Athens County Considers 0.3-Mill Levy for Mental Health
Athens County commissioners weigh a 0.3 mill levy proposal to fund the Multi-County Mental Health and Retardation Board with an expected 37 000 local dollars and a three to one state match bringing in over 105 000. The plan is to appear on the November ballot with Aug 23 deadline to apply. officials stress effort to retain state funds and maintain clinical services locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herb Amey
Mental Health and Retardation Board
Athens County
Helen Dailey
Elections Board
William Howe
Alan Goldsberry
Athens Mental Health Center
Commission
John Law
Gilligan mediates Florida Ohio seating disputes at Democratic convention
Gov. John J. Gilligan flew from Miami Beach to Ohio to help resolve credentials disputes at the Democratic National Convention. He joined a five governor subcommittee after a governors caucus and said progress was made though six seatings appear solvable only by negotiations. Gilligan denied press speculation about Muskie or McGovern and reiterated he would not accept a second national ticket spot.
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Miami
John J. Gilligan
Florida
Ohio
Gilligan
Miami Beach
Arkansas
Dale Bumpers
California
Illinois
George McGovern
Hubert Humphrey
Maine
Edmund Muskie
Mus
Kie
Muskie
McGovern
Stewart Area Driver Jailed For Drunkeness
Michael F. Canter of Stewart Route 1 pleaded guilty in Athens County Municipal Court to driving while intoxicated and public intoxication. He received a $200 fine and costs, seven days in jail, and a 60 day license suspension on the DWI charge. Additional actions included others pleading guilty or innocent to driving-related offenses with various fines and hearings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael F. Canter
Stewart Route 1
Athens County
Canter
Athens
Franklin Sheeter
Ronald Biffle
Jackson
State Highway Patrol
Hersel Lemaster
Guysville
Gary Darnell
Mulligan Rd
Highway Patrol
Vance van der Venter
Union St
Grace E. Brown
the Plains
Keith Kelley
E. State St
Roger Zummerman
Stewart
Stephen Kramer
Student Innocent Of Property Charge In Athens OH
Lloyd Peacock a Scott Quad resident from Cleveland was found innocent in Athens County Common Pleas Court after waiving a jury trial. The 21 year old OU student was charged with receiving stolen property from Wilson Hall and witnesses testified he bought the record player before Oct 11. The trial before Judge Lowell B. Howard began at 9 am and concluded after 5:15 pm with an innocent verdict reached about 5:45 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio University
Athens County Common Pleas Court
Lloyd Peacock
Scott Quad
Cleveland
Lowell B. Howard
Peacock
Wilson Hall
Lawrence Grey
Howard
Athens Street Resurfacing This Week Scheduled
F. H. Brewer Co. will resurface several Athens streets this week per City Service Safety Director Phillip Goldsberry. Residents must move cars off roadways. Schedule lists Utah Strathmore Grand Park Tuesday. Woodside Strouds Run Wednesday. College Village en trance Earle Roosevelt Thursday. Woodward Highland Mound Rardin West Hill Friday and Saturday.
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F. H. Brewer Co
Athens
City Service
Phillip Goldsberry
Utah
Strathmore
Grand Park
Woodside
Strouds Run
College Village
Earle
Roosevelt
Woodward
Highland
Mound
Rardin
West Hill
Warner transferred to Lima Hospital after insanity plea
Michael Lewis Warner, convicted in June of assault robbery and kidnapping at the Athens Stop N Go market, was transported to Lima State Hospital this morning for psychiatric examination. He pleads innocent by reason of insanity to three charges stemming from an attack on Athens County Common Pleas Court Bailiff Neta Spaulding on June 30. Deputies from the Athens County sheriff transported him.
