Planning Consultant killed in Route 250 crash
Planning consultant Robert Burgin 30 of Columbus, regional director for Candeub Fleissig and Associates, was killed Monday night in a head on crash on Route 250 south of Massillon. He had been Athens city consultant for a $40 000 continuing planning project and was to meet city and county planning commissions this week. Burgin, Chicago native, is survived by his wife Nancy and three young children.
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Columbus
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Burgin
City Planning Commission
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Newark
N.J
Victor Rodite
Rodite
Martin Rody
Washington, D. C
Rody
Peter Martin
Chicago
Portsmouth
Nancy
Moeller
Glenn
Water Service Planned For Guysville Area
Don Campbell leads a drive to secure water service for Guysville Stewart and nearby farms. At a Rome Canaan High School meeting 24 signed for water and paid 50 dollar taps, with another 24 in Guysville. If 100 subscribers are reached, water will be provided by a federally aided Tuppers Plains Chester Water District near Lottridge along Route 50. Tap price rises to 200 after March 10. Potential customers urged to contact Campbell as eight taps per mile justify extension.
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Driver Hurt As Car Flips On Route 13
An Athens man Wayne F. Perry age 27 of 14 First St. was treated at Sheltering Arms Hospital after a 3:50 pm crash on Route 13 near Route 33. Perry suffered neck injuries and a head bump, released after treatment. Police said excessive speed for road conditions contributed to the rollover.
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Old Fight Crops Up In Senate Over Moeller Ambassadorship
The 1960s dispute over Walter Moeller’s potential ambassador post resurfaces as Sen. Stephen M. Young opposes a Johnson nomination citing Moeller’s 1964 stance on John Glenn. Moeller, defeated by Clarence Miller, awaits a 1968 bid as he returns from Germany and plans a comeback bid.
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Austria
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Glenn
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Germany
World Known Greek Architect to Speak at Ohio U Feb 7
Constantinos Doxiadis, famed Greek architect and city planner, will lecture on Life In The City as Ohio University’s Kennedy Lecturer on February 7 at 8 15 p m in Memorial Auditorium. He directs Doxiadis Associates in Athens and works on groups like the Detroit future megalopolis study. He coined Ekistics and advocates urban design separating traffic from living spaces.
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Ohio University
Memorial Auditorium
Doxiadis
Pittsburg
Chicago
Commission May Seek Radio Bids for Sheriff Station Upgrade
County commissioners may seek bids next week for new radio equipment for the sheriff's department including mobile units for three cruisers. Sheriff Harold Shields seeks upgraded gear as current gear is over ten years old. City police may share base station use on Roosevelt Drive with power rising from 60 to 330 watts. frequencies remain aligned with city police gear.
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Cincinnati
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Athens
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Glenn Avery
John Huffman
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George Lovell
Sheriff's Department
James Rdwards
Roosevelt Drive
Four Men Fined in Hocking County Court
Four men faced fines after an incident along Route 33 near Logan. Harold Eugene Hiles 28 of Lancaster Route 5 received 170 dollars plus costs and 13 days in jail for DUI license revocation driving with another’s license and left of center. Paul Osler 25 of Lancaster was fined 60 dollars and costs for abusing an officer intoxication and loaning his license. Chauncey H. Thacker and Emory B. Denney each paid 25 dollars and costs for intoxication.
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Logan
C. J. Nishwitz
Athens Post
Harold Eugene Hiles
Lancaster
Paul Osler
Democrats Fill Slate For Council at Large Athens
Athens Democrats filed petitions for three at large council seats and a Second Ward challenger. Roscoe Shields Nick Marinacci and Jack L Green seek at large posts with Harry Crewson also submitting. GOP nominees include Nelson Brundige for Second Ward and Gaylord C Ray for Fourth Ward. Marlene Dunfee had filed earlier.
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Roscoe Shields
Nick Marinacci
Jaycee
Jack L. Green
Election Board
Nelson E. Brundige
Fourth Ward
Gaylord C. Ray
Marlene Dunfee
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