Mrs. Sowle Named Monitor in City Employee Union Vote
Katie Sowle wife of Ohio University president and member of the Community Relations Commission was chosen to monitor the city employee union election. The vote among 64 eligible workers will be held in the Junior Fair Building Athens County Fairgrounds from 11 30 a.m. to 4 30 p.m. AFL CFL CMA unionization depends on a simple majority. Robert Todd AFL-CIO Council 53 expects a yes vote and will accompany observers along with City Auditor Ralph Nuzum. Ballots will be counted immediately after closing at 4 30 p.m.
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Katie Sowle
Ohio University
Claude R. Sowle
Community Relations Commission
Donald Barrett
Athens County Fairgrounds
Police and Fire Department
American Federation of State, County and Municipal Employes Union
Afl-Cio
Robert Todd
Ohio Afscme Council 53
Todds
Sowle
Thomas Fpitts
Council 53
Ralph Nuzum
Todd
Chesglen Manor Inches Toward New Environmental Standards
Albany subdivision Chesglen Manor, an 80 unit project near Ohio University Airport, aims to meet new environmental codes with a central sanitary sewer system due in about 45 days. Owner Gerald Chesser highlights water supply from Le-Ax for 18 homes, plans for 20 completed dwellings, and potential commercial sites on 20 surrounding acres.
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Albany
Gerald Chesser
Chesser
Chesglen Manor
Athens County
Montgomery
Ala
Clovis
Ohio University
Albany Schools
Albany-Athens
Meigs County
Prospect
Weather Forecast Across Regions with Showers Likely
National forecast calls for warm weather in the East and Southwest while cooler conditions expected in the Great Lakes and Northwest a band of showers from the southern Plains through the Midwest to the Great Lakes and St. Lawrence. Local forecast notes increasing clouds tonight with lows in the 60s and Friday mainly cloudy with possible showers.
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Great Lakes
Northwest
Plains
Midwest
St. Lawrence Valley
Five Hurt In One Car Crash On Route 664 Hocking County
Five persons were injured in a late Wednesday one car crash on Route 664 at South Bloomingville in Hocking County. Melvin W. Blake 18 of Columbus drove off the road traveled 291 feet and stopped 41 feet from the highway. Blake and four passengers were hospitalized. The wreck remains under investigation.
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Logan
South Bloomingville
Hocking County
Melvin W. Blake
Columbus
Man Found Guilty On Vehicle Charge
James P. Chaney of Athens was found guilty in Athens County Municipal Court of operating an unsafe vehicle after pleading innocent to a state highway patrol charge. He faces July 30 hearings on a separate January charge of driving while intoxicated and a contempt of court claim for missing a prior appearance. Other Thursday cases included Benjamin Vanmeter, Dana Gall, Henry Lowe, Richard C. Stewart, Phillip Stephenson, Charles Singer with various charges and penalties.
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James P. Chaney
Athens
Athens County
State Highway Patrol
Chaney
Phillip Stephenson
Nelsonville
Charles Singer
Stewart
Naomi Goins
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Mrs. Sowle
Monitor
Joe Foggatt
Dalton
Hocking River
U.S
C. L. Colmer
Lece Perecest
Charleston
New Orleans
Charlotte
New York
Chicago
Okla
The
JBL
Cunningham Music Center
Stimson & Palmer
Athens, Ohio
Hocking
Blake
Hocking Valley Community Hospital
Southeast Ohio Emergency Medical Service
Cathy Lynn Carney
Laurelville
Bonnie Pearl Copple
Grove City
Randy Lee Gray
Pam Neece
Lancaster
Benjamin Vanmeter
Beverly
Dana Gall
Henry Lowe
Belpre
Richard C. Stewart
FDIC
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Piresires
Southeastern Ohio
Security Bank
F.D.I.C
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