Athens County totals 119 criminal cases in 1965
Athens County prosecutors released 1965 figures showing 119 criminal cases processed. Of these 93 went to grand jury, 20 to bills of information. 37 of the 93 were indicted. No-bill retrials numbered 36. 23 defendants pled guilty, four were tried and convicted, 12 dismissed, 12 pending. Nineteen sent to penitentiary. Prosecution handled probation, civil services for county officers, and support payments totaling over 140000 in 1969.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens County Prosecuting Attorney's Office
Claire M. Ball Jr
Grand Jury
Ball
Posecutors
Common Pleas
John Bolin
Ecutor
Athens County
Carolyn Bobs
Collins Would Allow Sick Leave Reports
Ohio Senate proposed a local option for reporting sick leave by teachers. Senator Collins backs letting boards of education set procedures while simplifying notarization requirements and ensuring each teacher earns 15 days of sick leave annually.
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Collins
Columbus
Ohio Senate
Oakley C. Colins
Ohio General Assembly
Man Denies Shooting At 3 Deputies in Athens
Marion W. Runyon 54 denounced shooting with intent to wound and illegal firearm possession in municipal court. He was jailed on 20 000 bond for the shooting charge and 5 000 for the firearms count after a dawn court appearance following a manhunt and deputy assault during a warrant service.
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Athens
Route 4
Marion W. Runyon
Runyon
Francis D. White
Nelsonville
Roger Anes
Senate Se
Reenlisting Policy Change Permits Army Reenlistment
The Army changed its rule to allow men and women honorably separated from another branch to reenlist in the Army without prior permission from the eligibility activity at St Louis. Further information is available from Recruiting Headquarters, St N Court St, or by calling 593-3022.
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St. Lous
St N. Court St
OU Student Association Reorganizes Executive Branch
Dave Mille newly appointed administrative vice president announced a restructuring of Ohio University Student Association leadership. The plan shifts focus for Student Body President Alecia Woodson to policy issues and University matters while Legislative Vice President Brad Swinderman dedicates time to the Student Assembly. Miller gains authority over student services secretaries treasurer university committees and presidential commissions. Miller is a sophomore from Sardis.
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Dave Mille
Ohio University Student Association
Alecia Woodson
Muller
Brad Swinderman
Ius
Maller
Miller
Sardis
Ball Talks Of Campus Drug Problems
Columbus reports the second annual Ohio College Conference featured seven panelists, including Athens County Prosecutor Claire M. Ball Jr., discussing drug use on campuses, possible cures, and answering questions from Ohio College editors and student body presidents.
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Columbus
Athens County
Claire M. Ball, Jr
Ball
Ohio College
John D. Herbert
Fitness scholarships offered by Marine Corps program
The Marine Corps will award a top high school senior in its youth physical fitness program a trophy, medal, and a $1,250 college or professional school scholarship. The second place scorer receives $750. Scholarships are provided by Post Cereals of General Foods Corporation.
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Washington, D. C
The
Marine Corps
Post Cereals
General Foods Corporation
Columbia Buys LNG from Algeria for Ohio system
Columbia Gas of Ohio and affiliates reach a Houston agreement with El Paso Natural Gas to import liquefied natural gas from Algeria. The deal provides 300 million cubic feet daily for 25 years, with LNG shipped in cryogenic tankers from Arzew to an East Coast terminal, starting no earlier than Nov 1, 1973.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
B. J. Clarke
Columbia Gas of Ohio, Inc
Ohio Fuel Gas Co
Ohio Valley Gas Co
Columbia Gas System, Inc
el Paso
United Fuel
el Faso
Arzew
Algeria
United Pas Seaboard
Columbia Gas System
Columbia
United Fuel Gas Co
Charleston
W. Va
Chia
Hospital seeks director of materials management role
Shelter ing Arms Hospital administrator Charles M. Sanders visited Columbus teaching hospitals this weekend to recruit physician specialists. He aims to interview a candidate for the new director of materials management, a position approved by the board in January. The director would handle supplies and equipment, a major portion of the hospital’s operating costs, potentially around 400000 dollars. VFW post 8804 Gil ham Frank Post 8804 will meet Sunday at p.m with refreshments announced by Commander Robert Andrews.
