Bates and wife fined in Ohio University protest case
Two of 77 defendants in an Athens County case on anti war demonstrations pled no contest and were fined 50 dollars plus costs after testimony by University officials. The prosecutor suspended further actions until a federal court rules on the law's constitutionality. Bates plans to leave Ohio for Oregon after the term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio University
Athens County
Thomas Bates
Elouise
Roger Jones
University
John Burns
William Kane
Burns
Claude R. Sowle
Lindley Hall
Kane
Bates
the Messenger
Columbus
Ohio
Asst
Michael Nolan
Ohio State Universities
Free hearing tests offered at Highlander Motel Athens OH
An advertisement invites the public to a free electronic hearing test by Homer Norrell at the Highlander Motel 420 W Union St Athens Ohio on Friday June 16 from 1 to 5 pm. Diagrams explain ear function and causes of hearing loss. Call Beltone Zanesville at 453 1103 for appointments if unavailable.
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Highlander
W. Union St
Athens
Ohio
Homer Norrell
Highlanders Hotel
Union St
Beltone
Zanesville
Service clubs back E State recreation area expansion
The Citizens For Recreational Facilities formed by the Jaycees Kiwanis Lions Rotary and Sertoma will fund and guide additions at the E State Street area. Jaycee President Rick Abel says a shelter is near completion within two weeks following designs from Engineering Associates Wooster. Estimated shelter cost about 3000 dollars. Kiwanis donated 300 for benches and Rotary 500 for snack facilities. Lions and Sertoma earmark 40 percent of festival booth proceeds for the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jaycees
Kiwanis
Lions
Rotary
Sertoma
Jaycee
Rick Abel
Engineering Associates, Wooster
Scott LaGraff
Arnie
Spofforth Receives 1000 Grant for Play Place Design
Athens artist Spofforth has been awarded a $1000 grant from the Ohio Arts Council in cooperation with the Athens City Recreation Department to design a Play Place at the E State Street Recreation Complex. He will develop a creative play and educational environment for children and share plans with other Ohio communities.
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Athens
John Spofforth
Ohio Arts Council
OAC
Athens City Recreation Department
E. State Street
Ralph Welker
Spofforth
Ohio
Childre
Deadline Looms For 1972 Estimated Tax Declarations
Taxpayers must file by tomorrow for the second quarter estimated tax unless new rules apply. The rule now uses thresholds of 500 dollars in untaxed income and 100 dollars estimated tax to trigger filing requirements, with various wage and joint-filing exceptions noted by H R Block manager Clay Howard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uncle Sam
Clay Howard
H & R Block
Center Affected By Plan Concerning New State Treatment Program
The article notes a statewide plan allowing courts to place drug addicts in state hospitals for treatment. Dr. Harry Chovnick of Athens Mental Health Center says he will treat all admitted patients but worries about possible room, money, and staff shortages if load increases. The Department of Mental Hygiene and Correction runs the program with courts controlling discharge. ten Ohio state hospitals are affected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Chovnick
Athens Mental Health Center
Department of Mental Hygiene and Correction
Mental Health Center
Ohio State
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E. State Recreation Area
Arnie LaGraff
Kiwanis Club
Rotarians
Messenger
Dan Dry
Spoffoth
American Legion Post
Pi Phi
Alpha Tau Chapter
Sigma Phi Gamma
The
International Business Sorority
Blossom Kent Center
State Highway Patrol
Roy R. Wilson
Corning
James N. George
Lima
William Hutchison
the Plains
Emily J. Williams
Charles McKenna
Monticello Village
Florida State University
Tallahassee
Marting
Father. Day Sn
Erickson
RCA
Cunningham Music Center
Richland Ave
Dad
van Heusen
Bryson
Metcalf
Wembley
Marting’s Men’s Dept
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