Mayor Acts As Go-Between In Athens Telephone Strike
Athens officials urged mediation in the General Telephone Co and Communication Workers of America strike. Mayor Donald Barrett met two hours with GT and CWA reps to offer city mediation while insisting the city will not judge or intervene. Separate incidents near the strike included brick damage to a supervisor’s home and picket harassment during cable repairs. Negotiations in Marion were to resume soon as the strike began July 16.
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Athens
General Telephone Co
Communication Workers of America
Donald Barrett
CWA
Ron Reichard
General Telephone Area Service
Hocking River
Mill Street
Marion
Howard Hughes
Federal Mediation Service
Don Detwiler
Detwiler
Seven face DWI and related charges in Athens court
In Athens County Municipal Court seven men faced drunken driving charges and related offenses. Multiple defendants requested attorney time or were fined and jailed. one case involved marijuana possession and another a separate contempt penalty. A broader report covers strike actions and vandalism costs to a communications company.
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Athens County
Raymond E. Ice
Albany
Athens
Kenneth W. Collins
Grosvenor St
John Shannon, Jr
Columbus
Patrol
Don C. Moore
Gerry Teal
Nelsonville
Lawrence R. Facemyer, Jr
Three Calls Aided by Emergency Service Sunday
Southeast Ohio Emergency Medical Service responded to three Sunday calls. Zella Kerns of Millfield Route 1 was taken to O'Bleness Memorial Hospital with oxygen for a possible heart attack. Ted Carpenter of Guysville Route 1 was dead on arrival at the same hospital. Nellie McDaniels of Amesville Route 1 received oxygen and was transported for a possible heart attack. Visiting hours and admissions are listed. Athens police charged Howard D. Michael, 18, of The Plains with multiple drug offenses after a Stimson Avenue car search.
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Athens
Trout
Howard Michael
Michael
Curtis Ward
New Marshfield
Drewley D. McDaniel
Southeast
the Plains
Stimson Avenue
Howard D. Michael
Property Transfers In Various Districts Listed
A sequence of land transfers is recorded naming grantees and grantors across Lewis Waggener Clendenin Union and Union Districts. Transfers include acreage to Allen Krebs Elenor Ewing Jane Darrow Phillip Young and others. Additional lots go to Paul Bailey Fern Cheesebrew W Russell Bibbee Jed Beegle and Okey’s Market.
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Adam
Dorothy F. Krebs
Lewis
Allen R
Bonnie Krebs
Elenor M
James Ewing
Jane Elizabeth Darrow
Phillip Young
Alan K
Ruth Diehl
Ramon A. Diehl
Marian R
Byron Henry
Alice E
Alex Piesner
Jean D
Charles Campbell
Barbara
Joseph Ramon
Edward Diehl
Waggener
Otis
Ruby Queen
Vada King
Clendenin
Paul C
Preparation H Promises Quick Relief for Hemorrhoidal Tissue
An ad claims Preparation H provides prompt temporary relief from pain itching and swelling of hemorrhoidal tissues caused by inflammation. It cites doctor tests on hundreds of patients and states many doctors use it for their families. The copy mentions ointment and suppositories.
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Barrett
John Luman, Jr
Jimmie D. Withem
Amesville
Arnold Nelson Brundige
Harley V. Riley
Kenneth Hayes
Pomeroy
John Trout
Portsmouth
Hocking
Meigs
Meigs County
Dmages
Robert M. Wopat
John J. Gilligan
Gaiq
Gaig Wopat
Edmund Turk
Public Utilities Commission of Ohio
John Hansan
Gilligan
Ampak Super G
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Wyler
Eckrich
O’bleness Memorial Hospital
Leslie Hitchcock
Dale Shumaker
William Snyder
James Steele
Chauncey Hollinstead
Michael Shea
Dannie Holley
Walter Hails
Donald Weekley
Wyatt McDaniel
Walter Powell
Susan Radcliff
Ralph Gatchel
Robert Fultz
Dwight Hartley
Mirand Rutter
Glouster
Harold Halterman
Wellston
Fred Keirns
Millfield
George Brozak
Lewis Wigal
George Simonton
Julie Gaines
Edna Joseph
Marcus Collins
Harold Pierce
Helen Horvath
Michael McWilliams
Richard Mathews
Homer Adams
Candy Kidd
Samuel Heady
Douglas Hoyd
Angela Krolow
David McAllister II
Katherine Whitzel
Rhonda Adams
Carroll Reeves
Max Anderson
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