Three Appear On Charges By Game Protectors
Three people faced Athens County Municipal Court on charges by game protectors for swimming and fishing in Four Mile Creek and Fox Lake. Marcella Wiley pleaded guilty to fishing without a license and paid 25 dollars plus costs. Pamela Smith, also of Belpre, did not appear and forfeited a 25 dollar bond. Alyce Orehovec and David Bean pleaded innocent to swimming in a wildlife pond and posted 33 dollar bonds for hearings set June 26. Kenneth Thomas Jr was found guilty of illegal parking at Fox Lake and fined 15 dollars plus costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens County
Four Mile Creek
Fox Lake
Marcella Wiley
Belpre
Pamela Smith
Alyce Orehovec
Mill St
David Bean
Richland Ave
Kenneth
Thomas, Jr
Albany
David Magyar
Cleveland
Leon Henson
Ralph Kelsey
Hooper St
Athens
Robert Hohman
Columbus
Brian Miller
Westlake
Gay Atha
McConnelsville
Ronald Windland
Paul Stewart
Quincy
Mark Sindrich
Parma
Harold Johnson
Shawnee
Oil Drip Noted In Tributary Near The Lower Plains
Max Luehrs of the Nelsonville Ohio EPA reports a slowly dripping, apparently abandoned pipeline in The Lower Plains area. He checked Tuesday morning and said the leak is so minor it might not fill a gallon in 24 hours and cannot be labeled a spill while he seeks the line’s owner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Creek
Lower Plains
Max Luehrs
Nelsonville
Ohio Environmental Protection Agency
Luehrs
Ohio University Junior Wins Sigma Alpha Iota Honor Award
Randice Topping, an Ohio University junior from Athens, receives the Sigma Alpha Ieta Deans Honor Award. The regional office honors the member of the local chapter who shows top musical, scholastic and ethical standards. Dr. Clyde H. Thompson presented the award at the honors convocation in the School of Music Recital Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Randice Topping
Ohio University
Athens
Sigma Alpha Ieta
National Music Sorority
School of Music
Clyde H. Thompson
Minelli to Conduct Five Weeks at Swiss School
Professor Charles Minelli of Ohio University School of Music will conduct a five weeks session at the International School of Music in Montreux Switzerland. He will also teach a class in band scoring and lead the university band.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Minelli
Ohio University School of Music
Ohio University
International School of Music
Montreaux
Switzerland
Amesville Students Visit Columbus Zoo on Friday
About 110 first and second graders from Amesville Elementary, plus the learning disabilities class, will tour the Columbus zoo this Friday. Buses depart at 9 15 a.m. and return by 5 p.m. Chaperones include Mrs Mont Bennett and others. drop offs at Kilvert Center and Federal Hocking High School.
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Amesville
Columbus Zoo
Kilvert Center
Federal Hocking High School
Mont Bennett
Shirley Hayes
Louanna Locke
Louise Jago
Nancy Dahse
Eugenia Kresge
Ellen Davis
Linda Lairson
Gwen Fox
Lynda Cole
Red Cross and Sertoma Plan Ohio University Dorm Sale
Athens County Red Cross and Sertoma Men's Club collect unused dorm items from Ohio University residents for a two week fundraiser. Proceeds will be split between disaster relief and the speech and hearing clinic, with the Red Cross quota at 1065 dollars and 194 dollars already raised. Donations drop at the Red Cross office 132 N Congress St. An Athens County jail inmate Gordon Wade, 29, was hospitalized after illness at 12:25 a.m. following an emergency call.
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Athens County Red Cross
Sertoma Men’s Club
Ohio University
Red Cross
Sertoma
Louise Berry
N. Congress St
Athens County
O’bleness Memorial Hospital
Athens
Gordon Wade
Valley Acres
Honorary Degree Awarded to W. McClure at St Michael's College
Winooski Park Vermont J Warren McClure a leading newspaper marketing figure received an honorary degree from St Michael's College. The Athens Ohio native has steered McClure Newspapers and helped build Gannett’s marketing operation while directing multiple papers and serving on several boards.
