Area Police Press Policy Examined by Athens Council
Area police press policies are surveyed by Athens City Councilman Brad Davis. The report compares Athens Chief Charles Cochran policy with other departments in Columbus Parkersburg Chillicothe and Marietta. The Post opposes Cochran policy citing access to public information and reporter duties.
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Herb Amey
Messenger
Athens
Brad Davis
Davis
Council
Charles Cochran
Columbus
Parkersburg
Chillicothe
Marietta
Lancaster
Cochran
Ohio
the Post
Earl Burden
Burden
D. V. Eaton
A. O. DeBord
P. K. Gramkow
Gramkow
Police Daily Log
Post
Guido Stempel III
The
Post Publishing Board
Ohio University
School of Journalism
Phone Gripes Tallied in Ohio Telephone Study
Public Utilities Commission Chairman Henry Eckhart reported that Ohio's four largest independent providers had about 16 complaints per 10 000 main stations over 1971 and 1972 while the Bell companies averaged under two. United Telephone led the independents with 649 complaints in 1971 and 592 in 1972.
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Columbus
Ohio
Bell
Public Utilities Commission
Henry W. Eckhart
PUCO
Ohio Bell
Cincinnati Bell
United Telephone
General Telephone
Mid Continent
Northern Ohio
Athens businessman files counterclaim suit for 150000
An Athens businessman sues James Turner in Athens County Common Pleas Court claiming reputational damage from Turner's suit seeking 55000 for alleged malicious filing of larceny charges. Chakiris counters that Turner's complaint lacks a legal claim and acted with malice. Also cited: Turner and Laird pursue 40000 against Antonopoulos over a candle making business contract.
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Athens
Abel Pleads Guilty To Driving Charges
Abel J. Stanley 35 of 23 Sunnyside Dr pleaded guilty in Athens County Municipal Court to driving left of center and unsafe operation with a $60 total fine and costs. A DWI charge was dismissed. Other cases include Powell Jr. 24 Chauncey guilty of DWI with $200 fine seven days in jail and 60 day license suspension Sayre 21 Columbus guilty of unsafe operation with $35 fine Trout 417 James Hall no contest for stealing a letter and $100 fine Ruth 31 Albany Route 2 no contest driving at night with no lights and $5 fine Babcock Olena shoplifting fined $100 Welling 19 Athens Route 1 failure to yield fined $10 Rosenstein 483 Richland Avenue shoplifting fined $100.
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Stanley J. Abel
Sunnyside Dr
Athens County
Abel
Athens
Charles FE. Powell Jr
Chauncey
State Highway Patrol
Robert Sayre
Columbus
Peter B. Trout
James Hall
Varsity
Donald Boback
Glouster
James Babcock
Olena
Buckeye Mart
Mindy Rosenstein
Richland Avenue
Douglas Ruth
Albany
Carleen Welling
Woman Hurt In Wreck On County Road 10 Near Athens
Evelyn J. Mullins, 22, was injured Wednesday when her car left County Rd. 10 and slid into a ditch near Radford Hebardville Road while trying to prevent a passenger from opening a door. She was taken to O'Bleness Memorial Hospital for possible back injury and scratches.
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Athens
State Highway Patrol
O’bleness Memorial Hospital
Evelyn J. Mullins
Wingett-Chapel-Baker
Radford- Hebardville
Embezzlement Charge Cut In Pleas Court
Dean Browning of Guysville pleaded guilty in Athens County Common Pleas Court to a reduced embezzlement count. He admitted embezzling $50 over three years after being accused of $1,000 by former employer Joe Bush. Judge Lowell Howard fined $100 and costs and gave Browning 90 days in jail, suspended on the condition of lawfulness for two years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean Browning
Guysville
Athens County
Common Pleas
Joe Bush
Lowell Howard
Browning
Howard
Honorary Nominations Open for Ohio University
Ohio University invites nominations for honorary degrees awarded annually to distinguished individuals in scholarship arts and professional pursuits. The Honorary Degrees Committee chaired by Elizabeth Smith notes ineligibility for current Regents trustees faculty or staff until retirement and that deliberations typically finish in May for the next academic year. Nominating forms and details are available from Gordy 305.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio University
Elizabeth Smith
Gordy
Cupid Was Forbidden Cupid Was Forbidden
AP reports on Valentine Day bans in Britain and the American colonies. Festivities dated to 1446 in Britain, halted in 1649 by Cromwell for moral reasons, and not revived there or in the colonies until 1660 with Charles II on the throne.
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Kansas City
England
America
Hallmark
Britain
Oliver Cromwell
Charles II
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Sigma Delta Chi
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Donald Barrett
Donald A. Lambert
Lambert
Bankamericard
North Court St
Nelsonville
Famous Brands
Coats
Ana
So. Court St
Athens, Ohio
Columbus St
Nelsonville, Ohio
Selectio
Lincoln 225
Bill’s Army
NAVY
N. Court ST
Emerson’s Dept. Store
Glouster, Ohio
High Street
Smiley
Gray
Cupid
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