Zero Degree Morning Stuns Athens As Snow Flakes Fly
Temperatures sink to zero in Athens as weather observer Mrs. C L Colmer notes a frigid morning. Two inches of new snow falls since Monday but driving remains light with six traffic crashes reported in the three city area.
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C.L. Colmer
U.S
Athens
State Highway Patrol
Athens attorney Jones endorsed for judgeship
Athens attorney and partner in Jones and Ball Cra received the Athens County Republican executive committee endorsement for the judgeship. Gov. Rhodes is expected to follow local party recommendations. A vacancy will occur with Judge Harold’s resignation effective December 31. Rose and Jones are Republicans. Jones previously earned an endorsement from the Athens County Bar Association.
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Roger Jones
Phdbahakes Cndens Bok Porte
Jone
Athens
Jones and Ball Cra
Athens County
Republican Executive Committee
Pete Couladis
GOP
James Rhodes
Jones
Rhodes
Harold
Rose
Athens County Bar Association
4-H Weigh-In Today for Steers at Athens Livestock
Weigh-in for the steer entries in the 4-H program is today from 4 to 8 p.m. at Athens Livestock Sales. The event invites youths to bring their steers for weighing and eligibility assessment.
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Athens Livestock Sales
Gas supplies improve for Ohio amid conservation gains
Rep. Clarence Miller notes a 15 percent rise in Ohio gas resources from conservation and purchases, offsetting a colder winter. River Gas Co expects no curtailments, Dayton Power and Light up 9 percent, Columbia Gas of Ohio to allow near normal use with 10 percent cooler temps. few large users forecast cuts or layoffs.
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U.S
Clarence Miller
Ohio
Miller
River Gas Co
Dayton Power and Light
Columbia Gas
County Auditors Convene in Columbus Fall Session
Convention of the County Auditors Association of Ohio met in Columbus with Pete Couladis and deputies Ann Orma and June Rosser in attendance. Officers were elected and sessions covered data processing tax credits financial statements settlements and related tax matters.
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Pete Couladis
Ann Orma
June Rosser
County Auditors Association of Ohio
Columbus
City considers rate cut for seniors and disabled on water bills
Athens may adopt a lifeline style relief reducing minimum water and sewer charges for eligible seniors and disabled residents. If approved, qualifying heads of households would be billed on 2,000 gallons instead of 3,000, cutting monthly minimums by about two dollars.
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Robert Ekey Messenger
Athens
Ellsworth Holden
Council
Environmental Services Committee
Holden
Hunter Rules City Holds Three Mile Jurisdiction
City Law Director Garry Hunter on his first day issued an eight page opinion affirming Athens city has jurisdiction over a three mile radius. He argues the 1964 and 1968 community plans identify streets parks and public grounds for defined uses and areas. He urges the Planning Commission to adopt a statement for the county auditor and warns court action may be sought if refused.
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Garry Hunter
Athens
Hunter
David Frey
City Planning Commission
Planning Commission
Frey
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