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Winooski Park
J. Warren McClure
St. Michael's College
Athens
Ohio
Grand Forks
N.D
Herald
Burlington
Gannett
Guam
Cochran Returns To Duty At Athens Police
Former police chief Charles Cochran returned to duty as captain with the Athens Police Department after vacation and sick leave. Capt Clyde Beasley filled in for acting chief Ted Jones who was released from O B Legh Memorial Hospital after a wrist injury from a weekend softball game. Jones is expected to return Friday and his residency motion with the Civil Service Commission is postponed until recovery.
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Charles Cochran
Athens
Clyde Beasley
Ted Jones
O’bleness Memorial Hospital
Jones
Civil Service Commission
Ron DeVeau
Six Athens Students Complete Data Processing Course
Six Athens High School students earned certificates after completing a data processing course taught by Ohio Valley Data Processing Management Association members. Instructors included Richard L. Davis Dr. Charles Walker Dr. Charles Harrington Alden Dalzell Elsworth Holden and Robert McGee who coordinated the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens High School
Athens
Ohio Valley Data Processing Management Association
Diane Lewis
Myrie Koker
Ramona Ryan
Steve Lane
Mark Frink
David Falk
DPMA
Richard L. Davis
Charles Walker
Charles Harrington
Alden Dalzell
Elsworth Holden
Robert McGee
Property Damage Reported Over the Weekend in Athens
Athens police logged three property destruction incidents over the weekend. Cunningham Music Store reported a piano damaged by a concrete block at Palmer Street, with $200 estimated damage and no window replacement figure. Robert Shelley reported a brick shattered window at his home on Congress Street at 12 55 a m. Chris Dunan said her car tires were slashed at Heck's parking lot on Sunday night with no loss estimate.
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Athens
Cunningham Music Store
Palmer Street
Robert Shelley
Congress St
Chris Dunan
Mill Street
Apts
Two Men Plead Guilty in Athens Court Actions
Richard James pleaded guilty to unlawful delivery of a barbiturate after being found sane by Athens Mental Health Center exams. Samuel Long changed his plea to guilty in a malicious destruction case from a Hungry Herman's window kick-in. No sentencing date set. MEIGS LICENSE Rodney Karr and Barbara Marshall listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Common Pleas
Athens County Grand Jury
Richard James
Athens Mental Health Center
Samuel Long
Hungry Herman’s
Rotary Speaker Predicts Severe Paper Shortage
Beckett Paper Company official William Copeland told the Athens Rotary that paper production will be far short of demand by 1975 due to the 1969 recession and ecological controls. He noted industry shifts from excess capacity to competition for orders and urged renewed public confidence to avert stagnation, predicting needed new mills worth 4 billion dollars. The report also covers the Athens Rotary District 669 conference at Salt Lodge with 375 members and guest speakers.
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Michael Staton
Messenger
Beckett Paper Company
William Copeland
Athens Rotary
Copeland
United State
Salt Lodge
Cambridge
Rotary
Ohio
Edward Cottingham
Katie Sowle
Ohio University
Claude Sowle
Jim Snyder
David Caul
Athens Mental Health Center
Athens
Carl Roberts
Students Elect Officers at Alexander High School
Alexander High School elected class officers for 1973 74 with sophomores Pam Shingler as president and Linda Rickard as vice president and seniors Steve Thomas as president. Student council officers include Sara Mace as president and Denise Radcliffe as secretary.
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Albany
Alexander High School
Pam Shingler
Linda Rickard
Donna Haseley
Patsy Dearth
Lynette Dougan
Sheila Hyatt
Theresa Matheny
Cathy Young
Steve Thomas
Dave Gilders
Kenda Elliott
Laura the
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Sheriff's Office
Minelli
Zoo
W. McClure
McClure Newspapers, Inc
The
Free Press
Public Opinion
McClure
Central Vermont Railway
Haverhill Publishing Co
Champlain College
Shelburne Museum
Vermont Liberal Arts and Sciences College
ABC
Cochran
MEIGS
Rodney Karr
Middleport
Barbara Marshall
Pomeroy
University Terrace
Ellis Hall
Associated Druggists
A.D
Badminton
Jergens
Colgate
Visine
Scotton
Johnson & Johnson
Mitchum
Gillette Foamy
Desenex
Cepacol
Foster
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