Ohio panel urges Athens County board resignations over education push
The Ohio Education Association panel found that attendance officer Robert Beckler and secretary Joan Burson harmed educational progress and urged resignations or dismissals. It commended Superintendent T. C. Porter for leadership and recommended expanding county office staff to improve services while stressing a need for unified board direction and written policies. The study, costing about 700 dollars, was not binding and was conducted at the request of Porter and local officials.
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Ohio Education Association
Athens County School Board
OEA
Professional Rights and
OFA
Athens
Robert Beckler
Joan Burson
T. C. Porter
Porter
Athens County
State Education Department
DEA Commission
DEA
Paul E. Spayde
Lakewood
The
Rights Commission
E. W. Kavanaugh
Greene County
Glenn W. Schaller
Lucas County
Commission
Anti-Litter Proposals Forwarded to City Solicitor
Athens city beautification committee presented anti-litter ordinance ideas to city council. Proposals include fines for street and public place littering, keeping sidewalks clear, banning posting on rights of way, removing dead brush and weeds, and protecting street signs. Council and solicitor to draft into formal ordinances with penalties.
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Goff Dunfee
Wilson Smith
Cincinnati
Columbus
Ohio Municipal League
Athens
Smith
Sertoma Athens Club Chartered Tonight in Athens
The newest Sertoma service club in Athens is chartering tonight at the Sportsman Grill with a 7 p.m. social hour and an 8 p.m. ladies night dinner. District governor from Hebron will install officers including President William Kane and Treasurer Ronald Fannin. The club aims for 25 to 35 members and joins other Southeastern Ohio clubs in Zanesville, Lancaster, Newark, Westerville, and Columbus areas.
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Athens
Sertoma
Sportsman Grill
Ohio
Hebron
William Kane
Athens Sertoma Club
E. D. Settle
Luckoff
George Sufronko
Broughton Dairy
Robert Gagle
Ronald Fannin
Kyle Hill
WOUB-TV_ newsman
Edward Slater
Ted Dean
John Forbes
John Russell
Robert Williams
Francis Graham
Fannin
Zanesville
Lancaster
Newark
Westerville
Columbus
Kansas City
Cooperative Club
Canada
United States
Mexico
2000 Journalism Workshoppers Enter 1331 Boys State
The 1331 Ohio high school juniors left Athens after a week at Buckeye Boys State with Gov Corbin Miller citing a fair political record. The final night saw a death penalty abolition bill fail 481 to 474. A later pay increase for state senators and representatives to 10 000 dollars a year was approved for 1966.
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Ohio
American Legion
Buckeye
Athens
Ohio University Journalism School
Corbin Miller
Dover High School
Miller
Senate
House
Temperature dips to 48 degrees in Athens Friday
Athens residents endured a chilly night as the thermometer dropped to 48 after a high of 79 on Thursday. At 9 30 a m Friday the reading was 65 according to U S Observer C L Colmer.
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Athens
U. S
C. L. Colmer
Two Patients Taken To Hospital By Emergency Squad
Two ill individuals were transported to Sheltering Arms Hospital by the city fire department emergency squad. Flora Sams, 41, of 9 Garfield Ave was admitted to the hospital on physician orders. Anna Betts, 72, of 15 Morris Ave was taken at 7 37 am Friday.
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Sheltering Arms Hospital
City Fire Department
Flora Sams
Garfield Ave
Anna Betts
Morris Ave
Lam
Municipal Court Case Load Rises
May court activity rose with 280 total cases and $5909.65 in fines and costs. City cases reached 201 in May and 187 in April while state law filings were 79 in May and 61 in April. Traffic bureau receipts totaled $2673.73 from meters and $148 from College St lot in May.
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Susan Blair
Municipal Traffic Bureau
College St
Master Mason Degree Set At Paramathia Lodge
The article notes a Master Mason degree will be conferred at 3 p.m. Saturday by Paramathia Lodge 25 F and AM. A fish dinner will be served at 6 15 p.m. said Jack L. Clark master.
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Paramathia Lodge
F&am
Jack L. Clark
Audit reports released on Trimble Glouster Ames Bern districts
State auditor releases examinations of three former school districts and Nelsonville Public Library. Trimble Local Glouster Exempted Village and Ames Bern Local show no findings but book keeping errors corrected. Library period covers 1962 to 1964 with income 155 242.36 and expenditures 142 133.52.
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State Auditor’s Bureau of Inspection and Supervision of Public Offices
Trimble Local
Glouster
Ames-Bern
Nelsonville Public Library
Trimble
Federal Hocking
Nelsonville
Court Approves Sale of Former Church Parsonage
Common Pleas Court approved the sale of the Richland Avenue Methodist Church parsonage and lot at 7 Hooper St for 10000 to Clifford Enterprises Inc a new local corporation. J Arthur Brooks and Frederick A Dixon urged the sale as in the society’s best interests. Clifford Enterprises issued 250 shares of non par value stock. members include Carl Clifford Bette Clifford and Curtis Clifford. The group plans a future parsonage near the church at Pomeroy and Warren Roads.
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Common Pleas Court
Richland Avenue Methodist Church
Clifford Enterprises, Inc
J. Arthur Brooks
Frederick A. Dixon
Religious Association
Hooper St
John Bolin
Religious Society
Clifford Enterprises
Carl Clifford
Baker Bldg
S. Congress St
Bette Clifford
Curtis Clifford
Stock Brooks
Pomeroy Rd
Warren Rds
Probation Extended for Nelsonville Man in Juvenile Case
Probation extended for Junior A. Fiske of Nelsonville for four more years after a June 1963 guilty plea on two counts of breaking and entering. He faced technical probation violations, including leaving the county without court or prosecutor approval, but no violation was found. Mrs. Carl Roberts of 39 Grosvenor Street was hospitalized Friday after emergency responders were called to 101 South Court Street at 11 03 a.m.
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Common Pleas Court
Junior A. Fiske
Nelsonville
Fiske
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