HAPSEC Budget Increase Approved and New Center Planned
The Hocking Athens Perry Special Education Center receives a 62,600 increase raising its Title III budget to 344,660 until February 1, 1970. A Title VI Materials Center and coordinator are being proposed with Athens the likely center site and the Athens County school board as fiscal agent. Nick Maurizi will serve as the new special education coordinator pending state approval of the center. The county budget of 78,577.62 for 1969 was approved by the board and will be sent to the state for approval, reflecting lower expenditures than 1968.
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Hocking, Athens, Perry
Robert Weinfurther
Weinfurther
Athens
Athens County School Board
Nick Maurizi
Title VI Funds
Maurizi
Special Education
Waitress Training Course To Boost Athens Area Service
A six week free waitress training course for Athens area residents runs Mondays from April 7 to May 5 at the Columbia Gas of Ohio service center. E F Rothel, ABA president, says the program covers grooming health safety table settings greeting and selling techniques with local and out of town experts. Graduation night is May 12, and registration is available at area food service centers and the gas office.
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Athens
Raymond A. Lehrbach
Ohio University Inn
Emmanuel Gevas
Towne House Grill
Ray Handley
The
Sportsman
T. C. Porter
Tri-County Vocational School and Technical Institute
Robert Neiser
Columbia Gas of
Ohio
Athens Business Association
Columbia Gas
E. F. Rothel
ABA
Southeastern
Rothel
Gas Company Service Center
Edge of Athens
Athens Area
Ohio University
Gas Company
W. State St
YWCA
Chambers of Commerce
Columbia Gas of Ohio
Toledo
Bowling Green
Portsmouth
Mansfield
Zanesville
Columbus
Constitution Lodge to Meet at New Marshfield Thursday
Constitution Lodge at New Marshfield will meet Thursday at 7 30 p m. O Sedwick of Athens was admitted to Sheltering Arms Hospital over the weekend. The Messenger had earlier misreported Mrs Sedwick.
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Constitution Lodge
New Marshfield
Hr. O. Sedwick
Mrs. Sedwick
Athens
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Two Escape Serious Car Injury On Route 33
A mother Martina King aged 24 from Athens and her 14 month old son Rodney were treated and released from Sheltering Arms Hospital after their car rolled over three times on icy Route 33, half a mile south of Athens. The driver was not cited.
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Athens
Martina King
Rodney
Sheltering Arms Hospital
State Highway Patrol
Dog Owners Must Keep Pets On Their Property
Athens County Dog Warden John Villars urges all dog owners to confine pets to their property or keep them under control when walked. The rule applies in both city and rural areas under state law. Partly cloudy and cold on Tuesday with 29 degrees at 8:30 a.m. and a high of 42 on Monday.
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Athens County
John Villars
Villars
Athens
U. S
C. L. Colmer
Legislators To Lecture At Ohio U
Three Ohio legislators will speak at Bent ley Hall Ohio University at 7 30 p m Tuesday They are Charles Kurfess George Voinovich and Joseph Tulley Each will address education campus disruption and student board of regents issues and take audience questions The program is sponsored by the Ohio League of College Young Republican Clubs The Farm Home Administration office will be closed Wednesday for a staff meeting.
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Ohio
Ohio University
Bentley Hall
President Street
Charles Kurfess
Ohio House of Representatives
George Voinovich
Joseph Tulley
Kurfess
Voinovich
Tulley
Ohio Board of Regents
Ohio League of College Young Republican Clubs
Farm Home Administration
E. State Street
Ohio University Wins NSF Grant For Science Training Program
The National Science Foundation funds Ohio University with 15 856 dollars to run a summer science training program for 30 outstanding high school juniors. Dr. James Y Tong directs the program which runs June 23 to August 16 and accepts applications by April 1. Last year seven of 300 national finalists joined Ohio's honors group in the Westinghouse Science Talent Search.
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The
National Science Foundation
Ohio University
James Y. Tong
Ohio
Tong
Westinghouse Science
Youths Blamed in Route 50W Window Vandalism
County deputies allege juveniles fired air pellets at three Albany area businesses along Route 50W including Munn's Grocery Wakefield's Garage and United Roofing. Breakages occurred Saturday night or early Sunday with deputy Boyd Williams investigating and city police noting related incidents recently.
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Route 50W
Albany
Munn’s
Wakefield
United Roofing
Boyd Williams
Truck-Cycle Crash Leads to Citation in Ohio University Area
Raymond H. Llewellyn, 56, Athens Route 2, pleaded guilty in Municipal Court to failure to yield after his Ohio University pickup struck motorcyclist Martin M. Dissinger, 29, of Elliott Street. Dissinger received treatment for a bruised leg and foot at Hudson Health Center. Llewellyn was fined 10 dollars plus costs. The collision occurred when the truck emerged from an alley near Memorial Auditorium and hit the motorcycle’s left front fender.