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Sheltering Arms Hospital
Charles M. Sanders
Columbus
Sanders
Board of Trustees
VFW Weets
New Marshfield
Gilham Frank Post
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Cmér
Robert Andrews
Richland Firemen Report 60 Alarms in 1969 Volume
Richland volunteer firemen answered 60 alarms in 1969 across Athens, Alexander, Canaan and Lodi Townships, totaling about 45,420 in estimated damage. Athens Two had 31 calls with 230 in losses, while Radford Road house fire drove most damage at 22,205. Agencies cooperate with The Plains Amesville Albany and share protection in several areas. Fire alarms to 493-6350.
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Richland Area
Joe Jagers
Athens
Alexander
Canaan
Ladi
Athens Two
Radford Road
Richland
Joss
Lodi
Plains
Ames-Bern- Amesville
Albany
Human Relations Commission Elects New Chairwoman
The Human Relations Commission elected Mrs Robert Maur as its new chairwoman replacing Rev William Black who resigned. Dr Amos C Anderson was appointed and sworn in by City Solicitor Gerald. The commission will meet with City council to discuss revision of the Athens Human Relations Ordinance prompted by recent experience and a new state fair housing law.
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the Human Relations Commission
Robert Maur
William Black
Amos C. Anderson
Gerald
Athens
Delayed Entry Plan Offered By Army
Army recruiter explains a delayed entry plan letting qualified youths spend 30 to 120 days in the Reserve before enlisting in the Regular Army and reporting for active duty. Information available from Sergeant Maxwell at Recruiting Headquarters, 8 Court St, 503-3027.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Maxpvell
Maxwell
Court St
Athens girl injured in sled mishap with surgery
Allisgar Little, 16, of Athens, was injured when a sled struck a tree while riding between Marietta and Shanaman Avenues Wednesday afternoon. She underwent surgery at Sheltering Arms Hospital Thursday and was reported in satisfactory condition Friday. Daughter of Mr and Mrs Thompson M Little, she had been treated for shock and preadmitted after night injuries. The fire department emergency squad transported her to the hospital.
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Allisgar Little
Athens
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Thompson M. Little
May Ave
Marietta
Shan Jman
Fire Department
Albany Water Problems May End With Purchase Of Leax Supply Rights
Albany officials hope to end recurring water shortages by purchasing Leax supply rights and tying Albany to Lake Snowden via a bulk water contract. The project aims to deliver treated water to about 200 taps by next autumn, with pumping and purification facilities to be built and funded by Leax Conservancy district. Until then the village relies on an inadequate well field struggling with mineral and sand clogging and rising equipment costs.
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George Laval
Albany
Lewis Morris
Ellis Morris Drilling Co
Merrill Chase
the Messenger
Athens
Ohio
Page
Ceorge Lovell Messager
Leax
Water Es Conservancy
Distr
Vilelage
Ines
Lake Snowden
Perry Munn
Conservancy District
Gites
Water Department
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Dwight H. R Rutherford Insurance
OU Student ‘Association
International Harvester
Gail Watkins Equipment Co
East State Street
Athens, Ghia
Hospital
War Recruit
Richland Firemen
Mrs
Sied
RIO Grande College
Rio Grande
Educ
Psych
Eng
Elem
Jackson H.S. Campus
Swanton HS. 5
Pena
Aan Ogern
Jamwen
Athens County Savings & Loan CQ
Mill Street
Athens City
Mill St
Guoderly
WWA
Athens County Savings & Loan CO
Federal Savings and Loan Insurance Corporation
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