Levine Freed acquitted. grand jury returns no indictment
In Columbus defense says his father killed the two women. The 19 year old Levine Jr freed from county jail after an acquittal in his mother, father, and grandmother murders. In Cleveland Coast Guard searches Lake Erie for missing fisherman Ken Prummell near Fairport Harbor. weather delays helicopter support.
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Columbus, Ohio
Harry “Binny” Levine Jr
Young Levine
Cleveland
U. S. Coast Guard
Ken Prummell
Lake Erie
Fairport Harbor
Prummell
Coast Guard
Ashtabula
Plummell
Madison
Wives of Space Scientists Eat Year-Old Radiated Meal
In Columbus Ohio AP reports wives of space scientists will dine Wednesday on a radiated meal prepared a year earlier. The menu includes German potato salad bacon and rolls in a quirky science themed event reflecting wartime era food practices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus, Ohio
Flood Study Conducted In Amesville
U S Geological Survey team in Columbus assesses Amesville flood risk for five and 50 year floods along Federal Creek. The report, tied to Appalachia agency orders, aims to predict future floods, with focus on the 1963 Amesville event and a parallel study in Jackson. Also notes a birth in Athens and a list of local admissions and dismissals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amesville
U.S. Geological Survey
Columbus
Federal Creek
Ronald Mayo
Ohio
Federal
Jackson
Athens County Land Transfers
A long list of property transfers in Athens and surrounding towns shows numerous individuals and couples exchanging parcels. Notable transactions include James Lee and Martha Mae Groves transferring to James G. and Adelheid Chastain in Athens lot 3220 West Hills, and Samuel J. and Ellen P. Jones receiving Jackson ville lots 43 and 44 from Andrew T. Cominsky et al. Others move parcels in Nel sonville, Walbridge, The Plains, Chauncey, Glouster, Dover Township, and more, with various lot numbers and township references.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Lee
Martha Mae Groves
James G
Adelheid Chastain
Athens
West Hills
Andrew T. Cominsky
Samuel J
Ellen P. Jones
Jacksonville
Rodney LeRoy Campbell
Inez Fern Campbell
Thomas H. and
Sondra Stover
Walbridge
James S
Bessie E. Pickett
Nelsonville
Harry J
Margaret Cottingham
Stanley L
Harriett Moe Dishon
the Plains
Eugene and
Lea Roy Willoughby
Waymen
Betty R. Wilson
Chauncey
Dover
Edward A
D. M
Carol Newsome
Waldo
Clare Poston
Mark
Elizabeth Clark
Albany
Lee Two
Range
Terra of the Hills Inc
Jack
Glee Ann Holder Jr
Park Hill
Donald P
Shirley R. Corderman
William Julian
Marilyn Kay Laziman
Harley W
Filen M. Cline
Ohio University Fund Inc
Lee
Town
New Corporal Assigned To Athens Patrol Post
Ralph Knight Jr., 35, promoted to corporal and transferred to Athens from Mount Vernon to replace Cpl. William Kane who resigned for Ohio University's security job. Knight from Cadiz, a Jewell High and Baldwin Wallace alum, Army veteran, patrol academy graduate with posts in Lancaster, Lisbon, Warren, Ashtabula, Hebron, Mount Vernon. married to Shirley Ann Logan with three sons.
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Athens
Ohio Highway Patrol
Ralph Knight Jr
Mount Vernon
Cpl
William F. Kane
Ohio University
Security Department
Knight
Cadiz
Harrison County
Jewell High School
Baldwin-Wallace College
Berea
Army
Patrol Academy
Lancaster
Lisbon
Warren
Ashtabula
Hebron
Shirley Ann Logan
Three Seek Positions on Athens City Board
Fourteen persons filed petitions with the Athens County Board of Elections for November ballot appearances. County elections director Ray Bobo said most seek township trustees and clerks. Two seek seats on the Alexander Local Board of Education. Sol Rosenberg seeks re-election to the Athens City District Board of Education, with Dr. Edgar Whan and Dr. Taylor Culbert also filing for the city board of education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Athens County Board of Elections
Ray Bobo
Sol. Rosenberg
Athens City
Roush Promoted to Lab Technology Group Leader
W. W. Roush of Athens Route 1 has been promoted to group leader in laboratory technology at the Shell Chemical Co. plant in Belpre. Plant manager K. L. Mai announced the move, succeeding C. W. Kiser who was transferred. Roush, a Rutland native, joined Shell in 1966 as a process engineer after summer work in 1963 at New Orleans facilities. He earned a chemical engineering bachelor’s in 1964 and a master’s in 1966 and was a member of the Ohio University band.
