Contempt Charged in Ohio Non support Case
Charles Blackford, 39, jailed for contempt after admitting heavy drinking while his former wife Janice Rogers accuses him of non support since Aug 4. Judge Bolin will render judgment soon as Blackford, unemployed since last year, faces sentence in Athens Ohio. Robert Sward reads from his poetry in Ellis Hall as OU English hosts a program.
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Charles Blackford
Chauncey
Common Pleas
John Bolin
Blackford
Janice Rogers
the Plains
Bolin
Carl Welling
Clair E. Berry
Athens
Common Pleas Court
Berry
Claire Ball
Robert Sward
Ellis Hall
Ohio University
Hayes Hall Ends Drive For Aid For Adams Family
Hayes Hall residents in Lakeview Man or ended a relief drive for the Larry Adams family after a fire killed their daughter Tamar Lee aged 2. Donations of clothing furnishings and money were welcomed but ample supplies have been received. Contributions may go to the Salvation Army or Red Cross for other families.
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Larry Adams
Hayes Hall
Lakeview Manor
Adams
Tamar Lee
New Marshfield
Salvation Army
Red Cross
Zoning Board Denies Gilkey Variance for May Avenue Four-Family Home
The City Zoning Board of Appeals unanimously refused Roger E Gilkey s variance request to build a four family dwelling on May Avenue. No action on Bernita Ely case or four other hearings from last Thursday. Earl and Mrs White granted variance for six roomers at 37 Spring St with owner residence required and six month expiry to June 30 1969.
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City Zoning Board of Appeals
Roger E. Gilkey
May Avenue
Bernita Ely
Earl White
Spring St
Probation Sought for Youth Leader and Student
Hal Rowland an Athens attorney moved in Common Pleas Court to place Robert Lane Ward 19 Marietta on probation. Ward, a Ohio University student, was sentenced December 28 to Mansfield Reformatory for aiding entry of Ewing Hall December 3. Lawrence Conrad of Bluffton was indicted in January for breaking into and entering Ewing and sent to Mansfield Reformatory after a guilty plea.
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Hal Rowland
Athens
Common Pleas
Robert Lane Ward
Marietta
Ohio University
Ward
Mansfield Reformatory
Ewing Hall
Lawrence Conrad
Bluffton
Ewing
OU Faculty Senate pushes higher state funding for education
Ohio University Faculty Senate unanimously approved 10 positions urging a substantial rise in operating expense appropriations. The group criticizes current state subsidies, notes Ohio ranks 45th in per capita higher education funding, and calls for pilot programs and improved student aid delivery.
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Ohio University
Senate
Robert Daniels
Higher Education Conference Committee
HECC
American Asssociation of University Professors
American Federation of Teachers
Ohio Association For Higher Education
Ohio Association of Junior and Community Colleges
Faculty Senates
Ohio College Association
Ohio Board of Regents
Ohio
California
New York
Illinois
Pennsylvania
Regents
Fire squad aids two at two separate injuries
At 11 32 p m Tuesday the fire department emergency squad responded to 13 Frum Rd to treat Martin Rubin 32 with finger lacerations from a power saw and transport him to Sheltering Arms Hospital. Earlier at 8 24 p m Clifford Thompson 73 of 45 Columbia Ave received first aid for a severe facial laceration after a street fall and was taken to the hospital.
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Fire Department
Frum Rd
Martin Rubin
Rubin
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Clifford Thompson
Columbia Ave
Thompson
Trash Fire Spreads at Mary O Conner Residence
Richland fire units were called at 3 30 p m Tuesday to the Mary O Conner residence Bassitt Ridge when burning trash spread to weeds and grass. No damage reported. Betty Showalter posted 100 bond in Municipal Court on a State Highway Patrol charge of tampering with an automobile. Hearing set for 9 30 a m February 13.
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Rich
Mary O'Conner
Bassitt Ridge
Betty Showalter
Athens
State Highway Patrol
Economics Impact Writing Planned at Ohio University
The National Committee on Personal Economics funds a six week institute at Ohio University to develop classroom materials for high school and college teacher educators. Co directors Dr Meno Lowenstein and Dr Warmke lead 18 high school teachers and nine faculty team leaders in a program that observations classroom use in fall 1969 and aims to revise teaching materials.
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U. S
Ohio University
National Consumer Economics Institute
National Committee On Personal Economics
Institute
Meno _ Lowenstein
O’bleness
Warmke
Department of Economics Education
U. S. Office of Education
Roman F. Warmke
Sth Grade Parents Meet Re Sc heduled
Athens High School reschedules an eighth grade parents meeting to February 13 at 7 30 p m to explain the high school program and aid in course selections. Officials say test results are not yet returned.
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Athens High School
Injured Woman Fells at Home on State Street
Mrs Mary Chappel 88 of 90 State Street was rushed to Sheltering Arms Hospital by the fire department emergency squad after falling and striking the left side of her face on a dresser at 8 19 a m Wednesday in her residence.
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Mary Chappel
State St
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Fire Department
Miller Opposing Census Questions
Tenth District Congressman Clarence Miller will introduce legislation to limit census questions and remove the imprisonment penalty for nonresponse. The bill would permit only a fine for failing to answer key items such as name and date of birth, arguing surveys should be voluntary and convenient. He also denounced demonstrators at Nixon's inauguration as disgraceful and called for a halt to such acts, pending action by the attorney general.
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Clarence Miller
House of Representatives
Miller
Washington
Guilty Plea On Two Charges In Municipal Court
Oscar D. Conant 42 of Stewart Route 1 pleaded guilty Wednesday in Municipal Court to false registration and operating an unsafe vehicle. He was fined $15 plus costs for the unsafe vehicle count and jailed in lieu of $50 plus costs for the false registration. The Detroit Tigers tied a record by scoring 10 runs in the third inning of the sixth World Series game.
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Oscar D. Conant
Stewart Route 1
State Highway Patrol
Conant
Detroit Tigers
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