Ohio Power delays plan reveal on Meigs and Gallia sites
Ohio Power officials in Canton refused to disclose details of plans for coal mines in Meigs County and a generating plant at Cheshire Gallia County. Reports link American Electric Power to land buys and potential conveyor or electric railway transport to Cheshire with possible use at a Cheshire plant or downstream plants on the Ohio River.
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Ohio Power Co
Meigs
Gallia
Ohio Valley
American Electric Power Co
Ohio Power
Appalachian Power Co
Cheshire
Gallia County
Meigs County
Messenger
Canton
American Electric Power
Point Inland
AEP
Ohio
American
Philip Sporn
Grims Landing
New Haven
Students Face Preliminary Hearing Over TV Theft Case
Two Ohio University students from Carriage Hill were charged with possession of a stolen color television and faced a lengthy preliminary hearing in Athens County Municipal Court. Hayden faces receiving stolen property and Dailey with aiding and abetting. Police traced the set to their apartment after an anonymous tip. Hayden allegedly bought it for 50 dollars. The TV was identified by a repairman and by police, with the pair cooperative during the investigation. The hearing remained in progress at presstime.
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Ohio University
Athens County
Thomas Hayden
Charles Dailey
Carriage Hill
South Green Building 13
Hayden
Dailey
Tom Thomas
Thomas
William Kane
Spring Cerebration Shindig Set at Ohio University
Organizers clarify Friday’s Appalachian Shindig occurs at 7 p.m. in Grover Center not 5 p.m. in Scott Quad. Food and drinks provided, attendees not required to bring meals. Morris Brothers concert and square dancing planned with instruments welcome. Spring Cerebration events are public. spellings corrected.
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Ohio University
Messenger
Grover Center
Scott Quad
Morris Brothers
Policeman Streicher Suspended for Violation in Cincinnati
Police Detective Sergeant Thomas Streicher faced a 30 day suspension and demotion to specialist after being cited for conduct in violation of police regulations related to an incident on February 14 involving firing at a downtown adult bookstore. He declined to answer questions at a hearing and may appear before the city civil service commission.
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Cincinnati
Thomas Streicher
Richard L. Krabach
Streicher
City Civil Service Commission
Memorial Hospital Births and Dismissals List
O Bleness Memorial Hospital notes several births including a daughter for Mr and Mrs Brady White Athens and a son for Mr and Mrs Clovis Betts New Marshfield Route 1. A long list names many patients and dismissals including Irene Toma and others while noting various Athens and surrounding area residents.
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Brady White
Athens
Marshall Spradling
Billy Joe Osborne Sr
New Marshfield
Clovis Betts
Daniel Folden
Nelsonville
Alma Trainer
Mark Hardwick
Alvin D. Cline
Oakey Phillips
Orville Stover
Lewis Hixson
Anthony G. Trisolini
Girard Krebs
Douglas Mosier
Albany
Wiley Colburn
Henry Albright
Michael Gill
Trena Elswick
Guysville
Sharon Kay Brown
Millfield
Homer Pierpoint
David Moleski
Jacksonville
Wilbur Cartwright
Glouster
George Berry
Radcliff
Irene Toma
Cleveland
Frank Liskey
Roger Stover
Philip Devol
Helen Cumley
Jean Hess
Dave Mathews
Cecil Copeland
Harvey Tschirgi
Curtis Rutter
Tracie Lynn Roberts
Osborne Fulks
Edmond Smith
Richard McKibben
Adelbert Patton
Cecil Wilson
Garth Beal
Tommy Oldfield
Suzanne Timmons
Harlan Antle
John Grim
Arthur O. van Dyke
Charles Johnson and Son
Denny Thompson
Lennie Campbell
Athens Ohio to Sell Four 1957 GMC Motor Coaches
The city council authorizes the Service Safety Director to advertise and accept bids for the sale of four 1957 GMC 31 passenger motor coaches. The ordinance declares an emergency to protect public peace and safety, effective upon mayoral approval.
