City Lot Income Seen Self Supporting for N College Street Lots
Mayor Raymond Shepard believes the three N College St. lots leased from the First Presbyterian Church will be self supporting or profit yielding without tax money. Through five months the lot generated 3335.83 and meter receipts total 1985.83 while 27 renters pay 10 monthly for 270. The church receives 500 monthly plus 80 percent of parking profits. other tenants pay 150 each month for the health department and Municipal Court. The city remodeled the court quarters at cost 6500 and paid 15960 to a contractor for the lot, but the project is expected to remain self supporting under the five year lease.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. College St
First Presbyterian Church
Raymond Shepard
City-County Health Department
Municipal Court
Funeral Home
F. H. Brewer and Co
Lancaster
Drought Disaster Outlined for Athens County Farmers
Athens County designated drought disaster area with approval required before divert acreage is grazed or hayed. ASC chairman Pearl E. Parker notes relaxed 1965 programs allow forage use only with committee sanction. rallies payments if diverted acres are grazed. For details, contact ASC at 1814 S Court St with manager Irvin Wolfe. Firefighters extinguished a trash blaze behind Kroger after hot ashes ignited a city disposal truck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens County
Pearl E. Parker
Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Committee
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Mers
Parker
ASC
S. Court St
Irvin Wolfe
Kroger
Charles Dalton
Athens man receives high Mine Safety honor in Washington
Former SEC mine inspector Joseph B Yanity of Monroeville receives the Interior Department’s highest honor in Washington for his safety work. The citation lauds his training programs that reached over 39 000 supervisors workers and officials and notes his tact and diplomacy in uniting diverse groups around safety messages. Yanity, 24 years with the U S Bureau of Mines, is father to several Athens area residents and lives in a Pittsburgh suburb.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
U. S
Secretary of the Interior
Stewart L. Udall
Department
Washington, D. C
Joseph B. Yanity
Ohio
Yanity
Pittsburgh
U.S. Bureau of Mines
Bureau
Vanity
Monroeville
Petrina
William A. Lavelle
Strouds Run Rd
Joseph, Jr
Robert
Ohio University
Peter
Ridgefield
Conn
Gus Bondi
Further Plans Outlined For Telephone Conversion
General Telephone Co announces continued plans for converting the Athens area to a national all number dialing system set for December 19. J. B. Kimball district commercial manager says the schedule is on track and seven digit numbers will take effect for Athens subscribers on cutover day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Telephone Co
Athens Area
J. B. Kimball
District Commercial Manager
Athens
Shade
Albany
Amesville
Chauncey
Guysville
New Marshfield
Plains
Kimball
Washington St
Telephone Exchange
Probation Violations and Local Court Actions
Roy Heber McGill, 55, Stewart, given 90 days in county jail for probation violation after drinking intoxicants. McGill on five year probation since May for carrying a concealed weapon. he pleaded innocent to a State Highway Patrol driving while intoxicated charge and bond set at $300 with case continued. Four Ernest Butcher charges from Guysville Route continued. Butcher pleaded innocent to threats and assault and battery, with a third charge for a peace bond. Charles Dye filed three charges, Donald Dye another.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Common Pleas Court
Roy Heber McGill
Stewart
McGill
Ernest Butcher
Guysville
Butcher
Charles Dye
Donald Dye
Unseasonably Cool in Athens with Low River Levels
Unseasonably cool weather kept Athens chilly at 50 degrees, rising to 77 by 9 am as drought effects appeared on the Hocking River at 2.32 ft the lowest in 14 years. Ohio University to broadcast a tape of David Brinkley convocation at 7 pm Thursday on Station WOUB.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
U. S
C. L. Colmer
Colmer
Hocking River
Ohio University
David Brinkley
Memorial Auditorium
WOUB
Willard Campbell Sentenced for Criminal Assault
Willard A Campbell 40 of Glouster Route 3 pleaded guilty to criminal assault in Common Pleas Court and was sentenced to 3 to 20 years in the Ohio State Penitentiary. The sentence followed a period of mental observation at Lima State Hospital which the hospital deemed sane. The term will be under the state pardon and parole commission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Common Pleas Court
Willard A. Campbell
Glouster Route 3
Ohio State Penitentiary
Lima State Hospital
Campbell
State Pardon and Parole Commission
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Bitar
Teely Care
IGA
Vienna
LUX Liquid
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L.G.A
L.G.A. Sandwich
China
Stokely
Ballard Or
Pillsbury Biscuits
Parkay
IGA Market
W. Union Street
Fairgrounds
J. B. Vanity
SEC
Capital
Edana
Murrysville, Pa
Joseph B. Vanity
Area Man
Mercury
Moonlite
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