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Raymond H. Llewellyn
Athens
Ohio University
Martin M. Dissinger
Elliott St
Hudson Health Center
Llewellyn
Memorial Auditorium
Dissinger
Two Drivers Deny City Police Charges
Two men charged by city police with driving while intoxicated pleaded innocent Tuesday in Municipal Court and posted bonds for hearings later this month. Donald F. Robson, 30, Murray City, posted 300 dollars for a Feb. 19 hearing. Harry S. Blackburn, 72, of 15 Sunnyside Drive, posted 323 dollars for a Feb. 25 hearing. Blackburn was also charged with turning left in front of oncoming traffic.
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Donald F. Robson
Murray City
Harry S. Blackburn
Sunnyside Dr
Blackburn
Court levies fine on bad check count
Larry Wize of 338 Convocation Center pleaded guilty in Municipal Court to issuing a bad $6 check on February 18, 1967. He was fined $25 and costs with $10 suspended on condition that the check be made good immediately.
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Larry Wize
Convocation Center
Wize
OSU Beef Expert To Speak at Lawrence County Meeting
Dr. William J. Tyznik, long‑time OSU animal science faculty member, will speak at 7 30 p m Monday on beef cow nutrition and minerals at Symmes High School in Lawrence County. Extension agent Kenneth Ackerman says grass tetany and milk fever are serious in local counties and veterinarians are invited.
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William J. Tyznik
Symmes High School
Lawrence County
Kenneth E. Ackerman
Tyznik
Ohio State University
Ackerman
Jackson
Lawrence
Vinton
Gallia
Athens
Milwaukee
Wis
Wisconsin
University of Wisconsin
Ohio State
College of Agriculture
Sheltering Arms Hospital Notes
Mrs John Matter of Athens and Mr and Mrs Matter welcome a daughter. Admitted are Carol Cunningham Orville Stover Mrs Louise Rhodes Athens Billie Jo McDaniel Mary Jane West Mae Sharpe Athens Route 2 Jesse Rowland Athens Route 4 Verna Glass New Marshfield Wanda Nottingham Stewart Betty Leedy Millfield Route 1 Edna Miller Mrs Buster Curtis Mrs John Kollister Mrs Don Hooper and daughter.
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Carol Cunningham
Orville Stover
Louise Rhodes
Athens
Billie Jo McDaniel
Mary Jane West
Mae Sharpe
Jesse Rowland
Verna Glass
New Marshfield
Wanda Nottingham
Stewart
Betty Leedy
Millfield
Edna Miller
Buster Curtis
John Kollister
Don Hooper
Court Upholds Landowners Award in Urban Renewal Case
The Fourth District Court of Appeals refused to reduce a $40,000 award to Athens landowners Kenneth and Robert Warthman in a 1968 urban renewal appropriation dispute. The panel, led by Judge Homer Abele, affirmed the jury verdict, ruling juries fix value under law and the evidence supported the amount. The Worthmans had sought $40,000 to $45,000.
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Fourth District Court of Appeals
Common Pleas
Athens
James Shumaker
Court of Appeals
Shumaker
Homer Abele
Marshall Carlisle
Gordon Gray
Abele
Worthmans
Three Teens Accused in purse snatch in Delaware
Athens County youths aged 17 and 18 were detained by Delaware authorities on charges of theft of gasoline and petit larceny. Linda S Hall reported her purse was snatched after 11 p.m. in the Lakeview Apts lot. one suspect admitted stealing the purse and provided the car license number.
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Athens County
Delaware
Fred James
Linda S. Hall
Pickering Hall
Lakeview Apts
Miss Hall
Youth Held for Break In and Theft
18 year old Vance Van DeVenter of 16 West State Street was ordered by Common Pleas Judge John Bolin to the Southeastern Ohio Mental Health Center for up to 60 days for examination after pleading not guilty to breaking into an inhabited dwelling and stealing $90 from Michael Gaston at 3114 North Court Street on January 20. The defendant was bound to the grand jury on a $4,000 bond.
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Vance van DeVenter
W. State St
Southeastern Ohio Mental Health Center
van DeVenter
John Allen
Common Pleas
John Bolin
Allen
Michael Gaston
N. Court St
Cohabitation Charges Dismissed In Athens County Court
In Municpal Court Tuesday the cohabitation charges against Michael M. Schwartz and Elizabeth E. Kris Janis were dismissed on a prosecuting attorney's motion citing good cause shown. Court costs were charged to the state and bonds of 500 dollars were returned to each defendant.
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Athens County
Michael M. Schwartz
Elizabeth E. Kris Janis
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LOGAN
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Barre ,Guild
Ohio U
FHA
NSF
Clyde Lanning
Nelsonville, Ohio
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DR. Tyznik
John Matter
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Kenneth Warthman
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