny Giyse
Columbus
William Crews
Nitro
W. Va
William Hollinger
Newark
Kenneth Susman
Athens
Jims Dearth
Nelsonville
James Hart
Millfield
Floyd Welch Jr
Cutler
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