Probation Given in Baby Death Case at Ohio University
Brenda Helen Campbell 20 of Dayton was placed on 18 months probation after pleading guilty to involuntary manslaughter in the death of her newborn son in an OU dorm January. Trial was cancelled. prosecutors say the charge fits the state's evidence. Costs total 1064.03 for police security during hospital stay.
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Ohio University
Brenda Helen Campbell
Athens County Common Pleas Court
John Bolin
Miss Campbell
Dayton
Robert Bostick
Claire M. Ball Jr
John
Campbell
O’bleness Memorial Hospital
Pickering Hall
Payment Of Overtime To Shrink City Funds
Athens firemen receive about $12,000 in retroactive overtime pay dating back to May 1968 due to past misinterpretation of the city's overtime ordinance. City officials say the budget is already tight and the payout may force further cuts, while talks with the local IAFF branch progress on wage classifications and unfilled lieutenant positions.
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Tom Price
Messenger
Athens
Tad Grover Tol
The
Gerald Mollica
Grover
Council
Mes
International Association of Fire Fighters
IAFF
Walter Jones
the Messenger
Raymond Shepard
Shepard
Mainstream Work Objection Voiced by County Officials
Athens County Engineer Gerald Hann voiced dissatisfaction with progress by Operation Mainstream workers in the Deanville area. He alleged deliberate equipment sabotage and said only the agency supervisor can fire workers. He sought to hire an elderly volunteer but CAA policy forbids it. Commissioners discussed jail repairs and funding for sheriff deputies facing budget limits. Treasurer Olive Rose received a 30 day extension to collect real estate taxes.
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Athens County
Gerald Hann
Deanville
Tri- County Community Action Agency
Athens-Hocking-Perry County
Hann
CAA
Roger McCauley
Charles Ennis
Harold Shields
Commission
Jim Edwards
Shields
Olive Rose
Parish Picnic Planned at Chauncey Church
The annual Christian Church parish picnic will be held at the Bert Kozma home in College Hill on June 27. Activities begin with a 4 p.m. softball game and recreation, dinner at 5 p.m., then devotional time led by Chauncey CYF.
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Chauncey
Christian Church Parish
Bert Kozma
College Hill
Chauncey Cyf
Weather forecast and highlights for June 3 1971
Local forecast calls for partly cloudy skies tonight and Friday with lows in the upper 50s to lower 60s and Friday highs in the mid 80s. National outlook shows showers in the northern Rockies and a Texas to Nebraska line with cooler conditions in the Northeast and Great Lakes.
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Rockies
Texas
Nebraska
Plains States
Great Lakes
Robber Pulls $1500 Haul From McDonald's in Athens
An armed man robbed a McDonald's in Athens at 12:50 a.m. taking $1,500 from a bank bag after locking employees in the basement. Police held two suspects Thursday, with one taken for a polygraph test and the other in Meigs County. The suspect matched a prior April 20 robbery description, using a .38 caliber revolver and ski mask.
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McDonald’s
Athens
Larry Smith
Smith
Fred James
Bureau of Criminal Identification
Meigs County
Ohio student charged with counterfeit card calls fined bond
An Ohio University student Michael D. Rasner was charged in Athens County Municipal Court with using a counterfeit credit card number to make long distance calls. He posted a $1,500 bond pending arraignment. The calls totaled $86.57 between February 7 and March 16. Dean Sager was bound over to the grand jury after a preliminary hearing on a $150 insufficient funds check to Troy General Tire Co and pleaded innocent.
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Ohio University
Athens County
Michael D. Rasner
James Hall
General Telephone Co
R. Walter Rauch
Dean Sager
Union-Luhing Road
Retired Teachers Group To Meet In McArthur
The Vinton County Retired Teachers will meet at 2 p.m. Monday at Mary H. Smith's home in McArthur. Refreshments will be served. Mrs. Katherine McCall regional director from Portsmouth will attend.
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Mcarthur
Vinton County
Mary H. Smith
Katherine McCall
Portsmouth
Mayor Files Statement on Expenditures
The Committee for Raymond Shepard for Mayor reports spending 756.61 in the May Primary. Glouster Mayor Thomas Williams files expenses of 21.84 for newspaper ads. Gladys Richards shows no expenditures while running for Glouster clerk. Shepard has not yet filed his own expenditures and receipts with the Athens County Board of Elections.
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Raymond Shepard
Shepard
Athens County Board of Elections
Glouster
Thomas Williams
Gladys Richards
Appalachian Highway Delay Affects Athens Connection
The Athens city school board rejected a land exchange offer for a recreation area behind Morrison Elementary School on Richland Avenue. The four lane highway would run parallel to Richland and link with Hastings Road, Stimson Avenue, and Route 33 East Bypass, with sale planned this summer and bids opening August 17.
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Morrison
Richland Avenue
Highway Department
Richand Avenue
Hooper-Mulligan
Hastings
Farley
Athens
North Hill
Hocking
Albany
Import Auto Center Opens on E State Athens
Import Auto Center Inc opened at 600 E State St Athens with Ray Noel as president and manager. The firm will sell and service imported autos and will focus on the Subaru sub compact from Japan, occupying the former Bill Edwards Pontiac space.
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Import Auto Center, Inc
E. State St
Athens
Ray Noel
Noel
Buckeye Mart
Dale Sanders Auto Agency
Subaru
Bill Edwards
Pontiac
Only Smoke At Bromley
A smoke scare at Bromley Hall in Athens caused lunch hour disruption after a fire alarm at 12 27 p m. Smoke from an incinerator triggered a response by two pumper companies an aerial ladder truck and police. Fire Chief Charles Dalton said there was no fire.
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Bromley Hall
Athens
S. Congress
W. Union
Charles Dalton
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