Athens City Council Rejects Daylight Saving EDST Plan
Athens city council voted to kill the daylight saving EDST proposal citing county opposition and public opposition. A petition drive and unofficial counts showed more opponents than supporters, while some members noted local ties, busier evenings, and work schedules as factors. The meeting also approved ordinances funding engineers, city planner, and extended fire protection contracts with Ohio University.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Council
Harry Crewson
W. B. Pruden
Elliott St
County Stand Continued as Commissioners Oppose DST
Two Athens County commissioners oppose daylight saving time citing confusion and lack of benefits. Louise Linscott of Amesville Grange 798 backs the stance, while a third commissioner plans to study the issue. The board also reviews bids for two dump trucks but sees no bid for the recorder’s microfilm editor and will solicit new offers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commission
James Edwards
John Law
John Cline
Louise Linscott
Amesville Grange 798
Athens County
Athens
D. M. Merrick
Athens City
Highway Department
Bob Hess, Inc
Gail Watkins Equipment
County Recorder
Tuesday Warmth Returns to Athens After Snow
Observer C L Colmer reports a warm Tuesday in Athens with a 10 am temperature of 31 degrees, up 17 from the morning low. Monday brought a high of 34 and a light dusting of snow.
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Athens
U.S
C. L. Colmer
Dover Boys Committed In Entries
Two Chauncey youths aged 15 and 16 broke into three school buildings five private homes and the old county dog pound. They were committed to a state juvenile institution after testing by the state youth commission. Sheriff deputy and county youth officer led the investigation. A separate item notes the National Association of Retired Civil Employers meeting at Buckeye Cafeteria at 6 p m Friday with Medicare and income tax on the agenda.
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Chauncey
Harold Rose
Old County
Chauncey Area
State Youth Commission
NARCE
National Association of
Buckeye
Ross Wright
Countywide dog quarantine ordered by commissioners
The county board of commissioners, following the health commissioner and state veterinarian, imposed a 90 day quarantine on all dogs to curb possible rabies spread. Rabies cases were reported in Meigs County and the Shade area after a rabid skunk was found dead on Mohler Lane. Two children exposed will receive anti rabies shots as the move emphasizes local confinement of rabies.
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County Board of Commissioners
Meigs County
Shade
Mohler Lane
Mullizan
Health Department
Athens High Earns 36 Top District Music Ratings
Athens High School received 36 top ratings in a district music festival sponsored by the Ohio Music Education department. Awards covered soloists and ensembles across grades, with firsts noted in instrumental and vocal categories and multiple named students recognized for top ratings and ensembles.
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Athens High
Athens High School
Ohio Music Education
Walter Suchanek
Dorothy Shuster
Daniel Fleming
Thomas Wiseman
Chriss Stubbs
Jane Culbert
Steve Hedges
Mike Dalzell
Barbara Kendall
Beth Dublin
Sandy Elliott
David Shafer
Nancy Selleck
Priscilla Clark
Ginger Potts
Steve Couradis
Rich Brophy
Tyke Weekley
Dave McFarland
Roger Boyd
Martin Kirkendall
Linda Williams
June Hudwell
Jane Williamson
Cathy Smith
Carin Olson
Susan Seileck
Anna Bannon
Dan Williams
Randy Wheaton
Don Glasgo
Anne Turnbull
Beth Davies
Judy Martin
Ned Tribe
John Baker
Peg McGinnis
Pete Couladis
Waterloo Club Plans Fund-Raising Sale
Members of Waterloo High School's Vocational Industrial Club collect dishes clothing furniture and radios to fund their annual Detroit trip. Donations can be picked up at Howard Parsons Shell Service Station on Carpenter St Athens or by calling 664 2106 or 664 2159.
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New Marshfield
Waterloo High School
Detroit
Mich
Howard Parson
Shell
Carpenter St
Athens
Defendants Sentenced For Break-Ins In Buchtel Tavern
Two Lancaster area men James Edward Deal 23 Bremen Route 1 and Kenney Paul Culbertson 18 Lancaster were sentenced Tuesday by Common Pleas Judge John Bolin for breaking into a Buchtel tavern. They pleaded guilty to informations bypassing grand jury action. Officers linked them to 15 burglaries across three counties. Two co-defendants remain jailed on 5000 bond each.
