Officials Attend Seminar on Ohio Criminal Code Revisions
Athens Mayor Donald Barrett and Service Safety Director Philip Goldsberry attended an Ohio Municipal League seminar in Columbus on forthcoming revisions to the Ohio Criminal Code. Barrett called the changes far reaching and said training for public officials is needed. The updates define punishments clearly and remove vagueness, with implications for the city solicitor and potential changes to activities including private poker games.
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Athens
Donald Barrett
Service Safety
Philip Goldsberry
Columbus
Ohio Municipal League
Barrett
Drowning Cause Of Youths Death
Official autopsy on 18 year old Timothy Cline found in the Hocking River April 27 lists drowning as the cause. Traces of toluene and isopropyl alcohol were detected in blood but death ruled accidental by the Athens County coroner. Cline from Wellsville had been missing from Columbiana for two weeks. deputies work with Columbiana in the investigation.
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Timothy Cline
Hocking River
Athens County
Paul Brown
Athens County Sheriff's Department
Cline
Wellsville
Athens County Sheriff's Deputies
Columbiana Sheriff's Deputies
Boy, 10, Injured When Struck by Car in Athens
An Athens boy, Donald Garrett Jr., 10, was treated and released from O'Bleness Memorial Hospital for injuries after a car struck him and another boy while riding bikes on E State Street Thursday at 1:30 p.m. Witnesses described signaling to turn onto Sunnyside Drive before the collision. The driver, Carolyne Sue Allen, 40, Athens Route 3, faces an investigation with no citations issued. Garrett was transported by Athens Southeast EMS.
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Athens
O’bleness Memorial Hospital
Donald Garrett Jr
Spring St
E. State Street
Sunnyside Dr
Carolyne Sue Allen
Garrett
Athens Southeast Emergency Medical Service
Newfoundland Revenue Relys Heavily on Ottawa Funds
The Newfoundland government reports that over 60 percent of its revenue is sourced from the Canadian federal government. The figure underscores Ottawa’s fiscal role in provincial finances and the ongoing dependency in provincial budgeting.
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Newfoundland
Pilots Accused of Misconduct in POW Camps
Two fighter pilots face formal accusations of misconduct for actions during years as prisoners of war in North Vietnam. Pentagon sources disclosed the charges.
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Washington
Pentagon
James V. Stockdale
Coronado
Calif
Stockdale
Navy
Walter E. Wilber
Columbia Cross Roads
Edison Wainright Miller
Tustin
Wilber
North Vietnam
Miller
John Warner
Air Force
Theodore Guy
South Vietnam
Defense
Melvin R. Laird
Guy
Adult Students Pass Course in Edmonton Evening Classes
In Edmonton, 81 percent of 394 adults taking December Grade 12 exams in the public school board evening program earned matriculation standing after 84 study hours versus 132 hours for regular students. The item notes broader POW-related military charges from Stockdale and others, detailing unrelated information about two officers Wilber and Miller and their Vietnam-era fates.
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Edmonton, Alta
Edmonton Public School Board
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