Municipal Income Taxes In Ohio To Stay, AP Survey Shows
Ohio municipalities rely on income tax for operating funds and capital needs. AP finds 84 towns use the tax, led by Akron with over 7 million in 1963 receipts, while Columbus depends heavily on it and Cleveland has not enacted one. The tax ranges from 0.4 to 1 percent and political support varies across cities.
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Ohio
Columbus
Associated Press
Akron
Lima
Allen County
Dayton
Ohio Municipal League
Middletown
St. Bernard
Hamilton County
Cleveland
Toledo
Philadelphia
Springfield
Youngstown
Warren
Cincinnati
John Gotherman, Jr
Lorain
Portsmouth
Heatwave Continues In Athens After Summer Arrival
Heat and humidity persisted in Athens on Monday after summer officially arrived. US Observer C L Colmer noted 10 am temperature at 82 degrees, up 11 from the morning low, with Saturday and Sunday highs at 94 and 95. A total of 0.88 inch of rain fell during two electrical storms, one of which brought a bright display and thunder.
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C. L. Colmer
Lightning Blamed for Fire at Robert Hawk Residence
Fire chief Basil Cullison said a lightning strike hit the Robert Hawk home on Lower Plains causing a 4 30 p m blaze. The bolt damaged the second floor exterior and caused some interior damage while the electrical system remained intact. The Plains fire department responded with two trucks. Betty Lou Shaner vs Lawrence Shaner seeks custody support and alimony for three children.
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Robert Hawk
Lower Plains
Basil Cullison
The
Plains Fire Department
Cullison
Plains Department
Betty Lou Shaner
Lawrence Shaner
Juniors Hold Buckeye Boys State Posts
About 16 area high school juniors were named to posts in the American Legion Buckeye Boys State program. Elected officials include Mike Murray and George Hummel from Logan High School. Appointments span mythical Buckeye state cities with students from Mid dleport Smith City and others.
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Buckeye
Mike Murray
Ronald
George Hummel
Donald Calvert
Ingersoll
Watercraft
Ron Bolin
Glouster High School
Dave Brown
Hartpeace
Eric Gustavson
Gardner
Athens High
Marshfield Driver Denies Patrol Charge
Larry Lavern Chesser of New Marshfield faced Municipal Court on DWI and excessive speed charges from the State Patrol. Judge Joseph B. Vanity Jr. set bonds at 225 dollars and continued the cases to July 1.
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Larry Lavern Chesser
New Marshfield
Joseph B. Vanity Jr
Chesser
Willard Guesman Fined After Family Abuse Charge
Willard Elwood Guesman of 361 W State St was fined $25 and costs by Acting Municipal Judge Joseph B Vanity after pleading guilty to family abuse. Betty Rose Guseman accused her husband of threats to break her neck mash her head and kill her. County Court records show Harold Parsons Jr 23 of Guysville Route 2 faces assault and battery charges filed by sister Norma Jean Spriggs with $25 and costs.
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Willard Elwood Guesman
State St
Joseph B. Vanity
Betty Rose Guseman
Harold Parsons, Jr
Guysville
Norma Jean Spriggs
Two drivers cited in weekend accidents in county
Patrol cites two drivers after weekend crashes. Harry Lee Fannin, 18, of Nelsonville Route 2, was cited for left of center after a two vehicle crash on Route 278 north of Route 56. Terry Lee Bishop, 17, Athens Route 1, was cited into Juvenile Court for conditional speed after a single vehicle slide on County Road 17 south of Route 50. A DeMolay swimming party is set at Crystal Pool 7 to 9 p m Monday for DeMolays and guests.
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State Highway Patrol
Harry Lee Fannin
Nelsonville
Terry Lee Bishop
Athens
Bishop
Crystal Pool
Order of DeMolay
Sheltering Arms Hospital Notes
A list of patients and dismissals from Sheltering Arms Hospital includes names such as Robert Guinn of Athens Route 2, Mary Rood of Athens, Anna Pickering of Athens, and Twila Rowland of Albany Route 2. Also noted are dismissals of Mrs. Wilford Jolley and son of New Marshfield and others from Athens and surrounding routes.
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Robert Guinn
Athens
Mary Rood
Anna Pickering
Twila Rowland
Albany
Francis Fuller
G. F. Pincelli
Chauncey
Wilford Jolley
Court Levies Fine For Assault and Battery
Jack McCulloch of Nelsonville pleaded guilty to assault and battery before County Judge Schoonover. He was fined 25 dollars, costs, a 10 day suspended jail term, and six months probation. Also, Jean Robb, 35, of Athens fainted from a possible heart attack and was taken to Sheltering Arms Hospital.
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Jack McCulloch
Nelsonville
Schoonover
Louise
McCulloch
York Township
Jean Robb
Athens
Gateway Motor Lodge
Fire Department
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Buckeye State Team Wins 1964 National Police Pistol Crown
Deputy Sheriff Bob Allen helped the Buckeye State Sheriff's Association team win the sheriff’s class at the 1964 National Police Pistol Championships at Indiana University Bloomington. Allen placed second on the four man squad amid 34 teams and 214 competitors from 22 states. The NRA sponsored event, run by IU, tested combat pistol skills across prone seated kneeling and crouch positions with both hands.
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Athens County
Bob Allen
Buckeye State Sheriff’s Association
Indiana University
Bloomington
Ind
Allen
National Rifle Association
IU Department of Police Administration
Ting
NRA
AP Bureau Chief Speaks To Editors At Ohio U Workshop
Al Dopking chief of the AP Columbus bureau will address 2000 high school editors at the 19th annual High School Publications Workshop at Ohio University. He joined the AP in 1935 and will outline operation and career opportunities. He covered World War II and reported the surrender of Japanese aboard the USS Missouri in Tokyo Bay.
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al Dopking
Associated Press
Columbus Bureau
Ohio University
Dopking
Tokyo Bay
Homma
Manila
Bataan
Train Hits Stalled Auto on Crossing Across Rebee Frost Rd
A Baltimore and Ohio passenger train struck an unoccupied auto stalled on the tracks across Rebee Frost Road. The car owned by Charles Craig of Cutler was demolished, per Deputy Sheriff Dewitt Buffington and the sheriff's department.
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Baltimore and Ohio
Rebee- Frost Rd
Sheriff's Department
Charles Craig
Cutler
Dewitt Buffington
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Amin Moore
Kerr-Hunter Hardware CO
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Grand Lodge of Masons
Paramathia Lodge
F&am
Earl Henderson
Elyria
Clyde Mantis
Rocky River
Robert Hinshaw
New Concord
William Roberson
John P. Buck
Clayton Smith
Dr. Henderson
Mantis
Baker Center
Area School
Archie W. Stanley Jr
Chauncey- Dover High School
Gregory Linscott
Campbell
the Plains High School
David Enlow
Ingersoll City Resource Dept
Albany High
James Dean
Eaton
Ames-Bern
Dennis Avner
Gallipolis
Williams
Bill Wamsley
Kanauga
Martin
Marshfield
Patrol
Donald K. Barstow
D. M. Goddard
Houck & Reed, Inc
Jessie W. Ley, Inc
Earl F. Mathews, Inc
C. M. Gill & Co
Dwight H. Rutherford
Joseph Seiple
Oakley Ins
Saltz Ins
Glouster, Ohio
Richard Guinther
Lycra
Bestform
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Nimans
Aeerte RS
Columbus and Southern Ohio Electric Company
North Front Street
Columbus 15
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Columbus and Southern O10 Electric Company
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