Ex Sheriff Named Match Blamed Enforcement Director For House Fire
Administrative changes promote two city workers and name former Athens County sheriff as city employee. Mayor Barrett notes Coon moves to assistant service safety director to increase monitoring in city departments. Shields named code enforcement director with salary of 7758 dollars as council approved director post.
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Match
Athens County
Donald Barrett
Jack Coon
Ron Brett
Athens
Barrett
Coon
Harold Shields
Robert Knsterwald
Shields
Ohio University
Herrold Avenue
Harold Steele
Herrold
Steele
Robberies Probe Tied to Athens University Area
Ohio University and Athens Police investigate two recent robberies near OU West Green and Scott Quad. Victims, one a pizza delivery driver, report masked attackers taking wallets, cash, and a few personal items. Police describe two separate incidents and ongoing inquiries.
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Athens
David Hill
Athens Apts
James Hall
University
West Green
Hill
John Hunter
Sargent
Two men fined in phone theft case in Athens County
Jeffrey Miller and Joseph D. Bogdan of 208% West Union Street were found guilty in Athens County Municipal Court for stealing a telephone leased to Ohio University from General Telephone Co. Both entered no contest pleas and were fined 100 dollars plus costs.
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Jeffrey Miller
Joseph D. Bogdan
W. Union St
Athens County
Ohio University Security Police
General Telephone Co
Ohio University
Mark DeWilde
Scott Quad
Woolworths
Beverly Herbert
Glouster
Athens
John Breece
Spring St
George Ransom
Columbia Ave
Divorce Petitions Filed in Nelsonville and Nearby Areas
Petitions listed include Chapman Woodson versus Georgianna Woodson in Nelsonville and Barry Rutherford versus Patricia Rutherford in Nelsonville. Other cases name Dorothy Gross versus George W Gross on Chase Road and Anne M Wooddell versus James Wooddell on Athens Route 2. Doris J Buckley versus Robert C Buckley on Dairy Lane and Floyd D Russell versus April Russell at 36% N Shafer St are noted along with Dishong cases in Valley Acres and Pauling Dishong in Nelsonville.
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Chapman Woodson
Nelsonville
Georgianna Woodson
Barry Rutherford
Patricia Rutherford
Columbus
Sandra Britton
Athens
Albert Britton
Stewart
Dorothy Gross
Chase Road
George W. Gross
Anne M Wooddell
James Wooddell
Doris J. Buckley
Dairy Lane
Robert C. Buckley
Conestoga Trailer Park
April Russell
N. Shafer
Floyd D. Russell
Shafter
Glouster Man Nabbed In Corning Bank Robbery
Glouster area resident William Richard Gardner 31 surrendered to Athens County deputies at his father's home in Trimble. He faces federal charges of receiving and concealing bank robbery proceeds from the August 8 1971 Bank of Corning theft estimated at 17000. The FBI and Sheriff Paul Brown led the arrest after a federal grand jury indictment. Gardner also faces Athens County Municipal Court bench warrant for failure to appear.
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Glouster
Bank of Corning
Athens County
Little Greens Run
Trimble
William Richard Gardner
U S
Columbus
Paul Brown
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Gardner
Brown
Ment
FBI
Palmer M. Baken Jr
Cincinnati
James Gardner
Little Green's Run
Glouster Baken
Baken
Paul Victor Palmer
Leonard Elbert Kerschner
Athens County Municipal Court
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Ohio University and
Athens Police
Bleness Memorial Hospital
Edward Zednik
Lester Fields
Karen Rogers
David Koch
Sdamae Gragg
Alva Mahaffey
Albany
Kenneth McClain
the Plains
Terry Porter
Amesville
Karl Bowser
Corning
James Deeter
Virgil Pratt
Guysville
Basil Carsey
New Marshfield
Shane Mender and Son
Joseph Lonas
Archie Cole
Kenneth Cartmill
Tony Hamilton
Michele Davis
Stella Medley
Athens Livestock Sales
Athens Livestock Sales, Inc
Marc Simon
W. State St
Heart Fund
Coon and
Robert Burchfield
Meter
City Water Office
Dwight Brown
Della Bail
Mill St
James Dishong
Valley Acres
Pauling Dishong
Gibson
Our
Gibson Refrigerator
Gie
Chestnut St
Ohio
Pikhen Merce
Mona Adams
WEIGHT @ WATCHERS
Giet
Mona
LEE Econo
N. Court Street
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