Street Sign Missing Prompts Warning In Athens
Athens Safety Service Director Dwight Robinson said a sign at the College and Washington Streets intersection was removed. The sign permitted a right turn onto Washington from College. a new sign will be erected and drivers may still turn. He noted many signs have been removed recently and urged rooming house owners to notify police if signs are found. Officers will collect them.
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Dwight Robinson
College
Washington Streets
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Washington
Motorist Charged After Athens Traffic Mishap
Police investigated a collision at Columbus Road and Lancaster Street. Ihla Fae Kimes of Athens Route 3 was charged with making an improper left turn after her car collided with a vehicle driven by Dr. Lawrence Goldberg of Peach Ridge Road.
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Ihla Fae Kimes
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Probe Theft from Autos
Athens police investigate entry of several parked cars and thefts from vehicles. The hardest hit was Mrs. Margaret Jenkins on Jackson Route 1, with $226 in items stolen. Other owners affected include Larry Jenkins Watt Street Phillip Silvino Bromiey Hall and Garry Bruce Columbia Avenue.
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Athens
Margaret Jenkins
Jackson Route 1
Larry Jenkins
Watt St
Phillip Silvino
Bromiey Hall
Garry Bruce
Columbia Ave
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