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Michael Lewis Warner
Athens
Lima State Hospital
Warner
Athens County Common Pleas Court
Neta Spaulding
Lima
Athens County
Births and dismissals listed at O Bleness Memorial Hospital
A notice lists new births including a son to Mr and Mrs Rich Blake of Reedsville and names many Athens area residents connected to the hospital. The list also records dismissals including Fern Diltz Nellie Price Mrs Roger Batdorff Mary Yates and others from Athens regions and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rich Blake
Reedsville
Fern Diltz
Nellie Price
Roger Batdorff
Mary Yates
R. L. Burris
Terry Powell
Michael Crihfield
Barbara Exline
Mark Alvis
Robert Allbaugh
Darrell West
Larry Willard
Jack Riley
William Waymer
Trials of Pakistani POWs Delayed Amid Summit Pressure
Bangladesh plans to try about 1200 Pakistani prisoners of war for genocide and war crimes but indefinitely postpones the trials to preserve a constructive India Pakistan summit atmosphere. The government insists on holding trials but will set a date as a political decision by Sheikh Mujibur Rahman and cabinet, delaying until after the second summit. Bangladesh demands recognition as independent before any talks with Pakistan. India holds about 91,000 Pakistani POWs.
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New Delhi
Bangladesh
Dacca
Sheik Mujibur Rahman
Mujib
The
Statesman
the Statesman
Pakistan
East Pakistan
India
Wilson Favors Wallace in Alabama Delegation Speech
Jasper attorney Bob Wilson plans the nomination speech for Governor George C. Wallace at the Miami Beach Democratic National Convention. Wilson, a 50-year-old state senator and vice chairman of Alabama's Wallace delegation, expects a tough sell to more than 3,000 delegates and notes a possible Wallace third party bid if defeated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miami Beach
Alabama
George C. Wallace
Jasper
Wallace
Wilson
Car stolen in Athens found in Kansas with suspects
A car reported stolen from Athens July 6 near West State Street Cemetery was recovered in Wellington Kansas. Suspects Gilbert CO King 23 Parkersburg and Ronald B McGill 22 Youngstown were arrested after an illegal U turn on the Kansas Turnpike and charged with auto theft. Federal transfer actions pending.
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Athens
Kansas
Wellington
Kan
Charles Cochran
Keith A. Stevens
West State Street
Associated Press
Gilbert CO King
Parkersburg
Ronald B. McGill
Youngstown
Wood County
W. Va
Kansas Turnpike
Two 15YearOld Girls Run Springfield Store
In Springfield Ohio two 15 year old girls Jan Carmichael and Barbie Shroyer started a low cost variety store Things and Things on a $100 seed. They rent for 45 a month and sell on consignment using profits to fund Omega School tuition.
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Springfield
Springfield, Ohio
Jan Carmichael
Barbie Shroyer
Jan
Barbie
Omega School
Dayton
Omega
Ohio adopts expansive eye safety law for schools
A new state eye safety law extends mandatory use of industrial eye protection to all schools and higher education institutions. It broadens hazardous operations to include drilling grinding buffing welding and labs with caustic or explosive materials. The act requires protective devices for teachers students and visitors and allows cost purchases or modest rental fees.
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Ohio Society For the Prevention of
Preparation H Offers Prompt Relief For Hemorrhoidal Itch
Advert shows Preparation H as a fast acting relief for rectal itch and hemorrhoid inflammation. Claims tests on hundreds of patients prove temporary relief and shrinkage of swelling, with many doctors using or recommending the product for families.
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Hun
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Goldsberry
Clinical Services Board
Joe Kasler
County Health Department
Earl Hayes
County Fairgrounds
James Whaley
Rere
Watchmaker Jeweler
Wilson Baker
Berry Hall
N. Court
Stewart Area
Ronald W. Smith
Columbus
Jsow
Suzanne Hagsett
S. Court St
Mgr. E. L. Kiessling
Asst
Mgr. J. Tincher
Harvest House Coffee Shop
Wrookverthy Sroomerd
Athens Street
Michael Warner
Lima Hospital
O’bleness Memorial Hospital
George Trimble
Richard Bucher
Peter Galler
David Collins
Garrett Hudnell
Orville Stover
James Clark
Albany
van Buzzard
Pomeroy
John Cox
Zulfikar Ali Bhutto
Jasper, Ala
Bob Wilson
Senate
Sumner County
Sheriff's Office
West Virginia
Complete Insurance Service
Sarnves
Don Reed
Bob Baur
Rou
Reed & Baur, Inc
Marting
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