Law Church Should Fight Crime Says O'Neill
Ohio Supreme Court Chief Justice C William ONeill urged joint efforts of law and church to curb crime during a sermon at Athens First United Methodist Church He cited high crime rates and low apprehension and conviction rates as reasons for reform including faster dockets better police training and updated court procedures He also stressed church involvement through prayer and outreach with Rev Clyde Pinnell.
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Herb Amey
Ohio Supreme Court
C. William O'Neill
O'Neill
Athens
First United Methodist Church
Mansfield
O Neill
Clyde C. Pinnell
Sam Henderson
Athens City
O’neill
Athens County considers spending ideas for revenue sharing
Athens County commissioners face a flood of spending proposals for revenue sharing but may not hold a public hearing yet. Commissioner James Edwards weighs options after returning from Florida. School Supt. George Christman urges a $51 000 dental mobile lab with annual upkeep and insurance for equipment at the county school board office. The board also plans to study insurance for state owned equipment and to trim phone costs with the prosecutor handling after hour calls. A potential city county contract on prisoner logistics and title work for a sewer water project near The Plains also emerges as funding prerequisites with the Ohio Water Development Authority.
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Herb Amey
Athens County
James Edwards
Florida
Helen Baker
Athens
George Christman
Christman
Baker
Michael Nolan
George Mara
The
Plains
Ohio Water Development Authority
Slide Show on African Geography at Baker Center
Ohio University faculty Frank Bernard and Bob Walter will present a 7 30 p m thematic slide show on African geography in the Baker Center Alumni Lounge. The event, sponsored by the African Studies Student Association, is open to the public and welcomes area high school students and teachers.
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Ohio University
Frank E. Bernard
Bob J. Walter
Baker Center
African Studies Student Association
David Crane
Dispatcher Is Hit By Shoes
Lancaster woman Linda McCombs 30 was cited for intoxication after she threw shoes and a purse at the Logan police dispatcher's desk door window. She was jailed on bond and released Sunday on her own recognizance.
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Logan
Lancaster
Linda McCombs
May 8 primary issues lined up for Athens County
Athens County Elections Director William Howe reviews seven state questions to appear on the May 8 primary ballot. Officials may use two computer cards due to the long line up. Proposed measures include lotteries, takings for sewers and water lines, ethics changes, and court procedure rules.
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Athens County
William Howe
Howe
Ted W. Brown
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