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GMC
Athens
Ohio
Harry B. Crewson
Catherine Phillips
Eave and Shepard
Schoolman's Car Damaged By Vandals
Vandals smeared the superintendent C W Montgomery IIIs car with paint remover on the corner of Hudson Ave and Elmwood Drive in Athens Saturday evening. Police are investigating. A second report notes a break in at the Hocking River project toolbox behind Ohio University stadium with four quarts of oil a torch and a hose taken.
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Federal Hocking
Athens
C. W. Montgomery III
Coolville
Hudson Ave
Elmwood Drive
Hocking River
Linton Sickles
Gilligan Proposes Pay Hike Across Ohio State Jobs
Governor John J. Gilligan proposed a $166.8 million two year pay package for state employees starting July 1 with a 16 percent across the board raise. The plan includes automatic 5 percent cost of living increases after 1972, life insurance worth 1.5 times salary, cash conversion of vested sick leave at 25 percent, and pay range boosts across 200 job classes. The package totals $75.8 million in 1972 and $91 million in 1973, with the set of reforms aimed at aligning Ohio wages with nearby states and cities and with private industry.
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Columbus
Ohio
John J. Gilligan
Gilligan
U. S. Civil Service Commission
Pat Nixon Says She Enjoyed Teaching and Might Do It Again
First Lady Pat Nixon told White House guests at a reception for 300 wives of delegates to the American Association of Junior Colleges that she enjoyed teaching school in her younger days and would like to return to teaching if time permitted. She previously taught commercial subjects for four years at Whittier High School in California.
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Washington
Pat Nixon
White House
American Association of Junior Colleges
Lenten Services at St Jude Change to Tuesdays
Lenten services at St Jude Catholic Church are moved to Tuesdays. Catechism starts at 6 30 p.m Stations of the Cross at 7 30 p.m and Mass at 8 p.m.
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Chauncey
St. Jude Catholic Church
Southern diet themes in early 20th century South discussed
Dr. Sam Hilliard of Southern Illinois University outlined the rural antebellum South diet focusing on pork and corn. He described the hog meat syndrome, corn reliance, and regional food practices, including pot liquor and sowbelly, as well as his interest in beer can collecting.
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Kathy Mauro Messenger
Sam Hilliare
South
Hilliard
Southern Illinois University
Ohio University
Porter Hall
Ante-Bellum
Hillard
Mid-West
Corn Belt
Europe
Self-Employed Must File Tax Returns
Paul A. Schuster announces self employed individuals with net earnings of 400 dollars or more must file federal income tax returns and pay self employment tax. The 1969 act broadens filing rules. Schedule SE Form 1040 is required to compute Social Security tax. Copies of Schedule SE available at IRS office.
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Cincinnati
Paul A. Schuster
IRS
Southern Ohio
Schuster
Man Cited In Mishap On State Route 78
James Podoski aged 68 of Murray City was cited for failure to yield the right of way after a two car crash on State Route 78 in Murray City. He pulled from a private drive into a car driven by Mary June Houck aged 31 of Shawnee. No injuries were reported.
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James Podoski
Murray City
State Highway Patrol
Podoski
Mary June Houck
Shawnee
Masonic Temple Plans Two Week Meetings in Athens
Two meetings are scheduled at the Athens Masonic Temple this week. Paramythia Lodge 25 F and AM will meet at 7 30 p m Tuesday and Athens Commandery 15 KT has a 7 30 p m Wednesday session.
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Athens
Preparation H Proposes Fast Relief for Hemorrhoidal Discomfort
Advertisement claims doctor-tested Preparation H provides hours of relief from itching and pain and helps shrink swollen hemorrhoidal tissues. It asserts no prescription is needed and offers ointment or suppositories as options.
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City Hall
Chauncey Cub Scout
Chauncey Christian Church
Chauncey Boy Scouts
First National Bank
O’bleness Memorial Hospital
Schoolman
Pat
Masonic Temple
Marting
Charmer
Marting’s Wig Salon
Shirley Fabrics
Jane Leslie
Complete Insurance Service
Don Reed
Bob Baur
Reed & Baur, Inc
E. State
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