Fire damages Mill Street frame home. two rescued
Two Messenger News staff members, Charles Reamer and Roy Cross, spotted smoke on Mill Street and alerted residents. Cross entered the residence at 167 Mill, waking Gary Vermillion and recovering a kitten, while Vermillion returned for his shoes. Firefighters arrived at 4:49 p.m. and extinguished smoldering embers by 7:45 p.m. Loss is estimated at 1,000 dollars. The home, owned by Mrs. Faye Kollister, Athens Route 3, is occupied by Vermillion and James Fletcher.
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Kiwanians Tour Tri County Vocational School Near Nelsonville
Seventeen Athens area Kiwanians and guests toured the Tri County Joint Vocational School near Nelsonville. Superintendent Tom Porter welcomed them and outlined expansion plans including a post high school program for adults, a 57 unit motel for a motel hotel program, and a 600 seat auditorium. A roundtable discussion followed for those absent.
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Athens
Coed Injured in Stairway Fall at Court Street
Miss Deena Katz 19 of Wilson Hall suffered a possible left ankle fracture after slipping on a stairway at 101 S Court St Monday evening. Fire squad applied a splint at 6 41 p m and transported her to Hudson Health Center. Phillip Bebb of Bentley Hall sues Sendra Bebb of Detroit for gross neglect and extreme cruelty.
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Bentley Hall
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Detroit, Mich
Courthouse Office Invaded Again by Bird
The board of elections office in the courthouse reports another bird intrusion. Deputy June Clark notes a bird perched on a pipe near the ceiling for a second day, with cleanup by the custodian after removal. Cardboard stuffing in a chimney was tried to deter further visits.
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Bound To Jury On Non-Support Charge
A Columbus man, Paul Gould 36, is bound over to the grand jury after pleading guilty in Municipal Court to non-support of his two minor children. His wife Linda of The Plains filed the charge. Gould is free on a $300 bond. Municipal Court judge John A. Toracke presided. nearby notes mention a bad check case involving Judy Jones.
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97 Pints Collected In Athens
The Athens County Red Cross Bloodmobile collected 97 pints of blood on Monday during the first half of a two day visit to the Church of the Good Shepherd in Athens. A total of 108 persons registered.
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Athens County
Richard Mayer
Doris Rowe
Kenneth Halley
Rodney Elliott
Stanley White
John Heller
Robert Underhill
Jack Haney
Richard McFarland
Wesley Unruh
Lester Marks
Types Of Charters Outlined For Ohio Municipalities
Messenger staff writer reports Ohio Municipal League Legal Counsel John E. Gotherman Jr. explains charter forms to city commission. He details strong and weak mayor, city manager, and commission options, noting 58 percent favor mayor council and 42 percent manager council among 111 cities.
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Chauncey Council Blocks Sledding Street for Night Fun
Chauncey Village Council voted to close Sycamore Street from the alley to the stadium 5 p.m. to 11 p.m. to allow children to sled. Lighted barriers will mark the hours. Clyde Canter Jr and Edith Cochran were chosen for four year council terms. Mrs Cochran becomes the second woman on the council. Mayor Wadley announced $160 in fines and court costs. Bills approved include Sewer $10,940.29 Water $275.64 Street $216.72 General $158.90.
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Chauncey Village
Sycamore St
Clyde Canter Jr
May Ave
Edith Cochran
W. High St
Kate Preston
Chads Wadley
Ohio University Board OKs Higher Maximum Salaries for Faculty
The Ohio University Board of Trustees approved a 1970 71 salary range for faculty keeping 1969 70 minimums and raising maximums. The revised scale lists each rank with new maximums and notes some faculty may earn above the max if approved by the administration committee.
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Ohio University Board of Trustees
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