Second Democrat Files In Commissioner Race
Athens County races may feature two Democratic nominees for county commissioner. Fred Burdiss of Jacksonville filed petitions, joining John Law who did so earlier. Commission President James Edwards circulates petitions but has not announced. Republicans have yet to file candidates. Burdiss works for McBee Systems of Litton Industries. A NAS study notes only 27 percent of scholars earn PhDs in their states of high school graduation.
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Athens County
Fred Burdiss
Jacksonville
Burdiss
John Law
Commission
James Edwards
Law
Edwards
McBee Systems
Litton Industries, Inc
National Academy of Sciences
Sheltering Arms Hospital Notes Births and Admits
Birth: Mr and Mrs Donald Mecum Glouster a son. Admitted: Oakley Harbolt Mrs Norman Paderewski both of Athens Louis Seiple Sr Harvey Chesser both of Albany Bess Ann Williams Athens Route 2. Dismissed: Joseph Estep Eugene Harkins William Blackford Mrs John Brown and son Mrs Roger Russell and son Mrs Charles Cremeans and daughter.
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Donald Mecum, Glouster
Oakley Harbolt
Norman Paderewski
Athens
Louis Seiple Sr
Harvey Chesser
Albany
Bess Ann Williams
Joseph Estep
Eugene Harkins
William Blackford
John Brown
Roger Russell
Charles Cremeans
Probation Ordered In Break-In At Shade Elementary
Charles R. Reiker 19 of Columbus pleaded guilty in Common Pleas Court to breaking and entering Shade Elementary School on January 13. Reiker received two years probation and must pay restitution for stolen money. Co defendants Joseph Berry 19 and a 17-year-old boy were also arrested. Berry bound over to the grand jury. Reiker bypassed the jury option. Berry remains in county jail. the 17-year-old awaits Juvenile Court appearance.
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The
Shade
Common Pleas
Charles R. Reiker
Columbus
Middleport
John Bolin
Reiker
Atty
Hal Rowland
Joseph Berry
Berry
Athens County Commissioners Postpone Budget Decision
The Athens County commissioners adjourned without a decision on funding eight thousand three hundred seventy five dollars in mandatory line items cut from the 1968 budget. State auditor official Harry Kessell urged restored money for sheriff justice fund municipal court bailiff clerk salaries law library and postage. He noted 1967 postage costs and lack of funds for a new sheriff cruiser. The board planned to certify deficiencies later to prevent impairment of county functions.
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Athens County
Harry Kessell
State Auditor’s Office
Sheriff’s Department
Law Library
Kessell
Extension In Filing Date For Ohio Nominating Petitions
State officials discussed a 20 day extension to filing deadlines for U S Representatives and district delegates in Ohio due to redistricting. Secretary of State Ted Brown noted the need to avoid a split election while courts rule on redistricting. He outlined party ballot rules and four year party membership requirements for candidacy.
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U. S. Representatives
Ohio
Ted W. Brown
Brown
U. S
National Convention
Central
Cleveland
Secretary of State
Frank Lausche
Driver Lives After Hitting Doctor s Car
In Glendale California Arline Vestal suffered a heart attack while driving her car colliding with Dr Louis Ludington s vehicle. Ludington administered mouth to mouth resuscitation and heart massage. hospital officials credit him with saving her life and likely preventing brain damage. A separate note says the Tri County Community Action Committee will meet Thursday at 7 30 p.m. in the Athens County commissioners office to discuss federal funding for summer programs including Neighborhood Youth Corps Head Start and supportive services.
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Glendale
Calif
Arline Vestal
Vestal
Louis Ludington
Glendale Memorial Hospital
Ludington
Tri-County Community Action Committee
Athens County Commissioners Office
Traffic Light Downed by Illegal Truck in Athens
Athens police and electrical crews responded at 5 30 a m after a northbound truck, likely over legal height, knocked down a traffic light at Richland Avenue and the Route 682 extension. The borough handles 600 000 to 700 000 vehicles daily.
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Athens
Richland Avenue
Borough of
Manhattan
New York City
Nursing Student Loan Fund Opens for High School Grads
The U S Department of Health Education and Welfare offers nursing loans up to 1000 annually for 10 years at 3 percent interest. Fifty percent of the loan may be canceled for full-time nursing service in public or nonprofit facilities. Information from the Surgeon General, Public Health Service, Washington DC. Names and ages of several applicants listed.
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Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Nursing
Surgeon General
Public Health Service
U. S. Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Washington, D. C
Town Luncheon Set For Planning Talks
An Athens town luncheon for city planning discussion will be held Tuesday at 11 30 a m in the undercroft of the Episcopal Church University Terrace. Attendees may bring lunch or buy sandwiches. Coffee will be provided. Mayor Raymond Shepard will describe current and future city problems with emphasis on planning and urban renewal. Safety Service Director Dwight Robinson will outline Athens projects and plans while planning commission members report on initiatives for interested groups. Mrs Ellsworth J Holden Jr chairs.
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Athens
Episcopal Church
University Terrace
Raymond Shepard
Safety Service
Dwight Robinson
City Planning Commission
Ellsworth J. Holden Jr
Night emergency runs by Athens fire squad
Athens fire department emergency squad ran three calls overnight. At 4 45 p m on Tuesday Ruth Ann Paderewski 23 of 48 Mound St was ill and taken to Sheltering Arms Hospital. At 5 35 p m Mrs H L Dunlap 77 fainted at 275 E State St. aid refused. At 7 50 a m Lorraine Liebert 19 was ill at Jefferson Hall and taken to Hudson Health Center. Ohio University security assisted.
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Athens Fire Department
Hocking Valley Bank
Stimson Avenue
Ruth Ann Paderewski
Mound St
Sheltering Arms Hospital
E. State St
H. L. Dunlap
Jefferson Hall
Lorraine Liebert
Hudson Health Center
Ohio University Security Department
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Scholarly Travel
Athens National Bank
Federal Deposit Insurance Corp
DIAL
Mac's Thrifty Store
W. State ST
Clarence Davis
the Plains
Janitary
Betty O'Neil
Chauncey, Clark
George William Cundiff
Groveport
Rita Sue Antle
Robert Eugene Reed
Joyce A Abraham
Stuents
OHI
Playtex Sale
Osite
Home Owned and Oper
Ated — Glouster
Carpenter Howe
Glouster, Ohio
High St
Orion and
Sherpa
Ladies
Orion
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