Disturbances in Athens Leave City Facing Costs and Charges
Athens Ohio contends with spring disturbances as city officials estimate over 4000 in damages and overtime. Two Ohio University students, along with several others, face felonies for inciting to riot and related charges. numerous misdemeanors result in fines and jail time.
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Athens
Ohio
Koscinski
Ellsworth Holden
Jones
Phil Goldsberry
Goldsberry
Ohio University
University
Jeffrey Bierlein
Byers Hall
Don Wolcott
Wolcott
Arthur L. Sayles
Jefferson Hall
Robert Capito
Shively Hall
Thomas C. Preslan
James Hall
Edward L. Rehak
Hoover House
Thomas Krelan
James Cole
John Milar Jr
Fort St
David Wayne Smith
Union St
Charles A. Waste
Bill Cullen
Westfield
Gary Hendershot
New Marshfield
William Allen
N. Court St
Michael D. Schwartz
Bernardsville
Gale Downie
Wilson Hall
James Peach
John T Wilkins
Leslie Davis
Nicholas Pursell
Robert Barnes
Timothy James
Richard Mauk
Thomas Rife
David Bogt
Steve Conway
Phyllis Richardson
River Festival in Gallipolis Celebrates Bicentennial
The 11th River Recreation Festival runs July 2 to 4 with a queen contest Friday, fireworks Sunday, and activities including turtle races rope skipping sack races art show music dance church services prayer breakfast barbecue sky diving water ski and choral singing. The July 4 parade from 12 30 to 3 p m carries the theme Freedom Trail.
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Gallipolis
Skip Meadows
OSU Faculty Vote Sets Bargaining Election
Ohio State University trustees approve a faculty vote next fall on AAUP representation as the bargaining agent. Eligible voters are regular faculty with professor to instructor titles. A 54 44 decision by the board ends a deadlocked tie from three months earlier.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ohio State University
American Association of University Professors
John L. Gushman
Lancaster
Gamertsfelder Scholarship Awards at Ohio University
Mrs. Sherri Borning wins the Gamertsfelder Scholarship prize from the Ohio University Philosophy Department with a 3.73 GPA and a $200 award. Two Gamertsfelder Special Essay prizes of $75 go to Richard Swirsky for Existentialism and Marxism and James Snow for Martin Buber's Ethics.
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Sherri Borning
Gamertsfelder
Ohio University Department of Philosophy
Richard Swirsky
James Snow
Martin Buber
Day Care Positions Open in Tri-County Agency
Two jobs announced by Tri- County Community Action Agency Day Care program. A curriculum supervisor requires a BA in child development and classroom experience. salary 8200 annually. A Plains day care director requires at least two years of college, related experience. salary 6800. Applications due June 16 and June 18.
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Tri- County Community Action Agency
CAA
the Plains
Arlene Sheak
Athens Route 3
Plains Center
Disaster Aid Sought For Guam Typhoon Relief
The Hocking County Red Cross seeks cash donations to assist 13,000 Guam families after Typhoon Pamela. A nationwide $5 million campaign follows depletion of the 1975 76 disaster budget. Hocking County is assigned $328. Donations marked Guam Disaster go to the local chapter for forwarding.
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LOGAN
Hocking County
Red Cross
Pamela
Guam
Truk
Marianas
Elaine Myers
Deputy Director Needed at Tri County Agency
The Tri County Community Action Agency seeks a deputy director who could become executive director. Steve Stanley will leave mid August, and Roger McCauley may stay or resign May 20. A salary raise for both top posts is under discussion to attract qualified candidates. Resumes last to McCullough Athens Route 3 Box 102 45701.
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Tri-County Community Action Agency
Charles McCullough
Steve Stanley
Roger McCauley
McCauley
McCullough
Glouster
Athens
Hocking
Perry
Canoe Race Highlighted At Big Bend Regatta Bicentennial
The 1976 Big Bend Regatta in Pomeroy features a canoe race honoring the Bicentennial on June 20 at 2 p.m. Races start at the Pomeroy landing, follow the river past the Chessie System freight house, and conclude at the landing. Open to any canoeist with their own craft and safety gear.
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Pomeroy
Big Bend
Pomeroy-Mason
Chessie System
Boy Scout Troop
Tom Reed
Pomeroy Chamber of Commerce
P.O
Market Opens On Saturday Season Schedule
The Farmers Market will be open Saturday from 10 a.m. to dark for the season. It will then be open each Wednesday and Saturday from 10 a.m. to dark at the old runway at the East State Street recreation center.
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East State Street Recreation Center
Mistrial Declared in Walker Murder Case During Jury Selection
The murder trial of Jesse Walker was halted when Common Pleas Judge Lowell Howard declared a mistrial after defense counsel mentioned a possible sentence during jury selection. A new panel will be seated and trial delayed for several weeks as prosecutors cited case law on penalties. Walker faced two prior preliminaries and is free on bond with a second trial anticipated.
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Jesse Walker
Common Pleas
Lowell Howard
Howard
Joseph Vanity
Vanity
Michael Nolan
Walker
Thomas Lowery
Jar
Nolan
Jefferson County Court of
Franklin Sheeter
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