Absent Councilmen Delay Athens City Pay Hike Approval
Two council members were absent, delaying formal action on a 10 percent pay increase for most full time city staff. The plan, funded by redistributing income tax receipts, targets July 1 for implementation and covers multiple departments. A special session set for June 23 could advance readings on the ordinances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Gerald Moltica
City Hall
Kenneth Collins
Brad Davis
State to Replace Athens Mental Health Center Facilities
Dr. David Caul told Athens Rotary the Athens Mental Health Center facilities lost to highway and river relocation will be replaced in the future. He said funds will come and plans include a baseball field tennis court picnic area and pond improvements with access for community use upon completion. The speaker noted shifts in treating mental illness emphasizing community integration and cross agency cooperation. A Rotary golf tournament at Zanesville Country Club is set for August 5.
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Athens Mental Health Center
Mental Health Center
Athens Rotary
Rotary
Ohio University Inn
David Caul
State Department of Mental Hygiene
Caul
State Highway Department
Department of Mental Hygiene
OU Science Institute Hosts Editors
Authors from OU and editors join the National Science Foundation Summer Institute for College Teachers at Ohio University through July 23. Speakers include Harrison Salisbury of the New York Times and Douglas Cater, former White House assistant, with talks on Government and the Press and Mass Political Communication in Baker Center and Memorial Auditorium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White House
National Science Foundation
OA Athens
OU Science
Ohio University
Harrison Salisbury
New York Times
Hanoi
Douglas Cater
Mass Politi
Cal Communication
Cater
Lyndon 2. Johnson
Academy For Educational Development
Baker Center
Salisbury
Memorial Auditorium
William H. Harlan
Ohio
Robert Eagle
Robert L. Daniel
Fencing and Dancing Classes Start in Champaign
City Recreation Director Robert Burson announces fencing and social dancing sessions. Fencers meet at 6:30 p.m. in front of Grover Center with George Cohen as instructor, 13 to adult pay $2. Social dancing for adults begins 7:15 p.m. in the Middle School Cafeteria with Mrs. Daryle Mayer, fee $3. Call recreation office 592 2423 for details. Also notes Illinois commencement honors Ralph Stead Izard of Athens Route 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Burson
Grover Center
George Cohen
Daryle Mayer
Burson
Births at Sheltering Arms Hospital Notes
Names of newborns and parental towns listed from Sheltering Arms Hospital Notes. Several Athens area families welcome a son or daughter, with additional transfers noted to St Josephs Hospital Parkersburg.
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Sheltering Arms Hospital
James Carter
Charles Jenkins
Edward LaVelle
St. Josephs Hospital
Parkersburg
W. Va
Meigs County Land Transfers Summary
Meigs County land transfers include multiple deeds and easements. Transfers involve James and Ethel Clark to Robert Clark and others in Scipio Middieport and Olive Townships. Norman Hysell and Patricia Hysell. Richard Densmore to Bertha Densmore. George Rayburn and Delores Johnson. Dwight Ross and Leila Pinney. John Stivers and Mary Stivers. Anna Dowis to N. Dowis. and others across Sutton Selisbury Letort and Rutland Townships with executors named Lindsey Lyons Minnie Gert and Lois Wellmen.
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James Clark
Ethel Clark
Scipio Tes
Robert Clark
Ole Clark
Rye Tuckerman
Dec
Middieport
Edgar Tuckerman
Pauline Page
Deane Russell
John A. Mottes
Olive Township
Charlies Moronke Jr
George Mowrey
Gladys Mowrey
Acre
Oge i Selsbury
Norman Hysell
Patricia Hysell
Richard Densmore
Salem Township
Bertha Densmore
Jorr Weis Jr
Yvonne Wells
United States
Bernard Fults
Homer Cook
Middleport
John Stivers
Mary Blimberh Stivers
James Marlin
Sutton Township
Begice Anna Trees
N. Dowis
Virgie Vis
Ocreage
Lebanon Township
Dwight Ross
Leila Pinney
George Cable Rayburn
Selisbury
George Rayburn
Delores Johnson
James Circle
Physica Circle
Wey
Sutton
Race Gos
Serwce
Frank Cleland
Delores Cleland
William Hearden
Morden
Roy Froffitt
Liles Proffier
Sarmuel Bernhart
Helen Barnhart
John Weite
Joan Wolfelot
Racine
Sobthe Worden
Kay Ellen Woreen
Daniel Thames
Marjorie Thames
Lois Wellmen
Minnie Gert
Rutland
Wilmer Holt
Doris Halsh
Larry Stofferd
Maxine Stofferd
Salisbury Township
Herold Gilmore
Irene Gilmore
Grveser
Corrie Grueser
Don Grueser
Janet Grueser
Frances
Louise Rebel
Pomeroy
Ovise Reibel
Mergaret Ramey
Herold Anderton
Margere Anderson
John Arbaugh
Erhel Arbaugh
Sylvia Headiey
Cecile McClonehon
Columbo
Sormusi Roe Homan
Andrew Freadie Lemley
Eve Lena Lemley
Salisbury
Jarmes Costo
Administrator Hired to Lead Athens County Programs
James D. Fernihaugh, administrator for Washington County’s programs for the retarded, will supervise Athens County’s mental retardation programs. The appointment was announced by Dr J K Bratton, president of the Athens County Board. Fernihaugh, a Beacon School resident and Bellaire High School alumnus, earned a BS in elementary education from the College of Steubenville and has study in special education at West Virginia University. He previously headed Belmont County Child Welfare training programs and was a Washington County caseworker before July. A Navy Korean War veteran, he is a volunteer fire committee member and first aid instructor, a Masonic lodge member, and former Belle Jaycees president. He and his wife live with two children in Marietta Route 1 Reno.