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Lancaster Area
Ohio
Common Pleas
John Bolin
Buchtel Tavern
James Edward Deal
Bremen Route 1
Ohio Penitentiary
Kenney Paul Culbertson
Lancaster
Mansfield State Reformatory
Air Force Team to Visit Ohio U to Explain Officer Programs
An Air Force information team will visit Ohio University's Baker Center March 8 and 9 to explain commissioning procedures and answer questions about officer programs, according to local recruiter T Sgt. Jack Stephens.
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Air Force
Ohio University
Baker Center
Tsgt
Jack Stephens
Fire crews respond to chimney fire at residence
City firefighters rushed to 16 Campbell Street at 9:20 a.m. Tuesday after soot in a chimney caused a small fire at Ben Dishon’s home. No damage was reported. Constitution Lodge 426 F and AM will meet at 7:30 p.m. Thursday in the Masonic Temple.
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Ben Dishon
Campbell St
New Marshfield
Constitution Lodge 426
F&am
Thursdday
Masonic Temple
Time Proposal Athens maps utilities for planning project
Athens city planners propose mapping underground utilities to aid future development. The plan accompanies two bills related to selling bonds for the 1965 Graham Drive paving project.
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Athens
Ing
Graham Dr
City seeks safety director with police background
City administration plans a new safety director post. Two candidates have been interviewed as the council created four new posts Monday night. The appointee will oversee police and fire, traffic control and lighting, with a $550 monthly salary rising to $650.
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Raymond Shepard
City Cuncil
Dwight Robinson
Shepard
Margaret Creek Unit Seeks Waterloo Land for Wildlife Lake
The Margaret Creek Conservancy District aims to close Waterloo Township land deals soon for a wildlife lake as part of the Margaret Creek Watershed Project. Attendees at a Monday meeting included district staff, Jerald Miller from Farm and Home Administration, and FHA officials. The district seeks FHA loans totaling 51 816 for water supply 78 999 for water treatment and 200 000 for recreation with Alexander Water Co. to handle Albany area distribution after a man made lake near U S Route 50.
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Margaret Creek
Jerald Miller
Marietta
Home Administration
FHA
Columbus
Lavelle
John Hamill
George Mara
Evans Mechwart
Hambleton
Tilton
Floyd Williams
Alexander Water Co
Albany
Athens
Come on in. Go all out clean white sock in the
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Adlastic Socks Claim Superior Stretch and Longevity
An advertising pitch touts Adlastic socks as 65 percent lambswool and 35 percent nylon with spandex for full stretch. It promises durability and a better fit for feet sizes 10 to 15, offering colors and prices for clean white socks and other options.
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Daylight Savings
Paul Efa
Edgar Tuckerman
Floyd Wolfe
Richard Phillips
Tad Grover
Evans, Medhwart, Hambleton and Tilton
McBee Systems
E. State St
Patcher
Tuckerman
Dover
Richard M. Phillips
Fedep*l
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Ed Johnson
David Womble
Debbie Baird
Chris Turnbull
Dan Carmichael
Jim Golding
David McFarland
Kathie Mahaffey
Margaret Brinkman
Ada Dailey
Sally Smith
Julie McMullen
Sharon Graves
Barbara Parker
Anne Bannon
Becky Kelsey
Girls
Gary van- Meter
Sid Grimes
Joe Pate
Denver Stover
John Kennedy
Waterloo Club
Tom Hendershot
Columbus Rd
Athens, Ohio
State Farm Life Insurance
Bloomington
Illinois
State Farm
Insurance
William C. Wilcox
James £. Coen
Athens Route 5
Minot Air Force Base
N. D
I .Water Conditioning, Inc
W. Stimson Ave
Waterloo Land
Pharmacy
New Adler
Atlastic
Olds
Oldsmobile
Bob Hess
Nelsonville, Inc
Fayette Street
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