Three-County Group Organizes Ambitious Credit Union
A new Southeastern Ohio Federal Credit Union forms with about 60 members from Athens Perry and nearby areas. It aims to offer 12 percent savings and low cost loans while fostering democratic control with one member one vote. The group plans small emergency loans soon and seeks broader community support through churches and local organizations.
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the Messenger
Athens
Fey
Tom Price
Jonar
Big Hoassiere
Perry County
Southeastern Ohio Federal Credit Union
Aneeting
Dan
Ate
Credit Uruns
Cap
Alison
Ation
Tri County Community Action Agency
CCC
George Kennedy
Doug Arnett
United States
Germany
Froderick William Raufersen
Plummersfeld
Southeastern Ohio Credit Union
Dre Tio
Thesiedit Umn
Conerned
Ihab
Shill
Lucralve
Boyle seeks FBI presence at Yablonski deposit box openings
Pittsburgh AP Tony Boyle head of United Mine Workers asks FBI agent be present when Joseph and Kenneth Yablonski open safety deposit boxes tied to Le Yablonski murder case. Boxes may hold incriminating evidence regarding Jack Yablonski and financial dealings. Federal grand jury in Cleveland probes fund tied to the union insurgent and its finances.
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Pittsburgh
United Mine Workers Itavy
FBI
Sons of Joseph & Yablonski
Leslain Usuan
W. A
Tony" Boyle
Tan D. MacLennan
Pittsburgo
Yablonska
Washington County
Joseph 4
Kenneth Yablonski
Boyle
MacLennan
Jack Yablonski
Yablonski
Kenneth
Ioseph
Jock Yablonski
Cleveland
Paul Gilly
Dismissals in Athens Court Leave Malicious Destruction Case Closed
In Municipal Court Friday, a charge of malicious destruction of property at a Plains residence was dismissed for good cause. Paul Hamilton faced a claim by Mrs. Paul Cavot over destroying $98 of her property, while Sharon Wise of 108 Grosvenor Street faced a charge of allowing an animal to run at large. A speeding charge against Charles Thomas Lewis, 20, of New Philadelphia, was also dismissed.
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the Plains
Paul Hamilton
Paul Cavot
Nelsonville
Sharon Wise
Grosvenor Street
State Highway Patrol
Charles Thomas Lewis
New Philadelphia
Chauncey Personall and Kozma Visit Son in Ohio Bowing Green
Chauncey Personall Br and Mrs Alex Kozma Milfield visited their son John on Bowling Green Otis White Jr Chauncer participated in the bowling tournament at Zanesville Mrs Hazel Earich Mulfield returned home after a few days with friends in Neisenville
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Alex Kozma
Milfeld
John
Otis White Jr
Chauncer
Zanesville
Hazel Earich
Mulfield
Neisenville
108th General Assembly Replays Last Session
The 108th General Assembly in Columbus shows a repeat of last year’s activity with new sponsors for old bills. The Senate, led by Ted Gray, has few bills moving to vote while the House rushes to revive many dead or dormant measures. Political campaigning looms as most action centers on abortion debates and ethics, with only a handful of bills likely to print or hear.
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Perry Smith
Associated Press
Columbus
Cho
108Th General Assembly
Bilis
Senate
Ted Gray
House
Kurtess
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Rendville
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Shawnee
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Glouster
Chester F Allen
Crooksville
Helen Self
Maxwell Farley
Longstreth
Robert Brown
New Stratsville
Samuel Wexler
Lancaster
Credit Committee
Matheny
Frances Bullock
Phillip Smih
New Lexington
Amityee
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Philmore Vetheny
Frances Ballock
Credit Committet
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Tom Rites
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Gallipolis
Obie
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Pomeroy
Southern Ohio
Elactne Ca
Ielt
Elton Swart
Honey South
Benton
Tony Boyle
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Szex
Ohio
Chauncey
Village Pharmacy
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