Resigns From Athens Children's Services Board After 12 Years
Howard Stout ends his 12 year tenure on the Athens Children's Services Board over concerns about the home and program. He cites understaffing and funding issues, calling for change while noting past home care and staff devotion. County commissioners defer acceptance until next week.
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Herb Amey
Athens Children’s Services Board
Howard Stout
Athens County
Stout
Children’s Services Board
Holdren
West
Wilkes
Two Larceny Counts Denied in Athens City Court
F C Stone of 205 East State Street pleaded innocent to petty and grand larceny charges brought by Vu Duc Phu. He posted no bond and awaits hearings on June 19 after alleged thefts including a cassette deck and a television valued at 240 dollars. Other local pleas include speeding and intoxication cases with fines ranging from 10 to 50 dollars.
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E. State St
Athens County
Vu Duc Phu
Stone
Robert R. Grant
Ewington
State Highway Patrol
Carolyn A. Pico
Tion
Kenneth L Balch
Millfield Route 1
Freda Balch
Robert Daugherty
Conestoga Trailer Court
Pauline Brown
Millfield
Jeffrey L. Mohney
Murray City
Patrol
Speed
Deputies Raid Fields In Athens County Marijuana Bust
Athens County Sheriff Paul Brown and deputies removed cultivated marijuana from four fields south of Nelsonville along the Hocking River. Brown says the plants could yield up to 50 000 in street sales, part of ongoing off duty weekend raids to curb illicit weed. Prosecutor Michael Nolan urged caution and to report suspected plants to his office or Brown.
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Athens County
Paul Brown
Nelsonville
Brown
Hocking River
Michael Nolan
Brown’s
Six Attend Conference by Ohio University OCSEA Chapter
Six officers from the Ohio University Chapter of the Ohio Civil Service Employees Association attended a two day Presidents Conference at Imperial House in Columbus. Richard Warman, state OCSEA president, presided over general sessions. Terry Walburn arranged accommodations. Representing the OU chapter were Margaret Dickens, Alice Mulligan, Irene Coe, Ruth Arbaugh, Ermel Arbaugh, and Robert Mills.
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Ohio Civil Service Employes Association
Imperial House
Columbus
Richard Warman
State Ocsea
Terry Walburn
Ohio University
Margaret Dickens
Alice Mulligan
Irene Coe
Ruth Arbaugh
Ermel Arbaugh
Robert Mills
Weather Splash for June 11 1973 Almanac Style Morning
Daily weather summary from Ohio University geography department notes yesterday high 88 low 65 with humidity 42 percent at 4 pm. Today 9 am 86 percent. precipitation this month 1.57 inches, normal 4.01 inches, yearly total 19.07 inches above normal 0.30. Sunset 8:56 pm sunrise 6:02 am. Barometric pressure 30.05 inches rising.
One Car Accident Injures Three in Waterloo
Dennis R. Starkey, 18, of Columbus, lost control on Route 356 and crashed into a creek. Debbie Shinn, 18, and Pam S. Starkey, 17, sustained injuries. Shinn had a swollen ankle, Starkey a mouth laceration and bruises. Pam Starkey was treated at O'Bleness Memorial Hospital.
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O’bleness Memorial Hospital
Waterloo
State
Highway Patrol
Dennis R. Starkey
Columbus
Starkey
Debbie Shinn
Pam S. Starkey
O’bleness
Two School Break-Ins Investigated
Sheriff deputies investigated weekend break ins at Alexander High School and Albany Elementary with vandalism to all coin operated machines. Also reported were thefts of a female registered goat near Albany and two telephone vandalism incidents including a bombed telephone at the Hocking River facility.
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Alexander High School
Albany Elementary
Paul Brown
Brown
Homer Higgins
Near
Albany
Adena Josephin
Open Door Sessions Set Across Area
Tim Doran district representative for Rep. Clarence E. Miller will hold open door sessions in several towns. The schedule includes Tuesday 9 to 11 a.m. in Pomeroy court room, Wednesday 9 to 11 a.m. in Logan county commissioners' office and 1 to 3 p.m. in Athens post office, Thursday 1 to 3 p.m. in McConnellsville post office and 9 to 11 a.m. in Perry County commissioners' office. Lodge Meets Thursday in New Marshfield. Constitution Lodge No 426 F and A M will hold its regular meeting at 7 30 p.m. Thursday per Elmo Scott master.