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William L. Glover
Guysville
Air Force
Lackland Afb
Tex
Oklahoma State University
Ent Afb
Colo
Christine Fisher
Great Britain
James D. Fernihaugh
Washington County
Athens County
J. K. Bratton
Athens County Board of Mental Retardation
Beacon School
McMechen
Bellaire High School
Fernihaugh
Ohio University
The
College of Steubenville
West Virginia University
Fernihough
Belmont County
Fire Department
Masonic Lodge
Bellaire Jaycees
WOUB to Run Action Line After Power Boost Grant
WOUB-FM at Ohio University will launch an Action Line program funded by this CPB grant of 4954 dollars. The service answers health consumer and government questions by phone and will air after a 3000 watt power upgrade pending FCC approval.
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Woub-Fm
Ohio University
The
Corporation For Public Broadcasting
Federal Communications Commission
Presley D. Holmes
Athens
CPB
Free on Bond After Municipal Court Marijuana Pleas
Two residents pleaded no contest to marijuana charges in Municipal Court and posted 5000 bond each, remaining free until hearings at 9 a m on June 25. Judith A. Taylor 24 of 15 W Union St and Carlisle Percival 19 of 20 Walker St are free on bond. David 19 of 20 Walker St released for lack of evidence. Athens police and sheriffs raided the Walker Street residence after two days of surveillance following a tip on Friday about marijuana traffic.
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Judith A. Taylor
W. Union St
Walker St
Carlisle Percival
David
Athens
Walker Street
Traffic Fines And Notices In Regional Court
Municipal court records list Robert L Stephenson 59 Lakeview Apts cited for speed with 59 fine plus costs. Kenneth A George 22 unm unsafe vehicle fined 10 plus costs. Fred D Gordon 97 Chauncey cited for failure to yield with 16 plus damages. Rosser 35 Athens Route 4 cited for failure to yield with 25 plus costs. Athens Sertoma Club to meet Wednesday at 7 30 p m Buckeye Cafeteria with John Russell president. The article notes historical dates including Hernando de Alarcon arriving in 1340 and San Diego founding July 16 1769.
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Robert L Stephenson
Lakeview Apts
Kenneth A. George
Longsville
Jocks& Wells
New Marshfield
Jane Stredching
Fred D. Gordon
Chauncey
Rosser
Athens
Athens Sertoma Club
Buckeye
John Russell
Navy Radioman Stiles Returns From Med Seven Months
Radioman 3C Robert L. Stiles son of Mr and Mrs Jay E Stiles Albany Route 1 survived aboard the USS Richard E Byrd a guided missile destroyer that returned to Norfolk after a seven month Mediterranean deployment with the Sixth Fleet He is married to Linda M Downey of Athens Also Lucinda Covella Mrs Rodney Covella and children of Bellvue visiting Irving Texas guests of Mrs Covellas mother Mrs Ruby Robertson They traveled from Toledo to Chicago by train then Texas Chief Santa Fe to Fort Worth Texas
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Robert L. Stiles
Jay E. Stiles
Albany
Navy
Richard E. Byrd
Norfolk
Mediterranean Sea
U. S
Linda M Downey
Athens
Glouster
Lucinda Covella
Rodney Covella
Bellvue
Irving
Texas
Election Expense Accounts Filed in May Primary
Athens County election director William Howe announced that all 19 candidates from Nelsonville and Athens filed their election expense accounts. All candidates ran in the Republican primary as no Democratic primary was held.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Howe
Athens County
Howe
Nelsonville
Athens
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Franklin Sheeter
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Athens County Bar Association
Service Safety
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Tom Cady
Maplewood Dr
Dr. Caul
Rotarians
OU Science Institute
Sparkling Clean
Columbia Gas OF Ohio, Inc
Champaign
Ill
University of Illinois
Ralph Stead Izard
Taste
Caligaeroate Conditioning, Inc
Lawrence Hlad
Denver Jordon
Gary Mosier
Thomas Clark
Reuben Olson
Edna Hoodilet
Charlies Davis
Jeffrey Gillogly
Walter Keirns
Millfield
Harold Davis
Minersville
Dearl Porter
Chillicothe
Donald Carpenter
Amesville
James Willson
Meigs County
Marietta Route 1
Reno
WOUB
Action Line
Sertoma
Alarcon First
California
Hernando de Alarcon
Ralph Kenneth Newman
Point Pleasant
Dixie Lee Hudson
South Side
William Conrad Nease
Patricia Mae Lieving
Hanover
N. H
David W. Russell
Amost Tuck School of Business Administration
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Dartmouth
San Diego
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Belk
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