Residents weigh legal steps over Vore Ridge junkyard
About 35 residents met at Salem Road Church to protest William Stalder junkyard citing black smoke from burning waste rats unsanitary conditions and road damage. Municipal Court adviser suggested possible injunction while Sheriff Brown pledged swift action and health officials said contact has been made.
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Vore Ridge Road
Salem Road
William Stalder
Richard Taylor
Municipal Court
Paul Brown
Lawrence Bean
College Men Embrace Neater Styles Across Campuses
An Associated Press survey finds college men shortening hair and dressing neater for job prospects. Barbers report shorter cuts while jeans stay popular, with corduroy and nylon shirts rising in use. Officials note practicality and cleaner jeans as factors.
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G.G. Labelle
Associated Press
University of California At Berkeley
Roger Howard
University of Wisconsin
David Graff
Carleton College
Northfield
Minn
Florida
Graff
Moritz to Hear Views on Athens Center Relocation
Public meeting invites residents to express views on the future of the Athens Mental Health and Retardation Center facilities. Dr. Timothy Moritz will hear input at a Wednesday 7 p.m. session in the center auditorium with staff from the Ohio Department of Mental Health and Mental Retardation and the OU College of Osteopathic Medicine present.
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Athens
Timothy Moritz
Ohio Department of Mental Health and Mental Retardation
Claire Ball Jr
Athens Center
Ohio University
College of Osteopathic Medicine
Ball
Moritz
Department of Mental Health and Mental Retardation
OU Medical School
Rio Grande Driver Hurt In One Car Crash
Robert Shaw 18 of Rio Grande injured in a one car crash in Gallia County on Route 325 near old Route 35. Vehicle skidded on wet pavement on a curve, struck a sign a utility pole and an embankment. Shaw transported to Holzer Medical Center. No citation issued.
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Gallipolis
Robert Shaw
Rio Grande
Gallia County
Holzer Medical Center
Ohio Highway Patrol
Shaw
Rain Brings Relief as Drought Eases in Athens County
Rain fell Wednesday afternoon easing drought conditions in Athens County. Mrs C L Colmer reported 0.79 inch at Porter Hall while Ohio Universitys Geography Dept measured 0.92 inch. The Hocking River was just over three feet and rising slowly. Nighttime temperatures dropped to the mid 50s marking the end of a heat wave.
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Athens County
C. L. Colmer
U.S
Porter Hall
Ohio University
Athens Man Wins Full Osteopathic Scholarship
Paul Haupt of Athens joins five others in the inaugural Ohio University College of Osteopathic Medicine class for 1976-77, earning a full tuition scholarship from the Ohio Osteopathic Foundation. Haupt, son of the Rev. and Mrs. Waldemar Haupt, Syracuse University graduate, and former Peace Corps worker in Liberia, must commit to practicing medicine in Ohio.
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Paul Haupt
Athens
Ohio University College of Osteopathic Medicine
Haupt
Ohio Osteopathic Foundation
Waldemar Haupt
York Drive
Syracuse University
Peace Corps
Liberia
West Africa
Ohio State University
University Hospital
Columbus
Michigan
Gary Welch
Southfield
Mich
Athens High School
Ohio University
Magmie Welch
Chauncey Personals Note Visits Across States
Mr. and Mrs. Steve Leho and children Mary Jane and Frankie from Meridian Mississippi visited former Chauncey residents Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Jackson and stopped to see Leho’s brother Bob in Amesville. Christina and Ceclia Guy visited Columbus relatives Edward Guy Phil Smith and Alice Smith hosted Phil Smith in Columbus.
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Steve Leho
Mary Jane
Frankie
Meridian
Miss
Andrew Jackson
Leho
Bob
Amesville
Chauncey
Christina
Ceclia Guy
Columbus
Edward Guy
Phil Smith
Alice Smith
Reedsville Couple Hurt In Mishap
A Route 33 south of Nelsonville traffic crash injured a Reedsville couple. James A. Kroegel, 45, and Georgia Kroegel, 42, suffered forehead cuts and were taken to Mount St. Mary Hospital. Kroegel’s northbound car collided with James E. Edwards, 19, Nelsonville, who had pulled onto the highway from a driveway.
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Reedsville
Nelsonville
James A. Kroegel
Georgia Kroegel
Mount St. Mary Hospital
State Highway Patrol
Kroegel
James E. Edwards
Cincinnati Police Slush Fund Testimony Makes Trial Haze
Two traffic officers testified they gave payments to suspended Chief Carl Goodin for an informant fund to entertain dignitaries and cover office needs. Lt Richard Beyer and Officer James Simon testified the money came from radio station payoffs to broadcast reports, while Goodin contends funds were personal. The perjury and tampering trial could wrap up as prosecutors press for closure.
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Cincinnati
Carl V. Goodin
Goodin
Richard Beyer
James Simon
James Stanley
Robert Heinlein
Stanley
Heinlein
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Virgil Meath
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Oladogun Sesheun
Davis Hall
Athens Messenger
D&s
Ohio
West Virginia
U.S. & Possessions
Astress Aii
Messenger Publistang Co
Orsan Wad
Friendly Circle
Senior Citizens Club of
Dorothy Daugherty
Erma Roberts
Cincy
S. Court St
Paula Whitman
Marj Cohen
North Court St
SSS Scs
Stias
Vion Eatoh
Aavine Service Bank
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
the Security Bank
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