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Clarence E. Miller
Pomeroy
Court Room
Logan
Athens
McConnellsville
Perry County
New Marshfield
Buses Run Daily to Pool via Athens Transit System
The Tri County Community Action Agency's Athens Transit System will run buses to the municipal pool all summer. Daily Monday through Saturday service starts at Morrison School on the hour 11 a.m. to 8 p.m. with stops at West School Highland Park East School and the pool and return times at 45 minutes after each hour. Sunday service begins at noon with the same pattern.
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Tri-County Community Action Agency
Athens Transit System
Morrison School
West School
Highland Park
East School
County Receives Local Government Fund Distribution
Athens County will get 15684 in June Local Government Fund distributions per State Auditor Joseph T. Ferguson. statewide, over 56 million was allocated to counties and municipalities, including Athens City 945 and several nearby communities with varied amounts.
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Athens County
Joseph T. Ferguson
City of Athens
Nelsonville
Gallia County
Hocking County
Logan
Meigs County
Perry County
Crooksville
New Lexington
Vinton County
Five Weekend Calls Answered by Athens Fire Squad
Athens Fire Department emergency squadmen responded to five calls over the weekend including medical transports and a fall injury. They also fought two fires Sunday, one a trash fire at Lakeview and another a mattress fire on Shafer Street causing modest losses.
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Lakeview
S. Shafer St
Renee George
Allen Locke
Democrats Will Elect Officers In Lancaster Club Meet
The Tenth District Democratic Action Club will elect officers at 8 p.m. Wednesday at Shaw's Steak House in Lancaster. Dinner will be served after 5 p.m. Also ALBANY Paramathia Lodge No. 25 F and AM meets 7:30 p.m. Tuesday at Albany Masonic Temple and Athens Commandery No. 15 Knights Templar meets 7:30 p.m. Wednesday at the temple.
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Chestnut Streets
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Paramathia Lodge
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Albany Masonic Temple
Athens
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Five Hurt In Head-On Crash In Lodi Ohio
Five people were injured in a head on collision on County Road 25 at Twp Road 84 in Lodi Two at 7 30 p m Saturday. Vehicles driven by Jerry Welch 20 Athens Route 4 and Jack Evener 45 Athens Route 4 met at a curve. Welch sustained lacerations to the right side Evener had an eyebrow cut. Passengers Arthur Casteel 16 Guysville Route 1 and Larry Mann 27 Athens Route 4 suffered injuries. Mann was admitted to O Bleness Memorial Hospital. Casteel and Carl Erwin 52 Athens were treated and released. A second crash early Sunday involved William T Hylton III 18 Route 2 Ann St whose car rolled after steering failed on Route 50W. he had hand lacerations. Kenneth Rutter 30 Nelsonville was cited for speeding after a Route 278 run off.
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Dave Lundberg
Angela Dr
Wayne Thompson
New Marshfield
O’bleness Memorial
O’bleness
Lodi
State Highway Patrol
Jerry Welch
Athens Route 4
Jack Evener
Athens
Welch
Arthur Casteel
Guysville
Larry Mann
Mann
O'Bleness
Casteel
William T. Hylton III
Ann St
Hylton
Kenneth Rutter
Nelsonville
Two Treated For Laceration Fall Injuries
Emergency squad transported two persons to O'Bleness Memorial Hospital for treatment. Mrs. John Romine, 54, of 29 Pomeroy Rd, lacerated her leg stepping from a travel trailer at 12:49 a.m. Grace Brown, 56, of Columbus, fell down steps at 43 S Court St at 12:11 a.m.
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Athens Fire Department
O'Bleness Memorial Hospital
John Romine
Pomeroy Rd
Grace Brown
Columbus
S. Court St
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