Absences Delay Athens County Board of Education Meeting
A special meeting was set for July 24 after a quorum failure postponed the regular session. Lewis Mollica will return as supervisor and Mrs. Maxine Linscott as secretary, while William Bartels resigns to take a post at Ohio University St Clairsville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens County Board of Education
Esther Dailey
Thomas Porter
Lewis Mollica
Maxine Linscott
William Bartels
Ohio University
St. Clairsville
Mollica
Lewis Moore
Moore
William Brown
Harley Allen
Dailey
Howard Woodyeard
Porter
Athens man earns Air Force silver pilot wings
Second Lieutenant Arthur M. Wallace, son of Mr. and Mrs. Atwell M. Wallace of 8 Arden Place, Athens, received silver pilot wings after graduating from Williams AFB flying training. He will report to Forbes AFB for Tac Command air support duty, after earning a BBA from Ohio University and a Phi Kappa Tau member.
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Arthur M. Wallace
Atwell M. Wallace
Arden Place
Athens
Air Force
Williams Afb
Chandler
Ariz
Wallace
Forbes Afb
Kan
Tactical Air Command
Athens High School
Ohio University
Phi Kappa Tau Fraternity
Lockbourne Afb
Thomas G. Thompson
Miles E. Taylor
Evansville College
Evansville
Ind
Thompson
Ohio State University
Afrotc
Barbara Thompson
Cleveland
Lockbourne
Tishman Construction Co. Total Hits 294 Million
Tishman Realty and Construction Co reports a June 30 total construction activity of 294 million excluding consultants and research. Large in-work volume includes Gateway Center garage and 20 story offices in Chicago and New York office towers. Major projects span Ohio University dorms and NYU buildings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tishman Construction Co
New York, N. Y
Tishman Realty & Construction Co., Inc
John L. Tishman
Tishman
Tishman Realty
Gageway Center
Union Station
Chicago
New York
Horizon House
Fort Lee
N. J
Ohio University
University of Illinois
Sheraton Wilshire
Los Angeles
Gateway Center
John Hancock Center
Madison Square Garden
Pennsylvania Station
New York University
Washington Square
Dog Warden Report to Commission for Six Months
County commissioners reviewed a six month dog warden report from Charles Warren. During this period 1244 dogs were impounded 1042 were disposed of and 202 were redeemed. The warden logged 238 calls and 13000 miles of travel with 19 sheep one cow and one chicken claimed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Warren
Driver Fined Jailed License Suspended In Court
Walter Elwyn Hunter 21 of Athens Route 3 pleaded guilty to DWI and left of center. He was fined 125 dollars and costs, jailed three days, and given a 180 day license suspension. On a second charge he paid 10 dollars and costs. Other cases include Mitchell 18 Riverview Drive reckless operation 20 dollars costs Chadwick 58 Nelsonville stop sign 15 costs Dean 24 North High Street reckless operation 15 costs Workman 20 Frost Route 1 stop sign 15 costs 5 dollars suspended
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Walter Elwyn Hunter
Athens
State
Mark Edwin Mitchell
Riverview Dr
Argyle Chadwick
Nelsonville
James F. Dean
N. High St
Wilda Eileen Workman
Frost
Serviceman Roger L Wemner Aboard USS Franklin D Roosevelt
Boilerman Second Class Roger L Wemner USN son of Mr and Mrs Frank G Wemner Millfield Route 1 is serving aboard the aircraft carrier USS Franklin D Roosevelt currently operating with the Sixth Fleet in the Mediterranean Sea
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Roger L. Wemer
USN
Frank G. Wemner
Millfield
Navy
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Sixth Fleet
Mediterranean
Ohio fire chiefs meet in Cleveland with academy demo
City Fire Chief Charles Dalton attended a three day Ohio fire chiefs conference in Cleveland. Highlights included a demonstration by the Cleveland Fire Department at its fire academy and talks on isometric exercises training officers and related topics. A hit and run accident on Tap House parking lot is under police investigation. Akron soldier Robert Stepanov, 25, killed in Viet Nam patrol duty.
