Hearings Set After Innocent Pleas In Athens County Court
Joseph Kovalick and Paul Alpert of 111 N. Lancaster St pleaded innocent Friday in Athens County Municipal Court to trespassing charges brought by Vernon Liang of 45 N. Shafer St. Hearings are set for July 25 and both were released on their own recognizance. Additional Friday cases include Drewley McDaniel for fishing without a license, Eva Bell for failure to stop, Roger Davis for dis orderly conduct, Dawson Meeks for failure to yield, Jamie Bolt for driving left of center and DWI, and David Riggs for failure to yield. All pleadings result in fines or hearings as noted.
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Joseph Kovalick
Paul Alpert
N. Lancaster St
Athens County
Vernon Liang
N. Shafer St
Drewley O. McDaniel
State Game Protector
Eva M. Bell
State St
Roger Davis
Nelsonville
Dow's
Roger
Patrol
Jiamie Bolt
Athens
David Riggs
City Workers Approve AFL-CIO Representation
In a 59 of 66 turnout, 91 percent of city employees voted to have Ohio Council 53 AFL-CIO represent them. Election monitors and officials described a smooth process at the Junior Fair Building, with plans for pre negotiations and dues check off in coming months.
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Ohio Council 53
American Federation of State
Todd
Council 53
Ralph Nuzum
John Donnally
Afscme
Donald Barrett
Donnally
Albany Route Public Water Projects Low on 1974 Grant List
Gov. Gilligan announced a 1974 priority list for federal construction grants to Ohio municipal water projects totaling 173.2 million. Racine in Meigs County scores 134 for an 897,000 project, while Albany’s 896,000 request sits at 221st of 225. The list factors in basins like Lake Erie and Cuyahoga and favors areas with sewer bans or water quality issues. EPA evaluation considers infiltration and user charges. OWDA loans are possible for eligible municipalities.
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Ohio
John J. Gilligan
Gilligan
Ohio Environmental Protection Agency
EPA
Ohio Water Development Authority
OWDA
U.S. Environmental Protection Agency
Racine
Meigs County
Albany
Ohio Epa
Lake Erie
Mahoning
Cuyahoga
Miami
Scioto
Lake Erie Basin
U.S. Epa
Vandals Cause 350000 Damage at Gen Tel in Strike
Vandals inflicted about 350000 in damage to General Telephone facilities as 2800 workers struck. Some 25 exchanges were isolated by cable cuts or damaged equipment in five days. The company blames vulnerability of exposed cable and unknown perpetrators while awaiting federal mediator for bargaining with the Communications Workers of America.
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Marion, Ohio
General Telephone Co
The
Communication Workers of America
Federal Mediator
Weather Forecast and Hospital Visitor Notice
National forecast calls for warm weather across the South and East with cooler air in the north and showers in the western Plains and central Gulf. Local forecast predicts cloudy warm humid conditions tonight and Saturday with thundershowers, lows near 70, high in the mid 80s, and Ohio Valley warm humid through Tuesday with a chance of showers. Data from Ohio University and local river stages. Visiting hours set 11 a.m. to 8:30 p.m. with maternity restrictions. Births, admissions, and discharges listed for several patients and relatives.
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South
Plains
Central Gulf
Ohio
Fair Tickets Cut Rate For Ohio State Fair Senior Citizens
Ohio senior citizens can buy advance discounted admission to the 120th Ohio State Fair for 75 cents, instead of 1.50, through the Department of Mental Health and Mental Retardation Division of Administration on Aging. Tickets are available at senior centers and the Columbus address, with payment required. The fair runs August 23 through Labor Day with daily senior programs on nutrition crafts awards entertainment and a talent show.
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Columbus
Ohio
Rose Papier
Department of Mental Health and Mental Retardation
N. High St
Ohio University Graduate Joins State Fire Marshal as Sprinkler Evaluator
Kevin Bower 22 of Gahana has been named to the Nursing Home Inspection Bureau staff. He will evaluate sprinkler system plans submitted by manufacturers for nursing homes. A mechanical engineering graduate, he joins via the Public Employment Program with the department paying 10 percent of his salary for the year.
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Ohio University
Kevin Bower
Gahana
Nursing Home Inspection Bureau
State Fire Marshal Division
Bower
Department
Federal Public Employment Program
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Deborah Hrouda
Katie Sowle
Sowle
Ray Riley
Bill Carpenter
Thomas Pitts
Gen Tel
Hockings
Wien
U. S
C. L. Colmer
O’bleness Memorial Hospital
Charles Birkhimer
Elizabeth Parfitt
Lewis Wigal
Hattie Webb
Jill Jeffers
Bill Whitlatch
the Plains
Thomas Brown
Millfield
George Brozak
Stewart
Thomas Byrd
Marcus Collins
Harry Smathers
Vinton
Carroll Reeves
Lancaster
Diana Toney
Norma Crcutt and Son
Eva Allen
Nellie Linscott
Steven Baney
Harold Meister
Gary Bentley
Linda Jenkins
Ruth Johnson
Robert Kramer
Carl Mathews
National Weather Service
NOAA
US Dept. of Commerce
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Little Rock
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Rhose
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Logan
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