Justice Clark Defends Dissent and Law School Cure
U S Supreme Court Justice Tom C Clark spoke at Ohio University warning dissents are healthy and individual justices reflect training. He urged better criminal law development through law schools, cited poverty and population growth as crime drivers, urged harsher penalties for narcotics, and favored medical-style rehab alongside treatment for addicts.
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U.S. Supreme Court
Tom C. Clark
Ohio University
Clark
Delta Tau Delta Fraternity
Justice Clark
Alcoholics Anonymous
Five Minute Club guides Athens hospital fund drive
Sheltering Arms Hospital Building Fund Campaign officials boost the 5 Minute Club to Athens area workers. The program asks a five minute daily pay pledge for three years to support the new hospital and ensure facilities for local residents.
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Sheltering Arms Hospital Building Fund
Athens
Athens Area
Shade Elementary enrolls 51 in remedial reading plan
Fifty one students at Shade Elementary School are enrolled in a remedial reading program funded by federal aid under the Elementary and Secondary Education Act. The project, first fully equipped in Athens County, also extends to Trimble and Coolville. Teacher Diane Ecker t Chacey, trained in reading correction, leads with Grace Dorst assisting to identify pupils below grade level and teach needed skills.
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Shade Elementary School
Athens County
Trimble
Coolville
Diane Eckert Chacey
Grace Dorst
Jury Trial Sought On Driving Charge
Roger Donald Walls 22 of Ath ens Route 4 appeared Thursday in County Court to face a State Highway Patrol charge of driving while intoxicated. He demanded a jury trial, pleaded innocent, and was held on a $300 bond with the case continued.
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Roger Donald Walls
Athens
Walls
Paternity Case Settled in Common Pleas Court
Christina R. Crabtree filed a paternity charge against Charles McNabb and reached a settlement with him before jury trial, as reported by the Common Pleas Court.
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Christina R. Crabtree
Charles McNabb
Common Pleas Court
Bloodmobile visits Athens in two day blood drive
The Central Ohio Red Cross Bloodmobile will visit the Church of the Good Shepherd in Athens next Monday and Tuesday with a daily quota of 150 pints. Donors may schedule appointments by calling 598-5273. walk-ins welcome. transport provided.
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Central Ohio Red Cross Bloodmobile
Athens
Charles McVey
Red Cross
Church of the Good Shepherd
Episcopal
University Terrace
Sergio L. Cruz
Central Ohio
McVey
Snow disrupts Athens roads with minor wrecks
A light snowfall in Athens as temperatures fell to 20 degrees overnight left streets slick. Police responded to a two car crash at Stimson and Grant Streets blamed on slick roads, while highway patrol investigated a two injury mishap near Buchtel.
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Athens
U.S
C. L. Colmer
Stimson
Grant
Buchtel
Plans Grant To Be Aired
An Ohio Department of Development official will meet the city planning commission at 3 p.m. Friday to discuss the federal planning grant. The Department of Housing and Urban Affairs has allocated two thirds of a $40,000 planning project grant, to be routed through the state agency.
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Ohio Department of Development
City Planning Commission
Department of Housing and Urban Affairs
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