Son of Sheriff Placed In Acting Role Bypasses Higher Ranks
The sheriff appoints his son Robert as acting sheriff during a vacation, bypassing a chief deputy and a captain. Sources cite morale problems tied to the chain of command and a potential LEAA juvenile bureau contract violation as the younger Brown heads the juvenile bureau. Robert Brown confirms he is in charge but offers no details.
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Sheriff's Office
Brown
Law Enforcement Assistance Administration
LEAA
Juvenile Bureau
Sheriff Brown
Juvenile program funding lapse affects sheriff office
The LEAA did not renew the juvenile program, ending today. Brown, overseeing the sheriff's department, will still be paid for the current pay period ending Friday, but will not receive further juvenile program funds. His return from vacation is not yet known.
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Brown
Sheriff's Department
LEAA
Scout Photo Scholarship Awards Offer Scholarships in Kodak Contest
Scouts earning the Photography merit badge in the Koonga Area Council are eligible for the Eastman Kodak sponsored contest. Entries in black and white and color may total six photos per entrant with prizes of 1000, 500, and 250 dollars plus merit certificates. entries due postmarked by October 1 and received by October 8, with judges chosen by the BSA assessing originality composition and technique.
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Bob Billups
Kooaga
Boys Scouts of America
Eastman Kodak Company
Scout Service Center
Juliana Street
Parkersburg
W.va
Coolville Youth Visits France
Steven Beha son of Mr and Mrs Denzil Beha of Coolville studies in Tours France this summer as a 1974 Federal Hocking High School graduate. He will return in August to Grace Bible College Winona Lake Ind as a junior. Address in France is Steve Beha Foyer de La Bonne Nouvelle 42 Rue Chalmel 37000 Tours France. CHAUNCEY New Chauncey Dover alumni officers elected for 1977 president Ralph Coe vice president Bill Kirkpatrick secretary Barbara Evener treasurer Judy Matheny news reporter Sue Rankin.
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Steven Beha
Denzil Beha
Coolville
Tours
France
Federal Hocking High School
Grace Bible College
Winona Lake
Ind
Steve Beha
Foyer de la Bonne Nouvelle
Rue Chalmel
Chauncey
Chauncey-Dover
Ralph Coe
Bill Kirkpatrick
Barbara Evener
Judy Matheny
Sue Rankin
Ping outlines OU future vision and health focus
Ohio University president Charles Ping spoke in Crawford Hall on future plans. He cited the new college of Osteopathic Medicine as a sign of health field growth and predicted greater emphasis on nursing geriatrics and interinstitutional cooperation with Athens Mental Health and Retardation Center. He warned of demographic shifts reducing 18 year olds and increasing upper level students. He discussed riot-control ideas more recreation and enforcement of laws including serving intoxicated patrons. He urged Athens Court Street as a pedestrian mall after a bypass and called for stricter campus conduct to curb disturbances.
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Christopher Clayton Messenger
Charles Ping
Crawford Hall
Ohio University
Ping
College of Osteopathic Medicine
Athens Mental Health and Retardation Center
Athens
Court Street
State Abandons Old Route 50 In Athens Segment
The state approves abandoning the old Route 50 from Utah Place in Athens to the Route 50 bypass end. The city segment reverts to Ely Street and the Canaan Two section reverts to the county highway system. The Route 50E bypass opened May 23 by Jackson and other officials.
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Utah Place
Athens
Ely Street
Canaan
Jackson
Instant Lottery Welcomes Winners in Instant Fashion
The piece promotes Instant Lottery tickets offering prizes from $2 to $10,000 and even up to one million dollars. It highlights instant results after rubbing and claims about one in every nine tickets winning, urging readers to buy tickets.
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