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W. W. Roush
Athens
Shell Chemical Co
Belpre
K. L. Mai
C. W. Kiser
Roush
Rutland
Shell Organization
New Orleans
Ohio University
Resignation Submitted By Firefighter Ronald Nichols
Ronald E. Nichols of Hooper Street submitted his resignation from the city fire department announced by Chief Charles Dalton. Effective Sunday, Nichols leaves after serving since October 1, 1966 and remaining on probation. He cites preferring to live outside city limits and taking a job with shorter hours. city policy requires residence inside Athens. Athens firemen currently work a 72 hour week.
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Ronald E. Nichols
Hooper Street
Charles Dalton
Nichols
Athens
Onset of cool night in Athens after warm day
The low temperature in Athens dropped to 71 after a high of 84, as U.S. observer C. L. Colmer reported 11 a.m. reading of 75. A trace of rain was recorded overnight.
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Athens
C. L. Colmer
U. S
Alexander Board Approves Cafeteria Demolition Bid
Alexander local board approves demolition of the old Waterloo School cafeteria with Harry Lovsey winning a $140 bid. The board also sets kindergarten and first grade age deadlines, accepts Mildred Scott’s resignation, hires Patricia White and Nancy Aluzia, and approves Title I participation with Marcus Lohr named as authorized representative. Lonnie Jenkins to handle Shade School maintenance.
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Alexander Local Board of Education
Waterloo
Harry Lovsey
Glenn Scott
Richard Elliott
Mildred Scott
Shade
Patricia White
Nancy Aluzia
Alexander High School
County Board of Education
Marcus Lohr
Alexander
Nancy Turner
Carl
Gaetano
Lonnie Jenkins
the Shade
Singer Taken To Hospital After Fall On Sidewalk
The fire department emergency squad was called to the front of 104 Second St at 2 p m Monday when Clyde Singer 57 of Glouster fell on the sidewalk. No injuries were apparent but he was taken to Sheltering Arms Hospital for observation.
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Fire Department
Second St
Clyde Singer
Glouster
Singer
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Deaf Man Perfects Midget Transistor Hearing Aid
A hearing impaired man has perfected a tiny transistor hearing aid using a compact energized unit. He has been deaf for over ten years. Interested readers may write A. W. Newell at 2616 W 8th St Erie Pa to receive full information at no cost.
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A. W. Newell
8Th St
Erie
Assistance Always On Call for Telephone Service
A ready helper is described as always available at the other end of your phone, offering fast professional information about telephone service twenty four hours a day. Call for reliable assistance when you need service details or guidance.
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Sheraton Hotel
Neil A. Armstrong
Air Force Flight Dynamics Laboratory
Wright-Patterson Air Force Base
The
Atomic Energy Commission
Instrument Society of America
Phil Baker
Oak Ridge National Laboratory
Tennessee
Eleyne
Phen Boyd Giovanna Ball
Pate Clin
I Embassy Pictures
Stimson
A&p
Athens, Ohio
Harvard
Vla En Male
Martin E. Gingerich
Lloyd Kittle
Clinton Hamlin
Ervin H. Channel
of the Plains
Clyde Beasley
Jay Bratton
Richard D. Furnish
Harry Bolin
Linda Gretz
Emmett Wingett
Ira Gilkey
Mrs
Boyd Cooley
Robert Six
Carl M. Roberts
James P. Cumley
Athens County
Glen A. Bridgewater
Air Force
Shelia L Ruth
Okey Ray Airpert
Marion
Ind
Clerk
Cleo Brennan Coger
Guys
Roger L. Smith
Helen McCune
Self
Pepe Larry Whaley
Nancy Redners
Douglas Juniper
Springfield
Dorothy Young
Michael W. Seibert
Minatha No Murphy
Y.E.S
Cation
Bobo
Shell Plant
Tom
State
Hendershot
Cols. Rd
Athens State Farm Insurance Companies
Bloomington
Illinois
Alexander Board
Colligarator Conditioning, Inc
W. Stimson Ave
Blue Bell
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