OU Union Drops Contempt Appeal
Ohio University's nonacademic employee union has dropped its appeal of contempt of court convictions from the 92 day strike. The Fourth District Court of Appeals filed a motion to dismiss the appeal on motion by AFSCME attorney Leonard Sigall. AFSCME Local 1699 and President Oscar McGee were found guilty of contempt by Judge Harley Meyer. Fines totaling 1,000 dollars were assessed and the filing orders payment of fines and court costs.
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Ohio University
Leonard Sigall
Council 21
American Federation of State
Fourth District Court of Appeals
Afscme
Oscar McGee
Hocking County Common Pleas
Harley Meyer
Athens County Coon Pleas Court
McGee
Union
Buckeye Hills District Dues Put Before Athens County Board
A bill for 1037.71 in dues was presented to the Athens County Commissioners by the Buckeye Hills-Hocking Valley Regional Development District. Commissioners Law and White pledged favorable consideration to payment though no funds were appropriated yet. The district has aided the county in obtaining emergency employ.
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Greg Black
Athens County
Buckeye Hills-Hocking Valley
John Law
Jack White
Alan Geiger
Development District Board
White
Geiger
Max Swardson
Columbus
U.S. Department of Urban Affairs
Omnibus Crime Control and Safe Streets Act
White and
Law
Jessie Ley Insurance Service
W. Union
Court House
James Edwards
Price Rules Broken by Retailers in Southern Ohio
IRS investigators reported widespread noncompliance with Federal Price Commission posting rules across Southern Ohio during Jan 12 to 14 spot checks. Of 7,433 retailers checked, 2,533 were fully compliant, 3,430 partly compliant, and 1,470 fully violated. Many violations stemmed from before Jan 2 when only base price postings were required. New rules exempt small retailers earning under 200,000 dollars, limiting future posting duties for some violators.
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Federal Price Commission
Internal Revenue Service
Ohio
IRS
Paul A. Schuster
Schuster
Athens
Federal Register
The
Price Commission
Weather summary Monday January 24 1972
Cloudy windy and mild with rain likely tonight and cooler conditions Tuesday. East Coast unseasonably warm, central regions colder with rain from Pennsylvania to southern New England and snow from the Great Lakes to northern New England. High yesterday 49, today 38, humidity rising to 89 percent at 9 am.
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Pennsylvania
New England
Great Lakes
Pacific Northwest
Rockies
Plains
Prison Curriculum Shaped by Ohio University for Lucasville Inmates
Ohio University teams crafted a mixed academic and vocational curriculum for Lucasville inmates. Researchers surveyed inmate backgrounds, designed diagnostic profiles, and built labs for reading, listening, and forensics work. The program emphasizes motivation, individualized instruction, black studies, counseling, and long term reentry goals.
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Susan Crites Messenger
Ohio Penitentiary
Lucasville
Ohio University
Division of Correction
Columbus
Elliot Entin
Entin
Peterson
Charles Carlson
Carlson
Harry Morgan
Amy Beam
James Gleason
Center For
Psychological Services
Gleason
Milton Ploghoft
Clean Athens Moves To Sweep Downtown At Night
Athens Service Safety Director Phillip Goldsberry assigns a city worker to hand sweep downtown and adjacent streets from 10 p.m. to 6 a.m. Property owners and businesses must keep sidewalks clear and repaired or risk a fine up to 50 dollars per offense. Each day’s violation counts separately. Swept debris must go into private or city waste containers. The city plans to enforce the ordinance.
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Athens
Phillip Goldsberry
Goldsberry
Inspection Planned for Athens Chapter 39 Royal Arch Masons
The annual inspection of Athens Chapter 39 Royal Arch Masons will occur Wednesday at the Masonic Temple. The Mark Master degree work starts at 7 30 p.m with Right Excellent Companion Earl C. Gifford of Marietta as inspecting officer. A 6 30 p.m. dinner precedes the session and 50 year pins will be presented to Forest D. Harper and Fred H. Sands.
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Athens
Royal Arch Masons
Masonic Temple
Earl C. Gifford
Marietta
Forest D. Harper
Fred H. Sands
Local Birth Announcements and Dismissals List
Families from Nelsonville Albany Athens The Plains New Marshfield Chauncey and Guysville report births including seven newborns with both parents listed. Dismissals include Carrie Hill Ralph Sabo and son Orville Stover and Boss Wheaton transferred to University Hospital Columbus.
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Dennis Jones
Nelsonville
Gerald Howard
Albany
Thomas Rains
the Plains
Donald Preston
New Marshfield
Vernon Robinson
Chauncey
Lewis Drake
Athens
Kathryn Walburn
Harold Parker
David Reeves
Thomas Coffman
Mat Amodie
Willard Jayjohn
McArthur
Ttina Elswick
Guysville
Carrie Hill
Ralph Sabo
Orville Stover
Boss Wheaton
University Hospital
Columbus
Cub Scout Pack 58 Plans Meeting and Banquet
Cub Scout Pack 58 will meet Wednesday at 7 30 p m at The Plains fire station. The Blue and Gold banquet is set for February 23 at 6 30 p m, also at the fire station.
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Plains Fire Station
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