Missing Child Found After Weeklong Search
A Marine AWOL, Donald Snell, 20, is charged with child stealing in Athens County after allegedly breaking into his estranged wife’s trailer on County Road 10 January 15, taking his nine month old daughter Shawna. He was captured Sunday morning and the child recovered in Pike County. Snell awaits charges. he is also wanted in Fairfield County. Deputies report two Carbondale men, Anthony Taglia and Jesse McKee, face charges for receiving and concealing stolen property tied to a stolen vehicle haul. Other burglaries included The Plains Supermarket break in and thefts from J. Leslie Rollins and McCulleus residences with meat, tools, antiques, a chain saw, and an antique watch stolen.
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Athens County
Ervin Road
Pike County
Athens
Pike
Snell
Fairfield County
Carbondale
Anthony Eugene Taglia
Jesse James McKee
U Haul
Plains
J. Leslie Rollins
Bates Road
McCulleus
Luhing-Salem Road
Sheriff's Department
Detroit implements court ordered integration with 203 buses
Detroit became the largest U S city to carry out a court ordered school integration plan. 203 buses transported thousands of black and white elementary pupils peacefully to classes while only K through 5 grades attended today. Middle and high school pupils to report Tuesday. No demonstrations planned by antibusing groups though they threaten a yellow flu boycott. Freezing rain made driving hazardous.
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Detroit
U.S
Bomb threat prompts evacuation at Perkins Pancake House
A bomb threat called Friday afternoon targeted Perkins Pancake House on Columbus Road, not Perkins Hall at Ohio University. Police cleared the building by 5:30 PM, a fire truck stood by, and no device was found. the restaurant reopened later.
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Perkins Pancake House
Columbus Road
Perkins Hall
Ohio University
Messenger
Ball Jaycee Award Honors Athens Leader At Dinner
Athens Jaycees award the Distinguished Service Award to Buzz Ball Jr at Bosses Night in Hocking Valley. Ball, state representative and lawyer, was among three finalists. runners up were F Darrell Cook and H William Barr. Charles Ping urged broad leadership questions and moral guidance.
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Richard Cowan
Messenger
Claire
Buzz’’ Ball Jr
Athens Jaycees
Hocking Valley Motor Lodge
Ball
Jaycees
F. Darrell Cook
West Elementary
H. William Barr
The
Hocking Valley Bank
Jaycee
Ping
Dan Turner
Continental Cablevision
G. Kenner Bush
Athens Messenger
E. F. Rother
Columbia Gas Co
Dave Lovett
Athens County
OU Professors Set to Attend AAAS Meeting in Boston
Ohio University professor Robert S. Goyer and OU graduate student Clarence E. Rohm Jr. will attend the AAAS annual meeting in Boston from February 18 to 24. The event's Bicentennial theme, with Margaret Mead delivering the retiring president’s address, will feature daily discussions across science disciplines. The AAAS lists more than 120,000 members.
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Robert S. Goyer
Ohio University
Clarence E. Rohm Jr
American Association For the Advancement of Science
Boston
Margaret Mead
Association
Citizens Plan Party Dinner In Jacksonville Club Meeting
The Jacksonville Senior Citizens Club held a dinner and planning session led by President Charles Darke. Future events include a Feb 13 potluck and Valentine party at the Center and an April bake sale.
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Jacksonville
Kathryn Wade
Kay Bycolski
Leone Chapman
George Chapman
William Withem
Ina Gordon
Wilma Campbell
Edna Mingus
Dora Barrett
Catherine Murray
Brookfield Teachers Strike Averted In Ohio
In Brookfield in northern Trumbull County a wage deadlock ended with no strike as teachers rejected the board proposal of 8300 while seeking 8800. The district serves 101 teachers and about 2214 students. In Mount Healthy near Cincinnati a walkout was blocked by a court order and a Sunday night pledge to abide by it. About 340 teachers serve roughly 8000 students.
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Associated Press
Brookfield Teachers Federation
Trumbull County
Ohio
Brookfield
Cincinnati
Mount Healthy
Mt. Healthy Teachers’ Association
MHTA
Board of Education
Hamilton County Common Pleas
Robert W. Wood
E.A. Wheaton
History and Culture Seminar Slated for Southeastern Ohio
Ohio University sponsors a six week seminar on Southeastern Ohio history and culture starting February 5. Each Thursday 7:30 to 9:30 p.m. in Morton Math, with topics from regional geology to theater and iron districts. Registration ends today. costs 15 dollars for all six sessions, 25 dollars for two or more family members, or 5 dollars per individual session.
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Southeastern Ohio
Ohio University
Southeastern
Ohio
Hubert G. Wilhelm
Anthony J. Sargenti
Athens County Historical Society
Abraham Lincoln Round Table
Michigan
Catherine B. Remley
Campus Martius Museum
Marietta
National Register
Russell N. Baird
Robert L. Winters
Connie House
Appalachian Green Parks Project
Hanging Rock
Special Exemption Tax Credit For 1975 Explained
The personal exemption credit of $30 per exemption applies to all filers using Form 1040 or 1040A in 1975. Higher exemptions for blindness or age limit the credit to one $30 for the individual. a family with five exemptions could receive $150. An additional earned income credit up to $400 targets workers with income under $8,000 who support a child or student dependent. To qualify, income must come from U S sources and, for married filers, a joint return is required. The credit reduces tax due or increases refunds, and must be claimed by filing 1040 or 1040A even if no tax was withheld. The credit amount depends on earnings, with a 10 percent rule applied to earnings over $4,000 for eligible taxpayers.
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United States
Change Machine Damaged At Local Businesses
Police report a damaged change machine at Hydro Car Wash East State Street after a failed break in Saturday night. Total damage $200. A large window at Little C's Pizza 30 W Union St was also broken Saturday night with $200 damage.
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Hydro
East State Street
Little C’s Pizza
W. Union St
Simple economics with Butler building systems
The text promotes Butler Building Systems as budget friendly. It highlights design to fit your budget, predictable construction costs, easy on site assembly, lower costs than other methods, and easier upkeep. It ends with a call to contact a Butler Builder.
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Butler
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