County Commissioners Weigh Sheriff Budget Demands in Long Session
Athens County leaders debated sheriff Paul Brown requests for more money and staff amid withheld salaries for the juvenile bureau. Prosecuting Attorney Nolan supported grant conditions while commissioners voted to restore pay, approve AJD funded transfers, and seek bids for alarm and sprinkler systems.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Brown
Michael Nolan
Sheriff's Juvenile Bureau
Juvenile Bureau
Administration of Justice Division
Robert Brown
Robert Bumgardner
Commission
James Edwards
Max Adkins
Helen Baker
Baker
Nolan
Sheriff's Office
Brown
AJD
Sheriff's Department
Adkins
Koe-Krompecher
Hocking County
Athens County
Wes Harris
Rural Crime Solutions Sought By Farm Bureau
A 10 member advisory council formed by the Ohio Farm Bureau will study rural crime and test solutions in Medina Ashland Wayne Perry Hocking Athens Madison Clark and Fayette Counties. The panel includes four law enforcement officers two farmers a judge a prosecuting attorney a resident nonfarmer and a businessman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Ohio Farm Bureau Federation
The
Farm Bureau
William Swank
Medina
Ashland
Wayne
Perry
Hocking
Athens
Madison, Clark
Fayette Counties
Campaign Expense Reports Amended in Athens County
The Athens County Board of Elections ordered amendments to the Harry Crewson for County Commissioner and Jane Smith for State Representative campaign expense statements filed before the May primary. Officials cited itemization gaps and a missing chairman signature. both personal statements were correct. Crewson has resigned and is interim president at Ohio University. Smith won the Democratic nomination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens County Board of Elections
Harry Crewson
Jane Smith
William Howe
Howe
Crewson
Katie Folley
Committee
Lenore Sickels
Board of Elections
Ohio University
Smith
Traffic fines and dismissals listed for Ohio and nearby states
A list of drivers cited for traffic offenses including speeding disobeying signals failure to signal improper backing and unsafe operation from various towns in Ohio West Virginia and neighboring states. Several cases show fines ranging from 10 to 58 with costs and in one instance jail time suspended after probation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert B. Boyd
Joneswood Dr
Robert W. Annis
Union St
Bonnie L. Barber
Athens
James C. McLean
the Plains
Guysville Fire Victims Need Aid
The Athens County Red Cross appeals for donations for a Guysville couple burned from their mobile home last weekend. Margaret Carney says the family lacks clothing for eight month old and needs shirts size 15 1 2 pants 36 38 waist 30 length and a dress size 18 for Mrs Barnhouse. Contact is available for those with items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens County
The
American Red Cross
Guysville
Margaret Carney
Bill
Cathy Barnhouse
Long Ridge
Racine Man Suffered Heart Attack After Minor Wreck
Henry Phelps 73 of Racine was in a minor collision with Harry Sayre of Jacksonville at C and E Tire Center on Richland Avenue. Phelps was taken to O'Bleness Memorial Hospital after a heart attack in the parking lot and admitted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Racine Route 2
C and E Tire Center
Richland Avenue
Henry Phelps
Harry Sayre
Jacksonville
Phelps
O’bleness Memorial Hospital
O Bleness Hospital Announces Visiting Hours and Birth
Visiting hours at O'Bleness Memorial Hospital run 11 a.m. to 8:30 p.m. with maternity limits of 2:30 to 3:30 and 7 to 8 p.m. Two visitors per patient per hour in maternity. no visitors under 16 in pediatrics or maternity. A daughter born to Mr and Mrs David Sharp of Amesville joins a list of Athens and area residents noted in the notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Sharp
Amesville
Senior Companion Program Funded by COAD for Southeast Ohio
Officials of the Corporation for Ohio Appalachian Development COAD announced a $122 860 federal grant through ACTION to fund a one year Senior Companion Program for Southeastern Ohio. The project serves nine counties Adams Brown Pike Highland Morgan Monroe Noble Harrison Jefferson with a central Marietta office and two coordinators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corporation For Ohio Appalachian Development
COAD
Southeastern
Ohio
Ty Action
Marietta
Adams
Brown
Pike
Highland
Morgan
Monroe
Noble
Harrison and
Jefferson
Also Mentioned on This Page
Deborah Hrouda Messenger
Athens County Commissioners
Donald Barrett
Phyllis Katz
Greg Hill
Alan Geiger
Edwards
Lasie Koe - Krompecher
Plains Water and Sewer Project
Plains
Grant Michaels
Michaels
Leo Sheridan
Sheridan
West Virginia
Paul Hudnall
Lowell Ridenour
Ohio State University
Ridenour
Nancy J. Day
Glouster
Patricia Peters
Cleveland Heights
Edward R. Sanford
Mulligan Road
Carl R. Allberry
Union Furnace
Frederick C. Altman
Corning
Clarice A. Blanton
Piketon
Steven L. Coyer
Beaver
Sylvia A. Cunningham
Chauncey
William K. Doyle Jr
Annandale
Roger W. Hawkins
Enterprise
W. Va
Helen I. Hitchings
Nelsonville
Phillip, T. Holt
Parkersburg
Steve G. Morris
Albany
Ernest Prye
Dayton
Donald M. Bardin
Columbus
Melvin Seitz
McArthur
Glen H. Stark
Grove City
James L. Thompson
Rita S. Troxel
Craig R. VanCamp
Springlake
N. C
Ernest C. Barker
Zanesville
William T. Bolts
James R Brooks
Logan
James W. Burke
William T. Cannon
Grant Town
W.va
Eric Steven Fellers
Findlay
Joseph A. Hardy
Pittsburgh
Charles W. Hays Jr
Washington
Lewis K. Higgins
Jeffrey G. Huston
Bremen
Doak R. Markley Jr
Marci E. Miller
Tempe
Ariz
Barbara J. McKee
F. D. Nixdale
Monaco
N. Y
Andrew J. Proya Jr
East Palestine
Phyllis R. Smart
Michael L. Stauffer
Fairbanks
Alaska
Philip S. Wagner
Huntsville
Speed
Patrol
Willie H. Clark
Tony M. Holmes
Robert G. Oliver
New Haven
Conn
Fred A. Swaney
Alexandria
John S. Davis
Akron
Jerry E. Llewellyn
Racine
Dorothy Risley
Edna Woodruff
Nick Dandos
Darrell Carruthers
Hubert Bloomer
Julia Quinn
David Brown
Murry City
Edward Perry
Samuel Hardy
Clarence Goldsberry
Yvonne Beal
Cheryl Boykin
Maria Cherrington
Eleanor Dawson
Enid Hand
Lenora Harvey
Edwin LaVelle
Donnie Kirkbride
Tyrone Morris
Elmer Poston
Charles Ratigan
Dawn Rizer
Dora Stevens
Hocking Valley
Uty
Learance
N. Court Street
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