Bikes Need Lights on Athens Streets After Dusk
Police Chief Fred James announced riders must have a headlight after dusk and a reflector visible for 500 feet. Violations lead to citations and bicycles held until equipped. Riders must stay on the right and follow one way directions.
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Athens
Fred James
James
Athens man guilty of drug charges in Washington County
Steven T. Harding 21, of Athens, found guilty by a Washington County jury of possession of marijuana and possession for sale. The sale charge was dropped after the jury failed to reach a verdict. Harding faced charges tied to Sept 16, 1969 undercover drug investigations and awaits sentencing in Washington City Jail.
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Marietta
Athens
Ohio University
Steven T. Harding
Washington County
State Police Seek Driver In Hit and Run Near Gallipolis Ferry
West Virginia State Police seek information about a yellow 1957 Chevrolet involved in a hit and run on Route 2 near Gallipolis Ferry Wednesday at 4:20 p.m. The car, occupied by two white males, struck a northbound station wagon driven by 18 year old Larry Dale Smith, causing about 200 dollars in damage. Smith was uninjured and call 675-1101 if they have details.
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Point Pleasant
West Virginia
Route 2
Gallipolis Ferry
Huntington
Larry Dale Smith
Smith
State Police Office
Senior Citizens Housing Complex Pact Signed in Athens
The Athens Metropolitan Housing Authority approved a cooperation agreement and an application for a 100 unit senior citizens housing complex. A preliminary $40,000 loan is sought to hire an architect and cover expenses, with a turn key payment plan and low rent units without furniture.
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Athens Metropolitain Housing Authority
Senior Citizens Club
Alan Geiger
Athens
Truck Driver Hurt Minor After Route 33 Barrel Collision
State Highway Patrol investigated a Route 33 crash north of Route 664 in Hocking County involving George Bussey, 44, of Columbus. While reaching to close a window, his Ford Brothers Inc. truck struck a road barrel, causing loss of control and a guard rail stop. Bussey had minor cuts but was not treated or cited. the truck had moderate damage.
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Hocking County
George Bussey
Columbus
Ford Brothers Inc
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Owens divorce grants custody in neglect case
Edith Owens of Athens Route 2 and Robert Lee Owens of 87 North Lancaster Street court decree for divorce on grounds of gross neglect and extreme cruelty. Plaintiff granted custody of the minor child.
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Edith Owens
Athens
Robert Lee Owens
Lancaster St
Jean E Lewis
Clearview
Paul D. Lewis
Longview
Ill woman aided by fire department at 189 W. Washington St
Deborah Roehl, 22, was taken to Hudson Health Center by the fire department emergency squad after collapsing at 189 West Washington Street. The call came in at 8:26 a.m. and responders transported her for medical care.
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Deborah Roehl
Hudson Health Center
Fire Department
W. Washington St
Social Security Office Planned for Athens
Congressman Clarence Miller learned that the Social Security Administration plans a new full time facility in Athens under Marietta management. The office, serving Athens and Meigs Counties, will employ about eight people, with staffing rising from four or five on opening. Opening date depends on staff and space arrangements and bids for a location have not yet been requested.
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Clarence Miller
Social Security Administration
Athens
HEW
Miller
Marietta
Ermatinger
Trespassing Conviction Returned in Athens County Court
Daniel Skinner of Glouster was found guilty of trespassing on Trimble Local Board of Education property. He faced a prior charge of attempted breaking and entering and was fined $25 plus costs by Acting Judge Roger Jones. Harold Sayers of Beaver was also found guilty of public intoxication and fined $25 plus costs. Greg Davis of Nelsonville pleaded innocent to petty larceny for allegedly stealing a $50 television from James Maiden. bond continued and a July 14 hearing was set.
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Daniel Skinner
Athens County
Trimble
Glouster
William White
Glouster High School
White
Skinner
Roger Jones
Harold Sayers
Beaver
Greg Davis
N. McKenley
Apt
James A. Maiden
Nelsonville
Bond
Ohio State Twirling Championships Held At Federal Hocking
The Federal Hocking Band Boosters announce the Ohio State Twirling Championships and Miss Majorette of Ohio Contest set for Federal Hocking High School on Saturday. Top twirlers from across the state will compete in a public event starting at 9 30 a m with food served by boosters and the official state champion to be chosen. Names of local residents appear in the notice, with several families listed as participants or attendees.
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Federal Hocking Band
Ohio
Federal Hocking High School
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