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Charles Dalton
Cleveland
Ohio Fire Chiefs
Cleveland Fire Department
Tap House
W. Union St
Akron
Robert D. Stepanov
Viet Nam
Petersen Named Director of Ohio Public Relations
James K. Petersen was named director of public relations at Ohio University by President Vernon R. Alden. He will assume duties July 19, succeeding David N. Keller. Petersen brings experience from Florida Atlantic University, University of Florida, NBC Timex specials, Crosley Broadcasting, WLWT Cincinnati, Ball State Teachers College, and state department television work. He holds degrees from Maryland, Murray State, and Ohio University with PhD work at Indiana University.
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James K. Petersen
Ohio University
Vernon R. Alden
Petersen
David N. Keller
Athens
Florida Atlantic University
Boca Raton
School of Communications
University of Florida
Gainesville
NBC
Crosley Broadcasting Corp
WLWT
Cincinnati
Jim Bruce
Ball State Teachers College
Muncie
Ind
Phi Beta Kappa
Eisenhower
State Department
Latin America
Navy
U.S. Office of Information
University of
Births and admissions at Sheltering Arms Hospital
Mr. and Mrs. Jeffery Jero bak welcomed a son in Athens. Admitted: Mrs. Robert McGill Millfield Route 1, Mrs. Claude Minerd Stewart, Mrs. William Delong Athens, Mrs. Harry Jourden The Plains, Reans Gibson The Plains, Mrs. Charles Stack Athens, Mrs. Henry Wolfe Amesville, Mrs. Dennis Childress Chauncey. Dismissed: Cecil Gwinn Athens Route 4, Lucille Verity Glouster Route 3, Mrs. Laverna Winne Athens, Mrs. Robert Falkner Athens, Jeffrey DeLaval Frost Route 1, Elza Welch Athens Route 4, Richard Thomas Athens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeffery Jerobak
Athens
Robert McGill
Millfield
Claude Minerd
Stewart
William Delong
Harry Jourden
the Plains
Reans Gibson
Charles Stack
Henry Wolfe
Amesville
Dennis Childress
Chauncey
Cecil Gwinn
Lucille Verity
Glouster
Laverna Winne
Robert Falkner
Jeffrey DeLaval
Frost
Elza Welch
Richard Thomas
Ideal Weather Brings Warm Temperatures to Athens
Ideal weather returned to Athens as the day opened with a 58 degree low. By 9 a.m. temperature rose to 75 under clear skies and bright sun. Sunday's high reached 84 as residents enjoyed warm spring conditions.
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U. S
C. L. Colmer
Police Cite Juveniles In House Entry
Two Athens juveniles aged 14 and 17 were apprehended by city police for breaking and entering the Ohio University Sigma Alpha Epsilon fraternity house on East State Street. Items including a record player suitcases and clothing were recovered. Juvenile Judge Harold F. Rose was notified and custody was placed with their parents. Police said the arrests may help clear several unsolved cases.
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Athens
Ohio University
J. B. Grogan
Harold F. Rose
Sigma Alpha Epsilon
E. State St
Pistol Team Featured In Training Film
The Ohio Department of Natural Resources wildlife division pistol team will be shown in a National Rifle Education training film distributed nationwide. Formed by Fred Marr in spring, the five member squad led by Ted Dean and coached by Deputy Sheriff Bob Allen finished 30th of 31 at the 1965 National Police Pistol Matches at Indiana University. They were the only wildlife enforcement group in the event and plan to return next year better equipped.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio Department of Natural Resources
Division of Wildlife
Indiana University
Ohio Conservationists
Fred Marr
Department of Natural Resources
Union Printing Firm Sold to Robert Cooley
Robert Cooley purchased Union Printing Co from Kenneth Woogerd and plans a corporate structure with Cooley as President and his wife as secretary-treasurer. The firm at 17 W. Washington St will keep its staff of 10 with Clint Chadwick as office manager. The shop remains in its building leased from Woogerd.
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Union Printing Co
Kenneth Woogerd
Robert Cooley
Washington St
Woogerd
Cooley
C. E. Berry
Clint Chadwick
Athens High School
W. Union St
E. Washington St
Educational Television Adds 102 Stations Nationwide
A study by the National Association of Educational Broadcasters with the U S Office of Information lists 102 educational television stations that have begun broadcasting in 12 years. Ohio University's WOUB TV is named among them. The report notes many stations lack adequate financial support as ETV expands across the continental U.S.
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Ohio University
Woub-Tv
National Association of Educational Broadcasters
U. S. Office of Information
U.S
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C. M. Gill and
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N. Court St
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Athens, Ohio
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Houck & Reed Inc
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