NSF Institutes Start Monday On OU Campus
Two National Science Foundation institutes begin Monday on Ohio University campus. One targets high school science seniors for an eight week junior research associate program led by university professors. The mathematics institute offers six weeks of courses with stipends and tuition exemptions for teachers. Listed participants include Sanford Merl Kennedy and Carolyn Sue Lucas among others.
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National Science Foundation
Ohio University
NSF
James Shipman
R. K. Butner
Athens teen Carl Conant earns private pilot license
Athens High School senior Carl Conant became the citys youngest known private pilot after earning his license on his 17th birthday. He passed tests at Port Columbus and Buckeye Valley Airport Hebron with FAA inspector Eugene B Miller and logged over 40 hours soloing a Cessna 182. He financed the program via a Messenger savings account and lawn mowing profits.
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Athens
Carl Conant
Port Columbus
L. E. Barber
Diamond
Nelsonville
Buckeye Valley
Hebron
Eugene B. Miller
FAA
Conant
E. L. Atkins
E. M. Conant
Lancaster St
Commission backs Rt 682 extension through hospital grounds
The city planning commission informally supported extending Route 682 from the Athens State Hospital grounds to Dairy Ave with conditions. A meeting with deputy state highway director John Dowler is planned to obtain background and state specs. A public hearing is set for Thursday.
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City Planning Commission
Athens State Hospital
Dairy Ave
John Dowler
Motorcycle muffler tampering eyed by city police chief
City police chief J B Grogan warns some motorcycle owners are tampering with exhausts to increase noise. He says standard mufflers are already loud and those with modified systems will be subject to arrest.
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J.B. Grogan
Grogan
Mercury Hits 590 Saturday Sunshine Sparks Warm Temperatures
The mercury rose under a bright sun Saturday after an early low of 50. U. S. Observer C. L. Colmer reported a 9 a.m. temperature of 73°, as Friday's high reached 82°.
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U. S
C. L. Colmer
City Squad Assists Boy and Teen in Separate Incidents
The city fire department emergency squad responded at 5 31 p m to Lake Motel for a 10 year old boy with paint on his face near the eye. No aid was given beyond advising a physician. At 1 p m Friday the squad went to Court and Union for Robert McMullen 18 who fainted. he was sent home with parents.
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Lake Motel
Kim Licht
Stan Licht
Court
Union
Robert McMullen
South Canaan Rd
Two Ohio University Students Plead Guilty To Trespass
David Robinson and Gaylord Johnson residents of 66 West State Street Athens pleaded guilty in County Court to trespassing. Each received a $10 fine and costs with the fine suspended. Charge filed by Virginia Hanning of Athens Route 5.
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David Robinson
Gaylord Johnson
Ohio University
W. State St
Virginia Hanning
Athens
Sheriff set to auction four Athens Route 50 apartments
Public auction to be held by Sheriff Harold Shields at 1:30 p.m. July 23 on courthouse east steps after a Common Pleas Court order forecloses mortgages totaling over 830000. Two paired apartment sets valued at 442020 each. Minimum bid two thirds of appraised value. Purchasers must pay cash. Owners include Athens Apartments and North Central Mortgage Corp. Officials Hodous and Mandel named in both groups.
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Athens
Harold Shields
Common Pleas Court
Shields
Route 50W
Boy 14 Injured Riding Bicycle Into Fence at Cliff’s Supermarket
A 14 year old, Dirk Leach, suffered facial abrasions and a nose cut requiring stitches after riding into a wire fence in the Cliff’s Supermarket parking lot at 284 FE State St. The fence had been erected recently amid zoning disputes with Cliff Bean facing possible penalties.
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Cliff
State St
Dirk Leach
Fred Leach
S. May Ave
Health department offers tuberculin skin tests in clinic
Sanitarian Robert Green said tuberculin skin tests will be given at the health department clinic on Tuesday between 6 p.m. and 8 p.m. at 9 N. College St. Department offices. Results will be ready Thursday between 6 p.m. and 8 p.m. Temporary food handler certificates can be issued to persons with negative tests.
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Health Department
Robert Green
N. College St
Driver Fined and Jailed for DWI in Arizona
Deward J. Propst, 59, Tempe, Arizona pleaded guilty to a State Highway Patrol charge of driving while intoxicated. He was fined $100 and costs and sentenced to three days in jail.
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Deward J. Propst
Tempe
Ariz
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