Judge Bolin lifts injunction on university demonstrations
Common Pleas Court Judge John Bolin lifted the injunction restricting assemblies on university property. Ohio University Provost Robert Savage said the demonstration reason has been resolved and urged lifting. About 500 students protested fee increases. 46 were arrested. The Ohio Board of Regents approved the fee hikes, ending speculation of halts.
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Common Pleas Court
John Bolin
Ohio University
Robert Savage
Bolin
Ohio Board of Regents
Savage
McBride Attorney Seeks Bill of Particulars in Child Death Case
Mrs. Barbara McBride’s attorney in Common Pleas Court asks for a bill of particulars. Erle Bridgewater, counsel for the Marietta woman charged with killing her two young sons, seeks specifics including time and place of the offense and names of witnesses. Bridgewater argues insanity as the prime defense and an exact factual outline is needed to prepare the defense.
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Barbara McBride
Common Pleas
Erle Bridgewater
Marietta
Bridgewater
Domestication of Dogs and Reindeer Traced to Early Humans
The article notes that dogs and reindeer were among the first animals domesticated by humans, with evidence suggesting this occurred as early as 18,000 B.C. This highlights ancient human–animal relationships and the beginnings of animal husbandry.
Gas Companies Pay $127,612 In County Taxes
Columbia Gas of Ohio and Ohio Fuel Gas paid $127,612 in property taxes to Athens County for 1969, up $9,531 from 1968 due to pipeline and facility construction. Ohio Valley Gas Co. and the pair paid over $20.9 million in state and local taxes, with statewide property taxes totaling more than $11.3 million across 70 counties.
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Columbia Gas
Ohio
Ohio Fuel Gas
Athens County
E. F. Rothel
Rothel
Ohio Valley Gas Co
Public Utilities Commission
Rio Grande Chosen For Beef Association Meeting
Members of the Southeastern Ohio Beef Cattle Improvement Association will hold their annual meeting Friday at Rio Grande College in Morton Hall basement. Kenneth Ackerman said the 11 a.m. session includes a talk by Warren Pickens on a feeder calf buyer. Dick Smith of Ohio State will review feeder cattle production in Southern Ohio. Municipal Court records show Rendy Eugene Emmons, formerly of 85 St Shafer Street, charged with trespassing with $10 and costs.
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Southeastern Ohio Beef Cattle Improvement Association
Rio Grande College
Kenneth Ackerman
Morton Hall
Warren Pickens
Reedsville
Dick Smith
Ohio State University
Rendy Eugene Emmons
St. Shafer Street
Baird to Lead Panel at Illinois Correctional Conference
Professor Russell N. Baird of Ohio University will head a panel at the Correctional Authors and Artists Conference hosted by the Illinois Institute of Technology this weekend. He will discuss using prison publications as part of inmate communication systems.
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Russell N. Baird
Ohio University School of Journalism
Illinois Institute of Technology
Baird
Stone-Brandel Center
Chicago
National Council On Crime and Delinquency
John Howard Association
Fortune Society
Inner City Center For Creative Arts
Ilinois Arts Council
Traffic Fines Across Cities Reveal Patrol Penalties
A list of individuals from multiple towns facing traffic penalties includes Marc Brodkin 21 of Stewart Street fined $10 plus costs for a light violation, and Hubert Nye 55 of Millfield fined $468 for overload. Other names and amounts show recurring $10 fines plus costs and similar patrol related charges across Albany Monticello Cleveland Glouster and Nelsonville.
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Marc Brodkin
Stewart Street
William Barnes
Millfield
Therbert Brookhart
Albany Speed
Harry Everts
Monticello Village
Con
Potrol
Om Susan Glasser Winter
West Sign
Conte
Harvey
Meed
McVey
Hubert F. Nye
Herbert M.a
Nelsonville
Elmer Shroder
Cleveland
T Vmney
Glouster
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Tors
McBride
Data
Rio Grande
Illinois
Epelk
North Court Street
Bankamericard
Bank Americard
DuPont
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