U S Air Force Group to Present Space Program in Athens
The Aerospace Presentations Team from the U S Air Force University visits Athens sponsored by Ohio University to present the U S Space Program at a Rotary Club luncheon at Ohio University Inn and a public showing at Ewing Auditorium. Col Barnett notes use of color film clips and modern audio visual methods. Topics include space propulsion and unmanned systems.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aerospace Presentations
U. S. Air Force University
Athens
Ohio University Department of Aerospace Studies
U.S
Outer
Space
Presentations Team For Monday OU Visit
A brief overview of a presentations team for an upcoming Monday visit to Oklahoma University. The roster includes Lt. Col. Eric M. Swindle with aerospace and Vietnam service background, Maj. David L. Frederick a Vietnam era forward air controller, and Capt. Kenneth C. Sorenson a Brigham Young University graduate and former NATO network leader.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eric M. Swindle
Auburn University
Usaf Institute of Technology
Southeast Asia
Vietnam
Maj
David L. Frederick
Bradley University
Kenneth C. Sorenson
Brigham Young University
801St
Governor To Speak At Athens Business Association Dinner
Governor James A. Rhodes will be the principal speaker at the Athens Business Association annual industry appreciation dinner April 15 in Ohio University’s Baker Center ballroom. ABA President E. F. Rothel announced Rhodes accepted the invitation and noted plans are being formed by a dinner committee led by Dale Nitzschke with Robert Bauer and Lee Walker assisting. Rothel said the event will recognize major local employers and honor nominees for four ABA board vacancies and three-year terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James A. Rhodes
Athens Business Association
Ohio University
Baker Center
ABA
E. F. Rothel
Rhodes
Dale Nitzschke
Robert Bauer
Lee Walker
Rothel
Nittschke
ABA Board of Directors
Earl Mathews
Robert Savage
Tad Grover
Otis Simpson
Joseph Kelly
Robert Keatley
John Patterson
James Anastas
Man Admits DWI Charge Sent To Jail
Harry S. Blackburn, 77, of 15 Sunnyside Dr., pleaded guilty in Municipal court to driving while intoxicated and turning left across oncoming traffic. He was involved in a two car crash on February 11, fined $200 plus costs, and sentenced to seven days in jail with a 60 day license revocation. He received $15 and costs for the improper left turn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry S. Blackburn
Sunnyside Dr
Blackburn
Ex Barber Hospitalized After Gallstone Attack While in Jail
Dana Ward former Miner barber 36 is hospitalized at Fairfield General Hospital after a severe gallstone attack in custody. Sheriff Harold Shields says Ward held on breaking and entering and grand larceny charges suffered weeks of pain and was moved from Sheltering Arms Hospital to Lancaster. Ward had been arrested for entering the Walter Carsey home on August 16 and allegedly took records a radio and a television.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dana Ward
Lancaster
Fairfield General Hospital
Harold Shields
Ward
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Adenyue
Shields
Walter Carsey
Car Hits Utility Pole In Athens. Woman Injured
A 40 year old Athens woman, Geraldine Burt of Conestoga Trailer Park, sustained a lip injury when her car failed to round a curve on Shafer Street and struck a utility pole at 5 45 a m. She was taken to Sheltering Arms Hospital. No charges filed. Earlier, Mary Woodsking faced a Municipal Court charge for illegal parking after a two car mishap on West Washington Street and South High Street involving Willford Tippie.
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Athens
N. Shafer St
Geraldine Burt
Conestoga
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Shafer Street
First Street
Mary Woodsking
Washington St
Willford I. Tippie
Athens Route 5
South High Street
Woodsking
Burglary Suspects Released On Bond In Ohio Case
Two men charged in a burglary spree near Club 33 and a Navy recruiting station were released on 6000 dollar bond each as preliminary hearings set for March 7. Michael Globokar 18 of Pomeroy and Leonard Lyons 20 of Pomeroy Route 1 posted bonds while Gary Hicks 18 of Kansas City Kansas remained jailed on 9000 dollars bond. Authorities say the trio broke into two cars and stole tachometers sound equipment and a movie projector, the latter allegedly as a joke.
