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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 21, 1976
Page
6
Hearings Set for 2 Men in Meigs County Court
Wayne Peyton 24 of Dexter Route 1 and Phil Mark Schirtzing 22 of Somerset appeared before Judge Robert Buck for initial hearings. Schirtzing faces grand theft charges after a Sunday incident in which a car door glass was broken and a CB radio and eight track stereo were allegedly stolen from a Donald Taylor vehicle. Peyton is charged with possession cultivation of marijuana and receiving stolen goods after a raid in Scipio Two found marijuana. bond set at 25,000 and Thursday hearing. The union threatened a downtown demonstration over worker plight and later talks between university officials and the union were reported. The 1,800 strikers are with AFSCME. UC sought court relief to establish a review board amid ongoing negotiations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pomeroy
Wayne Peyton
Dexter Route 1
Phil Mark Schirtzing
Somerset
Robert Buck
Meigs
Schiitzing
Robert Hartenbach
Donald Taylor
Peyton
Scipio Two
Ground Breaking For Gallia-Jackson-Meigs Mental Health Center
Ground breaking ceremonies were held in Gallia County for a new 1 145 000 mental health center near Holzer Medical Center. The 8.7 acre site will include four acres for recreation and 10 psychiatric beds. Funding comes from Health Education and Welfare 90 percent Ohio 5 percent and Gallia County 5 percent. The center will be operated by the Gallia Jackson Meigs Com Board Inc. under the 648 Board with no general revenue funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallia-Jackson-Meigs Comprehensive Community Health Center
George B. Greaves
Don Schwendeman
Timothy B. Moritz
Ohio Department of Mental Health and Mental Retardation
Ronald James
Maxine S. Plummer
Ssenger
Renee Stone
Malcolm B. Orebaugh
Joe Stewart
Clarence Johnson
John Belville
Gallia County
K. Fielding Massie
King Contracting, Inc
Mary Lou King
Tom Moulton
Community Mental Health Center Board
Gallipolis
Gallia-Jackson- Meigs
Holzer Medical Center
Health, Education and Welfare
State of
Ohio
Community Mental Health Center
Gallia-Jackson-Meigs Community Mental Health Center Board Inc
Gallia, Jackson and Meigs 648 Board
648 Board
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Stanley Troup
University
Hamilton County Common Pleas Court
Thomas Heekin
Mem
Bers
American Federation of State
Troup
Heekin
Allwood Stable
Savoir
Union St
Pepsi-Cola
Vb Supermarket
Nelsonville
Folger
S. Davis
Garvin Chocolate
Greer
Rene Squid
Moe
Elbo Mae
Kahn
Deli
Sens Hanes
Braunschweiger
California
U.S.D.A
Poplar St
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