Beginning Of Forest Fire Season Warns Athens County
The Ohio Division of Forestry marks March 1 as the start of forest fire season. After this date burning trash or brush requires a permit. Foresters cite balmy, dry days and unattended fires as chief hazards urging extreme caution and listing Athens County fire wardens by township for permit access.
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Ohio Division of Forestry
Athens
Athens County
Alexander
Roger P. Coe
Leo Martin
Jack Stanley
Dorothy Wingo
Ames
James P. Dillie
E. R. Eddy
Robert P. Fockler
D. C. Jones
William A. Lafollette
Don Linscott
Wyatt D. McDaniel
John F. Schmittauer
Allen Wallace
Roy W. Zeigler
Otis Albir
Elson Bowles
J. M. Byrd
John W. Crow
Basil Cullison
Paul W. Hartley
W. D. Hondell
H. W. Howell
Seth Hunter
Joe Jagers
Dale Kirkendall
Andy C. Kostival
Ernest McNeal
Ernest Rosser
Clarence W. Sherwood
Jack Slater Jr
Cleveland Now plan urged after King death
Mayor Carl Stokes told Ohio University students at Memorial Auditorium that Cleveland must spend 1.5 billion dollars in ten years to begin solving urban decay. The first phase of 177 million in 18 months would create jobs, train workers, and enforce housing codes with federal funds and city county match. Kennedy Lecture Series supported the talk, linked to the Ohio University board member.
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America
Ohio University
Carl Stokes
Cleveland
Memorial Auditorium
Stokes
U.S
Martin Luther King
Washington
Mayor Stokes Attacks Welfare System During Ohio U Visit
Cleveland Mayor Carl Stokes urged abolition of the current welfare system calling it demeaning and self defeating. He praised the Now program for creating 5900 jobs and 26 black entrepreneurs, while urging a nationally run guaranteed income and job program. He urged greater state action on housing and transit and criticized Ohio bond limits and welfare for dependent children. He emphasized tolerance within the black civil rights struggle and warned against linking riots to the movement.
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Greg Black
Cleveland
Carl Stokes
Ohio
Stokes
National Alliance of Businessmen
Sheriff Arrest Brings Bond Forfeiture
Robert Nordstrom 39 Spring St forfeited 91 in bonds in Municipal Court after a sheriff's arrest Friday night. The Ohio University student from Toledo faced intoxication and resisting an officer charges after being confronted on South Court Street allegedly beating moving cars with a stick. Nordstrom third year at Ohio U wore a sheet during the incident. Municipal Court listings include John Justice Jr Huntington WV trespassing 36 and Parsons Cantom intoxication 3 John Rooney 315 Irvine Hall carrying an open container 33.
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Robert Nordstrom
Spring St
Ohio University
Toledo
South Court Street
Ohio U
Nordstrom
John Justice Jr
Huntington
W. V
Ter Parsons
Cantom
John Rooney
Irvine Hall
Guard Kicked At Parking Garage Site
A West Virginia man arrested by city police Feb 21 forfeited $58 bond in Municipal Court. Thomas Lacey of New Martinsville was charged with kicking a pedestrian guard at the East Washington Street parking garage construction site and using obscene language.
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West Virginia
Thomas Lacey
New Martinsville
East Washington Street
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Dale Scott
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Robert C. Ellis
Joe Owens
Cecil Richardson
Sam E. Wilson
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Bert Albaugh Jr
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Edward M. Chesser
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Howard E. Hunter
Fred A. Price
Ray C. Sickels
Verley C. Sickels
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Ernest Whitlatch
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Playtex
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Ohio University Board of Trustees
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