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Michael
Globaker
Union Avenue
Pomeroy
Athens County
Philip
Leonard C. Lyons
Pomeroy Route 1
Gary D. Hicks
Kansas City
Kan
Club 33
U. S
Navy
Globokar
Illegal Entry Suspect Set for Hearing
James Pincelli 29 of Cleveland one of three men arrested by Nelsonville police for breaking and entering will answer a bill of information in Common Pleas Court early next week waiving grand jury proceedings Pincelli formerly of Chauncey faces a night season break in at the Veterans of Foreign Wars Post home Prosecutor Clair Ball said Pincelli Smith and Henson 30 of Columbus were loading 73 30 worth of beer and other merchandise into a car when arrested all pleaded innocent Pincelli in county jail with Smith bond 4000 Henson bond lowered to 1500 and posted Henson free Prosecution had no objection to lowering of bond Also Ohio University non academic employee union will meet Saturday at 8 p m in Seigfred Auditorium to nominate officers and read the union contract notes
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James Pincelli
Lan
Nelsonville
Common Pleas
Pincelli
Cleveland
Clair Ball
Chauncey
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Herbal Smith
Leon Henson
Columbus
Ball
Smith
Henson
Samuel Erskine
Two Cases Dismissed From Docket
Two cases were dismissed from the Common Pleas Court civil docket for lack of prosecution. C A Norris and W R White, Albany partners, had disputed debts from a 1965 dissolution filing. A separate money suit by Security Bank against William and Lucille Goins of Athens Route 2 for 2594.93 on a 1961 note was also dismissed.
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Common Pleas Court
C. A. Norris
W. R. White
Albany
Norris
White
Security Bank
William and
Lucille Goins
Athens
Athens Bank
Patrol Cites Coolville Driver On 3 Counts
Lloyd G. Crites of Coolville pleaded guilty in Municipal Court to three counts after arrest on February 14. He was fined 75 dollars and costs for driving without a license, 50 dollars and costs for unsafe operation, and 25 dollars and costs for failure to transfer auto registration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd G. Crites
Coolville
Crites
Driver Fined and Jailed for DWI in Municipal Court
James G. Althouse Jr., 23, pleaded guilty to driving while intoxicated in Municipal Court. He was fined 200 dollars plus costs, sentenced to seven days in jail, and had his license suspended for sixty days after his apprehension around 1 am Sunday by the State Highway Patrol.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James G. Althouse Jr
Toledo
Three Housekeeping Ordinances Passed In Brief Council Session
Athens City Council in a brief session approved 15,000 dollars from the capital improvement fund to the State Department of Highways for the city share of a Richland Avenue bridge over the Hocking River near the Southeastern Ohio Mental Health Center. The council also aligned water department pay with sewer department scale and granted an easement to the state highway department to relocate an east end sanitary sewer for the Route 33 bypass.
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Athens
City Capital Improvement Fund
State Department of Highways
Richland Ave
Hocking River
Southeastern Ohio Menal Health Center
Sewer Department
State Highway Department
Sheltering Arms Hospital Admits Notables in Athens and Surrounds
A list of admitted patients at Sheltering Arms Hospital includes Mrs. John Young Mrs. Charlie Sigman Mrs. Dale Kyle Anna Powers Mrs. Charles Dean Ethel Harless Mrs. Georgia Smith Ivan Romine Darlene Robinson (Athens) Mrs. James Tinkham The Plains Mrs. Lisa Cowen Shade William Skinner Chauncey Harry Lee Cynthia Payne Carlos Harvey Mabel Radcliff Elmer Rodehaver and Mrs. Rachel Bodkin.
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John Young
Charlie Sigman
Dale Kyle
Anna Powers
Charles Dean
Ethel Harless
Georgia Smith
Ivan Romine
Darlene Robinson
Athens
James Tinkham
the Plains
Lisa Cowen
Shade
William Skinner
Chauncey
Harry Lee
Cynthia Payne
Carlos Harvey
Mabel Radcliff
Elmer Rodehaver
Rachel Bodkin
Firemen respond to chimney blaze at Sturgeon residence
Richland Area fire department sent two trucks and ten men to the Myron Sturgeon home on Robinson Road at 10 a.m. Tuesday. Soot in the chimney was burning but the fire was under control when the crew arrived.
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Richland Area Fire Department
Myron Sturgeon
Robinson Road
Stray Horse Held By County Dog Warden
A horse left tied to a gasoline pump at Herman Lohse’s Chauncey station is in the county dog warden’s care. Warden John R. Villars will shelter it at his New England residence until March 5 hoping for owner reclamation. If unclaimed, the animal will go to the livestock auction sale.
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Chauncey Station
Herman Lohse
John R. Villars
New England
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Major Frederick
Captain Sorenson
Bat
NATO Communications Network
PET
Lanomarx
Delbert Kasler
Mgr. Kurtz
Ohio
Southeastern
William E. Riley
Riley
Stimson Avenue
Campbell Street
UNION
Seigfred
Patrol
Althouse
Sheltering Arms
B.T.U
Carpenter
Athens, Ohio
Ford the
Wagonmaster
Ford
America
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